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- that reflection pic is awesome. |
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- ich habe versucht mir welchen mitbringen zu lassen aus frankreich. dabei habe ich mir zwar eine flasche 51 eingehandelt und eine ganze menge perverse drink-rezepte, aber der granier ist immer noch nicht in meinen haenden. nun folgende aufforderung: es gibt ihn in belgien zumindest in einem supermarkt, nahe dem atomium. und in zuerich in der ackerstr. |
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- Shhh! Don't tell anyone, but I think dragonleg is back!... |
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- Shhh! Don't tell anyone, but I think dragonleg is back!... |
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- Quote of the Day I know in my heart that man is good. That what is right will always eventually triumph. And there's purpose and worth to each and every life. Ronald Reagan... |
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- QUOTE (stickyshooZ @ Jun 15 2004, 03:44 PM) Arnold should start a metal genre called ACTION METAL. thats a good one man. |
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- a reflection pic off the water |
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- If you suddenly are unable to download the updates for OSX using the Software Update pane in System Preferences with the error "Software Update cannot connect to the internet." here is how to fix it:Set your router's MTU to 1492.For DLink products go here in your browser: http: |
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- Distributors of Michael Moore's documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11" are appealing to get a PG-13 rating, instead of R. |
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- Devdas Bhagat (Jun 15 2004) |
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- TV News: Tuning In: The Hollywood Congress of Republicans will gather for a luncheon today, with five panelists scheduled to address them. Based on conventional wisdom about the dearth of showbiz conservatives, that means there should be just enough people on hand for a pickup basketball game. |
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- TV News: Pubcaster recruits for its upscale digital web -- Not content with poaching its new director-general from Channel 4, the BBC has turned again to the rival web to fill a key vacancy. |
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- TV News: Euro 2004 scores record ratings -- Ah, the lure of soccer. Recent matches have broken ratings records in the U.K., Mexico and Argentina -- and it isn't even a World Cup year. |
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- TV News: Televisa stopped by nine red lights -- A private Mexican group has released a report criticizing the quality of Mexican television, particularly dominant net Televisa's content. |
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- TV News: Turner tube deal also includes 'Twisted,' 'Paycheck' -- The girls may be mean, but they're also lucrative: Paramount Domestic TV figures to chalk up a strapping $13 million or so from the sale of "Mean Girls" in a five-year shared window to Turner's TBS/TNT and Disney's ABC Family. |
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- TV News: Cabler greenlights 15 one-hour eps -- Animal Planet is teaming with LMNO Prods. ("Fire Me Please") for a reality series about dog adoption -- told from the pooch's point of view. |
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- TV News: Fox News Channel stays ahead of competish -- Viewers flocked to the cable news nets Friday to watch former president Ronald Reagan's bicoastal memorial services and burial. |
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- San Francisco became the first city to launch a Web site that helps older people save money on prescription drugs. |
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- Haaretz - Israel News - Priceless Byzantine artifact stolen from archaeological park: "A priceless 1,500-year-old Byzantine-era artifact was stolen early yesterday from an archaeological park near Herzliya, police said. The thieves took a part of the floor of a glass kiln, one of only three still in existence in Israel. Police suspect the theft had been commissioned by a private antiques collector. 'This was a part of the glass kiln that served the Byzantine city of Apolonia 1,500 years ago,' said archaeologist Hagi Yohanan, director of the Apolonia park built over the ruins of the city. |
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- My Japanese name is Chitose Endoso.Take The Kawaii Japanese Name Generator by Shuichigami today!Created with Rum and Monkey's Name Generator... |
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- Good indepth test on dpreview.com, again ... :-) |
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- you losing money cause of it |
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- A tractor-trailer overturned on a curve on a highway, spilling its load of hundreds of bee hives and unleashing some nine million angry honey bees. |
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- Say it once, twice, thrice: rat studies are worthless indicators of human behavior. Scientists uses rats for two reasons: 1) they are cheap. 2) they can perform research that wouldn’ |
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- Now this is my kind of gossip! Page Six rehashes the rumor that Disney may be willing to sell Miramax back to the Weinsteins, founders of the mini-major. What's new is the wishful thinking that Miramax should team up with Pixar. While good in theory, the egos of both Harvey... |
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- Well, looks like the folks over at WPT saw the success of Celebrity Poker and started their own version called Hollywood Homegame. Despite Evelyn Eng, the most attractive lady in poker, acting as a quasi-dealer, the Hollywood Homegame left a... |
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- I'm riding my bike all over Denver and hacking Word. It's been a productive and fun week so far. Don't expect many updates. |
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- Spied in the Holovaty.com comments section: New Media Journalism.com, an inspiring collection of ideas, experiments and short essays about online journalism. Judging by the lack of Google mentions, it appears to have been started just a short time ago. |
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- Following is a transcript of today's conference call with RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie and New Jersey State Senator Joe Kyrillos, chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee: |
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- Quote: "one good way to insure such irrelevancy is to leave it to the educational establishment to make up words which don't change anything" Heh! True. Obviously not everything can be expressed by words and/or reduced to scientific method. This is why painters choose to paint, musicians choose to make music, and film-makers make films. |
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