The Unipiper, from Portland, Ore., appeared on Jimmy Kimmel’s show tonight. Now this is talent! Judging from his website, the Unipiper has already appeared on several other shows and is well known. Once again, I’m among the last to know. But better late than never. I love this guy! Continue reading Portland’s Unipiper appears on Jimmy Kimmel
A short film both beautiful and unutterably sad: From Midway Film, producers of the feature film Midway. Continue reading Midway — Message from the Gyre (video)
Worried about your recent forgetfulness? Concerned about a loved one’s confusion? You might be interested in the new Self-Administered Gerocognitive Exam (SAGE). It’s a 10- to 15-minute written test to help screen for the earliest symptoms of dementia. Because early detection and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia is so important, SAGE … Continue reading SAGE detects early signs of cognitive decline
Approximately 148 miles east of Denver on I-70, near the town of Stratton (pop. 669), one used to see mile marker 420 at the side of the road — if it hadn’t been stolen. It seems thieves, presumably marijuana aficionados, cherished the big green-and-white 420 signs. Tired of constantly replacing the signs, the Colorado Department … Continue reading Colorado mile marker 420 changed to 419.99
New Jersey’s Governor Chris Christie (R) is suddenly up to his armpits in manure as the media try to figure out what he knew and when he knew it. Or why he didn’t know it. It seems his office is at the center of a scandal about the September closure of the George Washington Bridge, … Continue reading Is Christie just a typical NJ boss after all?
Changing themes. It’s not all it’s cracked up to be. Or maybe it is. Depends on your point of view, I suppose. Anyway, after a brief flirtation with Oxygen and a dangerously long examination of several premium themes, I’ve decided to return to The Morning After. I may just chuck a lot of the CSS … Continue reading It seemed like a good idea at the time
