Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Talk Like A Pirate Day 2011
Being able to talk like a pirate is a gift, but let's not forget what REALLY matters.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Introducing a New SINdustry City Project: PDA Nation Call for Stories
We will be launching a project on August 7th, Be Body Positive Day in response to ABC's "The ReVolution" which will be coming out in January 2012 and which we believe co-opted last January's "ReVolutions not Resolutions" campaign.
We will be making the campaign until January, but we are hoping to have so good initial response to help get the project noticed. Please share with others.

There will be several ways to participate:
1. Create your own video and post it as a "response video" to the August 7 video on the PDA Nation channel on youtube.
2. Write your story in the comments under the post on August 7th video.
3. Send a video to us at drpattie@scmslv.com and we will post it for you.
4. Place links to your blog in the comments section or send links to us where you have told your story.
5. Hit "like" or "favorite" on the August 7 video and any stories you like in the response videos or comments.
We welcome any other way to get the word out. We're tired of television reality shows and talk shows sending the message that we are not okay. It's time to send a different message. We are people and we are okay RIGHT NOW. No make-over necessary!
Friday, July 8, 2011
Boredom Fuels Creativity In Medical Sociology
I don't bore that easily . . . Yes, I do. A quick case study in the American medical system.
Monday, June 13, 2011
Van More O' Sun!
Our van is repaired after x months of dry dock and is off on its way to pass smog and become street legal again. It lives to bask in the Las Vegas desert summer again!
Friday, June 3, 2011
Beaten Paths
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Old News: Cloud Computing Model Just Another Attack on Content Producers
Imagine the next step in technological progress: a new world in which content providers not only don't get paid for producing, they don't own their content, and not only don't they own their content, they don't own the computers they use to assemble it for the Net. Well, it's not that far off, but in truth, it isn't that different from the way content has been dissed over the last ten years of "Internet innovation." Carl Wilkerson explains how so.