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- This weeks question is............ Who is your favorite painter and why????? Mine is Jesse Barnes. I love the way he paints snow scenes. Also the way the houses are painted with the lights on. |
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- The Hollywood trade paper has started a couple of blogs -- but you have to be a subscriber to Variety.com to read them. This is from the blurb on the intro screen: Who writes blogs for you? Jim Hames writes... |
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- Pressure waves might shift pollution in groundwater reservoirs. |
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- WASHINGTON - Lax federal oversight of underground mines put miners' safety at risk, and could fail to prevent accidents like the one at the Quecreek Mine in western Pennsylvania last year, according to a congressional report released Monday. |
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- Trade ad urges show-biz types to vote against Cali recall; Arnold plagued by reported admiration for Hitler |
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405 (Oct 06 2003 23:17 GMT) - Corinne sent this link to 405, a hilarious short on ifilm.com. Warning: about one second of this three minute film is somewhat crude. Still funny, but perhaps not for the easily offended. |
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- Source say pitcher ‘throwing haymakers’ night before injury |
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- CDDB Safari Kit v2.1 gets a few maintainence tweaks and now lets you import the Artist, Album, and Year from the Gracenote page. |
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- Well, people seemed to like the CDDB version. freedb Safari Kit v1.0 does the same stuff (assist in finding and retrieving Album track names) but from freedb.org. You can also retrieve the Artist, Album, Year, and Genre from the freedb. |
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- I moved my comments system over to SnorComments. The default Radio Userland comments system doesn't allow editing or deleting of comments unless you host your own comments server. So now I'm set. The bad news is that all my old comments are now abandoned in the old system -- maybe one day I'll figure out how to migrate them. The new system isn't as good as the old Radio comments, but it was free, written in easy to hack Perl, and only took me an hour or so to get going. |
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- StrategyPage has the following: There is a growing feeling among U.S. generals and admirals that the "feminization of the military" which took place during the... |
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