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Personally, my own health has been on my mind lately which luckily I was reminded about author Michael Pollan. Pollan is someone I have been paying attention too for a while, and I have yet to read his book, The Omnivore’s Dilemma (anybody lend me a copy?), but whenever book excerpts and articles arise with his name, I'm right there.

[and now another entry in the continuing series of rants from a leftist.]

oye, Geraldine, thanks for remindin me why I abandoned ur Democrat Party in the first place back in those Bubba years.

We interrupt more important blogs to post this geek luvfest for new video cameras that make me want to empty my bank account. The geek in me is all excited about the new HD no-tape-required camcorders,
Panasonic AG-HMC150 (coming soon) http://gizmodo.com/357336/panasonic-ag+hmc150-shoots-on-sdhc
and Sony HVR-Z7U http://www.freshdv.com/2008/02/first-sony-z7u-user-reports.html

Sibel Edmonds is an FBI Whistle blower who is making news all over the world. Except in the U.S.A. hmmmmm... Take a look at these articles:

The Digital Dilemma- a report by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences- brings some new perspective on film vs. digital debate. In the end we may have to go back to film as a way to preserve, or at least until silicon valley makes a breakthrough. Read the NY times article http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/23/business/media/23steal.html

Radiohead Says: Pay What You Want
Monday, Oct. 01, 2007 By JOSH TYRANGIEL

Inland Empire, the latest movie from director, David Lynch, has had a surprising effect on me. I confess, I have not been much of a Lynch fan in the past. I'm not familiar with most of his work. My experience has been limited to Blue Velvet (ok, but not great for me, people may cringe) and Wild at Heart (i liked better, go figure).