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Does anyone have any idea what this is referring to and how to contact them? I so want to follow this up, but I can’t find any more information on it than this:

Description : I am casting an animated series being produced in the anime art style.
I need mostly girls, about 8 all college age except for 2 age 40-50,4 Guys need to be all college age except one age 30-40.
The series is a standard 26 episode season with each episode lasting the traditional 22 minutes. The show is targeted at the anime fandom community as well as the mainstream and is rated PG-13, target audience is ages 16 to 30. We are looking to keep a moderate buget as we already have several big names hired for the main cast. We prefer to work with those who have experience in anime voice over, those without experience we would prefer to have attended an acting school.
We do not accept applications from union actors.
Audio will be recorded at a sound stages in LA and Dallas ONLY.
DO NOT ANSWER IF YOU DON’T POSSESS ALL THE REQUIERMENTS.

If you know anything and want to help me out please reply or email me in private.

God Damn invisible wall-clinging underpants gnome!

I’ve been wanting to do this for a while, but I keep forgetting. Here’ the “New Music” from last night’s Adult Swim

Yesterday’s New Quintet
MadLib
Five Deez

well, apparently I decided I didn’t need the end of my finger because I just chopped it off while making dinner. I hurts like hell and seems to want to bleed forever, other than that, staring into my finger was at least interesting.

So some friends of mine have invited me to a party and told me to invite all my friends. I don’t have any, so I figured I’d just put it here for all my virtual friends to see. It’s a Mardi Gras party and there will be beads (that must be earned I guess, some of their parties get a bit, uh, drunk).

There, now I’ve invited all my friends. You can call me Julian.

If Gloomchen can do it, then so can I.

CDs for sale on eBay

I keep thinking I should just stop drinking my coffee and take a nap in my chair. No one would notice so long as I made it to my 10:00 meeting.

It’s been a long, wierd week. I’m not going to go into a lot of details as to what’s been going on, but it’s certainly been abnormal. The web site redesign project has been put on hold indefinitly. There’s been a lot of poitical flak about it and basically we’ve been shut down until some of the political involvement shifts. It sucks, but it doesn’t. We were supposed to have something live by Sunday and, well, realistically I didn’t see that happening at all.

OwlCon, like I said, was pretty fun, except for the dying bit. I spent way too much money, ate too much crap, and actually gamed myself out. By the time we got to the last session, with the ammount of gaming and the death to account for, I just wasn’t in the mood anymore. I feel a little bad because I think Nick was really looking forward to the last game, but I really liked the idea of getting home before midnight. We actually got back to Denton just after 9:30 and I was home again home again jiggity jig by 10. It made the weekend all that much better.

Monday, not much happened. Same for Tuesday. Tuesday night was a harsh reminder that I died at OwlCon when I showed up for the game at Talon and determined that I was too low level to play with those folks. I coudl have played if I really wanted to, but it would have involved taking less xp at a greater risk of life. Not a fair trade off to me. So instead, Heather and I stayed at home, recorded “24” and watched Lost in Translation. I throroughly enjoyed it. I didn’t even realize it was by Sophia Coppola until the end, but when I go back and think about it, I can kind of feel The Virgin Suicides within it. Bill Murray was great, as was Scarlett Johansson. Maybe I should start a movie review blog, just for the movies that I watch, even though I’ve been watching fewer and fewer. I think I’d be an okay reviewer, even though I’m not as critical as most.

Wednesday we watched “24.” The episode was really one of the best ones this season. I was throroughly impressed and was clinging to my seat through the entire episode. After that, we watched Intolerable Cruelty. I don’t feel like it was on par with most of the other Coen Brother’s movies, but it had some good points, and taken on it’s own (not compared to, say, Oh Brother… or Raising Arizona) it fared quite well. George Clooney was very fun and quirky, almost a reprise of his role in Oh Brother… and Catherine Zeta-Jones, well, lets just say I didn’t hear a lot of what she was saying, I was otherwise distracted. Holy handgrenades!

Tonight, however, I actually do get to play Manthuu again. We’ve got some other low level people signed up, so the APL will be in range for me. I need to at least get to 6th level so I can have the option of retiring. I’m still not sure I’ll be going that route, but I want that option available to me. Maybe like the threat of retiring my dice, he’ll start doing incredibly well.

everybody eats berries

Well, I doubt hardly any of you who read this care, but I generated a chart of Manthu’s efforts in Living Greyhawk so far this year. I’m trying to decide whether to continue playing him or not. He has the option to retire to the highlands, get land and title, and return to his original career – farming. Anyway, here’s the chart.