Jeremiah

News & Advance: Loy traded gridiron for road course, and never looked back

High school blessed me with the chance to learn and flourish under the guidance of so many incredible teachers — you know, the world’s most unrecognized heroes. Coach Jerome Loy was one of those teachers that made high school most memorable for me. His leadership in the classroom and on the track field always left […]

Despite the mad cows, the crazy Arabs, and the long weekend ahead… Bill Holland’s (760 KFMB) introduction to his stock market report

Please e-mail Logitech! (Feel free to copy and paste this rant.) The company needs to get off its wireless technology high-horse and make its rad trackball and natural keyboard Bluetooth. I don’t want to add multiple, proprietary wireless dongles when Bluetooth is built-in and compatible with most new wireless devices. I just want superior, non-Microsoft […]

As I predicted in early January, Phoenix (now Mozilla, code-name Firebird) is available for Mac OS X and is already superior to Camino (formally Navigator, code-name Chimera). Give version .6 a whirl.

My new site design is progressing! I shifted concepts twice, primarily because Anark Studio 2 for Mac OS X will not be available until late summer, despite the announcement that it would be available at the end of May.

Their change may be loose, but the highschool DVD release by Loose Change Films brought the tightest video edits and most professional presentation of short films by teenagers that I have ever watched. A switcher since December, Stephen Greenwood’s creative vision was brought to life in part with a slew of Apple and Adobe professional […]

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Mr. T versus Shania Twain
We Come in Peace

May 10, 1962 - January 7, 1997

Tell me about my mother,
because I have to come to terms with her.
I must.
I see her life in my face
and her ghost in my eyes
everytime I stand in front of the mirror to shave.
Tell me everything,
just do not tell me that there is no reason.
Happy […]

Mama’s Arms by Joshua Kadison