Unbelievable. Jason Allen, a Zeeland native (working as a counselor at a Christian youth camp; surprise), was found shot in the head next to his fiance (or girlfriend, the papers are still working that one out) on a beach, apparently in their sleep. No motive, no leads, just two dead people laying on the beach […]
Interesting perspective on gaming in general. I don’t know if the anecdotal evidence is as solid as I would like, bu the theotry is something that intrigues. Personally, I can see some rationla in the theory put forth here. I myself have become pretty disenfrachised with the gaming world, although I ofiten chalked that up […]
I can hear the boo-ing and hissing through the internet. I figured since I’d had a glut of laziness, I’d put something decent up once. This is a trace I did in Illustrator of a hand sketch. I have another once I’m working on, but it’s considerably bigger and more complex (plus, I don’t care […]
So, it’s obvious that my posting and care of this web site have been lacking. I wish that I could say I was busy or out of the country or, you know, something witty. Wit escapes me currently. Anyway, the Olympics are on, I guess. Is anyone watching this? I see lots of press about […]
I can only hope for the day that some politico says something like this. Maybe then I’d give a crap about politics. Or at least be able to tell them apart. Link
Well, maybe not ever, but certainly today. Sing this little ditty to the tune of Gilligan’s Island. Link
Cartoons are one of those things that I occasionally touch base with just to make sure I still don’t get it. I always had these visions of being an artist or cartoonist (or, god forbid, a professional illustrator). Reality set in when the best I could do was a wonderfully egg-shaped duck in colored pencil. […]
Trust me, I’m as surprised as the next person. After getting linked to The Suburbs Are Killing Us (likely via The Mystical Beast), I wound up on Chumbawamba’s web site. They have a ton of music available for download (around 35 songs) and, listen to this, it doesn’t suck. If you were burned out on […]
James van Allen, who discovered the radiation belt (and then had them named after him by the scientific community), posed a question to Issues in Science and Technology: Why do we keep exploring space? His big concern (at least from the linked article) is that we may just be doing it for the adventure, climbing […]
Media Mouse has mapped the surveilence cameras being used to track the people of Grand Rapids. Big Brother comes to the Heartland. Link to article. Link to 1.4MB PDF [via Arbor Update]