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Dan, you missed the VC gathering at the Acropolis that night. A flashback to my college years! Although in my college years, the M's were never eating at a table across the way...

I'm in, too! Joss Whedon: She's been traveling and being off work, as far as I know. I think her new gig starts in August.

Reni posted this one http://mobile17.smashsworld.com/ a while back and it worked great for me. Upload any mp3, and it'll send it back to your phone as a ringtone.

The whole situation stinks of political posturing, on all sides. See the "fetal farming" issue, above; the bill passed unanimously in both chambers, because it's an easy sell to pro-life groups, and really, the fetal farming lobby is useless. Bastards can't get a bill passed to save their lives. You just shut it, Satchel-Ass.

I do understand your perspective here. And I know lots of infertile couples, I'm well aware of the physical and emotional toll this takes. But I'm still wondering, aren't some couples infertile because the woman can't carry a baby? And with all the medical procedures that now hold out some hope of producing a child that is biologically yours, isn't adoption (of any kind) getting further down the list for most couples? A couple very close to me has been dealing with this for the past ten years and has chosen not to adopt, based on some adoption scenarios that they were close to in their liv

I don't have any facts and figures in front of me, I'm just wondering, for couples with infertility problems, how many would choose to adopt a frozen embryo? It seems to me that there are so many options and avenues for couples to explore, including adoption of babies carried by other women, would adoption of an embryo (with the benefit to the couple, over traditional adoption, being that the woman could carry and deliver her own child), be something that a lot of couples would be interested in? Again, I don't know, I'm just wondering.

It's the work that they do that most of us don't see that's so impressive to me.

Wow, according to Wilcobase, it's been played... once.

Is this even a real thing? Has anyone ever actually proposed doing this?

I can't watch any of these youtubes at work, but if one of them isn't Elvis in black leather, then you're all wrong.

You could think of it as 1-and-a 2-and-a, 1-and-a 2-and-a, so the emphasis is on two beats. Like two sets of triplets.

You don't have kids, do you? My mom raised five kids, and is actively involved with raising her three grandkids, and I suspect she'd be with Dude on this one.

http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=23332

Since it's registration-only: Recalling the Twang That Was Alt-Country: A Genre Rides Into the Sunset WHATEVER happened to alt-country? You can still find the phrase, a 1990

I save every freakin' e-mail! This came from WilcoWorld in February 2005: Prior to that, Kicking Television was the 13th track on the Japanese import version of AGIB, and the "b side" on the I'm A Wheel CD-single. Thanks to http://www.rwin.nl/wilco/ for the details! Oh, and if you've bothered to read this far... this is what I have in iTunes, listed as "Track 13"; although I'm not entirely sure where I got it.

It was a running joke at the west coast solo shows (well, "solo" except for when Glenn and Nels joined him). Glenn would give them a twirl when Tweedy wasn't looking.

Huh. I like him. Seeing him always reminds me of my misspent youth (far too many high school school-nights spent at open-mic nights...).

Not much.

Isn't that one about 3 weeks old?

reading Brianne's blog adding stuff to my Netflix queue reading reactions to the Rescue Me rape scene on the TWOP forums browsing VC "working"

If you have not seen The Comedians of Comedy, please run out and rent it right now. Brian Posehn's description of his reaction to episodes 1-3 is fantastic.

1. Freaks & Geeks: Disc 1 2. The Red Violin 3. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou 4. Hairspray 5. Dogfight Just signed up for Netflix! Top 5 in the queue.

I've been pestering them!

Yeah, he's got stress fractures from running too much. Cool pictures! The first one looks like you're slow dancing at the junior high graduation dance; and the second looks like you're kneeling to kiss his ring. Seriously though, what a cool thing. You're a part of Wilco history now!