Been on an Alien tear today...and I ain't talking Mexicans.

So, when exactly are the aliens going to land. Seriously. Have you ever heard of Phil Schneider? Just in case the answer is no, I am going to embed a Youtube video with this post. Phil said some crazy stuff. We are currently at war with the aliens, and up to nine different civilizations of them. They have a base under New Mexico. They have a base on the moon. One of them waved his hand, and lightning came out and hit Phil.

Phil sounds batsh$t crazy, doesn't he? One problem: If Phil is full of it, why were there 13 attempts on his life after he began talking about the government's lies about what he claimed is going on? And why was he eventually found dead in what was supposedly a suicide, with no suicide note. Phil was known to have told people that if he ever committed "suicide", he was murdered. In fact, I'm going to post two videos. The top one is a NASA video, and it sure as hell looks like we are shooting at a ship of some sort. The second is Phil. Watch the NASA video first and consider Phil with that video in mind. If you are too closed minded to consider the possibility that this is the truth, then don't waste your time. In fact, I think there is a fund-raiser for the new Bush library you may want to attend.

Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart - Funny

Check out the whole thing on YouTube:

Part 1

Part 2

Google Media Server?

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The report this morning about Google Media Server makes Google look like the young company they are: aggressive, scatterbrained, and unaware of the past. Which in this case will probably be good for the consumer, and (as usual) Google.

Who remembers WebTV? That would be the company that tried "console surfing" (my words not theirs) and was later absorbed by Microsoft. I think "abject failure" is a little strong, but not far from the mark. And here comes Google with the same device. Of course, it works better because the tech is newer, and Google does a good job in general. Doing a good job alone is insufficient if the device lacks demand. Seriously, a guy I worked with just bought an Acer rebuilt laptop for $250. Who needs a console for surfing on a TV? Even the lowest of income brackets can afford a $250 laptop.

Oh, but wait. For all of the aforementioned reasons, the Microsofts, Ciscos, and Sonys of the world will not enter this market again until it is proven to be potentially profitable. What Google sees - and they don't - is that evolution of the net. YouTube, Revver, Metacafe, etc. (don't forget RedTube, YouPorn and their brethren either). The net is now made for TV. Google sees it, and is too young and too dumb to follow the advice of history. By the time web video resolutions reach big screen levels, they could dominate a lucrative market.

All thanks to youthful stupidity.