Christine has left the building

Best wishes to Christine Zoro, who leaves WKZE after a ten year run. Like a Swiss army knife, she filled so many duties with dexterity, passion and ease, no matter what the situation. Having worked with her while I wrapped up 'Bohemia After Dark,' I have to credit her with giving me the courage to play The Residents on the air there, much to the surprise of many listeners, not to mention management. I look forward to where she sets her sights on next, because I know she will be fantastic. Catch Christine and Francis Dunnery on Aquarian Nation Radio as well.

MyDeathSpace.com

Simply put, it's creepy, but necessary.

Having just created a MySpace account, It's good to know the community certainly goes all the way, even if it's not on MySpace.

from the website (via BoingBoing):

Only three things are certain in life. MySpace, Taxes, and Death.

If you have a MySpace account and you die, this is where you will end up.

MyDeathSpace.com memorializes deceased MySpace users and picks up where

a regular obituary leaves off.

The Tripwire Goes Public

I figured it wouldn't be long before the front gate to this tastemaker's playground would be unlocked. The staff of TheTripwire are ensconced in the area where promotion, advertising and branding are mixed in a rich, potentially rewarding rue. These include folks from Cornerstone Promotion (who also publish the FADER) and many industry types (DJs, label reps, writers and other bloggers) who post thier faves in the updated "Picks" section of the site. Not sure where I can keep up with the latest and greatest, but I hope to god I still get the Cornerstone Player on a regular basis.

Guess I have to register again.

My last time at 67 Main Street

My short visit to WKZE's new studios was worth the drive. I'll be there again, this time with a working camera. But my final visit to the old location was truly bittersweet.

I assumed it was Christine Zoro's final morning shift, and the place was nearly empty. Christine's on till the 31st, which by that time the new studios should be ready.

It Lives!

Thanks to a great friend, the "paperweight" is alive and kicking!

My worst fear was that replacing the logic board wasn't the only problem. Thankfully, that did the trick.

Now I have to get used to Tiger...

Resurrection of the "big white paperweight"

If I play my cards right, the eMac I killed back in 2005 may see life once again.

Now I could have sold it on eBay for a pittence, but I like to think I have a chance to do some DIY for a change. With a little help, I could have it back up over the weekend.

Here's hoping.