Robots do not like uncertainty. After reading about the Shrodinger's Cat thought experiment, they solve the question of whether the cat is alive or dead in their own way. If you're into quantum mechanics or cats, there is more on Schrodinger's Cat today at Miss Cellania.

"Fierce People" 1/2* (out of four): An ugly, disheveled film that sat on the shelf for two years and, sadly for us, is now being dusted off and released. Keep away.

When a film is as messy and excruciating as "Fierce People," it's hard to muster up the desire to analyze and write about it (suffering through it in the first place is trying enough). But the good thing about reviews is that they can serve as effective warning signs for unsuspecting moviegoers. Consider my words a friendly tip: Keep away from this film or deal with the ramifications, which may include prolonged feelings of nausea and irritation, the kind that no over-the-counter ointment can treat.

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I just realized, now the comments are back, we can have a Cpation Competition again:) Give us your best.

To promote the Bob Dylan collection coming out October first, Legacy Recordings is offering a generator for you to put your own words on the placards used in the video for the 1965 song Subterranean Homesick Blues. Take a look at the one I made. Cool idea, but they really need to be embeddable for maximum viral effect. Create yours here.

- Nike wants you to stop making excuses. Now get out there and start running.
- Seen the Jerry Lewis gaffe? Man, this country gets more and more uptight.
- Sure, we post a ton of porn links. But what really turns me on is tableware.
- Scented newspaper ads...Really good idea, or smelly subway car of the future?
- And a very interesting Letterman interview with former President Bill Clinton.