Brian Thackston

Good bits by great actors in a dumb comedy that doesn't really seem to have much to say. But that's fine.

A tech-forward view of the world. They're fantastic investigators with a bit of a lean but it's a fairly fair one if you know what I mean.

This is my second pair of Ferrosi pants from Outdoor Research, which should tell you everything. But in the event it does not, they are excellent.

An estate worksheet in thirteen moves that ends at a printer: where everything is, who to call, and what you'd wish, left for the people who'll need it.

"Messenger of Sympathy and Love, Servant of Parted Friends, Consoler of the Lonely, Bond of the Scattered Family, Enlarger of the Common Life."

Files live in computers — and sometimes in our hearts. On databases, sacred texts, and the people who read them.