Wow. Haven't had time to look into this, but just saw this about Columbine on the Dart website:

Nearly five years after 15 died at Columbine High School, the Jefferson County, Colo., Sheriff's office Thursday put on public display evidence collected after the shootings. More than 10,000 items were on view, including guns used by the killers and 13 body bags.

Videos made by the killers were also released. According to an Associated Press report, "the two are seen stalking through the hallways of Columbine just five months before the attack, portraying hitmen offering their services to students victimized by bullies. At one point, the two roar obscenities into the lens and promise a brutal death for their targets."

My deepest apologies. You're on your own this week.

I'm in Seattle this weekend, as a judge for the Dart Award. (I'll link later, gotta run.)

Was on a plane last night, and could not find any way to watch it.

And what a week. Working like crazy to get off for a long weekend, had a date--yes, an actual date, not just sleeping with someone on Tuesday (which was very nice, thank you for asking), and blah blah blah. Oh, and I had to read all the finalists for the award.

Too much to do. I'll be back soon. Miss you guys immensely. Can't wait to read all your comments on the episode to learn what I missed.

My Survivor All Stars page.

Comments: Head here all week for Episode 5 (Feb 26) comments -- combined with last week's

Gay marriage has come to New York. A Green Party mayor in the town of New Paltz,  75 miles north of New York City, has joined in the fun.

What a great time to be alive.

A few cheerful quotes from the first happy husband, from AP:

"I feel happy and joyful and peaceful," van Roestenberg said. "A little bit of peace has finally come in. I feel proud to be an American."

"Now I'm normal and equal like every one else," he said.