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| Sugar and Spice and is the Thai Government Nice? |
[[09.20.2006]] |
So, for those of you who don’t know (most of you), I am now in a performance of Sugar (the musical version of Some Like It Hot), which means my life has become much more complicated, in a good way. Who I’m playing… well, that’s un poco complicado (I apparently have a minor degree in Mangled Spanish). Right now, though, I’m playing the band manager, which is kind of cool, because I get to spend the entire show hanging around a bunch of girls. Although mostly I get yelled at by the band’s leader… hmm. Anywho, it’s fun to hang with my old theatre friends, and I’ve met one or two lovely new ones, so, huzzah! and such.
Work on Pantheon continues to trek along, at a fairly good pace. The plan is to have a website up and in brilliant condition with lots of people reading it by this spring. And you will all read it and enjoy it. Just not yet.
Yesterday, the Thai government was overthrown (I’m too lazy to hunt down a link, but it’s the most important news story in the world right now, so find it yourself) by a military coup that is, ah, apparently not a military coup. At least according to its leaders. They have publicly stated that they do not want to run the Thai government, and that coups are a thing of the past. They simply want major political reform and the current Prime Minister ousted, claiming to still be loyal to the Thai King (constitutional monarchy and all that).
I’m not entirely sure which side I’m on for this one. If the military leaders are true to their word, I give them points for “new twist on an old routine” and for challenging government corruption. But (as of last night, anyway), they have yet to really explain what they want to replace the current regime with. I’m not a big fan of military interfering with politics (war veterans as presidents usually aside), and I’ve noticed that, historically speaking, most military dictatorships seem to lean to the right. Especially when it comes to human rights.
On the other hand, we have the current Prime Minister. Thaksin Shinawatra comes from one of the richest families in Thailand, and has been said to run Thailand “more like a corporate CEO than a Prime Minister.” That’s not an exact quote, by any means, but there you have it. I have to commend some of his policies- such as vastly improving impoverished rural areas of Thailand (and parts of Thailand are disgustingly poor, we’re talking third world level here) and working to grant universal health care to the country, despite major opposition. However, the man’s policy on drug use and related human rights is atrocious. In an intense 2-month anti-drug police fiasco sponsored by the Prime Minister, over two thousand people were reportedly killed in cases of supposed police brutality. So I’m kind of sitting out judgment on this thing until further notice. If anyone cares…
And finally, I want to laugh in the faces of all those pirates out there. Yesterday was International Talk Like A Pirate Day, and all day- despite being around theatre nerds and talking with my sister- I heard not one sentence in Pirate Speak. Hahaha!! No one cares about your lousy holiday, you scurvy-ridden bastards! Ninja Power!
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| Tell Me What You Don’t Like About Yourself. |
[[09.05.2006]] |
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And now for TV News Time!, with your host, Spyder!
Dudes and dudettes! Do you know what today is? Today is September 5th, 2006. It’s Tuesday. And do you know what that means?
It means the season premiere of Nip/Tuck is tonight! Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!!! Every Tuesday through Christmas now I’ll get me my Nip/Tuck goodness. I managed to rewatch all of Season 3 in four days (it’s a very addicting show), to prep myself for the new stuff that starts tonight. Huzzah!
Now I just have to wait until October for new Veronica Mars (yay!) and then new Aqua Teen Hunger Force (squee!) and I will be all set to finish out this year with a bang! Venture Brothers continues to be great, and Metalocalypse has been more entertaining every time I watch it. Oh, and new Birdman coming too. Sweet.
Also! Since we’re sort of on an Adult Swim kick here, the ridiculously surreal and often times brilliant Perfect Hair Forever has been granted 10 more episodes, to appear on the adult swim website. Back in March or something, the show was cancelled officially after six episodes. I don’t know how Perfect Hair was cancelled after six episodes and yet the generally horrid Tom Goes to the Mayor is well into season two. Grrr!! But salvation has come for the imperiled show that brought us Uncle Grandfather. Hopefully these new episodes will be enough to bring, if not more episodes on TV, at least a DVD of the show. Here’s hoping.
And, lest you think all I ever watch is cartoons (as accurate as that statement may occasionally be), CBS has announced that it will soon be re-broadcasting the original Star Trek series, with new digital backgrounds, space ships, and other effects. I’m not sure how I feel about this. While the original series had amazingly crude effects, certainly, I’m a bit wary of the idea of Star Trek: Special Edition (Kirk Shot First?). Star Trek has been in a steady decline into an abysmal pit of unhappiness since Deep Space Nine ended (some would argue First Contact, but they just don’t like shows where continuity between episodes is actually extremely important), and I really just can’t believe that this will somehow rescue it. The creative team responsible for Star Trek has barely changed in 20 years. Is it possible that they’ve become so shortsighted and tunnel-visioned that they fail to understand what made the show interesting and popular in the first place? Can it be, that -*gasp!*- a change in guard is needed, and some new blood- willing to push the show’s self-created status quo out the window- might make a successful revival of the franchise possible?
Not that I would have any ideas how to bring Star Trek back and make it cool again. Of course not. *shifty glance*
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| We're Off To See The Lizard... |
[[08.31.2006]] |
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“You have your fear, which may become reality. And you have Godzilla, which is reality.”
Lots of catching up to do! First and foremost, I discovered the most amazing thing ever!!! No, seriously! Don’t turn away!
Okay, everyone knows (and if you didn’t you’re about to) that my favorite cartoon character of all time is the one and only Mister Bugs Bunny. I mean, look at the guy: He’s formally recognized as a retired Master Sergeant of the US Marine Corp. He’s a film veteran of almost 70 years, who was freakin’ handed an Oscar he wasn’t supposed to win, just for being so awesome. He promoted positive images of bisexuality and transvestitism decades before it became publicly acceptable to do so. The man is worthy of unceasing praise.
Well, most people consider Bugs’ birthday to have been on July 27th, 1940. This coincides with the first classic Bugs Bunny cartoon’s release, A Wild Hare. It’s the first time Bugs Bunny appeared in the form we all know and love.
However! Bugs, like many other actors, has trimmed a few years off his official bio. Before he became an international superstar, Bugs played lesser antagonists in three earlier cartoons. The first of these, in which he played opposite then-Warner Brother’s mega-star Porky Pig, was in a short called Porky’s Hare Hunt which premiered on- get this- April 30th, 1938. Ahhhhh yeah! I share my birthday with Bugs Bunny! Fuck yes! Reality is my plaything! The universe truly is my friend!
So yes. I am made happy by this.
In other news, it is apparently Godzilla and Final Fantasy VI week at my apartment. And why is this, you ask? Well, because the last three nights I’ve ended up playing Final Fantasy VI while I watch a Godzilla movie. It’s not something I originally set out to do. It just kind of, you know, happened. So far this week I watched the most recent Godzilla: Final Wars (Japanese Version), Godzilla 2000 (American Version)(*sigh*), and last night the classic 1955 Godzilla Raids Again! (Japanese Version), which hasn’t been released in the US since 1959’s revamp of it as Gigantis the Fire Monster. Yes. They tried to pretend Godzilla was not actually Godzilla, the bastards! Luckily, thanks to the miracles of torrenting, I got to watch the original version with rather good subtitles. Also, it’s the second Godzilla film ever, and the first movie with two kaijus fight each other. So that was pretty cool. Huzzah!
Tonight? Who knows? Patrick’s downloaded a bunch of the old Godzilla movies though, so I’m sure to watch one of them. What’s all this leading to? Next weeks first ever non-theatrical release in the United States of the original Gojira, minus all the added American stuff with Raymond Burr, and with all the good anti-American/anti-nuclear stuff that they cut out here in the states. Yay!
So yes. I’ve been on this weird Pantheon/Star Trek/Godzilla kick for the last couple of weeks. It’s odd, but I’m enjoying it. I’ve been writing every day, which is awesome, and generally enjoying myself. Speaking of, I hope to have a sort of Pantheon-promo stuff website up in the next month or two. Yay! If anyone wants to preview a little of it (that’s one of those subtle hints that I doubt anyone will take me up on), just let me know. I could always use a fresh pair of eyes.
Excelsior!
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| "And Thus, Castro Did Fall" |
[[08.03.2006]] |
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So Tuesday morning (August 1st) I was in Chi Town, just chillin', on my way to go see a bunch of rich dead people and extinct bird relatives, when I stop to make a brief pit stop and pay for parking. So I'm standing around for a couple minutes, (trying to convince the hot dog vendor that, no, I don't need a hot dog, I'm a vegetarian, and no, that does not mean I take care of sick turtles) when all of the sudden I notice the headline of the Tribune. "Castro To Step Down" (or something similar, it was two days ago).
I got to admit, I was bummed out. Fidel has always been one of my favorite Communist Dictators. I look at Fidel as sort of the crotchety old grandpa of a whole new generation of revolutionaries. Sure he's old and he complains a lot, but there's just something lovable about that moustache and cigar. He's like a big teddy bear, albeit one with a less than stellar human rights record. He's the iconic Latin American ruler: the military uniform, the beard (and what a great beard it truly is), the pack of smokes. So remember back when we did our John Paully Jr. Tribute? Well, today we're going to do a tribute to the Golden Age of Cuba, and the glorious leader who took a crappy little US resort territory and turned it into a tiny powerhouse that's been pissing off American Presidents ever since.
Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz
(1926 - ? )(1959-2006)
Fidel was the son of a Spanish immigrant who had been reasonably profitable in the sugar cane industry. Though his father divorced his first wife and married Fidel's mother when Fidel was 15, he failed to formerly recognize him as his son until he was 17. It was at that point that Fidel switched from his mother's maiden name of Ruz and changed his middle name to Alejandro, after Alexander the Great. Clearly, Castro had no problem recognizing his own majesty.
In 1947, Fidel was taken under the wing of would-be Cuban President Eduardo Chibás. Chibás became his mentor, and their relationship was so close that Fidel was present when Chibás shot himself in the stomach during a campaign (long story). Fidel was there when he died at the hospital. In 1948 Fidel went to Bogotá, Colombia, to protest the United States' involvement with Cuba during the ninth Pan-American Union conference. When Columbian Populist leader Jorge Eliecer Gaitán was assassinated at the conference, violence broke out in the streets, and Fidel learned first hand the power of violent revolution. Fidel returned to Havana and opened a small law firm mostly representing the underprivileged in 1950.
(Young Fidel in action, 1947)
In 1952, General Fulgencio Batista overthrew the constitutionally elected Cuban government and took over himself. His usurpation was officially backed by the United States, effectively crushing any hopes that his reign would end quickly. Fidel challenged the constitutionality of Batista's overthrow, but no court would hear him. Fidel went underground, and with his group of followers attacked Batista's stronghold at Moncada. After the disastrous assault, Fidel was arrested and served a prison term of less than two years. After his release he went to Mexico and trained for several years, where he became friends with Che Guevara. Fidel and his men got some weapons while they visited the US, gaining support, and they crept back into Cuba in December of 1956.
(Guerilla Castro A-Go-Go)
On December 31st of 1958, after years of fighting, Fidel's forces captured the capitol city, and Batista fled. By February 16th, 1959, Fidel was sworn in as Prime Minister, beginning his 47-year reign. He's been pissing off Americans ever since.
In case you're wondering whom to blame for Fidel's negative image, I'm going to safely suggest Dwight Eisenhower. Two months after taking power, Fidel did a tour of the United States, in an attempt to build support for his government from the American public. However, Eisenhower was still miffed that Fidel had gotten Batista exiled, so he down right refused to meet with him. After Ike gave him the finger, Fidel decided to give it right back, and joined forces with CCCP leader Nikita Khrushchev. Eisenhower broke off diplomatic relations with Cuba in 1960 after Cuba agreed to buy oil from Russia, and the whole thing spiraled out of control. After months of playing "gotcha, gotcha back", Eisenhower broke off all ties with Cuba in 1961, saying that Fidel had "provoked him once too often."
(Dwight Eisenhower, early American nemesis of Fidel)
Fucking Americans.
And since we're speaking of them, Castro has survived everything Americans can throw at him, more than once misjudging the Cuban people's support of Fidel and their general disdain for American would be conquerors. Castro survived the Bay of Pigs, the missile Crisis, and continues to deal with the Trade Embargo to this day. Although in the early days of the revolution, Castro could give Stalin a run for his money for totalitarianism (which is why his relationship with Che Guevara fell apart), he has mellowed out significantly over the last thirty years. Where once he was a crazy revolutionary who cared about nothing save his nationalistic vision of Cuba, now Fidel Castro is generally seen as a renowned world leader trying to strengthen his tiny nation's ties to the rest of the world. Fidel was good friends Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, and has grown more and more popular with the world at large since the end of the Cold War. Cuba is the only country to have embassies in all independent Caribbean countries, and Cuba has strong ties with China and most countries in Central and South America. Castro has spent a great deal of time improving his country's ties with Mexico and the European Union. He has advocated more AIDS research, and has sent much aid to Africa to help the situation there. On a visit to South Africa, Nelson Mandela (another Tangled Web salutee) greeted him warmly and gave him the highest civilian award a foreign can receive, the Order of Good Hope.
(Fidel and Nikita always had a very close relationship, much to America's dismay)
(Fidel and PM Trudeau remained good friends until the former Prime Minister's death in 2000)
(Cuba and South Africa remain allies today)
Fidel has no statue made in his honour, nor schools or cities named after him. He has gone to great lengths to keep a Cult of Personality from forming around him, unlike certain other world leaders (communist and capitalist alike).
(I swear, I didn't photoshop this)
To be perfectly honest, the only people who really seem to have a big problem with Fidel Castro are Americans. Something about him removing all of our puppet leaders there, or something. The American government has been obsessed with removing Castro since before Bay of Pigs, with spectacularly poor results. On October 20th, 2004, the ultimate insult to America came, when a small stage floor did what the CIA never could- break Fidel's knee. I mean, when a microphone wire step does more damage than 40 years of trying to overthrow him, it tells you something about the USA.
(Castro's infamous fall)
I may disagree with several of Castro's policies (*cough* Civil Liberties for Homosexuals! Fair treatment of supposed Enemies of State! *cough cough!*), but I can't help but admire his courageous and seemingly unending ability to stick it to the man (meaning the United States, of course). So as he's stepped down, I feel unashamed to admit that I'll miss the old bastard, and I'll never forget that time he stopped by to visit Brent and me during that month in Tokyo.
(okay, fine, just pretend its really Fidel, okay?)
Fidel Castro, you and your occasionally oppressive regime may have killed more people than Jeffery Dahmer, but at least you did it with a style all your own. So to celebrate you, my sister Kiri and I have decided to make the official announcement of our new company,
Communist Enterprises, and our opening line of clothing. (the website’s not very good yet) Check out our big seller, the
"I (Heart) Fidel" T-Shirt!
(If this doesn't work, just click the damn link)
The coffee mugs are coming, and we've got more products than just that (but not much more yet). So go forth and buy our stuff! All proceeds go to the Fidel Castro Humanitarian Organization (sort of) (in a "not really" kind of way). All in all, Fidel Castro gets a bad name in the US press, just because he doesn't like us. And to that affect, I'd like to honour him with this olive branch: Fidel Castro, The Tangled Web salutes you.
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| You’ll Either Love This One Or Hate It |
[[07.17.2006]] |
All of you have Carl Zimmer to blame for this one. Go and read everything he’s ever written ever. I’m in the process of doing just that. And I thought I already wrote this article months ago, and I was just going to do an update on it. However, I skimmed the archives and I can’t find it anywhere, which means I have to write the whole thing from scratch. *sigh*
Today I’m going to discuss parasites, and no, Brent, I don’t mean corporate CEOs (although…). Oxford considers a parasite “an organism which lives in or on another organism and benefits at the other’s expense”. That’s a pretty broad spectrum to look at, really. Anything could be considered a parasite with such loose standards, so lets tighten up what we’ll be talking about here.
So, let’s instead focus on my personal favorite parasite, a cute little protozoan called Toxoplasma gondii. Since the species is the only know form of its genus, we’ll drop the “gondii” to make life simpler. Toxoplasma can be found in all mammals and birds, and it’s quite possibly the single most successful protozoan parasite on the planet. And what makes it so successful? Well, it’s extremely durable, easily contaminable, and it spends its life cycle in two of the most successful and spread out mammals on the planet: rats and cats.
Cats eat the contaminated rats. Toxoplasma can only enter the sexual portion of its life within the muscle and brain tissue of the Felidae family, so rats make the perfect host body for the parasites. The immature parasites inside the rat grow and reproduce inside the cat, and the baby parasites are sent out into the world through the cat’s waste system. Once in the dirt, rats and other mammals pick up the newborn parasites, where the cycle begins anew.
Of course, not just rats and mice pick up the baby Toxoplasma. Virtually any mammal or bird that comes in contact with the cat’s feces can become contaminated, as ingesting the matter or the soil around it causes infection. The cysts formed by Toxoplasma are extraordinarily durable, and they can survive for up too a year without latching onto a host body. Not only that, but anything else that eats the an infected mouse or rat can catch it right there as well. All of this helps to contribute to the parasites overwhelming success rate. It’s estimated that in humans 3 BILLION people are infected with Toxoplasma, 50 million in the USA alone. In case you’re wondering, that’s 1/6 of the country’s population. Any one who’s spent a great deal of time around cats has a good chance of getting infected, which means that yours truly probably has it (I’m making a point to find out next time I have blood work done. I’m curious, is all).
All this though would make Toxoplasma a mere passing interest, but it gets much better. You see, what makes Toxoplasma so interesting to me is what it does to its host body. Lots of parasites have staggeringly brilliant abilities to survive and prosper. Whether it’s Plasmodium(which causes malaria)’s ability to completely bypass the body’s immune system and survive inside of a red blood cell, or Trichinella’s ability to rewrite the genetic structure of it’s host’s cells, many parasites do rather fantastic things.
Toxoplasma, however, is a much more subtle parasite, which has contributed greatly to it’s success. An infected rat looks and acts like a regular, healthy rat. This is to the parasite’s advantage: If the infection caused the rat to look diseased or abnormal, a cat wouldn’t want to eat it.
Despite the fact that cats have been eating rats and mice for ages, statistically speaking, there have to be a lot more mice than cats for the mice to still be around (The average for a stable environ is one predator animal to 250 prey animals). Since cats and mice have been predator and prey for so long, natural selection has brought about a very important instinct within mice that is a big contributing factor to a mouse’s survival. As soon as a mouse smells cat urine it flees away. This is a fairly basic but effective adaptation: Mice that run from the smell of a cat are far less likely to be eaten than mice that don’t.
The only thing Toxoplasma does to change the mouse is to turn off this adaptation. A Toxoplasma Positive mouse won’t run away from cat urine. In fact, some studies suggest that an infected subject may linger at the scent for an abnormal amount of time. In effect, Toxoplasma causes the mouse to be more likely to get itself killed. Crazy, no? The parasite causes suicidal tendencies in the mouse, to advance it’s own life cycle. And it does more than that, too. Recent studies have found that the parasite actually regulates its host’s immune system to prevent the body from attacking it before it takes root.
Did I mention that half the human race is infected with this stuff?
That’s where things get interesting. Humans have no natural aversion to the smell of a cat, obviously, so it doesn’t cause us to leap into a lion pen or anything. But due to its prominence (and also because parasitology is only recently getting the mainstream scientific attention that bacteriums and viruses have enjoyed for a century) studies are being done to examine the effects of Toxoplasma in humans. Toxoplasmosis (the disease caused by the protozoan) is latent in most people with the condition. Again, the fact that half the planet has this condition and odds are you’ve never heard of it before now should suggest that this is generally not a dangerous parasite. Cysts can form on muscle and brain tissue, but they aren’t particularly dangerous except in the case of pregnancy, where the infant may possibly become infected. Acute toxoplasmosis occurs rarely upon initial infection, generally only in immunodeficient people. Symptoms are generally flu-like, but brain and eye damage can occur.
But does Toxoplasma have an effect as a behavior modifier on humans? Studies aren’t completely conclusive yet. Statistically speaking, people with Toxoplasma are at least twice as likely to suffer a car accident than an uninfected person. Some studies have shown that infected women are more out going, and infected men more socially paranoid, though these studies are currently in question.
However, the most interesting and cryptic possibly comes from Toxoplasma’s connection with schizophrenia. Research into a possible correlation between the two has been going on since the fifties, but only recently has much attention been paid to it. Infection with toxoplasmosis has been associated with the damage of astrocytes, a class of neuron. So has schizophrenia. In the early 2000s, E. Fuller. Torrey of the Stanley Medical Research Institute began compiling all the reports of a correlation between the two, and se out to find some results of his own. He found that women with high levels of Toxoplasma antibodies in their blood (indicating a fairly large infection) were much more likely to have children that would develop schizophrenia than women who were clean. And people with schizophrenia are twice as likely to have a Toxoplasma infection than people without the condition. Interestingly, Torrey discovered that many drugs that are used to treat schizophrenia were effective at causing Toxoplasma cells to stop growing.
No one’s sure yet how Toxoplasma may cause the condition, or if, perhaps, having schizophrenia increases the likelihood of catching toxoplasmosis. Perhaps it’s some strange combination of the two. But research continues, and no matter what the results, it seems clear that Toxoplasma gondii is one of the most successful parasites on the planet.
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| Holy Bejezzus Its Been A While! |
[[07.05.2006]] |
Bah. I haven't updated in a while. Why? Because I'm in two shows at once! So, now to shamelessly pimp my own stuff (It's my website, damnit!).
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead opens tomorrow at 7 PM, and also plays on Friday (same time). That's it. Sad really, I really love the show. It's at Stroud in U-High, and it's FREE!!!! Although if you donate a dollar my sister will love you. Go see it! Free entertainment! Justin as Hamlet! Dead bodies! Existentialism! Yay!
THEN! The following Thursday opens Beauty and the Beast at Community Players. This one is not free (sorry), but it will be a lot of fun. Yay! The shows are Thursday thru Sunday, for three weekends in a row. Awesome. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday shows are at 7:30, Sunday at 2:30. Go here for more information. Justin as Lefou (the badguy's sidekick/bitch)! Giant and outrageous costumes! Justin being physically abused! Repeatedly! Huzzah!
So yes. You should all go to them if you see this post. It will most enjoyable.
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| Spyder is... |
[[06.17.2006]] |
From Googlism.com:
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So now you know who I am. Ha.
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[[06.10.2006]] |
This is mostly for Bruce at the moment (because he begged), but I have a new site! It is strictly a comic book review website. I know, it sounds kind of lame (Read:EXTREMELY LAME). But I need to do something to remain sane at work. It's full of annoying issues right now, but I'll get them sorted out in the weeks ahead. So, here you go, Bruce (and anyone who has waaaaaay too much free time right now):
Comics Caught In The Web
Give me a few months. It'll be rocktastic.
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[[06.07.2006]] |
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Bah. I knew the world wasn't going to end. Sigh. Now I have to wait til 12/22/12...
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