Archive for January, 2004

Happy Birthday Rachel

Friday, January 30th, 2004

I love you sis! And now you are legal! Just think: in another three years, we can go clubbing together in Boston. And wow, I will be old and 23 and stuff. You never cease to amaze me. You taught me to love those in my gene pool. You make me like myself. Love loves […]

Quote

Thursday, January 29th, 2004

‘Cute’ as in Jeremiah or ‘cute’ as in physically attractive?
When I picture you naked in my mind, I picture you in those clothes. Cait Doyle

Search Queries

Thursday, January 29th, 2004

Despite my disclaimer, some journal visitors do not believe that I can indeed see what they are searching for in my archives. Reviewing search queries not only helps me see what content people are searching for, but also entertains me. I decided to reply to some of my favorites.
66.56.81.__ first searched for girlfriend, of […]

Snow

Wednesday, January 28th, 2004

Snow blanketed Boston… again. Up to eight inches was forecasted. My prayers were answered when only an inch or so arrived many hours after precipitation was expected to start.
Boston has been in the negative teens (degrees Celsius, with wind-chill factored) since I returned from break. Certainly, this is the coldest weather that I have ever […]

Powered Seating

Friday, January 23rd, 2004

My first assignment in Honors this semester involved taking the Orange Line, observing the other riders, and writing a poem. Here is my first poem.
Walking on or across the tracks,
Yeah, that’s forbidden.
Obese asses shouldn’t lean against the doors either.
Wait — is saying that forbidden?
Saying anything when in the minority seems forbidden.
Hell, looking anywhere seems forbidden.
I […]

Worm Holes

Friday, January 23rd, 2004

My first assignment in Honors this semester involved taking the Orange Line, observing the other riders, and writing a poem. Here is my second poem.
For a moment
Multiple worlds cross
A rift in time
A parallel universe
No majority
No minorities
An underground passage
Even for anglos
Decades beyond prejudice
More diversity now
Than when above
But who’s above
We’re all beneath
For now
For a moment
We’re all equal
For […]

Link

Thursday, January 22nd, 2004

If you want to see my hideous* work in Intro to Media Production, check out my Emerson Pages.
Note: You will need a non-Internet Explorer browser to view these pages correctly. Until Microsoft implements full PNG graphic support (an open-format that has been around since IE 4), the page will look not so good. Mozilla and […]

First Day of Spring, er, “Spring”

Tuesday, January 20th, 2004

History of Media Arts (part 2: Back with Boredom) kicked off my Spring Semester 2004 at Emerson College. Dr. Harmony Wu carries quite the reputation around campus as a b*tch. Fortunately, today is likely the only time that I will have class with her. Professor Peter Flynn teaches the same class before Dr. Wu and […]

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Wednesday, January 14th, 2004

Reuters: New study shatters Internet geek image
The typical Internet user — far from being a geek — shuns television and actively socializes with friends, a study on surfing habits said on Wednesday.
Common Sense Media Applauds the Best and Roasts the Worst in First Annual Awards Gala
Wired: Transforming Thoughts Into Deeds

Avoid MegaMacs.com!

Wednesday, January 14th, 2004

Beware consumer! Do NOT buy from MegaMacs.com. My friend Mark purchased a product from this company. However, the product was falsely advertised. Mark wished to return the product for a refund. Not only did MegaMacs refuse to accept the product for a refund, the company also refused to correct the false information on its website. […]