The draft is done.
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“RED JACKET”
In Uncategorized on 11/29/2008 at 18:30Charles Schulz / "Mad Men" / Radio Lab
In Uncategorized on 11/22/2008 at 12:33"But in the mid-1950s a large part of [Schulz's] public consisted of good, plain people who felt guilty at being discontented in an epoch of unprecedented prosperity. Peanuts struck a chord with those who had thought they had everything they wanted only to discover that they didn't, and needed an acceptably gentle reminder of this insight."
– David Michaelis, Schulz and Peanuts pg 342.
Mad Men begins at the dawn of the sixties but the same dynamic is in play. Today the existential anxiety is coming from the unprecedented level of possibilities the connected world promises to offer (or should that be threatens to offer), as discussed in the first part of WNYC's Radio Lab latest program "Choice" with it description of new college grads frozen into inaction from fear of making decisions — each decision taken represents an elimination of some tantalizing (and now lost) hypothetical opportunity.
Charles Schulz / “Mad Men” / Radio Lab
In Uncategorized on 11/22/2008 at 11:29"But in the mid-1950s a large part of [Schulz's] public consisted of good, plain people who felt guilty at being discontented in an epoch of unprecedented prosperity. Peanuts struck a chord with those who had thought they had everything they wanted only to discover that they didn't, and needed an acceptably gentle reminder of this insight."
– David Michaelis, Schulz and Peanuts pg 342.
Mad Men begins at the dawn of the sixties but the same dynamic is in play. Today the existential anxiety is coming from the unprecedented level of possibilities the connected world promises to offer (or should that be threatens to offer), as discussed in the first part of WNYC's Radio Lab latest program "Choice" with it description of new college grads frozen into inaction from fear of making decisions — each decision taken represents an elimination of some tantalizing (and now lost) hypothetical opportunity.
Nanowrimo: The Widgets
In Uncategorized on 11/16/2008 at 12:53I'm writing a novel called "Red Jacket." This is how the first draft is going:


Nanowrimo: The Widgets
In Uncategorized on 11/16/2008 at 11:42I'm writing a novel called "Red Jacket." This is how the first draft is going:


Write Or Die thingy.
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Write Or Die thingy.
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If you don’t believe me, maybe you’ll believe Shermer
In Uncategorized on 11/09/2008 at 00:33Nah, probably you won’t.
Skepticblog » Gay Marriage: Stone Them to Death! : “Mark my words. Here is what is going to happen. Within a decade, maybe two, Christians will come around to treating gays no differently than they now treat members of other groups whom they previously persecuted — women, Jews, blacks — but not because of some new interpretation of a biblical passage, or because of a new revelation from God. These changes will come about the same way that they always do: by the oppressed minority fighting for the right to be treated equally, and by a few enlightened members of the oppressing majority supporting their cause.”
— Michael Shermer
If you don’t believe me, maybe you’ll believe Shermer
In "quote", Religion on 11/08/2008 at 23:33Nah, probably you won’t.
Skepticblog » Gay Marriage: Stone Them to Death! : “Mark my words. Here is what is going to happen. Within a decade, maybe two, Christians will come around to treating gays no differently than they now treat members of other groups whom they previously persecuted — women, Jews, blacks — but not because of some new interpretation of a biblical passage, or because of a new revelation from God. These changes will come about the same way that they always do: by the oppressed minority fighting for the right to be treated equally, and by a few enlightened members of the oppressing majority supporting their cause.”
— Michael Shermer
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