Know your customers: Hollywood video now offers a “Stoner Movie” Section
With the rise of On Demand video, an overall lack of new movies I have no interest in seeing *cough* and the fact that nobody I know works there any more, I have little interest in going to Hollywood Video any more. With the desolate wasteland that the area is, it’s only a matter of time before that whole corner of Cass & Grosbeck on the west side of Mount Clemens becomes a complete greyfield anyways. But I digress, I found myself there recently. Apparently, they’ve pulled out all the stops to cater to their customers (since nothing else really works) and

Down the Tracks [HDR]
So with the weather surprisingly pleasant and the sun setting, I opted to head out with a camera and see what I could find. Here’s what happens with a camera on railroad tracks as the sun is setting. Down the Tracks

Book Review: Last Harvest, How a Cornfield Became New Daleville
Back in my undergrad days, I started putting up my papers online for people to see. So I decided, what the hell, I’ll keep the tradition alive in grad school as well with anything that may be interesting. Peer review is always good too, of course. For those curious, you can buy the book here and see the official New Daleville website here. On to the review… Book Review of Last Harvest, How a Cornfield Became New Daleville

2009 November Election Endorsements
With elections coming this Tuesday, I figured it’s as good of a time as any to make my election endorsements for the Metro area. Some of these people I’ll be able to vote for, others I won’t. But if I could, here’s the direction I’m heading. Macomb County All citizens in Macomb will be faced with a vote for a county charter. This document, like pretty much anything in government has it’s good points and it’s bad points. However, the Wayne County style of government is not what we need in Macomb. The proposed charter will: Create Tax increases. There are going to be millage increases as a result of thi

*sigh* Poor old Grosse Pointe…