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- Do you remember Bill Clinton, the former president of the United States? The first Democrat re-elected to the White House in a generation? The man from a "town called Hope"? I certainly do, and as I remember it he was... |
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- "Fictional documentary about a video art activist that manipulates tapes in video shops standing for chaos and against copyright." ¬> Video Hacking |
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- So now there are three boxes sitting on my desk, just begging to be opened. And one of the best things is already unwrapped - my hat! I am a proud owner of a hat from Mac. It fits my Sputnik head perfectly and I've gotten many compliments already. I shall take a picture tomorrow, which by the way, is my birthday! |
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- Lee at Right-Thinking from the Left Coast links to an interesting report: NEWS.com: US screening nets 30 criminals. The key passage: |
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- A few requests bundled on one page: 1 Change the link label 'action' to 'edit' as worded in AttachmentActionLinkBadName Done on TWiki.org, but see comment below Main ... |
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- Lord Hutton's report into the death of Dr David Kelly is imminent, but politicians and the BBC are too jittery to hold fire. The pre-emptive strikes have already begun, writes The Telegraph's Colin Brown. |
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- The pro-establishment left bias in the media is pervasive. Negligent pundits like Paul Krugman and others apparently believe the best way to confront Saddam is to invite him over and play croquet. This outrageous class hatred among the whiners can... |
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- So, my Rev A 12" Powerbook is on eBay right now, along with a bunch of other gadgets, and I just had an auction end this morning for a PDA. I'm selling all this stuff so I can upgrade to... |
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- Avez-vous déjà lu 1984 de George Orwell? Non? Et bien vous devriez vraiment. Ce bouquin est une de ces oeuvres qui restent avec vous toute votre vie. C'est pourquoi j'ai commençé le projet de numériser et de distribuer publiquement ce livre. |
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- One thing that I really should do before this new year gets to "old" is to look at what I accomplished in 2003, and think about where I want to go in 2004. Most definitely the biggest accomplishment that I... |
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- The broad strokes of a business model to support the widespread rollout of digital cinema systems are starting to come into focus. Distribs firm up mechanics of funding. [Variety.com - Digital Media] |
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- I don't know whose white cat this used to be, but he's mine now. I have somehow progressed from leaving... |
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- Dot-com billionaires Mark Cuban and Todd Wagner are launching HDNet Films, which will seek to produce three to eight features per year. Pics, to be budgeted at $2 million and under, will be shot on digital video. Cuban, Wagner hire Kliot to head company. [Variety.com - Digital Media] |
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- "The only reason some people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory." -- Paul Fix |
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- India is set to leap to the front of the race for digital cinema, beating even the U.S. By year's end, country to have more screens than U.S. [Variety. |
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- LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. - Jerry Johnson tied a season high with 27 points, including a key 3-pointer in overtime, to lead Rider past Penn 77-72 Saturday night. |
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Wait.... (Jan 11 2004 02:49 GMT) - You know what, If i really cared about my marks and averages, i found definately have a better focus on... |
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- Singapore has announced dramatic plans to expand its digital cinema facilities. 30 new digi-screens means 20% growth in two days [Variety.com - Digital Media] |
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- Bush 'rarely has an opinion of his own' President George W Bush leads White House cabinet meetings "like a blind man in a roomful of deaf people" and rarely has an opinion of his own to offer on his administration's policies, according to his former Treasury secretary, Paul O'Neill. |
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Joi Ito (Jan 11 2004 02:49 GMT) - is a short, straight, 37-year-old, Japanese guy who lives in Japan. Many people seem to think I'm a woman because my name is rather gender neutral if not feminine. I am a short, straight, 37-year-old, Japanese guy who lives in Japan. ¬> |
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- Another idea just popped into my head about university. As of this moment, im choosing universities and courses, and i... |
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- Der Autor : Alan Isler wurde 1934 in London geboren. 1952 ging er nach New York,wo er an verschiedenen Universtäten lehrte. Seit einiger Zeit lebt er wieder in London. Das Buch : |
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509 (Jan 11 2004 02:47 GMT) - 509 |
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- Senior US officials say he will also reveal plans for the construction of a permanent lunar space station. |
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- Prime intifada terror suspect is man from Taibeh The number one intifada terror suspect today does not live in the West Bank or Gaza Strip, as far as Israel is concerned. And according to definitions accepted by Israelis, the outlaw is not even a Palestinian. He is Kais Obeid, an Arab Israeli who fled to Lebanon several years ago. |
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- Christopher, Baron Haden-Guest of Saling (known in USA as Christopher Guest) talks at length with the Guardian's Richard Grant about the incredible levels of authenticity required for making fake documentaries. Hilarious anecdotes from THIS IS SPINAL TAP and A MIGHTY WIND ... [greg.org: about making films] |
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- 66.31.205.7 created this attachment on Sun Jan 11 04:44: |
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- # Angel Shamaya at KeepAndBearArms.com - OH: Newspaper commits to publishing identities of permit holders; KABA will return fire - The Cleveland Plain Dealer has promised to publish the identities of Ohio CCW holders. Mr. |
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- Dead & Buried (1981, Gary Sherman). Silly early-eighties horror flick with a surprisingly heavy plot. Didn't enjoy it as much as some people, but it's not without some merit, I suppose.... |
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- A 57-year-old man who survived 13 days under the rubble of a devastating earthquake died Sunday in a field hospital in Bam, his doctor said. Jalal Shahiki Chahmaleki died of respiratory and heart failure, said Dr. Mahdi Shadnoush, chief physician at the Ukrainian field hospital in Bam. |
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- Okay, I decided to start talking about some of my tech opinion, so here we go. Asia is way ahead in gaming, but in the same time, it is way behind. How is this possible? Well, I'll highlight two large... |
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Tired?? (Jan 11 2004 02:41 GMT) - I shouldn't nearly be as tired and sore as I am, but....I am. Last night Daddy and I got to... |
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- According to this article, it seems there are some rumblings about Patriot Act II. Now, here is where I'm of such divided mind about the ACLU. While I know they will fight tooth and nail to stop such a draconian... |
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- 1 25$ victorias secret gift card purchased for little sistercard, tomorrow |
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- Let it be know that: Today, being National Voodoo Day, and this being the day that voodoo cults from around the world make sacrifices to their gods, and this being the Cult of PackersBeatingTheEagles, we hereby offer on this, the... |
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- U.S. shares Israel's concerns about Hague fence talks The U.S. is privy to Israel's concerns about the upcoming discussions on the security fence at the International Criminal Court in The Hague. |
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- Knoxville News-Sentinel, 09 Jan 2004 |
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- Pensacola News Journal, 10 Jan 2004 |
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- The Courier-Journal, 10 Jan 2004 |
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