New York Times:

It was the first time Disney marketed characters separately from a film’s release, let alone lumped together those from different stories. To ensure the sanctity of what Mooney called their individual “mythologies,” the princesses never make eye contact when they’re grouped: each stares off in a slightly different direction as if unaware of the others’ presence.

Rubber Cat Productions was named after this cat puppet thing made out of rubber I got when I was nine that is now lost to the ages. This is a picture I found on The Internet of what I’m pretty sure is the exact same model [?]:

I know what you’re thinking: multiple posts on the same day??? Such is the power of Movable Type, my friend.

Nothing makes me feel quite as inept as trying to install a new blog engine and deal with mysql databases and shit. Things are moving smoothly now, I guess. The important stuff is configured and things look pretty snazzy (which is to say, it looks identical). Now all I have to do is solve a bunch of mysteries such as “Why is there a damn line under this picture?” and “Why aren’t these link anchors working correctly?” Not sure if I should import all the previous posts from Blogger (if I can figure out how the hell this thing works).

testing

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from: Blogger Support

subject: Important: Changes to Blogger FTP Service

Dear FTP user:

You are receiving this e-mail because one or more of your blogs at Blogger.com are set up to publish via FTP. We recently announced a planned shut-down of FTP support on Blogger Buzz (the official Blogger blog), and wanted to make sure you saw the announcement. We will be following up with more information via e-mail in the weeks ahead blah blah blah blah

I have to switch to movable type or whatever

boo