feh. I just called in my take out order and it's started raining. damn.

a couple of things:

I keep having dreams where I am punching people, but am unable to punch hard - I don't feel especially ineffective as of late, hmmm.

I did some major decluttering yesterday and my house is so much nicer. It is very YAY making.

RIP Peter Jennings. This makes me sad.

So, I'm going to visit my Best Friend at her house in Western MA this weekend, and we're going to a play at Wiliamstown (Tom Stoppard's On the Razzle) I check out the cast list, and in the ensemble is listed ... Michelle Trachtenberg. Now, Williamstown is a prestige training ground for actors, so it's entirely possible, but I haven't heard anything about this. Intriguing. Michael McKean is the lead, and he should be very fun to watch!

Now, Williamstown is a prestige training ground for actors, so it's entirely possible, but I haven't heard anything about this.

I heard about it, Robin, so if you're looking for confirmation...here it is.

Best Buy has Tru Calling's final six episodes . . . this link found over at Whedonesque.

I keep having dreams where I am punching people

Anyone in particular or just people?

Shark vs Octopus

I love this, because of the implied requirements for anyone giving a fuck:

NBC News President Neal Shapiro on Friday appeared to agree with minority activists who have accused the news media of focusing their attention on missing white, attractive women while ignoring missing black, attractive women. Appearing on NBC's Dateline, Shapiro, who is rumored to be leaving the network, remarked, "Our mission is to try to cover America. And that means all facets of America. And when our coverage doesn't reflect that, it distresses me. That said, I think it's important that people in the industry talk about it. I think the fact that I'm talking about it, I think the fact that Dateline NBC is devoting airtime to it, means we take it seriously. And we have to do better." Shapiro's remarks came as Fox News personality Greta Van Susteren returned to Aruba for additional coverage of her ratings-grabbing investigation of missing teenager Natalee Holloway. She told the Associated Press: "I obviously don't program for the people in the newsroom or my friends or the people I went to law school with. I program for the viewers." Asked about Dateline's report, Van Susteren commented: "I wish we did more on missing minorities. But I'm not going to be bothered by the critics."

We lose pretty women too! Report on us! Report on us!

NBC News President Neal Shapiro on Friday appeared to agree with minority activists who have accused the news media of focusing their attention on missing white, attractive women while ignoring missing black, attractive women.

If you're ugly, too bad! No one cares! Enjoy your death.

I watched that Dateline and what shocked me was that Temika Houston - the girl they were primarily covering - is Desmond Howard's niece. Even being related to a celebrity didn't help.