JPNor's blog

Last week, I posted a review of the documentary film Food, Inc. (scroll down 2 blog posts). Among the comments, VenomRudman posted "Fucking propoganda......" perhaps because he works in the food processing industry, or possibly simply because in my review I mentioned I have changed certain elements of my diet after viewing the film.

http://us.akinator.com/

Worth a quick visit, even if you only play one round. I've been able to stump it only once and that was with a porn star, most of which are interchangeable and devoid of identity outside of being a porn star.

http://us.akinator.com/

Worth a quick visit, even if you only play one round. I've been able to stump it only once and that was with a porn star, most of which are interchangeable and devoid of identity outside of being a porn star.

It's unprecedented. For me, at least. As a movie buff, I have seen literally thousands of movies and have even made a couple short films of my own. I hadn't heard of Food, Inc. until the Academy Awards and watched it earlier in the week.

It's unprecedented. For me, at least. As a movie buff, I have seen literally thousands of movies and have even made a couple short films of my own. I hadn't heard of Food, Inc. until the Academy Awards and watched it earlier in the week.

You've probably heard this already - Lindsay Lohan is suing E*Trade over a commercial that she feels "misappropriated her name and personality." She is asking for $100 million. Here's the commercial (I think..... I don't have audio on my work PC so I'm taking a stab):

You've probably heard this already - Lindsay Lohan is suing E*Trade over a commercial that she feels "misappropriated her name and personality." She is asking for $100 million. Here's the commercial (I think..... I don't have audio on my work PC so I'm taking a stab):

I'm angry and need to vent before I punch a hole in the wall. I run a small multimedia production business in addition to my full time job and with my other responsibilities, the only way I can get caught up on my production work is to move all my editing equipment into the kitchen. I know it sounds weird but it's an easy central place where I can get work done while still watching my kid.

I'm angry and need to vent before I punch a hole in the wall. I run a small multimedia production business in addition to my full time job and with my other responsibilities, the only way I can get caught up on my production work is to move all my editing equipment into the kitchen. I know it sounds weird but it's an easy central place where I can get work done while still watching my kid.

... present company excluded, of course. By "we" I mean gamers in general.

Since I got my tax refund a couple weeks ago and paid some bills, I was tossing around the idea of buying a PSP. I've wanted one for awhile and several newer games have made me more interested. I liked the PSPgo, the more compact (and UMD-less) version with a 16GB hard drive, but didn't want to spend the money on that AND a game.