Ah, that must have been it. I really should listen to these podcasts in a more timely fashion.

I'm not too sure, I know he was at the Strip last week... but I guess it's already tomorrow now, and almost the day after tomorrow, so even if I had known... Oops.

You missed some sweet ball hockey tonight, doc.

Hey, Lisac, what do you know about Graham Clark doing a show tomorrow? He mentioned it on the latest episode, but I can't find any info anywhere...

Can Obama pick a fantasy team?:

While signing books, he asked if I thought we'd win. "Win?" I said. "There's like a gazillion teams in this thing!"

He glared a hole in me. "You think we're just messing around?"

Following in the same violent hilarity of Shredder here's a little video. Think of it as: MAC and PC, meet Westside stories, meet Bring it on again in it to win it, meet Shaun of the dead.

Enjoy!:

Sweet. Thanks Paras.

Richard's tonight. Shredder vs. He-Man. To the death. At 8:30.

Also, don't I know these guys?

Is there a bad movie tonight? I am in desperate need of human company!

On another morbid tangent, here's a early morning thought...

Maybe you know about the motif of harmful sensation, you've heard the story of Medusa right? She had a stare that could turn any living creature into stone so you couldn't look at her with your naked eye. Or the lesser known myth about "knot" buttons. In a bit of digression, chinese court clothing had these elaborate buttons they would make by knotting a single chord into intricate shapes. Hence you may of heard of frog buttons. Well the myth goes that there was a knot button so elaborate that if the button maker would make it he would go blind. Too many people were going blind so the Emperor forbade anyone from using this knot.

And on to the main thought...

Do you think there is a capoeira move so deadly and dangerous that if anyone were to perform this move everyone around the user would die but consequently the user would have all his limbs rendered useless?

And if this move does exist would I be able to learn it? Or because of it's deadliness for everyone involved Mester Bimba the founder of modern capoeira had this move suppressed?

What he said.

Also, bearing in mind how much trust financial analysts have earned over the past few years, this is probably still a little worrisome:

The consumer debt bomb is already beginning to spray shrapnel throughout the financial markets, further weakening the U.S. economy. "The next meltdown will be in credit cards," says Gregory Larkin, senior analyst at research firm Innovest Strategic Value Advisors. Adds William Black, senior vice-president of Moody's Investors Service's structured finance team: "We still haven't hit the post-recessionary peaks [in credit-card losses], so things will get worse before they get better."