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Hacked DVD set? (Jan 09 2004 00:52 GMT) - I just ordered what I thought was the entire Seinfeld dvd collection from this web address: http://www. seinfeld_____. com/index. |
Short Family Web Site - Our Life
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MT-Blacklist (Jan 09 2004 00:52 GMT) - Due to recent postings of random comments from spammers advertising Viagra and other shady goods I went on a quest for a more automated blacklisting solution than just blocking IP addresses after the spammer has made their completely unrelated comment.... |
Daisy's Petals
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Blast from the past... (Jan 09 2004 00:52 GMT) - Got a phone call today....from someone I went to college with....whom I've lost touch with (actually I've lost touch with... |
2012
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Robot Dogs (Jan 09 2004 00:52 GMT) - The US army has hired two robotics firms to design robot dogs, for the purpose of carrying equipment. "Today's soldiers carry as much as 100 pounds of equipment. That's exhausting, even for the toughest grunt. In the future, the Army wants to dump up to half that gear onto the back of a drone" "We're at the bottom of the pyramid right now," said Ben Krupp, president of Yobotics, which won a $750,000, two-year TACOM grant to build a Great Dane-sized drone. "It's tough just to get a four-legged robot... |
MacRumors
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Jobs on Portable Video Players (Jan 09 2004 00:51 GMT) - David Pogue writes (New York Times) on an interview with Steve Jobs at the MacWorld Expo. The topic of portable Video Players came up and Jobs take... |
Techdirt
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Morgan Freeman To Release Next Film Online (Jan 09 2004 00:51 GMT) - In an announcement that is sure to get plenty of attention, actor Morgan Freeman announced (along with Intel) that his production company will be simultaneously releasing his next movie in theaters and online. Of course, they don't explain how they intend to do this, what technology they'll use or how much they're going to charge. Still, should be an interesting experiment. I'd be interested to see if they provide any sort of incentive to try to get people to go see the movie in the theater, instead of just downloading it. |
Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants
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Subscribing to OPML feedlists (Jan 09 2004 00:51 GMT) - Dave Winer has been building an interesting site showing off voluntarily submitted feed lists. Now he's interested in subscrbing to them; BottomFeeder can already subscribe to OPML feedlists. I just added the top 100 to mine... |
stevex.Text
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Smilies and parentheses. (Jan 09 2004 00:51 GMT) - Something I've always wondered about.. if I open a parentheses, and then want to end the parenthesized portion of text with a smiley, do I have to also close the parentheses? Having two close-parentheses would be correct, since the first one is the mouth of the smiley and the second is the actual close parentheses, but “:))” |
Opinion
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Fontifier (Jan 09 2004 00:50 GMT) - Download a template, fill in the boxes in felt pen, scan it and submit it and Fontifier will automatically convert it into a truetype font based on your handwriting |
Opinions of the Wolf: Opinion
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Fontifier (Jan 09 2004 00:50 GMT) - Download a template, fill in the boxes in felt pen, scan it and submit it and Fontifier will automatically convert it into a truetype font based on your handwriting |
Alexander Payne
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Deep Thinking, Deep Bass (Jan 09 2004 00:50 GMT) - Simon Reynolds riffs on Tim Finney's thoughts on "rhythmic danger" in jungle/drum 'n bass with such elegant language and historical accuracy that I wouldn't dare offer my own addendum. It's reassuring that a) there are bigger genrewhores out there in... |
CNET News.com
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SanDisk beefs up Memory Stick Pro (Jan 09 2004 00:50 GMT) - The removable flash memory maker is doubling the capacity of Memory Stick Pro cards and expects pricing to fall more in line with competing Secure Digital cards. |
CNET News.com
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SanDisk beefs up Memory Stick Pro (Jan 09 2004 00:50 GMT) - The removable flash memory maker is doubling the capacity of Memory Stick Pro cards and expects pricing to fall more in line with competing Secure Digital cards. |
World Music Central News
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Buena Fe Duet Returns to Cuba (Jan 09 2004 00:49 GMT) - (Prensa Latina - Cumbancha) Guantanamo, Cuba - The popular Buena Fe duet performed in the town of Caimanera, after returning from its successful tour in Mexico. Enthusiasm prevailed during the duet’s performance before thousands at the Pedro Agustin Perez square, a stage on which they played songs from their albums "Dejame Entrar" and "Arsenal." The duet of Israel Rojas and Joel Martinez recently returned from a promotional tour of Mexico, where they confirmed the popularity of some of their songs in that country, the cradle of Hispanic music idols, such as Agustin Lara y Armando Manzanero. |
Plone, Python And Zope Job Market
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qa test engineer (german) in amsterdam (Jan 09 2004 00:49 GMT) - The Localization Quality Assurance Engineer is an integral member of the Quality Assurance Team. The Quality Assurance Engineer must possess knowledge of functional testing as it applies to the client/server environment. MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES ï‚· Responsible for the creation and shipping of the gold CD masters world wide ï‚· Maintain the CD mastering Database up to date and clean. ï‚· Install and configure any of the indicated operating systems. ï‚· Generate and execute test plans. |
Hawaiian Music News From NahenaheNet
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Review: Mark Nelson's 'The Water Is Wide' (Jan 09 2004 00:48 GMT) - One release that I regret not reviewing before Christmas is Mark Nelson's 'The Water Is Wide.' Mark is probably familiar to Keola Beamer fans for running the annual Aloha Music Camp and his co-authoring Learn To Play Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar with Keola. But he is also a world-class guitarist in his own right, and 'The Water Is Wide' is his eighth release. It features Mark on lack key guitar, Appalachian dulcimer, Swedish hummel, 5-string dulcimer, and electric dulcimer. In his hands, these instruments become musical blenders, combing the influences of slack key, folk, traditional Irish, jazz and blues into an infectious musical coctail. |
The Blinne Blog
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Joshua Claybourn's Domain: Ugh (Jan 09 2004 00:48 GMT) - Christian blogger Joshua Claybourn had the following comment on Pat Robertson's latest prophesy. 'Nuff said. Pat Robertson is no stranger to comments that make your skin crawl, and his latest television broadcast fits the mold. He said: I think George... |
bloggerApiTest News
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Blogger News Item (Jan 09 2004 00:48 GMT) - Money will be paid to tither within 180 days of the Lord Jesus' actual return to Earth and the fulfillment of all of the catastrophes itemized in Revelation. [Landover Baptist] |
bloggerApiTest News
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Blogger News Item (Jan 09 2004 00:48 GMT) - Considering my audition with the Turtle Creek Chorale on January 18, I am about 90% sure I will be singing an aria from GaetanoDonizetti's L'Elisir d'Amore, "Una furtiva lagrima." It reaches an A-flat which will test my upper range, but if done successfully, it should place me as a 1st Tenor, and that's what I want to be. Why? |
bloggerApiTest News
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Blogger News Item (Jan 09 2004 00:48 GMT) - Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson said Friday he believes God has told him President Bush will be re-elected in a "blowout" in November. "I think George Bush is going to win in a walk," Robertson said on his "700 Club" program on the Virginia Beach-based Christian Broadcasting Network, which he founded. "I really believe I'm hearing from the Lord it's going to be like a blowout election in 2004. It's shaping up that way." Robertson told viewers he spent several days in prayer at the end of 2003. |
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