Binky

How to Find Your Friend

An open mouth collie, stares steadfastly awaiting the appointed turn of events that leads the attention of Master to welcome his universe.

Confronted by the fear of intentional software and SOA, the tech bus is pulling up to the house, "We regret to inform you..."

Cascading paranoia over the falling dollar and I'm not so far from my home in the sidewalks of Buenos Aires.

God = Dog

music medicine

A false allergic tear drops to the right hemmed in by well worn creaked cheeks.


Sniffling, itunes loads the White Stripes, "I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself" and all my flu troubles vanish away...

The random life

We are living in a grand directory spidered by an anonymous Google whose query finds....

Is there anything beyond the signal and the noise?

Rarefractions of habits and interests cascading in a common but disjointed rhythm, is there enough justice in existence?

I feel Lucky!

File(s) Attached

Another salmon Shuffle

Welcome to the world of digital music!

I done bought me an Apple iPod Shuffle.
My hanging 512MB stick full of Amoeba Music laden CD rejects now serves as a daily commute companion. My fiancee did offer to spring for the 1G but after checking out the Shuffle at the San Francisco's retail store where the long lines was evidence of anecdotal popularity, I had to limit my dive to a small dip in this consumerism.
I had a 256MB Rio that the honey was constantly borrowing like my favorite dress shirts, so I knew 512MB was plenty, plus I could score another 512MB SD card for my mp3 playing Palm Powered handheld from the $50 she'd save. The MS Windows fuddy detractors could smugly dismiss this misguided purchase as caving to Jobs iPoo marketing where the mass hypnosis of the Apple faithful will compel them to devour any form of crap coming from the blanched pome de terre. But I haven't done Apple since System 7!
What the eBay snipping tech savvy review hounds fail to realize is the ultimate convenience that the iPod experience provides the user. Like a single minded RIM shot, Apple makes it bottom line easy to use a single function like piping music from any media to your ears.

  What I found so remarkable in this new musical experience was not the single function convenience of the device itself, but rather the tight integration between iTunes and the client iPod. Soon I signed up for eMusic, another music subscription service that offers a basic plan of 40 songs for 10 bucks. Adding a base pool of independents to the 99 cent one offs from iTunes, I'm back in the day Napster more legal like.   

All that material desire

Pass the nadir of youth, the wine settles in the bottle suffocating in its own vin-regrette. Drop by drop, essence is transformed. By what arbitrary convention, can we cease the annoyance of mortality?

Credor Spring Drive