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- That took less effort than I thought it would. In a few hours I've managed to convert Momma's Corner over to ExpressionEngine complete with every entry she's written. I've even got the templates working in a similar fashion as MovableType in terms of having comments and trackbacks on the permalink... |
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- May 21 - Sharon Stone and Liza Minnelli hosted a star-studded AIDS benefit at Cannes. |
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- Bill Cosby born in Philadelphia, high school drop out, Navy vet, and years later he attended college on a football scholarship. Ultimately he graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst with a doctorate degree in education. Winner of five... |
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- il sistema completo per la posta elettronica |
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- dal weblog di Pino Scaccia |
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- un confronto ricco e accurato fra i più diffusi software-piattaforma per i weblog |
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- Squirrels at a bird feeder are like Republicans with a tax code: They will find a way into the corn. They make bird feeders with baffles, bird feeders protected by wire cages, electrified bird feeders, bird feeders with weight... |
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- The dog ate my photo? I just simply can not post the ass shot. Truly, this is for your own good. I keep staring at it. My butt blocks out everything in the room from this angle. |
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- I've had a busy week since coming home -- at work, mostly. What I'm doing is interesting, but I can't talk about it here! I've been so busy, in fact, that I haven't even fired up the XM radio software all week. But it's about time to call it a night and a weekend. Shabbat Shalom! |
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- Six Apart added a new feature to Movable Type with their v2.66 release and it's really beginning to annoy and frustrate me. The growing problem of "comment spam" led to the introduction of URL redirects |
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- Reading this nifty article by Nick Hornby in the New York Times, I was intrigued by the following passage:The pop music critic of The Guardian recently reviewed a British band that reminded him — pleasantly, I should add — of "the hammering drum machine and guitar of controversial 80's trio Big Black and the murky noise of early Throbbing Gristle." I have no doubt whatsoever that the band he was writing about (a band with a name too confrontational and cutting-edge to be repeated here) will prove to be one of the most significant cultural forces of the decade, nor that it will produce music that forces us to confront the evil and horror that resides within us all.Fucking. Awesome. |
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- Today, the Ski Boy and I played golf at has to be one of the most stunning courses in the US - Redlands Mesa here in Grand Junction. As Golf Digest said: Positioned beneath the slopes of jagged buttes south of Grand Junction, Colorado, in the shadow of the towering pink and red sandstone face of the Colorado National Monument, Redlands Mesa is like playing golf along the bottom of the Grand Canyon, with a couple of sojourns to the Garden of the Gods thrown in. That quote might seem like hyperbole, but trust me - it's right on. What a flat out magnificient place. |
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- A talking toilet tells men to sit down.... |
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- I'm really tired of the daily grind. Yes sir, I am! I am tired of having to get up at 6:00 a.m. |
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- The Miss Universe Contest is coming up again. It takes place on June 1st. Christine Straw was the winner of the recently held Miss Jamaica Universe Pageant, and as such, will be representing Jamaica in that competition. She seems to... |
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- I'm beginning to question my trust in the factual accuracy of The New York Times (link via Atrios): In a front page New York Times article this morning, David E. Sanger quotes a senior U.S. intelligence official's assessment of Ahmad Chalabi's information on weapons of mass destruction, which was distributed so avidly by the Times itself in the run-up to the Iraq war: |
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- W3C has acknowledged receipt of a Member Submission from the National Research Council of Canada, Network Inference, and Stanford University for "SWRL". The document contains a proposal for a Semantic Web Rule Language (SWRL) based on a combination of the OWL DL and OWL Lite sublanguages of the OWL Web Ontology Language with the Unary/Binary Datalog RuleML sublanguages of the Rule Markup Language. The IP owners have offered royalty-free license terms. |
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- A Florida company that helped the government launch Matrix also provided the feds with the names of 120,000 people who, according to its statistics, were likely terrorists. |
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- A 50-foot-long sauropod recently unearthed in southern Montana has a mysterious second hole in its skull that leaves researchers baffled. |
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- Ten of 14 counties that had their e-voting machines decertified by the state are close to meeting the secretary of state's stipulations for recertification. Some touch-screen machines will probably be ready for November elections after all. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Alleged spammer Scott Richter and SpamCop founder Julian Haight will meet next month to duke it out in a public debate. It could get nasty. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- Congressional representatives introduce a bill that would require the federal government to create a chief privacy officer position. Every federal department and agency also would get a privacy head. By Kim Zetter. |
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- PDBE contamination is on the rise, but no one's quite sure of the long-term impact. Also: Methane releases could heat things up.... Activists team up to save boreal forest. By Stephen Leahy. |
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- One of the biggest selling points for hybrid cars is their fuel-efficiency, but some disappointed owners still have a case of the gas-pump blues. They're discovering that, just like with regular cars, driving styles dictate mileage. By John Gartner. |
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- In his annual schmoozefest with top American CEOs, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates says technology still has a long way to go in improving productivity. The CEOs politely listen, then go about networking. Cydney Gillis reports from Seattle. |
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- Aggregators -- otherwise known as RSS or news readers -- make life easier for people who browse dozens of news sites every day. Wired News kicks the tires of some of the most popular ones. By Ryan Singel. |
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- ... The digital security company and domain registrar works on connecting product info to a central repository that's automatically maintained and updated. ... |
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- Ellison and Conway answer their subpoenas, as lawyers for third-party rivals haggle over releasing sensitive corporate documents. |
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- The topic will be everywhere, from chief executive Steve Ballmer's opening keynote to the individual breakout sessions. ... |
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- ... The digital security company and domain registrar works on connecting product info to a central repository that's automatically maintained and updated. ... |
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- Ellison and Conway answer their subpoenas, as lawyers for third-party rivals haggle over releasing sensitive corporate documents. |
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- The topic will be everywhere, from chief executive Steve Ballmer's opening keynote to the individual breakout sessions. ... |
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- ... The digital security company and domain registrar works on connecting product info to a central repository that's automatically maintained and updated. ... |
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- In LiveType versions before version 1.2 (1.0 through 1.1.1), field ordering was incorrectly set to the opposite of the choice made in Project Settings, if the project was set to render fields. |
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- iPhoto versions 1.0 to 1.1.1 cannot order books and prints, and cannot publish .Mac HomePage sites. |
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- If you open a LiveType project that refers to Objects and/or Textures that are not available, they will be substituted, and your original choices will be lost if the project is then saved. |
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- MySQL is old news ...or is it? In this fast-paced expose, Blane looks at where MySQL is now, and what's planned in Versions 4.1 and 5 - including the exciting developments of MySQL Cluster and Stored Procedures! |
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- MySQL is old news ...or is it? In this fast-paced expose, Blane looks at where MySQL is now, and what's planned in Versions 4.1 and 5 - including the exciting developments of MySQL Cluster and Stored Procedures! |
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