Saturday, October 09, 2010

 

Liberte, Equalite, Fraternite

The Equalizer 1.5 is now here!

Featuring: Cynthia Cruz, Reb Livingston, Allison Gauss, Jill Alexander Essbaum, Cody Walker, Buck Downs, Barbara Cully, Peter Davis, Lucas Farrell, Stephanie Anderson, Noah Falck, Carol Fink, Corrine Fitzpatrick, Matt Hart, Maureen Thorson, Amy King, and Chris Martin.

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Thursday, October 07, 2010

 

= = = =

Thar she blows! The Equalizer 1.4, featuring a selection from John Gallaher's Guidebooks.

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Tuesday, October 05, 2010

 

Equal is as Equal Does

Lo and behold, The Equalizer 1.3, featuring Joshua Corey, Stephanie Anderson, Buck Downs, Shanna Compton, Laura Carter, Peter Davis, Alana Dagen, Reb Livingston, Cody Walker, John Cotter, Craig Santos Perez, and Chris Martin.

Also, check out The Equalizer 1.1 and The Equalizer 1.2!

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Sunday, October 03, 2010

 

Quien es mas equal?

The Equalizer 1.2 is here, featuring a long poem by Matt Hart. Check it out!

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October 5 will see the release of The Equalizer 1.3, featuring Joshua Corey, Stephanie Anderson, Buck Downs, Shanna Compton, Laura Carter, Peter Davis, Alana Dagen, Reb Livingston, Cody Walker, John Cotter, Craig Santos Perez, and Chris Martin. So, stay tuned!

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Car Crash

So, in the least fun thing we've ever done on a Saturday, we got into a three-car collision. At high speeds! Yay! Not!

We were on our way to my cousin's wedding, and had stopped with our left turn signal on, ready to turn onto the road where the wedding location was. A guy came up behind us and rear-ended us. The speed limit on the road is about 40; witnesses said he was going faster. Because we had already cut our wheels to turn left, instead of pushing us directly forward, he pushed us into oncoming traffic, and we hit an oncoming car.

All three cars are probably unsalvageable, ours in particular, as both our trunk and hood were smashed. Thankfully, everyone is more or less okay. A lot of bruising and contusions, some light-headedness. I got to see stars -- except mine looked more like a pulsating crescent moon made of discoball mirrors.

We got home from the hospital around 2 am last night. Nothing broken, no internal injuries. Just a lot of ouch. Also, did you know it is virtually impossible to draw blood from me? My veins are so tiny! Blech.

Anyway, here is our car, from the front and the back. It really saved us...the glory of a massive American sedan is that it is The Car You Will Survive. We will miss you, sage green Ford Five Hundred -- you were a mighty tank of a vehicle.

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