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Author Archives: Ealasaid
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja, Vol 1
By These Guys Man, I love Dr. McNinja. Having the comics in hardcopy was an added bonus, but when I saw that the graphic novel had bonus features and preserved the alt-text commentary from the site (plus added commentary for … Continue reading
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Rain Fall
By Barry Eisler I really enjoyed this somewhat pulpy thriller. Set in Tokyo, it follows the adventures of John Rain, half-American, half-Japanese assassin, as he deals with the aftermath of what had seemed like a routine assassination. There’s a beautiful … Continue reading
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To Tweet, Or Not To Tweet, That Is The Question
Via Earthdog, I read this piece on GapingVoid.com about why the author has quit Twitter. It gave me some food for thought. The conclusions of said thought are: The folks who are talking about how useless Twitter is seem to … Continue reading
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Review of The Forbidden Kingdom posted
Go read! You know you want to. :)
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Dethklok is touring again! BRUTAL!
Details here. I will be at the San Francisco show. WOO HOO!
Women, Work, and Autoimmune Disease: Keep Working, Girlfriend!
by Rosalind Joffe and Joan Friedlander I got this book through the LibraryThing early reviewer program. This is a must-read for women with autoimmune disease, especially if they are interested in being/staying employed. The text is a little too self-consciously … Continue reading
Whoa.
A pro-forced-birth candidate for Senate has legally changed his name to Pro-Life and says he will run for Senate in every race until he’s elected. His platform is basically that he wants to get into Congress so he can introduce … Continue reading
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Neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor Discusses her Stroke
This video is a must-see. It’s nearly 20 minutes long, but worth every minute. Neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor woke up one morning to discover she was having a stroke. She discusses what the experience was like from the inside, knowing … Continue reading
Healing the Child Within
By Charles L. Whitfield M.D. I wasn’t terribly impressed with this book, but it did give me some food for thought. It’s very compact, written concisely, and in a dry, non-engaging style. It was written 20 years ago and feels … Continue reading
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Youhaas Global Brings the Rock
As Antwon has already noted, he and I did the Endless Setlist in Rock Band over the weekend. Again. He sang on Expert, I played lead guitar on Expert. It was epic win. Like last time, my shoulder is sore, … Continue reading
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