Boy I wasted a ton of time playing this game back in the day. I think I majored in Legend of Zelda actually. Too bad this is only for PC and not Mac.
Daily Archives: 03/31/2005
Bryonn Bain In The Village Voice
These two articles are very interesting.
- In 1999, Bryonn Bain, his brother and his cousin were arrested for ‘walking while black’ from a Manhattan night club. It didn’t matter that Mr. Bain was a second year law student at Harvard, it didn’t matter that he was class president of his class at Columbia for four years. He was black, he was arrested.
- Freakily, Bryonn Bain was arrested again in 2002 during a routine traffic stop and jailed for several days because of identity theft. Some lowlife used his name when he was arrested and three warrants were issued for an innocent. During his incarceration his legal aide lawyer told him he was mentally ill when he told her he went to Harvard Law School and currenly taught at Columbia. The police, judges and lawyers all scoffed at his claims of innocence and mistaken identity. When his family came and paid his bail he still had to spend another night behind bars because the jail didn’t have the form that needed to be stamped.
Apocolyptic Visions
All the other cool kids are doing it, so I’ll link to this too: The Apocalypse Will Be Televised (Harpers.org). Those Left Behind books are just plain creepy. The local bookstore has trouble keeping them in stock if that tells you anything about Guam.
We’re Doomed
This study highlights global decline and puts it succintly: Human activities are causing irreversible damage to the planet.
Ouch
Qietus
Is that even a word? Don’t know…
Anyway sorry for the silence. Blogger is once again slowing to a crawl. I’ve started posting rambling blathers over on Tales of Brave Ulysses, the WordPress blog I put up last month. I am still taking it for a test drive, but so far, so good. I might just abandon this site and shitty Blogger service permanently.
Irvine Welsh Blathers Online Too
Irvine Welsh, author of Trainspotting and other bits of decadent Hibernian fiction, has several selections from an an online diary published by Black Book magazine.