Palling Around

Over here on Youth Radio are some segments of an interview I produced with Bill Ayers last week. The inside scoop: Bill has a pierced ear, likes to be called by his first name, hugged me goodbye, has an insane amount of ephemera on his door, and has beautiful pictures of his family around his office, which is terribly disorganized. I'm hoping to get some further interviews with him in December to talk more about his past and his views on activism and its many permutations, such as terrorism. It'll show up here if it happens.

WWCPLD?

Over the weekend, we threw a party. And it was a great party, but it came with a price: my computer screen got spiderwebbed by unnamed parties that do not include myself. So, until I get something worked out, the Public Library computers are my Internet home and although T.S. Eliot says, "The very existence of libraries affords the best evidence that we may yet have hope for the future of man," you can't download/upload a GD thing onto their computers. So, Thomas Stearns, what hope do you have for the future of web-logging? Huh? Huh?

Big Crowds at Night

The moment it was announced, Barack descended in a ball of white light.

Critical Mass on the North Ave. Bridge in September. After I left they ended up getting onto Lake Shore.

In addition to that "USA" lite brite, the Hancock had red, white, and blue gels along its top floor, and the Sears' antennae were red and blue. Hoorah!

Andy Wentz Made This

As usual: documentation of the work does the original no justice. This piece is about 8 by 6 feet and hotter than two hells. Andy's the bomb.

And just like two years ago, we may love blacks, but we still hate gay people.