You know you’re living with David Boyk when: he wakes up in the morning and pronounces that he’s going to make chow mein for breakfast, just because. And then he does. And it’s great. [This happened about two days ago.]
Happy birthday, dude.
In other news, I’ve sent out 13 rŽsumŽs and a few more electronic versions. If nothing happens, NYC will be in my future, I think.
Yet another reason why I love Canada:
A Canadian federal judge essentially ruled yesterday that song-swapping in the Great White North is legal. The decision throws a curve ball at the music business, which has been ramping up its international efforts this week to thwart online music piracy. The most notable example is the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, which started taking legal action against hundreds of suspected European file sharers. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) also has been on a lawsuit binge since last year. (Washington Post, April 1 2004)
