Never Enough Cool Music Widgets Department

TwoFiveSix is a website that uses a Shockwave file to translate any other website into music � la Schoenberg. It's pretty cool, and very worth checking out.

Another classic site is the home of the Silophone, which is an abandoned grain silo in Montreal which has exceptional acoustic properties, and therefore has been transformed into an Internet-wired, interactive musical instrument. You can upload your sounds to the Silophone site and then play them through the Silophone!

I wonder if there is a way to merge the Silophone with TwoFiveSix. Hmmmmm...!

Never Enough Queer Christians Department

Oru-out.com is the official website for the gay/lesbian/bi/trans students, faculty, staff, and alumni of--get this--Oral Roberts University.

"...That which ye have spoken in the ear in closets shall be proclaimed upon the housetops." -- Luke 12:3 (emphasis added)

Never Enough TG Lawyers Department

It might seem odd that someone who has advocated anarchy might also have something nice to say about any lawyer. But we're not talking about any lawyer--we're talking about Phyllis Randolph Frye, an old friend and fellow Texan, the first out transgendered lawyer in Texas (and I guess first in the world) and a stalwart activist for transgender causes. I have added links to both her personal web page and her law practice in the permanent links section on the left hand side. Those transgendered who feel the need to get thorough, professional, and open-hearted legal advice should seek her out.

Never Enough Horses' Mouths Department

Regular readers of this blog have probably read my rants about the absurdity of the Littleton case in Texas, where a heterosexual marriage was annuled after the husband's death because a San Antonio judge ruled that the wife, a post-op transsexual, was legally male due to chromosones. Never mind that Christie Lee Littleton was never tested for chromosones.

Well, it might behoove us to read Christie Lee's own story, complete with legal updates. It's a heartbreaking story, but one is encouraged by the fact that Christie Lee is still fighting this one. Kick ass, Christie Lee. There are people 100% behind you here--including this partner in a "same-sex" marriage. Give 'em hell!

Never Enough Horses' Mouths Department

Regular readers of this blog have probably read my rants about the absurdity of the Littleton case in Texas, where a heterosexual marriage was annuled after the husband's death because a San Antonio judge ruled that the wife, a post-op transsexual, was legally male due to chromosones. Never mind that Christie Lee Littleton was never tested for chromosones.

Well, it might behoove us to read Christie Lee's own story, complete with legal updates. It's a heartbreaking story, but one is encouraged by the fact that Christie Lee is still fighting this one. Kick ass, Christie Lee. There are people 100% behind you here--including this partner in a "same-sex" marriage. Give 'em hell!

Never Enough Gut Blowouts Department

I just returned from X-Day 5, or XDV as some wags called it. Again, no pleasure saucers, but I ain't giving up! I'm going to KEEP ON PARTYING WITH MY FELLOW RELIGIOUS NUTS UNTIL WE BUST A NUT IN RUPTURE!!!

Well, it wasn't all partying this year, alas. But there was much slack to be had, especially considering that I am now legally married in the eyes of New York State. And not just married, but married to my significantly other Significant Other, St. Thea GirlUWant von Fraumench. And not just married in the state's eyes, but under "Bob"'s leering grin! And with Rev. Ivan Stang, my dear friend and inspiration, as the preacher! And with dozens of Superior Mutants watching and celebrating with us!! And did I mention that I married the ULTIMATE woman for me?!? (Actually, I had mentioned all this BEFORE, on this very blog, so I re-invoke the "Fuck It Principle" and will trust you'll dig in the archives if you are that curious.

Anyhow, here is an excellent stash of XDV photos to gawk at, just as I am now. And don't forget my X-Day Report and list of incomplete but heartfelt thank-yous for my own take on the event. And finally, do check out alt.slack either through your Usenet newsreader or by visiting the Google Usenet Motherlode.