I'm a journalist searching for a beat.

I hope to one-day find myself happily employed as a cartoon character (or full-time animation blogger being paid mega-bucks).

Something of the epic creative-type, I spent countless hours drawing, painting, acting, singing and dancing before I ever settled down for a quiet life with print and radio. Now, my (more serious) career goals involved manning an interactive multimedia website brimming with arts content and running amok with words, pictures and sounds.

My passion is ...

animation.

I know too much about ...

kids' cartoons.

My parents always told me ...

to marry for money, and love will come later.

My childhood ambition ...

was to be an artist or model.

My favorite memory ...

camping, every childhood summer and fall.

Why I write ...

because I think I have a knack for words, so it makes me feel good.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Headline tips / adult swim on Cartoon Network / Anything and everything, but most especially Third Eye Blind.

My first job ...

pouring coffee in a bootleg Pancake Cottage.

My best moment ...

is still to come

My inspiration ...

comes in strange ways, and when I least expect it.

Computers & Technology > Internet Security & Safety (Other) Should Internet community sites allow complete freedom of speech or should content be regulated for inappropriate material?

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Individuals should be allowed to communicate freely, and Internet community sites have very little right to judge what is or is not appropriate material.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was established to protect the general public from inappropriate broadcasts - that is, since the open airwaves are limited, the government regulates them to ensure they are being used in the public's general interest and not for perpetuation of smut. However, no such limitation is warranted in the case of the Internet because of its infinite capacity for content.

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