Author Archives: DAK

You are being watched I have a bad feeling about this. The news is some seven months old, but it’s the first I’ve heard of it. President Bush has created an organization called the Citizen Corps an organization who’s aim … Continue reading →

So I’m experimenting with selling some stuff on ebay; as a prelude to selling some bigger, more valuable, stuff. At the moment it’s just some old computer games and junk, but if you’re into that sort of thing go nuts. … Continue reading →

If you happened to have been watching my site for the last 15 minutes hour, you saw it go through some rather alarming convulsions. I’ve been vaguely thinking of redesigning my site in positional CSS (as is all the vogue) … Continue reading →

Things ADG’s property manager has told me that I don’t at all believe. First in a probably long series – that he has multiple degrees: one in physics, and the other in chemistry, and is mere units away from an … Continue reading →

In a veritable orgy of cultural events, ADG and I went to see Henry IV, Part I; hosted by the Festival Theatre Ensemble at the dubiously-titled “First Annual” Los Gatos Shakespeare Festival. The event was complete with everything you’d expect … Continue reading →

I just threw away my cell-phone. The fact that I meant to throw away the piece of paper in my other hand is hardly the point. I should probably go get my shampoo out of the freezer before it hardens…

In a virtual re-creation of our first date, ADG and I went to the Berkeley Repertory Theatre and saw Cloud 9: …a topsy-turvy play about race, class, history and sex, Caryl Churchill uses the backdrop of 19th century colonial Africa … Continue reading →

I choose, in the next few lines, to complain. It will be not witty, nor interesting, so save yourselves: Every day. Every. Fucking. Day. Every Gawdamn Motha-F’ing Day, there’s a guy outside my window with a leaf blower! Yes, I … Continue reading →

Nifty… Non-sensical, but nifty. (via The D-Train)

ADG and I rented Waking Life last night…totally compelling, thought-provoking, and interesting. We paused the movie several times to talk about the ideas presented and what we thought about them, at no detriment to the flow of the movie, or … Continue reading →