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Welcome to Sad Salvation. Day by day by day by day ... this is my attempt to make sense of the world.



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Saturday, January 10, 2004


Mirror Project

I took some Mirror photos at the Car Show, in a color display, and in the
window of a car. There were lots of good places to take pictures. I did not take enough of them. More mirrors later.

Friday, January 09, 2004


Jobs and Joblessness

I found this piece in the Mercury News about a Tech group warning of global competitors very interesting. They say that "There is no job that is America's God-given right any more. We have to compete for jobs as a nation."

I have been thinking about this for a long time. As a culture, we always choose the lowest price. We do not choose higher price items that keep jobs in the country. For us to keep on doing this, our labor has to become more valuable. We have to prove why we deserve to make the money we make. If we try to protect jobs from being offshored, the companies that cannot do that will lose their edge to foreign companies.

Famous for 15 People

"Well, my famous quotation is perverting Andy Warhol's saying about, "In the future, everyone will be famous for 15 minutes." I say it's 15 people, that everyone's famous for 15 people. I really look forward to an age in which we upload as much, culturally speaking, as we download. "
--Momus, a.k.a. Nick Currie

I think this is a great quote. It makes me wonder if I have already used my fifteen people or not. Is there anyone reading this that does not know me in the real world?

Thursday, January 08, 2004


Picture ideas



This is the skyline near my apartment. I have been taking a lot of pictures lately as part of my Picture-a-Day project. I am trying to snap pictures of lots of things. I need good idea for Photographic Day Trips. Where should I go over the weekends to find more pictures?

Trying to keep me safe from myself

This is for all the Philly Folk. Have you heard about the new PA law requiring ISPs to block suspected child p-rn sites? Have any of you run into problems with it blocking sites?

Wednesday, January 07, 2004


Quarantining dissent

This story about How the Secret Service protects Bush from free speech is really upsetting. I think this is a real mistake. I know that the WTO shutdown protests have changed all the rules of how you try protest events, but this is going too far.

Taken from Ealasaid.

Music on my hip

As Steve Jobs Steve Jobs unveils iPod mini there might be footsteps. Real announced it will release a universal Digital Music Player. It will play MP3, AAC, and WMA songs. Apple might be upset that someone else has figured out how to play Protected AAC files.

In other news, the iTunes DMA has been cracked. I wonder why Steve Jobs did not talk about this.

How Much Would President Dean Cost You

This is how much repealing every penny of the GWB tax cuts will cost me.



Find out how much it will cost you.

I am not sure how you feel about taxes. I am an average guy at best, but I pay a lot of taxes. I am not saying we should get rid of taxes, but I do think you should cut taxes during tough economic times. This is just something people need to think about.

I found this on Tom Bridge's blog.

Don't let your business model kill you

I am asking the MPAA to please take some of Wired's advice. It will be better for all of us in the end.

Context and content

I am finding that I am only reading the blogs of people that I know in the real world. From time to time I will read the blogs of people of people else where in the world, but I eventaully fall off after a little while. I just cannot keep up with reading them. I cannot seem to keep any interest in reading about them. I will go back to the blogs from time to time, but I cannot find the time to read them all the time.

There is something important about actually knowing the people that I am reading about. I have a greater context about what I am reading. I feel that I know something more about them. I know the voice that these statements are coming from and that is more interesting.

I am not sure what this says about blogs or me. I know there is an important idea here. I am just not sure how to explore it further.

Goodbye Willie

Tell me that it does not look like Willie Brown Worships himself.

Future Visions of the Past

I love the look of the preview of Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. I am worried that the movie will not be any good. I will have to not get my hopes too high.

Tuesday, January 06, 2004


Too bad Big Brother IBM gave way to Big Brother Microsoft

I am a little upset that apple got all ET on us and edited an iPod into the Big Brother ad

Monday, January 05, 2004


I found this out in 2003

I know now that men don't talk about sex. At least not in a meaningful way.

End Of Year Mix CD Challange - Entry 7

Angela's End Of the year Mix CD 2003
"New To Me, Anyway"
By Angela-la-la

I even get to include the coments Angela set with the CD.

1. Eminem - Lose Yourself
A guilty pleasure, but the year's best pop single

2. The Faint Agenda Suicide
Nothing get one pumped up to go out like this song

3. Deltron - Madness
Del made a new album! WHEEE!

4. The Strokes - Soma
Unavoidable & Embarassing, but not half bad

5. The Postal Service - Nothing Better
Reminds me of 'Don't You Want Me Baby'. Pretty.

6. Lovage - To Catch A Thief
Sultry & creepy, the way I wish I was

7. Depeche Mode - The Sweetest Condition
Old-skool D.M., With slide guitar. MMM

8. Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Under the Hedge
A last minute addition - musically awesome

9. The White Stripes - We're Going to Be Friends
This band is best when they aren't trying so hard

10. Sinead O'Conner - I Am Stretched On Your Grave
If it's 4 AM and I'm awake, this song is definitely on

11. The Postal Service - This Place is a Prison
This song is so many people I love, it kills me inside

12. Leonard Cohen - Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye
How did it take me until 2003 to start Listening to Cohen? He is perfect


Pete, Please let this be the truth.

In his new book Pete Rose Admits He Bet on Baseball. This means to me that he thought he had no other cards to play. It should make for an interesting spring training. I think that the lifetime ban should be lifted, but he should be banned from any uniformed position with a baseball team, like coach or manager.

Sunday, January 04, 2004


New Years Resolution Blues

I was looking at last year's resolutions and I decided that I am not making any resolutions. It is not that do not believe in resloutions, but I have not been good at them lately. I will have to think about them again next year, but I am taking 2004 off.

Tag

No, I do not work for a company that would tag subway cars. That is not even our logo.

 

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