The little things

, July 5, 2010

“Can I get a large coffee?” the older fellow behind me asked. “And make sure it’s got a lot of milk!” “How much milk?” the woman behind the counter asked. “Lots and lots of milk!” the fellow gushed, as if he’d just discovered milk and never wanted the thrill of the moment to end. “No […]


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AIDS Walk Update: Off to a good start

, July 5, 2010

As I recently mentioned, I’ve once again signed up with the AIDS Walk for Life. I’ve got a little over a couple of months in which to raise my five hundred dollar goal, and according to my fundraising page, I’m officially 14% of the way there. Not bad for the first week out, but there’s […]


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The Sketchersons are holding auditions

, July 4, 2010

Speaking of talented siblings, it was very good to see my brother rejoin the Sketchersons tonight, after taking a couple of weeks off to focus on his day job. As always, the troupe was in fine form. Say, how would you like to join them? The troupe is currently looking for new cast members, and […]


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This is about “This is About the Push”

, July 3, 2010

If you’re hitting up the Fringe Festival this year, then I’d highly recommend that you check out a play my sister has written called This is About the Push. Following the runaway success of her 2008 play Wake, her latest is another deftly written deconstruction of human relationships that’s as witty and disarming as it […]


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The housing kaboom

, July 2, 2010

When you buy a house, and you’re one of the first people in your group of friends to do so, you’re inevitably going to be asked a lot of questions that you don’t necessarily feel qualified to answer. Kate and I had to learn a lot of this stuff on the fly, so we can […]


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Babylon Telecom rebooted today

, July 1, 2010

At least, it looks as if Babylon Telecom rebooted today. Their countdown clock is now into negative numbers – well, “negative zero” today, technically – and a new audio track has been embedded. It’s actually a track that I recorded for them four years ago, but whatever. The 365 Days of Hell of Earth blog […]


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From Gallifrey to Glastonbury

, June 30, 2010

If you haven’t yet seen the footage of Matt Smith joining Orbital on stage to perform their version of the Doctor Who theme at Glastonbury the other night, then here you go. It’s a good time, and to tell you the truth, it’s great to have Orbital back.


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How would you like to sponsor an AIDS walker again?

, June 29, 2010

Hey, remember when I said I was planning to register for the AIDS Walk for Life again this year? Well, I filled out the paperwork last night, and I’m now in search of sponsors. Many of you were extremely generous last year, and I hope we can all benefit from that generosity again this year. […]


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Not only is this post obnoxiously cute, but it also features “Doctor Who” spoilers

, June 29, 2010

“So, would you wait for two thousand years for me to come back to life after you’d shot me because you were really a plastic alien?” “Of course,” I said. “Are you just saying that because you know it’s never going to happen and you won’t have to follow through on it?” “Pretty much,” I […]


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Three days until the Babylon Telecom reboot

, June 28, 2010

And you know what? Still no news from the company on what it’s going to involve. There’s a frustrating amount of secrecy around the whole thing. But what can you do beyond staying tuned, right?


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