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Jul. 1st, 2004
The saga of the anonymous CIA author continues. According to the Boston Phoenix, Michael Scheuer is compelled to publish anonymously because of CIA restrictions. He'd rather let his name out, but can't.
This means I was more or less wrong in my fevered speculations a couple of weeks ago. He's pissed off, but he's not a kamikaze. Although I suppose if he gets fired in the next couple of months, there's something to be said for the notion that he's too angry to care about his career.
Turns out that I'm not, in fact, going to be able to develop a time machine and go back in time and clear off enough of my schedule to make it possible to go to Fantasia Festival 2004. Which is a damned shame. The only silver lining is that I won't have to make any choices about which movie to see, this way.
Pale lining indeed. Well, maybe next year I can arrange to take a month off.
The silver screen and screen
Jul. 1st, 2004 10:42 pmTurns out that I’m not, in fact, going to be able to develop a time machine and go back in time and clear off enough of my schedule to make it possible to go to Fantasia Festival 2004. Which is a damned shame. The only silver lining is that I won’t have to make any choices about which movie to see, this way.
Pale lining indeed. Well, maybe next year I can arrange to take a month off.
[Crossposted from Population: One; go here for the original post.]