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Got my G5 this week. Dual 2ghz, 2.5G RAM, all the the sprinkles on this donut.
Went through RAM-install weirdness, but now all is fine. This beast SMOKES! Tiff-extraction time is about 60% faster.
It's like I put a 440 in my Coronet.
Yay! Less time staring at a llittle progress wheel at 4AM.
This may sound dull, but is actually thrilling news.
Go get...
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Just got back from Germany, found the wonderful World Of Music store in Nurnberg. Picked up the LSaTSM soundtrack and some Eno I didn't have: Before and After Science, and Music for Films (not Apollo, this is a bunch of short tracks for short films).
Awesome stuff.

How many real loves do you get? Did I use all mine up? I finally let go of the last one, and I haven't felt the same way about anybody since. Maybe I'm broken. Maybe you have a finite number and when they're all gone you go into limbo. Well, I have my Jazz to keep me warm.

I was enjoying Al's Zombie Candids (which are wonderful, BTW, more please!) ((with guns!)). But as I was looking at the congealed blood on her chest and thought of the corpse-pictures of Uday and Qusay. Gross. Really weirded me out. I'm gonna go stare at boobs until I forget about it...

iTunes devotees take note: '30 Days In The Hole' by Humble Pie is the most sublime, Delta-est track of any 70's rock band, except for about two Stones tracks. Listen and tell me I'm wrong!

Is it me, or does Mary have the most well-tweezed eyebrows on this site? Not too much, and not too little which seems to be a 'look' for some...
Perfect balance, she has.

You know, Blade Runner just never gets old. It's aged like a really good scotch, and it holds up well. I'd put it up against any SF film of the last 20 years. Brilliant. I love watching the little stuff, the deep background, and the lingering shots of people doing nothing. An ambient stringing of images, sound, violence and terrible beauty.
The sound design is...
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Good things in life:
360 heads for my 318 motor.
Balvenie scotch.
Jazz at 1:26 AM.