Zetterberg's playoff beard tribute post

Game 1

Game 2

Game 3

Game 4

John 11 - new Tomb of the Undead scene

The latest scene for Tomb of the Undead is posted! Check out John 11 named right after the good book. Enjoy!

Straight from the new testament, the Sadducee's motives become more clear in John 11. Hope you like it!

Political lookalike Fidel Dicstro

Political look-a-like Fidel Dicstro, Cuban Castrator

Lazarus is Poisoned post

Here's a longer scene, but a complete scene, ready to roll. I hope you like it. This scenes takes up to Page 95, believe it or not. This story's gettin' long!

Going against their best instincts, the team continues to follow Escutcheon. Check it out at Lazarus is poisoned.

Jarome Iginla scores his 500th goal

And it looked like this...



Well, it actually looked like this:

2011 Reading List

The reading list is an interesting exercise, because I can remember the special places I was while I was reading, in some cases (whereas, most of it's done lying in bed). The nostalgia of it all is all the more prevalent when I look at last year's list, where I did most of the reading in a quiet room at my old place of business during my lunch hours (which might be another indicator that I wasn't fitting in there.)

I had a strong start to the year that set me on pace to read way more than I would have expected, courtesy of a pleasant, sunny trip to Mexico.

The Art of Dramatic Wr!tng, by Lagos Egri

Hannibal, by Thomas Harris


New Rules, by Bill Maher

Breakfast of Champions, by Kurt Vonnegut


Lost Encyclopedia, by Paul Terry and Tara Bennett

Heart of Darkness (but NOT Tales of Unrest) by Joseph Conrad (my emphasis)

The English Patient, by Michael Ondaatje


Fifth Business, by Robertson Davies

Driven, by John Lawrence Reynolds and Robert Herjavec
(This book is a vacuous waste of time, FYI)


The Alphabet of Manliness, by Maddox

What to Expect When Your Wife is Expanding, by Thomas Hill

Animal Farm, by George Orwell

Where the Sidewalk Ends, by Shel Silverstein

The Jungle Book, by Rudyard Kipling

The Little Book of Zen, by Lawrence Teacher Books

Things the Grandchildren Should Know, by Mark Oliver Everett

Gremlins 2: The New Batch, by David Bischoff

Of market shares and time shares

More fund-raising foibles

I've not been in a timeshare presentation, but I heard that a friend of the family's honeymoon was interrupted by quite a long one, which sounds like it was horrific.

There is NO such thing as a free lunch. That's not just an expression, it's an adage to help you navigate around timeshare presentations in disguise.