Possible career change? I doubt it. I did my first voice over work for a co-worker's short film called Rise of the Empire. It's a fake Star Wars trailer for Episode III done completely with Lego men (and women). I play a storm trooper that says "Halt!" It was submitted for competition at BrickFest 2002 and won the Audience Choice award.

I finally got around to scanning some older pics for the mirror project. I have a lot of mirror pictures, but only a couple of them have me in them and follow the site specifications. This one is a self-portrait using a series of mirrors at the Delta Prince Edward in Charlottetown, PE. It was during the ECMA weekend last year. This one was either en route or returning from a white water rafting expedition in Maine. We stopped in Fredericton and I snapped this picture. Ah, fun with mirrors.

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #24 (July 29): Parading around Halifax, people against pepper spray and hundreds of messages in hundreds of bottles.By: Iain K. MacLeod

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #23 (July 22): The masculine minority in Nova Scotia, racial tension in New Brunswick, dead fish in Prince Edward Island and ducking the law in Newfoundland. By: Iain K. MacLeod

My MeFi post on "Braincandy" (My first post was last week for Phil's Rockin' Blogroll).

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #22 (July 15): Bears, bonds, beaches and a bunch of support for Northern Exposure. By: Iain K. MacLeod

"The World Wide Web is the only thing I know of whose shortened form -- www -- takes three times longer to say than what it's short for," the late Douglas Adams on abbreviations (National Post)

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #21 (July 8): Glorious green spaces, mysterious Molotov cocktails and we are all bound to fall down sometime. By: Iain K. MacLeod

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #20 (July 1): $2 million worth of hockey scores, over six thousand books read and a rare glimpse of "The Christmas Shoes." By: Iain K. MacLeod

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #19 (June 24): Rioting in the streets, anthrax hits the books and a downright hairy situation. By: Iain K. MacLeod

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #18 (June 17): Promising prosperity in 2020, firefighting arsonists and an apple scab a day. By: Iain K. MacLeod

Revenge of the rap nerds
Freestyle champ ADeeM Sweet Talks Halifax.
by Iain K. MacLeod

Last summer, a spliff-smoking reporter from the Australian indie hip-hop publication Stealth referred to ADeeM as "possibly the nerdiest white rapper" at Cincinnat's Scribble Jam. ADeeM went on to freestyle his way past dozens of well-respected MCs like Sage Francis (Non-Prophets) and Slug (Atmosphere), and took home top honours during the hotly contested MC battle.

Pick up a copy of The Coast to read the rest of the story or visit The Dorian Three to get the latest news on underground hip-hoppers ADeeM, DJ MF Shalem and Adverse.

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #17 (June 10): Smelly situations, mechanical bug-eaters and a naughty flash on the tube. By: Iain K. MacLeod

A to Z: Atlantic News Perspective #16 (June 3): Underground midwives, runaway spools and the notorious bloodworm wars. By: Iain K. MacLeod

Idiots say the darndest things.