"So many different people to be…you've got to pick up every stitch"

Witten in 1966 for release on Sunshine Superman, it was recorded in California, with musical contributions from Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones )later of Led Zeppelin and a swath of local musicians hired for the recording. The song itself begins with a folksy rock theme, but unease ramps up for the chorus and continues with the increasing tempo of paranoia and the need for awareness. The song is haunting in many ways, I've had it running around in my head for quite a few days now.

Change is imminent and there are potentially hidden threats everywhere.There's a need for cautious awareness, the lyrics speak of looking over one's shoulder, checking every corner because suddenly nothing is certain, everything could be a threat of some sort whether supernatural or

2009 Mockumentary horror sci-fi-film. Reviewed and spoilered.

"Holy shit!"
—police character

The best thing about this film may just be that it has cast Milla Jovovich as the protagonist, or at least one aspect of the protagonist; the film is about the making of a documentary created by Chapman University. Jovovich portrays Abby Tyler, a psychologist investigating victims of alien abduction in

"Pacific Coast High Speed Rail" is the general term for proposed High Speed Rail lines through the Pacific Coast states of Washington, Oregon and California. Depending on the plan, it can even extend to Vancouver, British Columbia and Tijuana, Mexico. One of the main ideas of connecting California and the Pacific Northwest by High Speed Rail is that both areas are population dense, "high tech" areas and that it makes sense for people to zip between San Francisco and Portland at 200+ mph so we