CSI Shebeen Club: Monday, March 15th

Cross-posted from The Shebeen Club to get some more bangs for my bucks. To get the most bangs for your bucks, you should buy me drinks on a day I’ve just broken up with someone.

But there…I’ve said too much.

Vancouver Police Museum morgue by John Biehler

Interested in writing crime fiction or mystery novels but feeling unprepared for conveying the fine details of investigation and forensics? Join Chris Mathieson, Executive Director of the Vancouver Police Museum, as he introduces you to policing and the forensic sciences. Bring your questions, and he’ll do his best to answer them.

The Vancouver Police Museum is an independent non-profit organization and registered charity dedicated to telling the history of lawlessness and law enforcement in Vancouver. It also happens to be housed in Vancouver’s former city morgue and Analyst’s lab. In addition to its many popular programs for children, it also offers adult oriented tours on the history of vice crime (Sins of the City) and has recently announced a workshop series called “Forensics for Adults” that explores topics such as forensic pathology, blood spatter and ballistics.

About our presenter: In addition to being Executive Director of the Police Museum, Chris has also been a blacksmith, a philosopher, a university mascot and a neuroscientist. Mind you, he claims not to be as interesting as that sounds.

Chris Mathieson of the Vancouver Police Museum

The Dirty Deets:

7pm-9pm Monday, March 15th, that’s this coming Monday

The Shebeen, Behind the Irish Heather at 212 Carrall Street in Gastown

$20 buys you dinner and one drink, preregistration is not required but please do bring cash. We have the back corner of the Shebeen reserved for us.

See you then! Surgical masks and latex gloves optional.

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Celebrity ASSets Up Close

Kim Kardashian is missing something

Yep, another post that tells you to go over to my new column at True/Slant and read what I wrote there. Not that ANY of you followed that advice last time I posted it. Still, the thought of an analysis of the value of Lindsay Lohan‘s butt with cameo appearance by Kim Kardashian‘s butt must be worth SOME clicks, no?

Celebrity Assets: Plundering Booty

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Welcome to the post that tells you to be somewhere else

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…namely over at my newest blog, The Celebrity Industrial Complex, over at True/Slant. Today’s celebrity-based blog topic? Pondering the purchasing power of prominent posteriors. And Irish saints. Because we’re all eclectic an shizz.

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What did you do today, raincoaster?

what would Johnny Cash do

and for a contrasting point of view, check out BoingBoing’s What Would a Unicorn Do?

Sadly, I blew off the chance for a gorgeous walk on a rare, perfect afternoon to get to the office so I could delete a post from Buzzfeed, because of a misunderstanding on my part about that whole “right to post the image” thang. And of course, once there I’m in for life. So what did I do today?

A mere ten posts:

I posted:

  1. Surf the Net Like a Pro (a little allegorical commentary to some internet drama)
    https://raincoaster.com/2010/03/04/surf-the-net-like-a-pro/
  2. Twitter/Art + Social Media at Diane Farris Gallery call for artists
    http://raincoastermedia.com/2010/03/04/twitterart-social-media-at-diane-farris-gallery-call-for-artists/
  3. W2010 Launch at W2
    http://theshebeenclub.com/2010/03/03/w2010-launch-at-w2/
  4. The Downfall of France
    http://ayyyy.com/2010/03/04/the-downfall-of-france/
  5. Hump Day Links: the Ultimate Olympian Edition
    http://ayyyy.com/2010/03/04/hump-day-links-the-ultimate-olympian-edition/
  6. Hey Four Eyes
    http://ayyyy.com/2010/03/03/hey-four-eyes/
  7. Kristen Stewart has REASONS for Things. God!
    http://lolebrity.net/2010/03/03/kristen-stewart-has-reasons-for-things/
  8. Lindsay Lohan Airs it Out
    http://lolebrity.net/2010/03/03/lindsay-lohan-airs-it-out/
  9. Pickleback FTW!
    http://lolebrity.net/2010/03/03/pickleback-ftw/
  10. Certify Courtney
    http://www.offsitedatabackup.com/blog/index.php/2010/03/certify-courtney/

Invoiced for two different corporate blogs (yay, my favorite i-word!), loaded up the Jesusphone with no fewer than 30 workout podcasts, managed to finally transfer some of my GOOD music from CD to the Jesusphone (Jesus, apparently, has a problem with Trent Reznor!), drank my RDA of water for once, passed along some SUPER job opportunities at Pixar Vancouver (human cannonball? I wonder what that pays), followed up with some admin stuff for the Social Media Club YVR meeting on Thursday the 18th,

and then there’s this:

Yeah, you could say that.

Deets:

You might enjoy the high level of emotional drama today because the expression of feelings touches something that resonates very deeply for you. Whether you are reminded of a past life or a past decade, it’s crucial that you relate your memories to what is unfolding in the present moment and not what happened previously. Everything will be somewhat easier once you realize the power of now.

No, everything will be somewhat easier once I realize the power of kicking ass and taking names. Trust.

neil patrick harris

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Andrew Koenig Update

I posted about the finding of Andrew Koenig’s body over on True/Slant. Have you seen the press conference with his parents? Tragic. His father is completely broken up over it, but he and his wife still found the time and the strength to counsel others who have depressed relatives.

His parents

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Police Statement and Parents’ Address to Others

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And here’s an online depression screening from the Mayo Clinic that Pete Quily passed along.

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