Saturday, March 09, 2002

The world is coming to an end, William Shatner has a blog, courtesy of Doc.  Not only the lovable William Shatner is living in the now, but also Wil Wheaton (Wesley for the uneducated) has a blog up and running.  It's kind of interesting to see where these guys are now. Speaking of Doc, he's got a lot to say on the charges for internet radio.  There are dozens more links I could throw up but why don't you just check his blog for all the juicy details.  Plus he links to a plethora of great sources on the idea. comment [] 12:57:04 PM

From the New York Times: Senate Approves Economic Stimulus Bill.  Aside from my problems with the government helping everyone under the sun with my tax money I have one other major question that this brings up.  Everyone assumes the rich so shoulder more of the governmental tax burden.  Why is this?  The last time I checked the rich use the least of it's services.  They don't file for unemployment, or welfare.  They don't need the government to bail them out financially every five minutes.   They don't ride public transportation for the most part.  Many of them have their own security so they don't need the police force nearly as much.  I guess what I'm trying to say is that it seems a little backwards to me.  The goverment is a payed public servent, but the people who pay the most use it the least.  I've always had this problem when new legislation comes around.  The first question that should be asked anytime anyone thinks the goverment should spend more money or help more people is "Who's going to pay for it?"  Maybe that would remind people that the only money the government has is the money it steals from us.  comment [] 5:45:21 AM

Cat from TechTV has a blog now :)  Ever since they added her to Call for Help the show has gotten a lot better.  She really adds some more life to it and interacts with Chris well.  Plus ya know...it's not like I find her attractive or anything......anyways. And I just noticed she's got an XML feed for syndication...Kick Ass!   comment [] 5:32:25 AM

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