Shawn

Please, try this. 1. Turn your computer off. 2. Turn your modem off (unplug it). Also disconnect the network cable from the modem to the computer. Leave it unplugged from power for about a minute. 3. Turn the modem back on, but don't hook the computer back up yet. 4. See if there is a reset switch on it somewhere (like I said, it's probably recessed). 5. Hold the reset switch down for a good 20 seconds. 6. Wait till all the lights settle down. 7. Plug the network cable back into the computer and power the computer on. Test it and see how it behaves.

Don't think I've ever heard that one, looks interesting!

Duke Pearson - How Insensitive Theres also a nice choir on the song "I Told Jesus" from Turrentine's Salt Song.

What kind of internet connection do you have? DSL? Cable?

That sounds like an actual virus in your router, I've seen that a few times. You need to reset your router to factory defaults (there should be a reset switch somewhere on it, probably have to use a push pin to get to it, they are recessed) and setup your network from scratch. New name. New network password. Then clear out all cookies, temporary internet files and anything like that on the computer. I would also recommend clearing out all history, saved passwords and auto-fill text. If you are using a PC, run anti-virus.

that what we get for living on the surface of the sun.

Goat's blood, in honor of thy master. In Nomine Satanus!

Alias: Season 5. Rachel Nichols + Amy Acker = must see TV

WAR - either "City, Country, City" or "Nappy Head", can't decide which.

Apples and Oranges.

I've had this in my queue for awhile (I'm a fan of Ali Larter), I believe it was made for cable, possibly TNN? I'll try to watch it in the next few days and post a response.

Fathead.

Witchcraft

It also really depends on what Porcupine Tree album you happened to hear, because they've gone through several stylistic shifts over the years. One song or one album doesn't really give a good description of what they are about. Tool just plain sucks.

The Big Sleep with Bogie & Bacall is more of a "classic film" than an adaptation of Chandler. But they did manage to squeeze in a good bit of dialogue straight from the book (especially in the earlier cut).

"At The Mountains of Madness", "The Colour Out Of Space" or a decent remake of "The Dunwich Horror". Movie special effects have now caught up to Lovecraft's writing, time someone does a serious film based on his work.

"Tenderly" from Ellington Indigos.

Big Bad Bill (he's no longer Sweet William now) says...

I just added it to my Netflix queue, we'll see if they have any better copies in Texas...

Somehow a damaged batch got sent to Netflix, that's the only thing that makes sense. I've bought brand new DVDs that were cracked and had to be returned.

I grew up in West Virginia. You only have the luxury of laziness AFTER you work your butt off to just survive (gardening, chopping wood, shoveling snow, commuting at least 50 miles one way to work, etc).

Dexter - Season One

Tomorrow afternoon in Austin...these are ALWAYS a good time.