Amazing!

Too many stars to count. Click here for a larger view. I really recommend it.

Too many stars to count. Click here for a larger view. I really recommend it.
Short clip I made with multiple photo exposures, this was a short and successful experiment. I will be doing more work and longer runtimes.
Read this chat between customer support and an anonymous consumer and you will see that Comcast is not playing fair. If you pay for ‘unlimited’ internet use a month don’t you expect unlimited internet use? What if you paid for unlimited internet use but are limited to 200gb a month on bandwidth? Hmmm… What do you think?
I recently watched a couple of episodes of Man vs. Wild and thought how cool this guy was. I was also surprised at how many survival techniques he was incorporating that I had already known. I did learn a lot. One thing I admired about him was his ability to eat almost anything in the wild. With that said I was sitting tonight on the lanai (Porch in Hawaiian) of the church listening to the preacher when I noticed that some ants had gathered around my soda can that I was sipping on during church. I thought to myself. I wonder what these ants taste like. So I tasted them. The first couple of times I just swallowed them like a pill but by the sixth one I decided to roll one around and try to taste it. Not to bad, actually a little sour. So, some of you think I’m weird. Whatever. At least I know that I can survive on ants. Kara was sitting next to me and thought it was kind of gross until I offered her one. She accepted. She had two in total but at least she can say that she had ants before.
I did an internet search wondering if what I did might make me sick. I came up with the following results. Some of them were pretty funny so I thought I would share.
Have any of you ever eaten ants? And if you have will you try?
Software Exploited by Pirates Goes to Work for Hollywood – New York Times
Bram Cohen and friends are poised to unveil the BitTorrent Entertainment Network on Monday, according to The New York Times, which has pricing details and even a few initial observations. According to the Times, Fox, Paramount, Warner, and MGM will contribute a combined total of some 3,000 new and classic movies to the service.
Finally it seems as if Hollywood will begin to embrace the technology they have been working so hard to fight against.