Michael Moore wants you to be a sitting duck

I mostly agree with Michael Moore, especially his position on health care but his attack against the late Charlton Heston and the Second Amendment is downright shameful. On his website, Moore insinuates that Heston, former NRA president, is somehow responsible for all the shooting deaths in the United States. I guess Moore wants unlawful people to be able to shoot and terrorize defenseless people at will. He attacks G. W. Bush for censoring the Constitution and yet he himself wants to censor the Second Amendment, which clearly allows us to own guns. Make up your mind Michael Moore, do you want to defend our rights or censor them like Bush. Technorati tags: Charlton Heston Michael Moore

An Enchanted movie

I watched the Disney film, Enchanted, starring Amy Adams and a cute little chipmunk. The film starts out in an animated world with Giselle singing, dancing and talking to animals and she gets engaged to marry the prince. The Queen pushes Giselle into a deep magical hole because she doesn't want her son to get married or she will no longer be the Queen but it didn't work out as planned. Giselle is magically teleported into the miserable reality of the real world and is no longer animated. The prince, played by James Marsden, jumps into the hole, along with a chipmunk, to try and rescue her. The Queen, played by Susan Sarandon, sends her henchman after them and orders him to destroy Giselle with a poisoned apple. The acting by all was fair but the best performance was by the chipmunk. That little chipmunk deserves an academy award! It's a delightful little family film worth seeing. Technorati tags: Enchanted

Just say no to ICANN

It's time for a DNS network that isn't controlled by ICANN. OpenNIC has the right idea but the site appears to be dead. I don't want my personal information in the whois and why should people have to buy their domain names anyway. With a free open-source DNS network people could even create their own TLD zone extensions, such as http://marsha.blog/ or whatever. ICANN has been dictating the DNS system very poorly, completely ignoring consumers. It wouldn't be too difficult for volunteers to create another DNS network, please let the revolution begin!