What's New (2010-04-26):

Nothing much.  I've been updating a few things in the Young Actors section, but that's mostly it.  For the most part I'm just bored and fidget with this page just to have something to do.  The only reason I haven't just taken the whole site down and released the domain name is because I've put so much time into it that I hate the idea of tearing it all down only to become interested in it again later and have to upload the whole site again.  Right now, that's only about 275 megabytes, but satellite uplink isn't too fast, so it'd take a long time to get it all up again.

I added a freedom section that includes some documents like the Constitution.  I'm not all about the Constitution as far as trying to uphold it until the end of time.  I think times change, societies change, and things happen.  I definitely still believe in personal freedom, but nowadays, the Constitution is often ignored, anyway, when we get down to issues like drug use and prostitution.  And some people even use the Constitution to deny people rights.  "The Constitution doesn't give you the right to so and so."  I hear it all the time.  Someone once told me the Constitution doesn't give me the right to watch any TV station I want.  I thought that was a bit ridiculous.  If a TV station in Seattle airs a syndicated program I cannot view locally, then in a free country of choices, I should have access to that channel, which at the time was being broadcasted via direct-broadcast satellite (Dish Network). But thanks to corporate exclusivity and the National Association of Broadcasters, they have all the power and authority to prevent me from accessing data that is streaming onto the top of the house.  So when I said before that times change, that's part of what I mean.  The corporate and wealthy access to most of the money in the world, as well as the power to control the flow of information, is something I think is an outdated idea.  And system to effect change seems to have been put into place by the same people, so they seem to take their free will and freedom to ignore their own system, leaving the people without money, without power, and without a voice. Individually we are squeaking mice in the sewer.  The only time anybody pays attention to you is if you blow something up or fly an airplane into a building.  Fortunately there are enough lunatics in the world getting attention and making waves that I don't have to be bothered with it.  Things appear to be going just as they should, and my acting a fool wouldn't make things happen any faster, anyway.

I think the masses are largely being ignored by powerful-elites who simply think they know what's best for us, and that all our problems are just imaginary.