I never thought I'd be so desperate for funds, to keep this website going. This is the first time I've asked for donations, but they are urgently needed now. This website is at the third hosting service I've used, but I may have to relocate yet again, if I don't receive some much-needed money to maintain this service for all of you. Where would you ever find this stuff without me?

Hillary was caught violating campaign finance laws.

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Jennifer, you'll always have to take a look at the previous day's entry, because I'm sometimes inclined to add to it, within the same day.

I just discovered that the Chelsea Lately show is shooting in the Summer, right now. Don't talk shows take the Summer off? I haven't even been paying attention to that part of their schedules.

As you may have noticed, I've done some reworking of these three songs, since I first set them up as background music, here. I discovered the dynamic level limiting program in my music studio software. Hurray for me. It's already been a big help. For months, I wasn't sure if Cubase had this feature, and then I suddenly found it, when browsing for more features to use.

The above blog entry was made on August 21, 2008.

You've got to read today's Madonna blog entry here, since it's got a story about my experince in Death Valley Junction, and how that relates to one of these songs, which were recorded in 2005.

The above blog entry was made on August 20, 2008.

My adult page has a new arrival. This time, Chelsea Clinton graces that page. You don't want to miss that shot.

I've found myself busying myself with music stuff, all of a sudden. I know I should have put more attention to that, over the last few years, but it's too late to worry about that, now. Maybe I can make up for lost time.

The above blog entry was made on August 19, 2008.

Yeah, my Madonna blog is more happening, lately. It's just a coincidence. My activities are more oriented that way, lately.

They said on tv earlier that John Mayer figured he had to break it off with you, because there's no chemistry between you two. He said he doesn't want to waste your time, if it's not working out. Here's my opportunity again to say something. Did you notice the chemistry I felt for you, when we were together those times? You want me to lose 60 pounds? I've been lifting my barbel lately. I think I can keep at it every day, if I don't do curls, because they are harder on my middle-aged back. I just lift straight up over my head. That's much better than nothing. I plan to keep at it, every day. I can see and feel the difference in my arms. I always had muscular arms, when I was much younger. My older metabolism makes me work harder to maintain the muscle tone, now.

The above blog entry was made on August 18, 2008.

I know you people probably aren't that thrilled with this 1920's music, but I've been wanting to put something else on, lately. I just remastered something off of Charlie's One Mind CD, but I'm not sure I want to make it background music here. I like the sound. Charlie's music is in a class by itself.

The above blog entry was made on August 17, 2008.

It definitely bears repeating, that my Madonna blog has been more interesting, lately.

Tabloid tv is talking like you're finished with John Mayer. I've been too busy to listen to those reports, but it caught my attention.

The above blog entry was made on August 16, 2008.

I need to tell you that my Madonna blog has taken on a Satanic flavor, lately. If you haven't noticed, you should catch up on your reading, there. It's not boring. You'd learn something from it.

The above blog entry was made on August 14, 2008.

This website is interesting, as usual, but even more so, lately. What do you think? How do you like that photo of Angelina? Whew! That's hot.

I was just catching up on some of the news updates that've arrived in my inbox, since early last month. I was so busy, I wasn't keeping up with that reading. Are you going to compete with Paris and Brit, in the campaign spotlight, Jen the Hen? What's your energy strategy? Is it better the Paris' idea? You can reduce your carbon footprint by donating your excess vehicles to me. Really.

The above blog entry was made on August 13, 2008.

I put a couple of photos, of Brit doing something for Fedex, near the top of my adult page. Have you checked out the second topless photo of you, that I put on that page? I put a phenomenal shot of Tila Tequila there, too.

The above blog entry was made on August 12, 2008.

I'm enjoying the Satanic Bible, by Anton LaVey. Who's your favorite devil figure, by name, Jen the Hen? No favorite? Haven't you been reading piles of occult literature? A good place to start is the above-mentioned book.

The above blog entry was made on August 11, 2008.

Heeeeeeeerree's Heidi (Klum).

I just posted the latest NRA Grassroots newsletter, accessible through a link on my politics page.

Yes, you guessed it. Today is the 39th anniversary of the LaBianca deaths, in the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles. If you're dropping by that place to sightsee, my restaurant recommendation is the Mimi's, east on Los Feliz, about a couple of miles. The last time I was there, they had especially appetizing Mexican items in their menu.

My adult area has just gained some nice items, one of which is of you, Jen the Hen. Find them here.

The above blog entry was made on August 10, 2008.

I almost went to bed, without mentioning that it's the 39th anniversary of the death of Sharon Tate. While I'm on the subject, I want to mention something I noticed, the last time I visited the Cielo Drive property, recently. I heard a very audible gurgling, of what I presume was a sewer, in the area of the front gate, but right along the edge of the roadway there. I'll have more to say in the posting of that ghost photo shoot, from that night.

Here's a midsummer update on the poinsettia. Here it's freshly leafed out, awaiting Halloween, for the reddening of the bracts. This plant is an example of the success possible, in transplanting a store-bought Christmas item. It's clearly a mature well-established plant, now.

The above blog entry was made on August 9, 2008.

Yesterday, I sent another fax to many California politicians. You guessed it. I just posted it to my politics blog, here. You gotta read it. I won't let you out of it.

"After midnight," to quote an old pop song, is the 39th anniversary of the death of Sharon Tate, at her Cielo Drive place, which as I've well documented, is very haunted, to this day. You should be so lucky, as to have the chance to view my latest ghost photo shoot, done there.

The above blog entry was made on August 8, 2008.

Tonight (August 5, 2008), Maria Quiban read my email response on the 11:00pm, My13LA tv news. Tonight's question of the night was: What's the biggest fight you ever had with a co-worker, and did you ever make up? Here's my reply, which Maria read on the air:

I had a temporary job at a medical records place, some years ago. Some guy I worked with got on my case, all of a sudden, like he had it in for me. He challenged me to a fight outside, which I declined. We never made up.

Steve

Thanks again, Maria. You've been coming through for me on the air.

I've been making real headway lately, tweaking Windows the way I want it. One's prowess at tweaking Windows can grow over time, if one keeps at it. I've been keeping at it since 1995, when I first used Windows 95, through all the time I used Windows 98, and now while I've been using Windows XP. All that hard work is really paying dividends these days for me. I just discovered the main security weakness of Windows, in general, which knowledge has been helping me already. In addition, I'm now backing up my mail client settings. I'm sure that'll come in very handy. I figured out how to do it directly, from the system files. Also, I recently fixed a problem I was having using Irfan View graphics software. It turned out to be something easy to fix. I figured that out on my own, too. That gives me some satisfaction, to use my own reasoning, and apply it directly to the task, without having to look up how to do it, and then seeing the change work. I still look up information on Windows settings, as I need to, quite a bit, really. This system maintenance stuff gets easier, as one goes along. Things are going so well lately, in fact, that I'm again thinking of resuming my C programming, which I took up a few years ago, and then set it aside. It was going well, but I got distracted with other things. I'm finding more uses for my own custom C programs lately, so it makes sense to start programming again, to fill some personal needs for specialized software.

I've been harping on Madonna lately, in my Madonna blog. She forces me to permanently write her off, as a person. She's been, and continues to be, subworthless to me. Shame on her.

By the way, in case you didn't realize it, the free video of The Naked News, at their website, is new every day. So, don't miss a day's free segments of The Naked News (unless you're subscribed to the full program, in which case maybe you wouldn't miss anything).

The above blog entry was made on August 6, 2008.

We are just about midpoint in Summer. Half down, half to go. Hopefully we can get to the end of Summer without ever entering a scorcher period. We've had it pretty mild so far this Summer, as you must know, even if you've been mostly indoors in air conditioning. I bet that Land Rover of yours has real good air conditioning. That in my van does darn good too. I just washed my van for the first time in maybe a year.

Remember that Spears Construction site, I documented on a separate web page? Well, those buildings are looking like they're nearing completion. I think you know what area they're in. They're near where I live. Speaking of Spears Construction, they're doing another project, next-door to my college, of all the coincidences. Or IS it a mere coincidence? You think those two juxtapositions are to point to me, symbolically? Like I keep saying, I'm the symbolic center of the world.

The above blog entry was made on August 5, 2008.

I wasn't watching the NRA Minute Videos, because I didn't have Media Player setup. Somehow, I didn't think of embedding the video in a webpage to watch it, thereby using the built-in media capabilities of Internet Explorer. Now I've watched the latest Minute Video both ways. Here it is, to help you get in the spirit of the recent Supreme Court decision, conceding that the Second Amendment is an individual right.

NRA Grassroots Minute Video

What do you think?

The above blog entry was made on August 4, 2008.

I just went over my new Cielo Drive ghost photo shoot, again. Out of 45 photos that I shot, I've got 20, at the most, that are good enough to post in my Charlie's World page. I just put a note, at the top of my ghost photo section, about my idea of putting all new such shoots in a paid access area of this website. I've never had a signup area here, but it's about time I make some money for myself. You people can't expect me to go through all of this bother for nothing. You can't find this stuff anyplace else, and it's the real, 100% genuine thing. If you've been visiting my posted Cielo ghost shoots, you know that they tend to have a central theme built in, supernaturally. This time, there is a spider theme running through the latest shoot. If you believe that this stuff is real, and it is, then I can't imagine that you'd be willing to miss this stuff, by not signing up for a new members area, which I want to charge for. I'm not sure if I should charge by the month or by the year. I'm afraid of not getting enough signups to make it worthwhile to have a members area. It'd be nice if I could get two or three dollars a month, but I suspect that could be more than most would want to pay. Surely, I could get a buck per month per person? Don't consider it a promise that I wouldn't charge more.

My inability to instill any compassion for me, in Madonna, isn't my own fault. Madonna now knows where she can go, and stay. If Hell is for the bad guys, then Hell is where Madonna belongs. At least she earned being in Hell.

The above blog entry was made on August 3, 2008.

I just saw a play called I Stand before You Naked, but the name is misleading. Only one of the eight actresses showed anything, and she was only topless for part of her scene. I was disappointed about it not living up to the "naked" of its title. Maybe I just picked a bad night? It was in the theater row part of Hollywood, on Santa Monica Bl. The silver lining there was that I found the ticks for half price, so I only paid $12.50 plus a sales fee of $3.50, totaling $16.00. I had the best seat in the house; front row center.

The other fortunate detail, for the night, was that I took advantage of being in that area, to pay another visit to the Cielo Drive property. I had a bit of bad luck there, too. The main light was out. I guess it finally burnt out. That left only the dimmer light on. My camera is barely able to take night photos there with both those lights on, so I wasn't optimistic that I'd get many usable shots. I was right. Most of the shots were black. I went over all of them quickly, but I'll have to spend more time on them, to figure out what I've got. Those ghost photos tend to take some amount of interpretation. All I'll say for now is that those spirits were at it again, luckily. Now, I also have to figure out if I'm going to charge to see this stuff, from this point on.

The above blog entry was made on August 2, 2008.

They clarified, tonight on the Daily 10 (Thursday), that you are not in the way of John Mayer and his group, at their concerts. They said you fit in very well with them. They also said that there's a public demand for you to be with them on stage. Do you think his fans want you to sing with them, Jen the Hen? Maybe you haven't done any singing, since the Friends music CD? Did you sing for that?

I made an animated GIF, from automated screen captures I did of a segment on The Naked News. I'm temped to post it to my adult page. It's over 8MB in size, so I'd want to create a link to it, so it wouldn't load with the rest of the page. That segment featured Victoria Sinclair getting dressed, instead of undressed. I'm wondering if they've gone in that direction much on that show. She started out fully naked, and ended up fully clothed, by the end of her spot.

Here's an update. I've already put that Victoria Sinclair animation in my adult page. I wish I were free to not put that entrance page at the entrance, like at The Naked News, but I don't dare, for now. Ms. Victoria is near the bottom of the page.

I've been so busy working on computer security, I didn't post the last NRA newletter right away. It's posted, now.

I just discontinued the Giuliana page.

The above blog entry was made on August 1, 2008.

Success again. Maria Quiban, of the My13LA 11:00pm news, read my email reply on the air tonight (July 30, 2008). This time, their question of the night was: Do you know of anyone who deserves a medal of valor? Here's my reply, which Maria read on the air:

Yes. I deserve one. I've been standing up to government's assault against personal liberties, in the U. S. The politicians need to be constantly told not to undo freedom in the U. S.

Steve

Thanks Maria. You came through for me again. You have to admit; I have stood up to the politicians, to get them to back off of their oppressive ways.

They say you've become of regular feature at John Mayer's concerts. You're still making me jealous, Jen the Hen.

The above blog entry was made on July 31, 2008.

Today's Madonna blog entry is especially interesting. It contains my reply to the My13LA tv news question of the night, which unfortunately wasn't read on the air this time. That doesn't detract from the interest in what I wrote, though. It describes my experience during the earthquake, which was centered nearer to where I live. It was wild, and it was supernatural. I won't take "no" for an answer. Read it.

The above blog entry was made on July 30, 2008.

I just noticed Picture Perfect on tv again. I heard the name "Rita," so that peaked my interest. We both know where I know the name "Rita" from, Jen the hen. You were using that name, while you were incognito with me, a year and a half ago. I remember "Rita" oh so well. Wow, (you) she was hot. But in the movie, the Rita character was your mother, and your name was "Kate." What's more, your boyfriend in that movie was called "Sam Mayfair." That name is very interesting, in that it seems to be a plausible allusion to me, personally. Here's how I figure. "Sam" spells my initials. Secondly, I grew up a mile away from a Mayfair Market, which was a grocery store, at the Orangefair Mall, in Fullerton, in the 1960's. That market has been gone for years. That mall is very different these days. And there's more to this. Thirdly, the actor, who played Sam Mayfair, is my age, to the month. We were both born in July of 1958. His name, of course, is Kevin Bacon. So, you told him, in the movie, "We're engaged." Oh my god, Jen! We're engaged?! Can't you do me the favor of letting me know, if we're engaged? I'm serious. I'm ready. Pick me up, and we'll head over to Las Vegas. You get the idea.

The above blog entry was made on July 28, 2008.

I just did a rare thing (for me), by watching Saturday Night Live. That show needs me. A lot of their skits are so silly, I feel like I'm holding my stomach, groaning, thinking "God! Who writes this shit." And then, sometimes, after a characteristically silly skit, I'd be thinking "Oh god no, I can't be feeling a laugh coming on. That skit was so stupid." Then is comes, and I laugh. Go figure.

Speaking of Saturday Night Live, I've been wanting to mention something for a while. A while back, I saw Martin Scorsese and Tina Fey (one of the head writers of Saturday Night Live), in a commercial. It was about some kind of card, and its ability to get even Tina Fey into the VIP section someplace, no questions asked. Then, after she steps inside the VIP area, who does she find there but Scorsese. I'm trying to remember all the plot to that short skit. Well, at the time I was seeing that commercial, I didn't realize she was with Saturday Night Live. That shows how little I've been watching that show. I'd keep telling myself I should make myself watch it. After it's gone, it's gone, and I wouldn't have the chance again. Not only that, I've wasted too much time, by not watching it. Even if its exceedingly silly, if it makes me laugh sometimes, it's not all bad, or even good? My favorite, of the recent episodes, is Rachel Dratch. There's something about her and her looks that do something for me.

The above blog entry was made on July 27, 2008.

The Naked News - The news with nothing to hide.

Don't forget to wish me a happy birthday, Jen the Hen. It's the least you can do for me. My 50th birthday is Monday, the 28th. That means "tell me you wish me a happy birthday," too.

I'd like to mention The Naked News here again, this time to tell you that I've just put a permanent link to that show, near the bottom of most of these web pages. It's the same as this picture link, on the right.

The My13LA 11:00pm news just read my email response again tonight. This time, their question of the night was: What would it take, for you to risk your life, in a dangerous situation? Here's my reply, which they read on the air tonight (Saturday, July 26, 2008):

It'd take the possibility of a good time, for me to want to risk my life. That's what it is with a dangerous pastime, or dangerous sport.

Steve

There, I think I beat the clock this time, posting this email thing before midnight . . . Excuse me, but my clock struck midnight a second or two before I saved this last portion of this blog entry.

The above blog entry was made on July 26, 2008.

You may have noticed that I haven't been keeping up with the NRA stuff, lately. That's because I've been concentrating on computer security issues. Now I'm pretty much caught up on both, so visit my politics page, where close to the top is now FIVE NRA information links. Just because our individual 2nd amendment rights have recently been upheld by the U. S. Supreme Court does not mean we can ignore 2nd amendment issues. The anti-gun goons are stubborn, and don't even respect the Supreme Court's decision, in support of our rights to keep and bear arms. Not only that, there are other related threats to our personal decision rights. For instance, California politicians want to require pet owners to spay or neuter all their pets, which are over four months old. They want to impose stiff fines for nonconformance, and even mandate spay/neuter orders, upon a third citation for and "intact" pet. Read more about this by clicking the related link, near the top of my politics page. You should know that you can reach my politics page, by clicking the appropriate link, near the bottom of most of these web pages.

Like I just said, in my Madonna blog, the name "Al Gore" resembles the Muslim names, which have "Al" in them. That's an interesting fact, compared to the recent cartoon, in which Obama (which rhymes with Osama) was depicted as a Muslim. You should read today's entry, in my Madonna blog, where I have more to say about such things.

The above blog entry was made on July 24, 2008.

I was distracted, so I forgot to include here, right away, my email response that the 11:00pm My13LA news just read on the air (July 21, 2008). This time, their question of the night was: Is the idea of a mandatory calorie count, on restaurant menus, a good thing? Here's my reply, which they read on the air:

Potentially it's good, but it's something else with the potential to be abused by the dishonest. If the diners misreport the calorie counts, they are doing their customers a disservice, and possibly harming their health and making them fatter.

Steve

I'm glad that they're back to reading a lot of my replies, again. Thanks, My13LA.

The above blog entry was made on July 22, 2008.

I skipped making a blog entry, yesterday. I've been busy manually setting up security measures on my machine. I'm hoping I've finally achieved the upper hand against hackers, both on my computer and at my hosting service. Time will tell. Short of switching to a different operating system, I think I finally hit upon the right idea, which may work wonders in staving off hackers.

I'd like to mention that, believe it or not, the My13LA news isn't my favorite news show. My real favorite news show is The Naked News, broadcasting on the internet, from Canada. That's the way tv news should all be. Click the link, then click to watch today's two completely naked segments. I think there's new free segments every day, so you can revisit this link ofter, or bookmark the show. To get the full show every day, you'd have to subscribe for about ten dollars a month, or fifteen dollars a month for the high quality version. In all the years I've been aware of that show, I still have never subscribed to it. That's because I've been po' folk. I can't even afford The Naked News. So, I put the blame on you stingy visitors, for not contributing to this website. You've been making me do all this work for free. Poverty is like a form of torture.

Since you dummies obviously aren't reading my political blog entries, as I announce them, I ought to include all of them in THIS blog. You can't get out of reading them. Here's the fax I just sent to six key politicians: Pres. Bush, V. P. Cheney, House Speaker Pelosi, Pres. Pro Tem of the California Senate Perata, Speaker of the Assembly of California Bass, and the Governator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Incidentally, Arnold has a new fax number. The old one wouldn't receive my call. Here's my latest political message, which I just faxed to all six of the above:

To all U. S. politicians, concerned with legislation of so-called "public health" issues:

Apparently, all politicians, in the U. S., are my own children, whom I must lead around by the ear, to point out the facts of life to them. Can't you people stick to the honest facts, and not create oppressive rules, which take away the freedoms we, the people, are supposed to be entitled to?

I've kept my silence too long, on the produce recalls, which have insinuated that people can't be allowed the concession of the real truth, regarding so-called "public safety." The finding of salmonella on an item of produce does not justify a produce recall. Period. It's really basic. You politicians are trying to take away the freedom of interpersonal relations, which man has enjoyed since prehistoric times. You're insinuating that sex, and related interpersonal contact, which include contact with germs, to be undangering public heath, and "consequently disallowed." That's utterly hypocritical of you, and you must immediately desist from making, or trying to make, normal healthy, personal-contact relationship details illegal. How people relate to each other is clearly none of your business. It is perfectly safe, and more healthy, to do all the personal attentions that lovers have done for each other, for countless thousands of years. Such details as rimming, and drinking urine, and even eating shit. That is all traditional and time-honored, within the human race, and even in the animal kingdom in general. You have no right to discontinue man's right to show affection to one another in such important, traditional and healthy ways. Politicians are obviously intending to make everything on earth illegal to the masses, while planning to sneak everything they want, behind people's backs. You are not entitled to your hypocrisy, and you are not entitled to legislate such matters, PERIOD.

Getting back to the produce recall issue, you are committing fraud, to say a recall to be warranted, because a speck of a germ were found on an item of produce. There are ALWAYS germs on everything, including produce, which it's normal practice to wash off, prior to consuming, and the fact that you are insinuating otherwise is a glaring testament to the fact that you are committing massive frauds against the public, and against human rights. You are not entitled to make health decisions for people. PERIOD. If you don't get with it, and desist from menacing the public with burdensome restrictions on lifestyle, you ought to be executed in public, to make an example out of you.

Furthermore, AIDS is an obnoxious oppressive myth, that you pseudo-heros have put on society. There is absolutely no such thing as AIDS, and anyone, including and especially you politicians, who furthers that myth, ought to be executed in public, to help set the record straight. Your lies are heinous, and I have no intention of letting you get away with "public health" m. o. bullying of the pubic.

Steve

Maybe the politicians have been too embarrassed to stand up for the kind of human rights I've detailed above? I think their reasons are even less justifiable than that. They shouldn't be spoon-feeding the insurance companies kickbacks, by pretending human contact and relations to be safety violations. Likewise, they shouldn't be buying into medical industry, or "profession," propaganda. "Health" services are far less important than the "health" propaganda ministers would have you think. The poiticians shouldn't be acting like they have the right to dictate personal health choices to anyone and everyone. The salmonella issue, like all germ-related actions by the feds, is an absolute hoax. The feds responsible for that fraud ought to be fired on the spot, with no second chance, and no "explanations" accepted.

The above blog entry was made on July 21, 2008.

There are many security weaknesses that hackers exploit, to take control of your computer and information. Using the internet is very much that way. One of the easiest approaches the hacker uses is by sending an email with malicious code, which sets itself up when the email is opened, or when an attachment is opened. Another way they gain access is by setting up malicious code on their own website. The code autoinstalls itself onto visitors' computers. Both techniques are dreadful, and worthy of attention, in the interest of protecting one's machine from the stuff. Unfortunately, the use of so-called antivirus software does little or no good, or even invites the hacker into your machine and information. I believe most or all of those so-called antivirus software companies are dishonest hackers themselves. How would you millionaires like to invite one of those hacker creeps to be your finance manager? That wouldn't make sense, would it? A third way the hacker encroaches into one's computer is by setting up his malware, spyware, viruses or whatever in a commercially bundled software package, which is sold at retail outlets. There's just no way to be rid of those threats to computer security. Until or unless Microsoft is more honest than the hackers, there is little hope for users of Windows to have any real security for their home or office computer. Here's a clue that Microsoft is dishonest. Consider this. An operating system, like Windows (any version) should not allow malicious code, embedded in email or attachments, to self-install itself, as if it were the root administrator. Microsoft can't convince me that they don't know that giving strange emails root permissions is wrong. It DEFINITELY is wrong. Also, they must know better than to give visited webpages root permissions to set up system files and data onto the visitor's machine. It's so basic, anyone can understand it. If Microsoft is competent enough to know how to build an operating system at all, they can't convince me that they don't get how to make the default machine permissions settings to not allow any Tom, Dick or Harry from uninvitedly installing malicious code on one's machine. To say that Windows is low-security software is the understatement of all time. Maybe one should be using a different brand of operating system. This is my helpful advice of the day. Enjoy. Not everyone would do you the favor of telling it straight to you the dangers of the cyber world. Consider yourself warned.

The above blog entry was made on July 19, 2008.

This photo expresses my opinion of the Obama versus McCain issue. That's about how I feel about the late Sanford Meisner, too. I'd like to train a dog to pee on Meisner's grave this way, and take it for regular walks past Meisner's grave. Want a specific, of what I don't like about Obama? He supports the death penalty for sex offenders. That's a dishonest political position to occupy. For one thing, politicians think that can label anything they want as being "sex" or "violence." Just because they've labeled something "sex" or "violence," or "sex and violence," gives absolutely no clue whatsoever about whether or not the actual act involved either one of those things. Furthermore, just because a child doesn't have as good judgment as an adult, doesn't give the politician the real right to pretend, or define, what anything "constitutes," with regard to a child. The politicians are lying about "harming" minors. It's just silver-bullet dirty politics, and politicians aren't entitled to that. Show me a politician who harps constantly about "child molestation," and I'll show you a politician who's a crazy, mass-murderer political criminal. Politicians like that ought to be sent to prison, without the possibility of parole, or committed to mental institutions. They aren't competent to decide anything about anyone. I'm definitely not impressed by their pseudo-child-protection political stance. They're all madmen.

I'm thinking of offering, here, software that I've used myself. The Microsoft GIF animator software, that I used to create the Listen banner widget (above), is one of the first items I'd like to put on my own software page. If I were to offer a large selection of software, maybe my traffic would increase, and maybe this website would start earning me money. I just had an idea to go with that. I'm thinking of charging for such downloads. I could charge 50¢ to access each such download. If I can't charge for the item itself, I can at least make people pay me to access it, through my own download link. If they can trust me, that I'd only offer downloads I believe in, then maybe they'd believe my half buck links to be worth every penny. It would protect them from the risk of obtaining what they need from a site they don't yet have reason to trust. I know I'm not trying to trick anyone, or cheat anyone. If my visitors can believe that, maybe they'd be willing to pay me to download from me. What do you think?

The above blog entry was made on July 18, 2008.

I've been noticing you in movies, on tv, lately. I've accidentally come across the same wedding scene, with you talking to some guy in a church, at a wedding. I don't know what that was about, since I've never seen the movie. I think that was the one called Picture Perfect.

I could make you ever richer than you are, and myself rich for the first time, teaching you how to grow your money in real estate, Jen the Hen. We could do joint projects. You must talk to me ASAP. You don't even need to make any more pictures, if you'd invest the right way in the real estate market.

The above blog entry was made on July 17, 2008.

I didn't think I'd do it, but I finally spoke up, on behalf of Susan Denise Atkins, recommending compassionate release of her. She's currently crippled, with one leg amputated and the other one paralyzed, and she's said to be dying of brain cancer, with only six months to live. I've thought about writing letters to the Board of Parole Hearings for years, and now I've done it. One of the reasons I hesitated was fear of being punished for speaking up for any of them. I'm not sure I want to publicly publish that letter, I faxed to the parole board. So many people tend to be falsely superior in character, about such things. Everyone, without exception, has the ability to kill, within himself. There are no exceptions, ever. I'm afraid I may have, or probably, faxed my letter too late, as there was a source which said the hearing would be in the morning, and the parole board didn't receive my fax until 3:48pm. Well, better late that never, hopefully. I'm really amazed how much Vincent Bugliosi has recently spoken up for Susan, in favor of her compassionate release. He wrote a formal such recommendation to the parole board, according to an LA Times article, dated today.

The above blog entry was made on July 15, 2008.

Have you seen Pam Anderson on E! lately, sticking up for you, Jen the Hen? She's really telling off KFC.

The above blog entry was made on July 13, 2008.

This website turned three years old, yesterday, and the thought didn't even cross my mind once, all day. Wish it a retroactive happy birthday. Better late than never. And do so by giving any size donation of at least a buck, through the link near the top of the page, since I've had to pay all the expenses out of my own pocket. I've never once, in all of this website's existence, received any financial compensation; not one red cent, ever. The past year has been the most expensive one yet. I may be able to hold down my costs better now, but the past year has been ruinous to my severely limited budget. My life has been a torture, of no money for long weekend outings and no nights out on the town. Bring back the idea and feeling that there is such a thing as income, by making a contribution now, before it's too late. There's got to be hope in all of this. You know how valuable the content, and related activities, of this website are. Show your appreciation, now. I've been working as a defacto slave, with no compensation, and no sign of appreciation.

The above blog entry was made on July 12, 2008.

I just noticed that I accidentally omitted to mention something, in the June 25th blog entry, about the name coincidence and Susan Anton, Susan Atkins, and Anton LaVey. What I should have mentioned is that she, Susan Atkins, performed in one of Anton LaVey's stage shows, in the late 1960's, in the San Francisco area. That coincidence links her, in a real way, to Anton LaVey, which makes the name coincidence seem all the more interesting.

The above blog entry was made on July 11, 2008.

I just took the first step toward applying for a federal grant, to fund me in researching, and reeducating the public about, the greenhouse gas environmental issue. I think I'd need special approval to obtain grant eligibility clearance, since at this time, and probably permanently, I'm on my own in this project.

The above blog entry was made on July 10, 2008.

Maybe no one, who reads this particular blog, is much interested in the second amendment issue, but I have another anouncement to make anyway. I just sent another fax to 15 California senators, to point out the recent U. S. Supreme Court ruling, which finally acknowedges that the right to bear arms is for people who aren't in a militia. You know how to get to my politics page, to read this latest fax. You can find the link near the bottom of this page.

As a chicken, the second amendment must have you a little worried, Jen the Hen. That's understandable. You can probably find a nice underground hiding place, for the hunting season.

Maria Quiban, on the My13LA 11:00pm tv news, read another one of my email responses tonight (July 8, 2008). Thanks, Maris. This time, the question of the night was: Who's the most annoying person you've ever had to deal with, in a business situation? Here's my reply, which Maria read on the air:

I've encountered so many annoying people, in business situations, I can't easily narrow it down to the worst one. I wish I could be more specific.

Steve

There's an annual World Naked Bikeride event in Denver Colorado, on Saturday, July 12th. I wish I could be there. Help me to support this event and this cause. Madonna, that means "you too." I know you want to participate. Don't let your fans down; just your pants. This is worthwhile. Saturday is awfully near.

The above blog entry was made on July 9, 2008.

I just read, in a CNN email news update, what I've been thinking, myself.

NY Times: No. 1 Faux Pas in Washington? Candor, Perhaps.
It was the journalist Michael Kinsley who changed Washington’s understanding of gaffes with his observation that they occur not when people lie, but when they say what they really think.

American politicians spew lies all day long, and never get nailed for it. It's when they tell their true beliefs that they get nailed in the media. The U. S. system is a totally dishonest inversion.

The above blog entry was made on July 7, 2008.

I just saw you on Saturday Night Live, Jen the Hen. Unfortunately, I missed most of your stuff on the show, since it was early.

I just scored another win, on the My13LA 11:00 pm news tonight (July 5, 2008). Mine was one of the very few emails they even read this time. This time, the question of the night was: Have you, or someone you know, ever broken the law, for something you thought was right? Here's my response, which Susan Hirasuna read on the air:

Yeah, I didn't vote in the 2000 election. Not voting against Al Gore has to be considered a crime, considering his heavy involvement in spreading the greenhouse gas myth.

Steve
Fullerton

Thanks for reading my message, Susan. You stressed the word "myth," like you thought that to be an unusual opinion. Yes, the greenhouse gas theory IS a myth. Gore and his cohorts ought to be punished for their lies about the environment.

Anymore, every time I watch Saturday Night Live, I feel an overpowering urge to either write for it, or to act in it, or both. I've been thinking of trying for a spot, at one of the Hollywood comedy venues, also. I would ask you to set me up in one of those places, but:

1. You probably wouldn't oblige me.
2. It might tempt you to tell them to NEVER hire me.
3. It might jinx my chances of getting a job there, instead.
4. I can't afford the gas to commute that far.

Well, if you were nice, you'd help me out with the gas, if that was the only problem. I have an idea for a specialty of comedy, if I were to write for SNL. I don't want to give anyone the idea, by mentioning it. It has nothing to do with you or anyone I know. People have always stolen my good ideas out of my mind, without my even having writen or spoken the stuff. That's the kind of stiff competition that's been going on in the U. S.

The above blog entry was made on July 6, 2008.

If I could spend more of my time watching talk shows, I'd have more news about you, Jen the Hen. For instance, on Conan O'Brien, he and a lady guest (I didn't hear her name) were tossing a chicken egg back and forth, between them. It was some kind of "thing" that she was involved with or knew about. On Chelsea Lately, was the explanation, when they opened the show with, "Is Jennifer Aniston wanting to have a kid?" Well, I hate to break it to you, but Conan missed, causing your egg to break on the floor. That ended that egg tossing, and it again settled for you the issue of your possible offspring. I'm afraid you'll have to try again, Jen the Hen. You see, I have to watch all the tv shows, to piece together all the elements of the stories about you, since that's how they encourage high ratings; by making one watch all talk shows, to get full stories.

They just were saying, on tv, about you and John Mayer being a couple. I didn't hear what they were saying. Would it do me any good to tell you that that kind of story, about you, makes me jealous? You can tell, without my saying it, I'm sure. How do you like the screen capture of you, from The Breakup, on my special page? If you don't like it, you can arrange to meet me, for a new photo shoot of you. I'd like that very much. I'd have to shoot you outdoors, since my camera isn't good for indoor work. I'm sure the neighbors would be delighted anyway.

A GEICO ad just appeared above, with the GEICO gecko asking, "just click hear, mate." I used that word, "mate," in my own GEICO ad, I wrote, so I think that's where they got the idea of using that word. I believe they'd expect that they can use one of my words without paying me, nor giving me credit. Such has been life for me. No one seems to want to pay me. I ought to spend some time, on a regular basis, writing new GEICO commercials. Maybe I can break down their willpower, tempting them to use my ideas in their commercials (for pay, of course). I'd like that very much. I need the income so desperately.

The above blog entry was made on July 5, 2008.

You must have seen the scrolling message under the banner for today, announcing the holiday. Happy 4th of July, Jen the Hen.

The above blog entry was made on July 4, 2008.

My daily spam count has been steadily increasing. I just collected my email, to find a new record of 613 emails, of which most was spam. That's how much accumulated in my inboxes, in no more than 24 hours. Needless to say, I don't like spam, especially is such quantities. I'm careful to not discard anything really of interest. I'm pretty efficient at weeding out the spam.

There was talk on tv today, about the idea of you and the former Friends cast getting together for a spinoff movie. I was thinking I'd better see that one, but they ended up saying that the idea was just a rumour.

If you need company, just let me know, and I'll try to have countless chickens, both male and female, installed upon your Beverly Hills mansion property. That way, they'll be copulating and increasing in numbers, and there'd be so many there after a while, no one would be able to find or get rid of all of them. You'd never be lonely again. Also, you'd never be able to sleep past the crack of dawn, without roosters' crowing waking you up. I had that problem in my own town a couple of decades ago, when sleeping over at a friend's house.

I just discovered a security hole in my computer setup, but I've already taken action to fix it. It was something a former host made a suggestion about, but I didn't heed it immediately. I paid the price. I learned the hard way.

The above blog entry was made on July 3, 2008.

I find so many items of interest, I haven't always mentioned everything I've come across. Here's something. I just mentioned, in yesterday's blog entry, that Houston is 1560 miles from Los Angeles. Well, just today I was reading a letter to Susan Atkins, that came from the mayor of Houston, in 2001. The coincidence is in the post office box number of the mayor's office. It's 1562, which is about that same number of miles, between L. A. and Houston. As proof, here's a copy of that letterhead, of the city of Houston, of 2001. What do you think? Uncanny?

I was changing channels on tv a little earlier, and I came across an episode of Friends, in which there was a rooster crowing, and you were complaining, asking what that noise was. Well, I suppose they were just trying to set you up with some action, bringing a male chicken into the building for you, Jen the Hen. Weren't you in the mood? Not every cock'll do? I wasn't looking for that coincidence, either.

The above blog entry was made on July 1, 2008.

Did you notice anything? I'm already relocated to a new hosting service. That was quick. At around a quarter past ten pm, I updated my nameserver information, and I was expecting it to take 12 to 24 hours for the change to take effect. Instead, while I was pruning my database, for use on this new host, I was surprised to notice my home page not being found, about a half hour after the nameserver update. Right away, I correctly deduced that the change had already gone into effect in California, but I hadn't uploaded my site to the new host. So, immediately I created a new ftp account, and commenced the uploads. By a minute before the stroke of midnight, on June the 29th, all was up and running at my new host. All I have to do now is to continue pruning my database, to comply with the new host's rule about having only currently-in-use web content uploaded to their machines. I ran into that rule in late 2006, at a host, in the UK, I was using. This new host is in Houston, Texas. This is the first time this website has ever been hosted in the U. S. My data transmissions seem to be faster than ever. My last host, if you really want to know, was located in the Czech Republic, nine time zones to the east. I'm so glad to be through with them. This host is in North America, so it's in the same continent as I am, again. This is the closest I've ever been to my host. This is the fourth hosting service that this website has used. I'm so impressed with how easy and fast everything has been for this transfer. This is the quickest and easiest I've ever got set up, and I didn't have to ask them anything. I was able to easily access and do everything directly. How do you like these purely coincidental statistics: I've used two British hosts, one Czech host, and now a U. S. host. Houston is only 1560 miles from home. That's a big improvement in distance, compared to the Czech Republic.

The above blog entry was made on June 30, 2008.

Oh, I'm loving it. I just asked Lauren Sanchez to read my email response on the air, and she did (June 27, 2008). Thank you, thank you, Lauren. This time, the My13LA question of the night was: Have you ever fought with a person for a long long time, and then made up? Here's my response:

Yes. I had a feud with Madonna, which is over, now that she's breaking up with Guy. (Lauren, read this. Thanks.)

the Steve

She didn't read the part in parentheses, and she didn't read "the" in front of "Steve," and she didn't say the "of Fullerton" part. This is the second time they read one of my replies, in which I mentioned Madonna. This is getting more exciting all the time. Well, Madonna, now that the world knows, there's pressure on you to be nice to me, and to be mine.

The above blog entry was made on June 28, 2008.

Thanks, Maria Quiban, for reading my email response to your question on the air, on the My13LA news (on June 26th). This time, the question of the night was: Do you agree with the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the handgun ban? Here's my reply, which Maria read on the air:

Yes, I'm wholeheartedly glad they finally honored the 2nd amendment, and lifted the ban. Collective gun rights go without saying. The 2nd amendment is about INDIVIDUAL gun rights.

Steve

It's about time you 13 news people read another one of my responses on the air. It's been a while since you read the last one on the air. I did a lot of work, standing up for the second amendment. I feel like I influenced this decision, with all the messages I've been sending to politicians. I think I finally convinced them.

The above blog entry was made on June 27, 2008.

I just added a topless photo of Susan Atkins to my special page, when I figured something out. Here's an excerpt from that page, which explains.

I just realized something. Have you ever heard of a lady named Susan Anton? Mention of her was kicking around on tv decades ago. What's interesting is that her name is like a combination of these two names, "Susan (Atkins) and Anton (LaVey). Intentional? You think? Poor Ms. Susan is now reported to be missing a leg, and dying of brain cancer (June of 2008). [Susan Atkins performed in one of Anton LaVey's stage shows, in the late 1960's, in the San Francisco area. That coincidence links her, in a real way, to Anton LaVey, which makes the name coincidence seem all the more interesting.]

I just wrote to Susan Anton, to mention this name coincidence. I wonder if she'll reply to me. I would like that.

The above blog entry was made on June 25, 2008.

Here's evidence that we started the 2008 Summer in my area, without the normal June gloom, as it's called here. They've been giving "red flag alerts" here, in the Los Angeles area, lately. I personally prefer June gloom to scorching heat. I've got an idea, Jen the Hen. Why don't we all use magick of the mind, to bring back the June gloom, and keep it here till the end of Summer? If enough LA area witches/warlocks/ghosts chip into this effect, it ought to descend upon southern California like some kind of unexpected weather phenomenon. In fact, it only takes one adept magick type character to pull off a feat of this magnitude, if it's not opposed by black magick. That's the thing about it. Black magick isn't less common than white magick. I haven't applied myself to the task, but I'm tempted. I know you've got it in you, Jen the Hen. You're not just paltry/poultry/whatever.

Finally, I spotted a GEICO gecko ad here, at the bottom of this page. That thing really gets around. I was wondering if it'd ever show up here, without asking GEICO for an ad to put here.

I believe I know what the last photo of you, I put here, means. I believe that was during the holiday season of 2006. Is that what you want for New Years 2009, in West Hollywood? What do you think? That broad sure looked a lot like you New Years of 2008.

I just put the Death Valley 10-day forecast in an iframe, near the top of this page. Death Valley is hot, but not as hot as you, Jen the Hen. Death Valley is your closest competition.

Fortunately, you rarely wear clothes, Jen the Hen. Here you are naked, for a Smartwater ad. We don't know what you'll do next, but it's a good guess you won't have much, if any, clothes on, some of the time for it. I'm about to put that topless photo of you on my special page. Speak now, or forever hold your peace.

The above blog entry was made on June 22, 2008.

I was going to avoid, for the time being, putting many photos on this page. However, I couldn't resist this one. I think you can see why. As you know, this was in Mexico, with your friend, Courteney Cox. Thanks, Jen the Hen.

As you must know, this is the first full day of Summer. It got up to 96°F here yesterday. I got out of my air-conditioned car at about 9:15pm, and I was hit by warm air. It wasn't as hot as the night air of the desert, but it felt believably like Summer had really arrived.

By the way, I'm thinking, or planning, to put a video capture of you topless, from The Breakup, on my special page here. Tell me right away, if you don't want me to post it. I saw that film here at the AMC theater, but I don't recall this topless scene. Is it possible that I forgot this scene, or do you think they showed a censored version here? There's no excuse for censoring for localities. I'd like to hear what you think happened.

I admit that the stories of you with John Mayer make me jealous.

The above blog entry was made on June 21, 2008.

You ought to read the latest fax I just sent to the five members of California's Senate Public Safety Committee. It's a real gem of argumentation. I also sent a copy of it to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. The Second Amendment isn't my only thought, worry or concern, not by a long shot, but it is important.

I'm again pondering the need to transfer this website to yet another hosting service. My problems with this one are irreconcilable. I hope to avoid down time, but I'm not sure I'll be able to. I just renewed this website's domain name. This website is about to enter its fourth year of existence. I haven't been saying as much here lately, partly because I've been busy, and partly because of the bandwidth issues my hosting service has been plaguing me with.

Here's an update. The update is that I still haven't received one red cent from all of my bother and time, in creating and operating this website. How do you explain that? July 11 will be the third anniversary of this website.

The above blog entry was made on June 15, 2008.

Well, after thinking about it for months, I've finally done it. I've split this page into smaller pages, a quarter of a year in lenth, each. I had at least two motivations. First, I've been afraid of this page loading too slowly for dial-up visitors. That was my original worry about the size of this page. After many months, I started worrying about the bandwidth consumed with each page load, since it's costing me money. Well, this split ought to take care of both worries. However, I believe that my real problem with the bandwidth for this page is that I'm convinced my hosting service is cheating me. I believe they're reporting that this website is using far more bandwith that it possibly could be, considering the number of page visits. That isn't the only thing suspicious about this hosting service. They've pulled other dirty tricks on me over time, and they just double-billed me. They billed me for the subscription fee on the 10th, and then again on the 11th. They have no right to charge me twice for this month. They have no right to decide to keep taking money out of my account. I reported them to Paypal, today. I have no intention of putting up with their crimes against me.

The above blog entry was made on June 11, 2008.

I was just sitting here, with my window open, listening to the crickets. Their sound seemed to match the clay chicken on my desk, like they're a perfect theme match. It's the life on the farm theme.

News just broke about Ed McMahon being in peril of losing his mansion, due to multi-million dollar debt.

We're finally through with the Democratic primary contest. I'm glad I won't be bothered with that stuff any more.

I just wrote to CNN, to complain about Mike Galanos. He comes across abrasively, on tv, as if people really have nerve to respect the Bill of Rights, as if everyone must immediately burn that document, and kiss his ass, and adopt his obnoxious anti-freedom politics. I'm sick of being reminded, by creepy newcasters, of the trend against freedom in the U. S. They are the vanguards of throwing away the constitutional protections. His type is a disgrace to tv journalism.

The above blog entry was made on June 5, 2008.

Harvey Korman was one of my all-time favorite comedians. Here's a video tribute to him, which you can watch full-screen, by clicking the little minus sign, at the lower-right corner of the video.

The above blog entry was made on June 2, 2008.

I'm glad that we're so close to the end of the political primaries. Those politics have been boring me and worrying me.

I just bought a clay chicken, to put my felt-tipped pens in. I may take a picture of it, so you can see it. I was going to buy more clay chickens, but I figured I'd give it more thought, since my budget is so tight.

The above blog entry was made on June 1, 2008.

I'm finally making my own GIF animations from scratch. I've made a couple such animations, in the past, wth a couple of other programs, but the programs I'm using for the purpose now are more versatile. I've just entered GIF animation creation heaven. Look at my first scrolling marquee animation, which I made from scratch, at the top of this page. Not bad, eh?

The above blog entry was made on May 28, 2008.

I've gotten fancier with this playlist stuff. This is the most advanced setup I've ever used for an embedded playlist. I've again randomized the start point, with the help of JavaScript. I tried this idea out many months ago, but this time I've added more improvements to how I put this all together. I hope you people appreciate how much I've sweated the technical details over the last few years. It's getting better all the time, here.

By the way, I just saw a story, on CNN, about some politician in Italy, who seemed to be portrayed in graffiti, by a painting of his head on the body of a chicken. You think? There's clowning around to this Jen-the-Hen theme in Italy, too? I'm making even more of an international figure of you, Jen the Hen. Be sure to thank me.

While I'm on the subject of this embedded music, I've got a commentary about Microsoft and its competition. I've been using a volume setting, "100," which Internet Explorer doesn't interpret as "100%." The Quicktime plugin does interpret it as "100%." I was using the Quicktime plugin for a long time, so I was oblivious to the problem. I just noticed the effect again, and decided to optimize this website for use with Internet Explorer, since I believe far more people are using it, rather than the Quicktime plugin. All I had to do, to switch, was untick the music support boxes in Quicktime's MIME settings. This has been another annoying situation, which was apparently resulting from Microsoft's competition with its competitors. It seems Microsoft can't stand to allow any other company to seem competent, or compete with them. Microsoft deserves no better than a "boo" for this stunt, presuming it's of their doing.

The above blog entry was made on May 27, 2008.

Have you seen the new Carl's Jr. spot on tv? "The FCC doesn't allow us to show a chicken this hot on tv . . . unless it's on a sandwich. Introducing the jalapeño chicken sandwich. New, at Carl's Jr." They're not going to shut down this page over you, are they, Jen the Hen? I hope not.

The above blog entry was made on May 19, 2008.

I've done it. I've just expanded my product line. Click the George Olsen link, near the top of the page, to find the new item offered here. I've temporarily put it on that page, since I haven't yet created a general merchandise page. That's next. I won't tell you what I just put there. That's for you to find out, by following the above link. It's something everyone, who uses Windows XP, could use (or NEEDS!). Don't be without it.

The above blog entry was made on May 18, 2008.

Now, dare I say, at the risk of a jinx, that I've really fixed the display of the shortcut icon, on these pages? I have. I kind of hate to say how I did it. If you're not seeing this icon at the left of the address bar (where URLs are typed), then you haven't bookmarked this page. So, bookmark this page, preferably in a folder devoted to this website, then close your browser, reopen it, and visit this page again. You should now see the shortcut/bookmark icon, not only in your favorites folder (next to the respective web page), but also at the left of the URL, in the address bar. Well, do you see it? If not, email me a note. It's working for me. Don't I have anything else to do, besides such seeming trivia? Yes, loads of things. However, when I happen across a fix for something, I want to implement it immediately, if possible, and that's what I did this time.

The above blog entry was made on May 17, 2008.

I've been busy with various technical matters, so I haven't said anything here, lately. I just took the lists of songs off of some pages, and relocated them to their own pages. That was to get that information out of the way of the content of the respective pages. Another thing I just did was to create a page to document the U. S. Bill of Rights. I was giving so much thought to those constitutional issues, with all the political activity I've been involved in lately, that I thought it would be good to have a ready copy here to refer to, when needed. You can find the picture link to that page near the top of my politics page. It's a good size, and says "The Bill of Rights," so you can't miss it. It's directly above the links to the NRA pages. Now, if someone encounters a constitutional issue in my blog, they have ready access to my Bill of Rights page, which contents came from an official U. S. government website. The only difference in the content is that I reformatted it to my own liking, but the wording is unchanged.

The other thing I've done lately is to debug the email stationary that ships with Outlook Express. Windows has a software bug that causes a needed pound sign to be omitted, in the CSS style sheet ,in the header of its stationary. That means that when an email made from such stationary is sent to, for instance, a Yahoo email address, the format of the email won't be displayed correctly by Yahoo. That's not Yahoo's fault though. It's a Microsoft software bug. It's easy to fix the stationary template files, by adding one pound sign in the right spot in each such file. Shame on Microsoft. I bet they knew about that. If you use Outlook Express to create new stationary, the same error is created, so the new file would have to have a pound sign added in the right spot, too. This defect is also found in all the templates of the default set of stationary that ships with Windows XP. Every one of those stationary templates would also have to have that pound sign added in the right place. Is this enough techno-boredom for now, or do you want more? I've always got technical issues going on.

The above blog entry was made on May 15, 2008.

Note: The Sharon Tate documentary I had here, Final Days of an Icon, appears to have been removed from Google. That's a shame. I enjoyed it.

As far as that Barker Ranch dig goes, exploratory excavation is officially on the agenda for this month. This dig is to determine if they are going to do a full-blown dig for bodies. The Sheriff's Department intends to keep everyone away from the project, so I don't recommend showing up to get a peek.

My new George Olsen page has undergone a major makeover. It's now easier than ever to listen to those four recent redoes, without even leaving that page. You'll notice the four music players near the top of that page. Just click on one to listen to it. The bass really has been enhanced in those versions.

The above blog entry was made on May 12, 2008.

I'm continually developing new content and other web posibilites. I just created a new email template. I had to add a feature partly manually, because Outlook Express doesn't have all posibilities for templates, through their limited menu selections. In other words, I created a template with OE, then I modified it manually, to add background sound to the template. OE allows adding background sound, but it provides no way to add it to an email template, so I did that part manually. Here's what the email would be like, in html format. It's possible to add this template to the stationary folder (as an HTML file), but it should overwrite a template, with the right name, that already exists. So, you could create a dummy template, and give it the name you want it to have, then overwrite it, directly, in the stationary folder that OE uses to store email templates. This already works, because I already created and sent an email to myself, using this template, to test it. Now, following this idea, you can create you own email templates, with not only picture, but also with any sound file you've got hosted on a hosting service.

I contacted those California politicians again tonight, but this time by email. One of the contact email addresses was bad, but I found and used a good email address for the one I couldn't contact that last time. That means I still contacted the same number of politicians, but this time the list of who received a message is a little different. I even sent a message to the governor of Georgia this time, but that was with regard to a Georgia state bill that I was urging him to sign into law. It has already passed through their congress.

The above blog entry was made on May 11, 2008.

Last night, I sent another political activist fax to 16 Sacramento Assembly members. The issue this time was the right to sell firearms and ammunition at San Francisco's Cow Palace. I've never been to the Cow Palace, but that's no reason to doubt that it should be open to gun shows and the sale of related merchandise. Please read the fax I just sent to those California politicians by clicking here

I've neglected this blog for a few days, because I've been so busy.

I keep up-to-date on the anti-gun measures, from notices received by being on the mailing list of the NRA. I repost the information, which can be found by clicking links in my politics blog. Those widgets, to get to that information, is found by clicking this picture:

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Read up, Jen the Hen. I can tell you people aren't really involved, politically, because the count of my page- visit counter, for my politics blog, is still very low. The government people, in the U. S., won't be honest on their own. They have to be told what to do, and what not to do. Politicians are criminals, basically. The job of being a politician attracts crimnals, not honest people.

The above blog entry was made on May 9, 2008.

I've just set a new record for myself, in terms of the most separate issue political action messages to politicians, at one sitting. You can read this latest volley of messages by clicking here. If you keep reading this stuff, you'll learn something, Jen the Hen.

The above blog entry was made on May 4, 2008.

Well, I've tortured your mind long enough, by making you wait for information on what I was talking about. The following link will take you to a page that illustrates what I meant, when I said here that the Spears name was happening near me. Here's the web page to click over to: Spears is spending a lot of time near me.

Women must be right too, Jen the Hen. Click here to read what I mean.

The above blog entry was made on May 3, 2008.

I wish I could execute all the anti-gun politicians. On the 7th, the California legislature will consider a bill that would severely restrict ammunition sales in the state. Here's an alert from the NRA about it. In case you haven't noticed, the Democratic Party is a major component of U. S. oppression. It's the Democrats that are anti-human-rights. They've always labeled everything in opposites, to pretend to be the good guys. They are the criminals, in more ways than one. They are the defacto communist party of the U. S., but they're pretending to be honest. The Democrats are anti-gun, among other things. They've never honored the Bill of Rights. On what basis can they claim to respect human rights? They only work for dishonest kickbacks for themselves. They don't even care if they hurt each other to get their kickbacks. They're frauds. They're bullies. They've always stolen everything, and they've always come back for more. They must be stopped. One must conclude that one of the reasons Hollywood seems to be Democrat is that the rich bitch showbiz people want someone to watch over all their money, and don't want the second amendment honored. I have one thing to say to them: All the money in the world won't do them one bit of good in a coast-to-coast gulag, passing itself off as the U. S. government. They'd better start respecting the bill of rights, or they deserve a life sentence in a gulag.

There's an interesting circumstance, near where I live, that involves the name, "Spears." Can you guess what it is? If you were to cruise the streets near where I live, with a vigilant eye, you might notice what it is. I've got a set of photos from the other day, which I plan to post soon. In one of those photos, it is apparent what I'm talking about. Since it's already 3:50am, and maybe you're already in bed, maybe this puzzle won't keep you tossing and turning in bed, trying to guess what this is. If you're lucky, I'll put a new page here tomorrow, with the photos. If you're in the area, cruising around trying to figure this out, be sure to stop at my place, Jen the Hen. I think you can figure out where I live.

The above blog entry was made on May 1, 2008.

Well, I've finally got a venue lined up to sell downloads. Did you see the purchase link for a song download, near the top of this page? I've put my remastered version of Makin' Whoopee up for sale first, to see how it goes. It's again late at night (3:24am), so I'm about to call it quits for the night, to resume tomorrow. I plan to set up more music downloads tomorrow.

The above blog entry was made on April 29, 2008.

Here's the vocabulary term of the day: "down ballot." It means the items or offices or people, with less name recognition, closer to the end of a voting ballot than near the top of the ballot. You can thank me for introducing you to this one. The term is in use, but it appears in relatively few (almost none) online dictionaries. Now you'll feel like a political terminology guru because of me, Jen the Hen. By the way, the term may be hyphenated, like this: "down-ballot," when used as an adjective. The definition is hard to find. Try searching the internet for it, and you'll see what I mean.

The above blog entry was made on April 29, 2008.

Here's something interesting. A guy named Eric Thompson, the owner of TGSCOM, an online seller of firearms, sold a handgun to the Virginia Tech killer, and two 9mm magazines and a holster to the Northern Illinois University killer. There's that name, "Thompson," again. Remember the name, "Thompson submachine gun?"

Remember that 48 hours of no sleep, that I mentioned recently? I just want to comment, now, that actually I catnapped for two hours or so the evening before I finally got a regular amount of sleep. That couple of hours made me feel much better, as I resumed doing system maintenance after that.

By the way, I added more to yesterday's entry, approaching midnight. Read up.

Remember my mentioning that my influence got former Washington D. C. Police Chief Ramsey booted from that position? I told of how I KNEW that he was the cause of the murder of Chandra Levy. It was a scorned wannabe lover situation, with Ramsey as the principal. Well, now he's turned up as the Police Commissioner of Philadelphia, and he's disrespecting state law and the advice of the district attorney and lawyers there, because he seems to think he's above the law in Pennsylvania, too. Read about his criminally incorrect management of Philly here. If I had a license to practice law, I'd want to go after him myself. Did I mention that I had contacted Washington D. C. officials and attorney Vincent Bugliosi (who never returned my call), about Ramsey and the Chandra Levy case? I mentioned at least part of that, here. Now creep Ramsey is terrorizing Philadelphia. I suspect it could be Ramsey's evil influence, that so-called "brain scan as a proof of a lie" theory (rubbish). That idea was being touted in Philadelphia, last year or the year before. The guy is big trouble trying to happen at every turn in the road. He must be permanently barred from police departments and government office everywhere. He should have been given the death penalty, or sentenced to life in prison, over the Chandra Levy thing alone, let alone anything else. They ought to recall Ramsey, and appoint me police commissioner in his stead. I'd accept the office of mayor, but fortunately Ramsey isn't mayor. Speaking of the mayor's office, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter ought to be booted out of office too, because he signed those illegal anti-gun measures into so-called law there. There are other things Ramsey is guilty of too, but I'd hate to go into that. Charles Ramsey is an out-and-out criminal, and he shouldn't be tolerated.

The above blog entry was made on April 27, 2008.

I can tell you some more techno-boredom now. Don't worry, it won't bore you too much. It appears that the background music here wasn't autoloading for most people. The reason is that I left out the autostart parameter from the embed code. I wasn't paying attention, so I neglected to have that in place. It was auto-playing for me, because I was using the Quicktime plugin, and that is capable of autostarting the playback even without the parameter for it in the embed code. So now, even you Microsoft default player users will be experiencing the background music now, without having to click "play." You must have noticed, by now, the little control that appears on the page. I've got it set to be about 300 pixles wide, by 45 pixles high. With that, you can jump to the next song or to the previous one. You can also pause, stop or restart with that control. The Quicktime control is nice, because it allows you to select the playlist item by number. In some cases, the Microsoft player will let you select by number, too. It depends on Windows, whether or not that control feature will display in the control.

Here's my latest activist action. I just faxed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and V. P. (President of the Senate) Dick Cheney, about prison abuses against inmates. Please click here, and read what I told them. Take my advice: You should try to avoid going to jail or prison, Jen the Hen. The chicken coop is bad enough, as it is. No need to make matters worse for yourself.

A little techno-boredom, here. Excuse me if it isn't really boring. How amusing. I'm back to using my old external fax modem, which I bought new in the mid 1990's, back when I was using my relatively primative 80486SX pc. The DX models were better than the SX models, for what it's worth. I was working a temporary job then, as an electronic pager technician, for a company called Pagenet. Fortunately, I haven't used a machine that primative, as the 486, in many years. I've gone through a series of machines, since then. I'm now using yet another machine on the internet, as my main machine. Since it has fewer internal pci plots, I set it up to use that old modem. Actually, this modem hasn't done much over those years, but sit in storage around the house. It's back on the job. I'm amused by the fact that it operates through the com1 serial port, through the 9-pin D-shell connector at the back of my machine. Are you duly dazzled my my technical vernacular? No, you're yawning? Technical theory can do that. Now, I can watch the nine status indicator LED's in the front panel; indicating things like "OH" for "off hook," "PWR" for "power," and "TR" for "terminal ready," "SD" for "sending data," "RD" for "receiving data," and so on. Thrilled? I am. You don't get that kind of indications from internal cards, unless maybe you're standing behind the machine staring at the LED's back there, if it's even got them back there.

The above blog entry was made on April 26, 2008.

I've been busy doing system maintenance. I haven't slept in going on 48 hours. I took someone to the hospital yesterday, so that accounts for some of that time.

How's Beverly Hills? I wish I were there.

The above blog entry was made on April 25, 2008.

I just did myself a favor, and ordered a copy of the book, Child of Satan, Child of God: Her Own Story, by Susan Atkins and Bob Slosser. I've been wanting to read that for years. I found a used copy for $2.40 plus tax and shipping, which came to about $6.56. That's serious money on my budget. Once a book in the greater genre goes out of print, the price tends to go sky high. Speaking of Susan Atkins, the story finally broke today that she's been in a private sector hospital for a month, but she's reported to be in stable condition. They can't reveal what her medical condition is or which hospital she's in, due to federal privacy regulations. I've long been tempted to visit her at prison, but I wasn't sure she'd receive me well.

The above blog entry was made on April 23, 2008.

Here's a butt shot of Leticia Casta. I couldn't waste this opportunity.

Yesterday was the queen's 82nd birthday. Today is Earthday. The convicted murderer, Ira Einhorn, attended the first Earthday in 1970, in Pennsylvania. Speaking of Earthday and Pennsylvania, today is not only Earthday, but the election primary day of Pennsylvania. Do you think they wanted the primary to coincide with Earthday?

Here's a second butt shot, this one of Eva Mendes. These naked fur protests have been happening for many years. I don't remember what year I first saw a tv report on such a protest, but I think it was in the 1980's.

You should know that a larger image can often be found by clicking on a photo on this page. A clue is if you find your mouse pointer changing appearance, the way it does when it's over a link.

The above blog entry was made on April 22, 2008.

I finally took the time to search the perezhilton.com website for that recent Madonna video. I found it, and watched it. On the left side of the Perez Hilton home page, scroll down to the column of videos, and scroll those videos to find the Madonna one. When you find it, click on her face, and watch it. Unfortunately, there's no embed code provided, or I would have put it here. You'll just have to visit perezhilton.com yourself to see it, Jen the Hen.

I keep noticing very old music recordings that sound like they have a strutting chicken theme sound in places. They anticipated you that way too? There is commodities trading on the New York Stock Exchange, as one sign of interest in chickens.

For your information, I still haven't received a penny through this website. To help me with that, I just upgraded my Paypal account to business account status. That gives me more options and benefits. I believe I've got it set up more secure than ever. I think I'm going to start offering music downloads for about 99¢ each. I can use Paypal to receive the payments for me. It seems everyone and his uncle are selling music online these days. It remains to be seen if I can get people to buy downloads of 70-year-old music, but it is remastered by myself, so it should be good. Of course, I'd put the higher-bit-density versions up for download, since it's higher in quality. That means those individual single song items would have a file size of about 3 megabytes, typically.

The above blog entry was made on April 20, 2008.

Before I quit for the night (it's 2:00am straight up), I want to mention something. I was just listening to my George Olsen collection, and I can tell you that I easily have the four songs to put in this playlist, to bring the Olsen total in it to an even dozen. One of my favorites of his is called The Girlfriend, and I may add that one to this list next.

After thinking about it more, I'm tempted to not post any more George Olsen music here. That way maybe people would be more tempted to buy compilation CD's from me, with my remastered versions. I think a greatest hits CD would be my first offering. It'd probably have the eight already here, plus four more. George did some of the best roaring 20's music. This is people's chance to catch up on that old sound.

The above blog entry was made on April 19, 2008.

Since you probably weren't getting any sleep worrying about it, I'll tell you now. I finally got the shop manual for my van in the mail. It took eight calendar days from the day it was said to be shipped. And there's more good news. The chargeback from the other online seller finally went through. I just noticed today. I was looking for it day after day. Now I can stop worrying about those items. See, not everything goes wrong for me.

I sent Perez Hilton an email last night. You think he'll reply? I'd like to have his secret for web traffic. I suspect it has to do with the broad general coverage of Hollywood stuff. I've been thinking of adding pages like that myself, or starting a seperate website for it. Exclusive interviews with stars and icons wouldn't hurt, either. There's got to be money someplace on the net. I refuse to believe that a degree in journalism is needed to make good money in journalism. If it is needed, that'd be another case in point that the U. S. doesn't support real freedom of speech. Any time you have to be trained by the propaganda department, which is what the education system in the U. S. constitutes, you've got no freedom of speech. That, plus the comprehensive censorship going on in the U. S., especially by the ethnics, who are trying to monopolize the media, by pretending to be the underdogs. With that trick, they've taken over the whole country, and they're looking for more, like there's no end to their power-and-wealth grab.

There is a portion of instrumental, in Makin' Whooppee, that sounds like the chicken theme. I think it can be found without saying where it is, because musical instinct will guide one to it. Just keep the idea in mind while paying attention, and I think you'll figure out what portion I mean. Even chickens make whooppee. You'd know, Jen the Hen.

I just paused on a cable show called Bible Prophecy Revealed. Implanted ID chips was the topic. First, I want to say that I oppose the mandating of implanted ID chips, either in livestock or in people. Now, what caught my attention as interesting is the remark that the Antichrist is to die and reappear in three years. Well, three years would bring us to 2011. Here's the interesting part. Many years ago, I had a dream of myself having a conversation with Charlie M., both of us then being ghosts, in that very year, 2011. Which one of us best fits the description of the Antichrist? You know? I was officially appointed to the status of Satan, in a long-bygone era. Remember? Maybe Charlie was in that VOE rerun, too?

The above blog entry was made on April 17, 2008.

This and the next paragraph are techno-boredom items. I think you should read them anyway. I just got rid of the title bar messages I had at the top of the browser. Those messages were more trouble than they were worth. They were a bother to update. My biggest reason to do away with them was that they caused the name of the page's bookmark to be one of the messages. I'd rather have the name of the bookmark to correspond to the title of the page, so I had to delete the message script. I advise, for bookmarking pages of this website, is to click "bookmark," click "create folder," give the new folder the name of my website, "Steven Bray Dot Com," then click "save." Also, I recommend deleting the old bookmarks to these pages, if they are labeled with one of those former title bar messages. If you want to bookmark a page without creating a special bookmark folder, you can click ctrl-d or ctrl-D. That will put the bookmark in the main bookmark folder. This website has so many pages that it'd be better to save the bookmarks in a separate folder to organize them.

One other thing I just fixed is the syntax of the header information, so that Internet Explorer will display my special address bar icon in the address bar and in the bookmarks. Unfortunately, Internet Explorer won't display that icon unless the particular page is bookmarked. Even if you do bookmark the web page, you'll probably have to close the browser, and then revisit the web page, to see that icon. I don't think anyone is going to worry about that one, but it matters to me. That icon makes it easier to find bookmarks of these pages, and it looks nice at the left of the address bar. One problem is that Internet Explorer is very temperamental about display of those icons. The other popular web browsers display them with no problem. Can it be that Microsoft is trying to discourage the use of those icons, so that their IE icon is always there? That would figure, considering how inconsiderate Microsoft is. As if all that isn't bad enough, I discovered something else. Sometimes the page has to be bookmarked in the main bookmark area, rather than in a special folder, if one's using Internet Explorer. That means, when you're visiting the page, just hit ctrl-d or ctrl-D. You'd think Microsoft would have their shit together better than the other browser people, but like I was saying, I suspect they caused that problem on purpose. I believe Microsoft creates a lot of defects intentionally. That's the only explanation for them using Trend Micro, who I suspect of being hackers. If you can't trust Microsoft, who can you trust? There's no such thing as internet security, for most people.

The other night, on My13LA news, their question of the night was: What's your reaction to the video, showing Hillary having drinks at a bar? I usually don't post the question unless they read my answer, which they didn't do that time. Here's what I replied:

If that was a speakeasy, maybe the FBI ought to hear about it.

Steve

I figured that was a good reply, since it matched the 1920's theme my website has had lately. Actually, I think Hillary may have staged that bar scene as an allusion to my Hillary put-down remarks here. Maybe she thinks my influence is detracting from her popularity. Not only that, there was mention recently of a love song to Hillary, but it was someone else's song. That also may have been an allusion to me and my Blues My Wanting Hillary Gives to Me song, here. Do you think Hillary believes I'm costing her, in terms of votes? To be candid about it, I'm not sure Barack's health care plans are any better than Hillary's. Insurance should never be forced on anyone. The only way I can think of, to dodge mandated health insurance, is to vote Republican, and I'm not 100% sure even that would avoid such a law.

Here's my latest Hollywood scoop. I just saw Mariah Carrey in a tv report about a music video, picturing her standing by a unicorn. The interesting thing, to me, about the unicorn coincidence is that I had a girlfriend with a unicorn tattoo on her back. She's the blond one, who I've said before lived on a street called "Seacrest." That was over 18 years ago. As soon as I heard of Ryan Seacrest, whose last name is the same as the street my former girlfriend lived on, I was thinking that must be another one of those coincidences that found me, maybe not by mere chance. I also said here that I came across Mariah Carrey in West Hollywood more than once. If she's been dropping the hint that she wants to be my girlfriend, that's fine with me. I wish she'd drop by my place, if she can find it. I don't know when I'd be able to justify the expense of driving into West Hollywood again. Another coincidence is that the pronunciation of "Carrey" sounds like my sister's married name. Are there any more coincidences between Mariah and myself, that you know of? Speaking of that girlfriend idea, that's what I was wondering about, when Mariah was in that place near me. I was thinking I'd hate to bungle that opportunity.

Sam the Old Accordion Man has a combination of interesting qualities. First, in George Olsen style, it starts off with that grand Hollywood production sound. In places, it sounds like a casual orchestra piece, and in other places it sounds sinister, like 1920's gangster music. The other quality is the barbershop quartet sound to the vocals. It's definitely the Lawrence Welk kind of music. I used to see the Lawrence Welk Show on tv decades ago, mostly because my father used to watch it in the afternoon. Lawrence Welk was an accordionist himself. My father also played an accordion, but it was the button type, rather than the piano keyboard type.

The above blog entry was made on April 15, 2008.

Yesterday turned out to be another one of those verbose occasions for this page. I put Drew Barrymore's entry into this butt shot series, in yesterday's entry, so don't miss it.

I just remastered Sam The Old Accordion Man, by George Olsen. Nineteen twenty-seven was really happening for George Olsen music, as you can tell from this playlist.

I tried to log onto my hosting page, that hosts the music, and I was presented with a signup screen for a ringtone service, which I didn't subscribe to. It sent me a PIN, so I answered my cell phone. I figured that since it was a text message, I can ignore it while I did something else. Then my connection hung up, and announced to me that the call cost me $9.99. That's highway robbery. I didn't even want that call. It was a trick. I'm going to ask AT&T what I can do about it. I don't want them pretending that I have a subscription, either. I didn't agree to one. There is so much dirty dealing on the internet.

I suspect Trend Micro of hacking my personal computer. The timing coincidence, combined with my past experience with using them, leads me to that conclusion. It seemed, after using their firewall and anti-virus software, that they were involved in hacking and sabotage themselves, so I stopped using their software. Now today, the same day that someone got into my computer and changed the password in one of my programs, Trend Micro sent me a timely email message, telling me it's time to buy their software before doing my taxes, which offer they said would expire tomorrow. I think that was to sign that hacking of my password on my computer. I wish there were something I could do about their mischief. There is no such thing as web security. All such companies are dangerous hackers. It's like they're trying to extort from me.

The above blog entry was made on April 14, 2008.

I just sent another important fax to some California Assemblymen. Please read it here.

First, there was just a report on tv that Britney rear-ended a car ahead of her.

Second, someone has been hacking my website. There have been those redirects I've mentioned recently. I just updated, a while back, to a higher-bandwidth plan, and I've still got plenty of bandwidth left, but I just found those redirects on three pages, again. So, I just told the hosting service about it again. If they aren't doing that mischief themselves, why don't they say so? I wouldn't put up with that kind of treatment from any hosting service. By not maintaining your own website, you've spared yourself from the misery I've been put through for going on three years.

The fax machine of one of the politicians still isn't receiving fax calls. The job of a politician is sometimes done?

I wanted to mention the fact that trading stamps are mentioned in Any Rags. I'm trying to remember if I mentioned it before, about my own experience with trading stamps. When I was a kid, grocery stores were giving customers, at checkout, either S & H Green stamps or Blue Chip stamps. S & H Green stamps were green, and Blue Chip stamps were blue. I haven't seen those given at supermarkets in many years. I used to collect those myself at times. Once, I got a diver watch in exchange for stamps. That was either in the late 1960's or the early 1970's. That was one of my first watches. I don't remember which watch was my very first one, at the moment. I had a very accurate self-winding one back in approximately that era. Self-winding watches were the thing, then. I had to wind the diver watch. There used to be a redemption center to cash in the stamps. They provided catalogue information. I haven't seen that redemption center in many years either. I'm not hoping for a return of trading stamps. I just wanted to mention the stuff, since it was in the song.

I was just looking at those Thompson submachine guns again, near the top of the page, and it reminded me of a tv story I saw decades ago. They said someone had entered some business, and shot up the place with a Thompson. They approximated the look of the place, with mirrored walls and shelves laden with bottles of whiskey. Suddenly, the glass started flying and dropping as the bullets were flying everywhere. That was an interesting demonstration. I guess that was before the ban on assault weapons. That was a long time ago, in the 1970's, I think. I don't recall the exact year, at the moment.

Some alto sax was used in the George Olsen orchestra. An example of some interesting low notes is heard in Someone to Watch over Me. Can you tell, by listening to it, if it was an alto sax or a tuba? There's a series of successively lower-toned instruments used in that song. The last instrument in that is the one I'm talking about.

I remind you, and warn you again, that if you found a .pif file on your computer desktop, DON'T OPEN IT! Just right-click it, and select "delete." I wouldn't want you to have a problem with the hacker who's been plaguing me. You can easily spot that file, because it looks like an MSDOS file, with a filename something like "MSDOS.pif."

I also wanted to mention that a while back, the Martin Scorsese Myspace page did me a disservice. So, I told the Woody Allen profile about it, and Scorsese was then deleted from the Woody Allen friends list. At least I have one friend in the world. A short time after that, I saw an ad, in which friends were solicited for the Martin Scorsese Myspace page. See, even Scorsese can't compete with me for Myspace clout?

Here's one of Drew Barrymore, for this butt shot series on this page. You can click it for a larger version. I adjusted the gamma correction and contrast to give a better look at her butt. What strikes me as interesting in this shot is the heat radiator on the right. It reminds me of my oil-filled heat radiator, which got into my background photo for my music page. I've been neglecting my music page for many months. Remember, Drew was the little girl in the movie ET.

The outdoor thermometer was reading 95°F, today. I replaced the HVAC filter, and ran the air conditioning for the first time this hot season. I bet your indoor thermostat is set for one temperature year-round. The po' folks at my place can't afford that luxury.

Speaking of Thompson submachine guns, I was reading about the history of RCA. I remember that takeoever, by General Electric, that was reported on tv in 1986, when I was going to Fullerton College. Well, the RCA name is now owned by a company called Thomson SA. Besides being my first two initials, "SA" is an abbreviation, used in French and Spanish, to mean "corporation." So many coincidences. Maybe they chose that name because of the gangster thing, during the earliest years of RCA. As a matter of fact, RCA was founded in 1919, and the Thompson submachine gun was in development and limited production starting in 1916, with the first commercial production model being the model of 1921, called the M1921. There were earlier models, like the M1919. Today, the Thompson submachine gun is considered obsolete, by the U. S. government. Its bullets wouldn't penetrate a thin tree in jungle warfare, and its range was barely over half the length of a football field, about 55 yards. To top this all off, the FBI continued to used Thompsons until the very year I graduated from high school, which was 1976. Did I tell you I'm the symbolic center of the world? I did. I am.

The above blog entry was made on April 13, 2008.

I've been so busy. This time, I sent another activist fax to many California politicians. Since politicians have to be led around by the ear, to point out their obligation to respect the Bill of Rights, I believe it was an emergency to send this latest message to key officials of this state. Be sure to read it here: Second Amendment Fax.

Yes, I'm influencing what music gets into tv commercials. I think they got the idea for music for a current Loew's commercial, from my having the European Anthem as the background music for my sitemap web page. Also, now they've got Aquarela do Brasil as the background music for a current VISA check card commercial. It's the exact recording I was trying to point out to you. The popular Americanized name of the song is Brazil. Don't judge it just from listening to that commercial, though. It has to be heard in its entirety, more than once, to appreciate it completely. I'm still tempted to put it in my playlist, here.

No one has donated a red cent to my cause here, yet. I take that as a bad sign. People must realize how important my work and my messages are, here. Not only am I informing the public, I'm standing up for civil liberties, by my activist activities. This stuff is all important. I wish someone would donate at least a buck or five bucks, so I can see that the donation link really works. Until I see the link working, by witnessing positive account activity, I'm not 100% sure my donations aren't being diverted to someone else's Paypal account. You don't want a crook to receive my money, do you, Jen the Hen?

The above blog entry was made on April 10, 2008.

I'm such a nice guy, I'm helping John Densmore build an audience in the Seattle area, for his Tribaljazz concerts. Here's his message, which I've copied and pasted:

Hey everyone,

We are looking for a little extra help getting the word out about our Seattle shows next week. If you can lend a hand online like emailing your music friends, facebook, and myspace contacts...please let us know. You will have a chance to win some free tickets and other goodies for your efforts.

Email: info@fanmanager.net

Thanks!

Here are the dates
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Apr 17 2008
Jazz Alley
Seattle, WA

Apr 18 2008
Jazz Alley
Seattle, WA

Apr 19 2008
Jazz Alley
Seattle, WA

Apr 20 2008
Jazz Alley
Seattle, WA

I've got a techno-boredom item. I just ordered a shop manual, for my van, from Amazon.com. I had ordered one previously, but the order was canceled, so I ordered from Amazon, instead.

Ah, here's another item. Muqtada al-Sadr has a Mehdi Army in Iraq. A name coincidence is that I worked with a young man named "Mehdi," in 1980. What next?

The above blog entry was made on April 9, 2008.

I just had an experience that smacked of the supernatural. I was getting caught up reading CNN news, in my inbox, when at 9:30pm were two second-long electrical blackouts in close succession. I was reading the report of the verdict in the inquest into Princess Diana's death. So, I waited for my computer to check it's disk and reboot. Then I settled into reading that CNN Article again, when at 9:45pm (wouldn't you know it) there was a very-slightly longer electrical blackout, this time long enough to necessitate resetting the time on my bedroom clock and the clock of my VCR. Since all three of those blackouts happened while I was reading the Diana inquest report, I wondered if there was going to be another blackout when I tried to finish up the last little bit of that article. Luckily, there wasn't another blackout. The fact that all three of those happened while reading that one report suggests to me the idea of a possible supernatural message in that timing. If you want more to ruminate on with this one, here it is. That crash happened on August 31, 1997. First, 1997 is the year of the year-model of my van. Far more interestingly, that crash happen exactly four years, to the day, before I witnessed the half-hour UFO extravaganza in Fullerton, at about 9:00pm to 9:30pm, August 31, 2001. I'm absolutely certain it wasn't Disneyland fireworks. I'm extremely familiar with the difference in appearance between the two. Not only that, those fireworks aren't launched high enough to be seen from home. They used to shoot them high enough, but they haven't in years been high enough to see from home, while standing on the ground. Also, and even more interesting, that UFO extravaganza was about eleven days before the 9/11 WTC crashes. All related, and messages to and about me? Go figure? Like I've said many times before, I've always been the symbolic center of the world, even if most people aren't aware of it. Interesting thought: "It's related, or I'm related?" You know what I mean. So does Paris. Paris Hilton or Paris France? Either/or. My current full name, first, middle and last, have been known the world over (amongst those with that special kind of insight), as far back as the dinosaur era. More specifically, in France in the 1700's, and in the U. S., in the 1920's. That leads me to a comment I was going to make here, about another George Olsen recording, Sam, That Old Accordion Man. Want to know where the name "Sam" came from, for that song? It came from my current three initials of my name, "SAM." In a prior existence, in the 1920's, I was talking to a guy outside, during the day, and he knew my current name (long before I was born), and he named that song after me, specifically, that far in advance. I'm a very-well-known, VOE rerun person, throughout all geologic time. That's the exact incontrovertible truth. The truth is what it is; not necessarily what one wants it to be, nor necessarily what one wants to call it. I was also planning for that very 1927 recording to be the next one I'd put at the top of this playlist. I was about to remaster it, first. The fact of Charleton Heston dying today, and the coincidence of his star being next to Disney's, combines with the fact of my recent mention of Ary Borroso, and his connection with Disney. What next?

Ok, now, want some oo-ee-oo coincidences, to go along with the above? First, I mention that I borrowed the "oo-ee-oo" expression from Ed Sander's book, The Family, which is about the Manson story. Here it comes.

1. The name of the British official, who headed this inquest into Diana's death, is Coroner Lord Justice Scott Baker. "Scott" was the last name of one Walter Scott, whom Death Valley's Scotty's Castle is named after.
2. Speaking of Death Valley, the official's last name, "Baker," is the name of a community along Interstate highway 15 (I-15), which community is officially named "The Gateway to Death Valley." Incidentally, the turnoff, from I-15, to reach Death Valley, is there in Baker.
3. I was smack-dab in the middle, between the couple's ages: Diana was 36, I was 39, and Fayad was 42. You do the math.
4. A Lord Stevens investigated for the first inquest, and he was a witness at this second inquest. Of course, "Steven" is my first name.
5. There are two Paul's in this story: Paul Burrell, a former butler of Diana, and Henri Paul, the driver of the car which crashed, and in which Diana and the others died. Speaking of a "Henri," I was a King Henri, when I added a buffoon into the royal family, who bore a striking resemblance to the current Prince Charles. I'm much in the royal family history, in many lifetimes. I'm also currently a royal family member, but the royal family disowned me, in the late 1950's. What would that King Henri think about that mistreatment of me? I see a symbolic parallel here: The Henri crash could be compared to the mistake of King Henri adding the buffoon to the royal family, who was obviously favored, in terms of appearance, by the current Prince Charles. Like I said, I'm the symbolic center of the world, and I always have been. Stevens (plural), Henris (plural)? I was also King Stephen, and there was only one of them.

Well, what do you think, Jen the Hen? I'm still wondering how much you got that I'm "somebody." I really am somebody, truly, more than people know.

I took the first paragraph in this entry from yesterday's entry, to keep both paragraphs together.

The above blog entry was made on April 8, 2008.

I want you to know that I just added another important blog entry to my global warming blog. Be sure to read it. For what it's worth, I mention here that the climatic changes, which brought dramatic changes to places like ancient Egypt, were supernatural in nature, just like the ice age cycle was supernaturally initiated. I'm not saying that it's impossible to undo such changes through more supernatural influence. I know what's been going on, so I'm giving some glimpses of such special knowledge.

At the risk of boring you, I've got an update on my 2007 tax filings. I've already received the federal refund, and I just Cal-filed my state return. I've got $10.00 coming from California. I didn't realize, till less than an hour ago, that I qualified for free Cal-filing of my state return. That's how I just filed. Of course, you don't qualify for Cal-filing, Jen the Hen, since your income is way above the maximum allowed for that particular service. That reminds me of something Paul Moyer said about something on tv years ago, "Only a little bit though, I doubt it?!"

The above blog entry was made on April 7, 2008.

I just updated my Techno Blog Monologue. I gave it a slight makeover, by putting it in reverse chronological order (most recent first). I also made a new entry, the first in 1 2/3 years. I wasn't making new entries, because my priority was to take care of my own problems. I just noticed a problem many people were having, so I decided to tell them how to fix it. It's easy. Read about it in that blog.

As long as I'm mentioning such things, I've got more special insight on Ary Borroso. In some VOE, I was in Brazil. A doctor was present. I popped out of my body, as a ghost. I started towards the body, to reenter, but the doctor waived me away. "No," he said. Then he said approximately: "Your liver is damaged. Move on." It's hard to remember all the exact words he told me, but that's what he told me. I believe that was the time I was Ary, in that version of earth. I've been everyone before. Ary had his problems, too. I don't know if it's been documented anywhere, but I know the doctor was present when he passed on. Oddly, I remember that scenario taking place outdoors. It happened how it happened. His doctor was at least middle-aged. He looked/seemed like the Latino type. That was a sad moment for Ary. He didn't want to check out, so to speak.

The above blog entry was made on April 6, 2008.

Ok, so, this time, soon after I said here that George Clooney was fibbing on being asked "nine years ago" to do Leatherheads, he said something else on tv. I just saw him say, on tv, that he didn't want to keep the other two guys from getting writing credit; that he just wanted to get credit himself. They mentioned the WGA, but I didn't hear that part of the story.

Have you listened yet to that song I mentioned yesterday, Aquarela do Brasil, by Ary Barroso? I was just listening to it again, many times. It's one of the best-sounding musical arrangements I've ever heard. That recording is sixty-nine years old now. Ary was only sixty years old, when he died of cirrhosis, in 1964. He has continued to get movie credits, for his writing of his music, many songs of his being used in those pictures. This song, Aquarela do Brasil, is considered the popular anthem of Brazil. It is sometimes referred to by a shortened name, Brazil.

More on Aquarela do Brasil. It didn't make the top 10 list until 1943, when it finally made number 2. It was then recorded two-million times for tv and radio, in the U. S. I don't know who recorded the particular version I have a copy of. It's very well done, but the singing skipped many lines near the top of the song. I've been tempted to post it to my website.

The above blog entry was made on April 5, 2008.

First, I want to say that I've sworn off cereal with milk. I believe them, this time, that it's the estrogen in milk that is so fattening. It's so fattening, it's nightmarish. I'm not making that mistake again. I've had it. I'm through with milk on cereal.

Next, I want to say that I don't believe George Clooney, who just commented on tv that he was asked to do Leatherheads nine years ago. I saw him say that on tv immediately after I commented here that I think they got the idea for the movie from me. Now, it strongly appears that he's trying to avoid giving me credit or pay by saying they planned the movie for nine years. I don't believe it one iota. This is another example of how dishonest Hollywood insiders are. Being on the A-list is not like being a nice guy. It's totally different than being a nice guy. I'll NEVER believe in the honesty of George Clooney, now, just like I don't believe in the tooth fairy, either. It could seem like a clue, that Hollywood insiders favor the Democrat politicians; they'd be thinking they stand to get kickbacks from those politicians. Hollywood is every bit as controled by organized crime as it ever was. It's just that now you don't see many tommy guns, pistols under the lapels, and so on. That doesn't mean that the organized crime is out of the picture business, though. Far from it. I've said it many times, but I'll say it again. The music business is organized crime, too. What area of showbiz isn't organized crime? Do you know of an area of showbiz that's honest, Jen the Hen?

I was just thinking that I ought to start charging admission to see any updates to my ghost photo series. I can't afford to be Santa Claus, by giving free access to everything. I've got to draw the line someplace. Even if I were Santa Claus, people tend to be on my naughty list, so they don't deserve freebees.

I just thought of some interesting coincidences with the song, Lullaby of the Leaves. With an instrumental sound like that, it'd almost have to be a theme like this. "A fine melody, carressing the bark, familiar to me, I've heard it before." Then there's that "bah bah bah bah," as if suggestive of a tommy gun firing repeatedly. So, now he just wants to hear the soothing sound of the breeze through the leaves, as he clings, dying, to the bark or tree trunk: "And though I know I've reached my goal, sing to me, sing to me, sing to me, lullaby of the leaves." A sad ending as he breaths his last breath or two, clinging to a tree along the street, at the scene of a shootout.

Here's something else I've been wanting to say. I remember one time, in a prior VOE, when I was George Olsen. My wife of then, Ethel, told me she didn't want me to stay with her and the boys, in the motel room. It was at night, and I was standing outside the motel room. I asker her approximately, "where am I going to go?" She didn't care about that. Tha