If You Are A Woman, You Must Love Yogurt
2008-05-13 | 15:23:00
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Battlestar Galactica
2008-05-12 | 15:10:00
Over a year after we gave up trying to get into Battlestar Galactica via its pilot episode (soldiers and arguments! bleh!) our friend Brett suggested we give it another shot.
It was good advice! We totally got hooked—Leah even more than me, despite it being a show about robots and spaceships and having the worst title I've ever heard.
For the past five weeks, we have put all other entertainment on hold to race through the series. We just watched S03E07 last night. We'll definitely be done in time for the last few episodes of Season 4.
I skima fair number of TV blogs, and I find I have to avert my eyes to learn plot points ahead of time. I'm so glad I didn't know about the end of Season 2 beforehand. Crazy!
Do any of y'all watch the show?
Tangentially, here is a picture that I found very very funny.
It was good advice! We totally got hooked—Leah even more than me, despite it being a show about robots and spaceships and having the worst title I've ever heard.
For the past five weeks, we have put all other entertainment on hold to race through the series. We just watched S03E07 last night. We'll definitely be done in time for the last few episodes of Season 4.
I skima fair number of TV blogs, and I find I have to avert my eyes to learn plot points ahead of time. I'm so glad I didn't know about the end of Season 2 beforehand. Crazy!
Do any of y'all watch the show?
Tangentially, here is a picture that I found very very funny.
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Reasonable
2008-05-12 | 07:59:00
There is no reason that Leah and I should not be able to keep our house tidy, simply by putting things away when we're done using them or, at the very least before we leave the apartment. Is there a flaw in this plan?
I mean loads of people are able to keep their living spaces looking nice. Stupid people, too, right? We should aim to behave like these stupid people, rather than the smart hamsters we have been emulating.

We are going to be draconian about this for the next two weeks and see how it goes.
(To be fair to ourselves: the above picture is from when we had to move a bunch of crap into the living room to build our loft.)
I mean loads of people are able to keep their living spaces looking nice. Stupid people, too, right? We should aim to behave like these stupid people, rather than the smart hamsters we have been emulating.

We are going to be draconian about this for the next two weeks and see how it goes.
(To be fair to ourselves: the above picture is from when we had to move a bunch of crap into the living room to build our loft.)
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What Would Jonathan Buy?
2008-05-10 | 14:52:00
Guess who won Rev. Billy's Jacket in an auction to raise funds for Amy Shapiro's Burning Man art project?

Fantastic.
Now I need to Febreze the hell out of this collar.

A Reverend Billy white coat, the coat in which he married Amy and Carl, baptized Albert and Theresa's baby Liberty, sang a duet with Joan Baez, and sat in the Tombs [Jail] seven times in these holy rags...Coat and collar and black slightly damaged bib-vestment.
Fantastic.
Now I need to Febreze the hell out of this collar.
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Creature Comforts: Self Image
2008-05-09 | 10:41:00
I loved the original short film, but never watched the TV show. This wonderful clip makes me think that I need to search it out.
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Yesterday's Poltergeist Attack
2008-05-08 | 14:32:00
Il Maestro decided that he needed me to come with him to HarperCollins—he couldn't carry 20 binders and a laptop on his own and he didn't think he'd be able to figure out the projector. I had only just picked up the laptop case when the ceiling grate outside my cube—completely without warning—fell on my head, gashing it and my arm!
Director of Finance made a big deal out of the whole thing (no doubt due to legal liabilities), making me sit down, repeatedly asking if I was OK, and eventually sending me home at 3 PM (after officially telling me to see a doctor).
It was really a Deus ex Machina, as far as I'm concerned. I got out of having to schlep crap 8 blocks (though the idea of showing up at a client's office in a t-shirt and with a (slightly!) bleeding head wound holds a very strong appeal), I got lots of sympathy and attention (I am not too proud to admit I enjoy it), and I got to spend the afternoon with two people I care about.
The attacker:

The victim:

Is it just me, or does my owie look like the Chase Bank logo? I've been telling people it's a gnome bite.
(Also, I received my new goggles in the mail!)
This morning I was tempted to call the office: “My lawyer advised me to stay home today. But don't worry, he'll call in this afternoon.”
Director of Finance made a big deal out of the whole thing (no doubt due to legal liabilities), making me sit down, repeatedly asking if I was OK, and eventually sending me home at 3 PM (after officially telling me to see a doctor).
It was really a Deus ex Machina, as far as I'm concerned. I got out of having to schlep crap 8 blocks (though the idea of showing up at a client's office in a t-shirt and with a (slightly!) bleeding head wound holds a very strong appeal), I got lots of sympathy and attention (I am not too proud to admit I enjoy it), and I got to spend the afternoon with two people I care about.
The attacker:

The victim:

Is it just me, or does my owie look like the Chase Bank logo? I've been telling people it's a gnome bite.
(Also, I received my new goggles in the mail!)
This morning I was tempted to call the office: “My lawyer advised me to stay home today. But don't worry, he'll call in this afternoon.”
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Extended Warranties Are A Scam.
2008-05-01 | 10:30:00
That said, I dropped my almost 2-year-old laptop a few days ago, ruining the headphone jack and somehow popping off the 'O' key.

While this makes me sad, I finally feel vindicated about being bullied into buying horribly overpriced 2-year Accidental Damage insurance alongside the machine.

While this makes me sad, I finally feel vindicated about being bullied into buying horribly overpriced 2-year Accidental Damage insurance alongside the machine.
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Let's Celebrate Spring With A Crazy Little Thing Called...
2008-05-01 | 10:13:00
It's the first of May!
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Dog Pictures
2008-04-23 | 16:23:00
Kitty got a new haircut. Here she is two weekends ago, looking like a grizzled post-graduate:

Then, the cut. I said, “Make her as poodly as possible. I want people to see her and think, 'oh, that dog's name is Fifi'”.
( Read more... )

Then, the cut. I said, “Make her as poodly as possible. I want people to see her and think, 'oh, that dog's name is Fifi'”.
( Read more... )
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Enjoying the Conference Room Computer
2008-04-23 | 14:18:00
I am the guy people come to whenever someone needs to use the computer in the Conference Room.

It's not rocket science.

It's not rocket science.
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This... is... DVORAK!
2008-04-23 | 11:39:00

I never would have gotten around to learning the Dvorak keyboard if Brett hadn't suggested that we compete against each other after a week of training. (Prize: pie!)
Why learn Dvorak?
1. Its better for your wrists n' fingers.
2. You (eventually) type faster.
3. People who try to use your computer without asking will freak out.
4. Smug superiority.
5. Pie. (See above.)
The jury seems to still be out on those first two. It's really those last three that are keeping me going.
The week has passed and I'm still terrible. I'm doing dictation off a tape, alternating between the two settings (recommended procedure is to go cold turkey) -- but only looking at the keyboard when typing QWERTY. I've got the keys memorized, but I'm typing around 10 WPM.
Next up: Esperanto!
(This LiveJournal entry was typed on a QWERTY keyboard.)
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Giving All Grapplers A Creepy hug
2008-04-21 | 15:36:00
It has been pointed out to me that there is a picture of me on the North American Grappling Association's website!

http://www.nagafighter.com/worlds2008_r esults_pics.asp
I take some small pleasure in the fact that thumbnail of that picture is bigger than all the others.

http://www.nagafighter.com/worlds2008_r
I take some small pleasure in the fact that thumbnail of that picture is bigger than all the others.
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Elevator
2008-04-16 | 12:48:00
Up and Then Down: The lives of elevators
A really great piece in the New Yorker all about elevators.
Don't miss the video on a man trapped in an elevator for 40 hours!
A really great piece in the New Yorker all about elevators.
Don't miss the video on a man trapped in an elevator for 40 hours!
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Flickr Post
2008-04-10 | 12:06:00
I saw this while walking to work yesterday:

Hey! Human wristbands can be used as gnome headbands! Why didn't I ever think of that?

I was looking through old SantaCon photos this morning. How great is this one?


Hey! Human wristbands can be used as gnome headbands! Why didn't I ever think of that?

I was looking through old SantaCon photos this morning. How great is this one?

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Bad Dog!
2008-04-08 | 20:00:00
Dogs love mouthpieces because (A.) They're so perfectly chewy and (B.) They taste like the mouth of someone they love.

This was a birthday present for Leah from Zak (who already thinks we have a Bad Dog).

This was a birthday present for Leah from Zak (who already thinks we have a Bad Dog).
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Taxes
2008-04-08 | 16:07:00

Dear future self,
Do not ever try to do your own taxes again. You will not save time. You will almost certainly not save money.
I am totally going to get my next tax guy (when I find him/her) to redo this year.
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NAGA
2008-04-06 | 21:16:00
Leah fought in her first grappling tournament yesterday!

There were, I understand, about 1,200 competitors. The day was just a long, hot, crowded parade of grapplers in a junior college gym in Newark. It was brutal just to watch — but wrestlers had to sit on mats for hours waiting to be called up to fight. I hear it's a real adrenaline roller coaster.
So Leah had one No-Gi* Lightweight Women's White Belt fight (see here, here) and lost. A few hours later, she had a Gi Lightweight Women's Beginner fight:
Here's a still from near the end:

Aw yeah.
She didn't win her second gi fight, but it's hard not to be happy with the end result of her performance:

Meanwhile, Anne, the other competing member of Leah's training team, destroyed everyone she went up against (note: hilarious nosebleed around 4:00), getting three gold medals. Dang! Coach Jess explained to an impressed judge, “She's a lifestyle wrestler”.
Our friend Zak arrived at 11 AM, and didn't get to fight until 6:30. He won one fight but lost a second. We joined him and his lady on the train back to New York, and then had some intensely satisfying burgers and beer.
I took video for everyone, so it's only today I'm getting to appreciate the performances.
* A gi is the jiujitsu training uniform -- fighting without gis is slipperier, while fighting in them is stiffer and there's more to grab onto.

There were, I understand, about 1,200 competitors. The day was just a long, hot, crowded parade of grapplers in a junior college gym in Newark. It was brutal just to watch — but wrestlers had to sit on mats for hours waiting to be called up to fight. I hear it's a real adrenaline roller coaster.
So Leah had one No-Gi* Lightweight Women's White Belt fight (see here, here) and lost. A few hours later, she had a Gi Lightweight Women's Beginner fight:
Here's a still from near the end:

Aw yeah.
She didn't win her second gi fight, but it's hard not to be happy with the end result of her performance:

Meanwhile, Anne, the other competing member of Leah's training team, destroyed everyone she went up against (note: hilarious nosebleed around 4:00), getting three gold medals. Dang! Coach Jess explained to an impressed judge, “She's a lifestyle wrestler”.
Our friend Zak arrived at 11 AM, and didn't get to fight until 6:30. He won one fight but lost a second. We joined him and his lady on the train back to New York, and then had some intensely satisfying burgers and beer.
I took video for everyone, so it's only today I'm getting to appreciate the performances.
* A gi is the jiujitsu training uniform -- fighting without gis is slipperier, while fighting in them is stiffer and there's more to grab onto.
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April Fools!
2008-04-02 | 16:01:00
My one April Fool's prank was to change my Facebook status to:
(Those of you who use Facebook know that Ctrl-W actually sends the user's browser to a YouTube video of Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up.)
Jonathan loves the new Facebook profile customization options (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl-W)!
(Those of you who use Facebook know that Ctrl-W actually sends the user's browser to a YouTube video of Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up.)
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Postcards From Yo Momma
2008-04-02 | 13:14:00
Did you talk to [Redacted] (don’t know how to spell her name). What do you think? If you are okay with it, I don’t have any objection. Even I think, it is better because you don’t have to travel after work in this cold weather.
Did you read the secret? That’s what I have been after you to read. This is the condensed version of that book “Secret”. I am happy that she sent to you. Please read and follow her instuction. Work hard. Think positive. Have faith in God and faith in yourself. You will be the winner.Good luck.
Love,
MOM
Do you have a love for nosy, passive-aggressive, paranoia-tinged emails -- but at the same time, don't want to actually want to communicate with your own family?
http://postcardsfromyomomma.com/
Disclaimer: My own family does not tend towards passive-aggression or paranoia, and is no nosier than is socially acceptable. And they would never, ever recommend The Secret.
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Weekend
2008-04-02 | 11:31:00
Despite having a day-long headache from the previous night's tequila party, we had a great time at the A Cavallo Dinosaurs and Astronauts party. I had no idea what to do for a costume (unlike many of my friends, I do not have a dragon/dinosaur costume) so I agreed to walk the Kitty before we left and after we got back if she would sew plastic dinosaurs to my shoulders.
Here is a picture with me in it. See the dinos?
You might also note that I am wearing an “I ♥ Sexy Champions” button. This is because I had learned a mere few days before that Dynasty Electric (aka Sexy Champions) would be performing at the party. They were really really great. My crush for lead singer Jen only grew once I learned that rocks a theremin and loves Burning Man.
We had brunch the next day at our favorite place (renovations complete so no party bus) with our friends Smith and Jack. A good brunch is so important. I love brunch.
Here is a picture with me in it. See the dinos?
You might also note that I am wearing an “I ♥ Sexy Champions” button. This is because I had learned a mere few days before that Dynasty Electric (aka Sexy Champions) would be performing at the party. They were really really great. My crush for lead singer Jen only grew once I learned that rocks a theremin and loves Burning Man.
We had brunch the next day at our favorite place (renovations complete so no party bus) with our friends Smith and Jack. A good brunch is so important. I love brunch.
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Doppelgänger
2008-04-01 | 17:25:00
According to a woman I just met at the dog run, I am the spitting image of Rabbi Simcha Weintraub.
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Pick-up Lines Needed
2008-03-29 | 21:08:00
He has to get an echocardiogram as well as some intensive dental work. Diane and I have taken up a writing job to help pay for these rather expensive procedures.
That’s where you can come in.
The job is to write 1,000 original pick-up lines. Silly, sexy, ironic, any type. It’s a fairly gargantuan task, and we could use all the help we can get to reach that number.
So, if you can spare the time, reach into your inner-smarm and throw out some gems.
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea
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Suggested Process of Interacting with Ms. Spears
2008-03-28 | 20:36:00
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Woman told to remove nipple rings for Texas flight
2008-03-28 | 11:29:00
A woman was forced by the Transportation Security Administration to remove her nipple rings before she was allowed to board a flight, an attorney said on Thursday.
"The woman was given a pair of pliers in order to remove the rings in her nipples," said Los Angeles attorney Gloria Allred. "The rings had been in her nipples for many years."
http://cbs5.com/local/nipple.rings.flig
Leah set off the metal detector in Eugene, OR a few years ago. She was willing to show her nipples to anyone with the authority to let her through (She wasn't even picky re privacy or agent gender), but they told her she'd have to take them out.
This was a huge problem for her as they were very new and very tender. After about fifteen minutes of calmly protesting, they found a lady policewoman who'd take her into the lavatory and inspect here piercings.
Me, upon her return from the police inspection: "So, was that totally hot?"
I couldn't believe an airport near Portland would have such trouble with piercings! Aren't, like, three out of every four Oregonian nipples pierced?
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Poster Disfunction
2008-03-28 | 07:37:00
The posters for Run Fatboy Run plastered about NYC (as well as the ones on cabs) all have Simon Pegg wearing a shirt against “Erectile Disfunction”.
They got the shirt right in the (not so great) movie:

Why the error on the poster?
They got the shirt right in the (not so great) movie:

Why the error on the poster?
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Dream: Well, I Guess This Is It
2008-03-24 | 14:57:00
I knew I'd be dying in the next half-hour, though I didn't know from what. Leah and my mom were kind of bummed about the whole thing, though I remained in good spirits.
I thought I'd have a salad before I hopped in my coffin. I started to sprinkle nutritional yeast* on it, but then thought, why would I bother with something “nutritional” at this point?
I was about ready to get in the casket (it just seemed to make sense to die after getting boxed up — just in terms of keeping things tidy) but suddenly started to get a little concerned about the whole “buried alive” thing.

* I do regularly sprinkle nutritional yeast on my salad, and I understand the B12 in it makes one's dreams extra vivid.
I thought I'd have a salad before I hopped in my coffin. I started to sprinkle nutritional yeast* on it, but then thought, why would I bother with something “nutritional” at this point?
I was about ready to get in the casket (it just seemed to make sense to die after getting boxed up — just in terms of keeping things tidy) but suddenly started to get a little concerned about the whole “buried alive” thing.

* I do regularly sprinkle nutritional yeast on my salad, and I understand the B12 in it makes one's dreams extra vivid.
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Transcendent Customer Service
2008-03-24 | 10:38:00
We met Smith & Jack our favorite East Village brunch venue only to find — to our great dismay — that they were closed for remodeling.
However! The fellow hanging outside the restaurant informed us that there would be a party bus coming by to take us to their West Village location. And if we'd like to take a seat in these sidewalk chairs and can be cool we'll be served delicious margaritas while we wait.

The extremely awesome ride involved a DJ and a heavy flow of margaritas. We toasted to “unexpected party bus” and danced to Shake Your Booty.

We were all kinds of punchy by the time we got to the restaurant.

However! The fellow hanging outside the restaurant informed us that there would be a party bus coming by to take us to their West Village location. And if we'd like to take a seat in these sidewalk chairs and can be cool we'll be served delicious margaritas while we wait.

The extremely awesome ride involved a DJ and a heavy flow of margaritas. We toasted to “unexpected party bus” and danced to Shake Your Booty.

We were all kinds of punchy by the time we got to the restaurant.

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Euphemisms
2008-03-20 | 11:59:00
As I am (unwilling) backup for answering the phones in this office, Mark (uh, frontdown phone answerer) and I are obliged to each let the other know when we are running off to relieve ourselves. Over the past few months, the terms used in such announcements have slowly evolved:
- “Going to the bathroom.”
- “Going to the restroom.”
- “Going to go have a rest.”
- “Going to go take a nap.”
- “Going to go have some fun.”
- “Going to the room of fun.”
- “Going to go have some good times.”
- “Good times.”
- “Going to Good Times Land.”
- “Going to the Champagne Room.”
- “Going to go have some champagne.”
- “Going to go have a glass of bubbly.”
- “Going to go have a glass.”
- “Going to go fill a glass.”
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Untucked Films!
2008-03-19 | 10:35:00
Hey! We refilmed one scene in The Switch and you can now see it at Untucked Films's site:
http://untuckedfilms.com/switch.htm l
The Message is another one I quite enjoyed being in. Dare I say... starring in? Please take a look:
http://untuckedfilms.com/message.ht ml
And two that I'm not in but you should watch anyway because they made me LLOL:
The Talent: http://untuckedfilms.com/talent.htm l
Drunken Celebrity Phone Calls: http://untuckedfilms.com/dcc.html
http://untuckedfilms.com/switch.htm
The Message is another one I quite enjoyed being in. Dare I say... starring in? Please take a look:
http://untuckedfilms.com/message.ht
And two that I'm not in but you should watch anyway because they made me LLOL:
The Talent: http://untuckedfilms.com/talent.htm
Drunken Celebrity Phone Calls: http://untuckedfilms.com/dcc.html
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Buy My Wii?
2008-03-15 | 13:13:00
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Mental gymnastics increase bicep strength
2008-03-13 | 17:54:00
Every two weeks, they measured the strength of the volunteers' muscles. The volunteers who thought about exercise showed a 13.5 per cent increase in strength after a few weeks, and maintained that gain for three months after the training stopped. Controls who missed out on the mental workout showed no improvement in strength.
And to think each morning I've been meditating on my breath. What a waste of concentration!
http://www.newscientist.com/article.n
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What was your most-hated childhood nickname?
2008-03-13 | 12:38:00
Dear Internet friends:
What was your most-hated childhood nickname?
Love,
Brillo Barford
What was your most-hated childhood nickname?
Love,
Brillo Barford
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My Polimon: Let Me Show You Them
2008-03-10 | 22:58:00
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Wikipedia: Torpenhow Hill
2008-03-10 | 13:47:00
Its main claim to fame is that its name is a tautology: "Tor", "pen", and "how" all mean "hill" in different languages; the first two are Brythonic and the last Anglo-Saxon. Therefore "Torpenhow Hill" means "Hillhillhill Hill". The theory is that successive residents took the previous residents' name for the hill and added their own word for hill.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torpenhow_
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Music Video: Reno
2008-03-06 | 21:57:00
This is really great. It took halfway through the second cowboy before I realized what was going on.
http://www.sundance.org/globalshorts/in dex.asp?film=film5
http://www.sundance.org/globalshorts/in
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What I Learned in Jail Last Night
2008-03-06 | 16:41:00
As I was led through the subway station in handcuffs Tuesday night, a young girl called after me, "Oooh, undercover got you, didn't they? What you did, ma?" All I did was drink a beer from a paper bag while waiting for the F train. Trashy habit, and technically illegal, but who cares, right? In fact, the NYPD cares very much. What followed was twenty-four hours in two jails, hours in handcuffs, and eventual dismissal in that three-ring circus known as Night Court. Everything I need to know about life, I learned in the female prisoner holding pen in the Tombs.
http://gawker.com/364622/what-i-lea
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Video: Let Me In
2008-03-06 | 11:05:00
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Idea
2008-03-04 | 14:51:00
You know mindfulness? Like how you go throughout the day passively following patterns you follow every day, and then rarely — very rarely — we have these moments when something grabs our attention, or we have a thought, and we suddenly (and briefly) find ourselves paying attention to where we are and what we're doing?
Let's set up some sort of a scanner that can detect this state of mind (feasible?), and connect it to some sort of painful device that shocks you whenever your mind starts to wander from the here and now.
We could use it during meditation! And eventually (once we got really good at being mindful/scared to not be mindful) we'd leave it running it all day.
Soon, we'll ALL be mindful ALL the time, and... I dunno. We'll all achieve enlightenment?
Let's set up some sort of a scanner that can detect this state of mind (feasible?), and connect it to some sort of painful device that shocks you whenever your mind starts to wander from the here and now.
We could use it during meditation! And eventually (once we got really good at being mindful/scared to not be mindful) we'd leave it running it all day.
Soon, we'll ALL be mindful ALL the time, and... I dunno. We'll all achieve enlightenment?










