Rawkin aht in the ‘burgh

Went to see Nine Inch Nails and Jane’s Addiction last night, both great performances. NIN was unexpectedly good. Trent Reznor has a strong stage presence. I guess it was a farewell tour. He’s all fleshy and sober-looking now, but still got that goth-vibe. I couldn’t quite believe that he managed to sing “Hurt” with a [...]

first cat post

Well, the inevitable is here. I’m writing about my cat(s). I’ll leave it to my friend Mike to do the appropriate intellectual analysis, but the fact is – I am a cat (and dog) lover. I have a new cat, and I’m gonna write about him.
Pittsburgh has not been good to my kitties. Since moving [...]

my German just won’t cut it

Behold! There is another Lonely Librarian on the other side of the globe. She linked to me, so I had to give her the shout out! Hey! Ho! We are both a little less lonely, though she definitely has the advantage over me of being obviously bilingual. [Not so sure my design is all that [...]

Art, Activism, Equity review

I recently attended one day of a two-day symposium, Art, Activism, Equity at Pittsburgh’s New Hazlett Theater Co-presented Greater Pgh Arts Council & Women and Girls Foundation (Part of the Women in the Arts Festival). My review is an appropriate first post for this blog.
Art, Activism, and Equity Symposium notes
18 April 2008
I arrived on [...]