What a Earthday weekend! As you know, earthday is on 4/22 which is two days after 4/20. Hence, its a wonderful time to ponder and enjoy the earth. which is what i did. my friend aimee (see previous entry) visited with two friends and our time was spent on vieques. the beaches were incredible and the sun was great. so happy earthday belated to everyone. lots of love and kindness and you know what? life is fuckin sweet.
luv,
-b-
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
Monday, April 11, 2005
Friday, April 08, 2005
Video games versus other media:
Why don't they understand?
This article goes about saying that young males now spend more $ on video games than on music. Dude, that's 'cuz it's still too hard to burn a Playstation2 game. I don't have a mod chip in my PS2, but I sure have the capabilities to rip a CD into mp3. So riddle me this batman, why is this info news? The video game industry is selling 'cuz it's always on the crest of technology. If original Nintendo was the current platform, then it too would be losing money 'cuz all the new games would be available in emulators via the internet most probably three days before it's official release date. Duh!
Why don't they understand?
This article goes about saying that young males now spend more $ on video games than on music. Dude, that's 'cuz it's still too hard to burn a Playstation2 game. I don't have a mod chip in my PS2, but I sure have the capabilities to rip a CD into mp3. So riddle me this batman, why is this info news? The video game industry is selling 'cuz it's always on the crest of technology. If original Nintendo was the current platform, then it too would be losing money 'cuz all the new games would be available in emulators via the internet most probably three days before it's official release date. Duh!
Thursday, April 07, 2005
Wednesday, April 06, 2005
Ok, I know, but here's straight from the article: "A chemical in cannabis can help ward off strokes and heart disease, scientists believe."
Tuesday, April 05, 2005
Puerto Rico, where's the WiFi at? Yet another state wants to give the WiFi to the people!
From the article : "Sege said Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Arvada, Golden, Thornton and Aurora are considering their own networks. He said it costs about $600,000 for the average city of 16 square miles to buy the equipment, and service can be provided for as low as $16 a month. The antennas can be mounted on light poles and city owned property, cutting costs. Cities can also use the equipment to install cameras to monitor neighborhoods."
From the article : "Sege said Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Arvada, Golden, Thornton and Aurora are considering their own networks. He said it costs about $600,000 for the average city of 16 square miles to buy the equipment, and service can be provided for as low as $16 a month. The antennas can be mounted on light poles and city owned property, cutting costs. Cities can also use the equipment to install cameras to monitor neighborhoods."
Sunday, April 03, 2005
Saturday, April 02, 2005
Friday, April 01, 2005
ThinkGeek :: Stuff for Smart Masses In case you needed inspiration for my birthday gift (earthday people, i was born on earthday!).
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