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phone application list

2008-08-21T10:50:00.000-07:00

Find decent apps here for your iphone

phone application list

Use GrandCentral to keep a US number

2008-02-29T06:13:00.002-07:00

I have friends in Canada who have been using this service so that they can have a US number. It seems to work great for that.

GrandCentral: receive calls and post voicemail with your blog

GrandCentral: receive calls and post voicemail with your blog: "logger Buzz 2/22/08 11:18 AM Siobhan grandcentral webcall
With GrandCentral, a free service from Google, you can receive phone calls and post voicemails right on your blog. Though GrandCentral is currently in a private beta test, bloggers can skip the wait and get a free account immediately. Sign up now

WebCall Button
When you add GrandCentral’s WebCall button to your blog, your readers can easily call your phone or leave voicemails without ever seeing your telephone number.

You can screen calls, either accepting them or sending them to voicemail, and you can even block unwanted callers altogether.

Learn how to add a WebCall button to your blog, and try it out for yourself below:

Voicemail Inbox

Your voicemail is all kept in a visual online inbox that is easy to manage. Store as many as you like for as long as you like, or post them to your blog so anyone can hear them. Here’s what it looks like to put a voicemail on your blog:

Sign Up Now
Ready to get started? Follow these links:
Sign up for GrandCentral for free
Add a WebCall button to your sidebar
Post your voicemails to your blog"

iphone- styletap

2008-02-23T22:57:00.003-07:00

Styletap posted their video on youtube on Thursday. This is what TUAW says about styletap today

StyleTap produces software for Windows Mobile devices that allows them to run Palm OS applications. Now they've apparently produced an experimental build of the CrossPlatform Palm emulator for the iPhone / iPod touch, as you can see above. StyleTap makes clear that this is "NOT a product, nor is its presence here a commitment of any kind, express or implied, that StyleTap Inc. will ever release an official version of StyleTap CrossPlatform for Apple iPhone or iPod touch." In other words -- don't ask for a copy, no it's not in beta, and you can't have it. Nonetheless, this proof of concept is quite intriguing. So the question is: would you like to be able to run Palm apps on your iPhone or iPod touch?

I guess we will all just have to sit and wait.

Another silly quiz

2008-02-17T08:45:00.000-07:00

marware is an eyesore

2008-02-16T23:06:00.001-07:00

Marware is making this "sidewinder" for your iphone headset. Personally, I hate it. I love that my iphone slips in my pocket and looks so sleek and sexy. I can't believe i called the phone sexy.... The sidewinder is a nerdification, like a basket on a racing bike or a chinstrap on a beret. It looks awkward and takes away from the simple beauty of the phone. Thumbs down for me. I'll just stuff my headphones in my pocket like the other cool kids on the playground.

iphone shortcuts

2008-02-06T23:37:00.001-07:00

make it easy on yourself, use their icons. They're easier to see

iphone face shield

2008-01-14T15:54:00.000-07:00

I've tossed my iphone around the parking lot at work a fair number of times now and have just begun to notice a couple of small faint scratches. It takes a lot to scratch an iphone, but it seems a bunch of skids across the asphalt as i juggle to get everything from my car is enough to make that happen. I had these screens on my old ipod back before video and this cool new touchscreen and I think it is time to invest. They are not cheap at the apple store but they are a lot cheaper than a new phone. Best part is, you hardly know it is there once placed on the phone face.

Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth Headset for iPhone

2008-01-12T16:09:00.000-07:00

I LOVE this headset. It's the only one I have ever used that totally eliminates those call situations where you call someone and hear "hello? hello?" over and over on the other end. I am always heard now. I never have friends who can't hear hanging up. That makes it worth the price from The Apple Store or directly from Aliph

iphone headset

2008-01-10T15:40:00.001-07:00

I can't say that I like this headset very much. It has a lot of negative points, and very few positive ones. On the good side, you can plug both your phone AND your headset into 1 USB port. On the bad side, 1. it is UGLY, 2. It only stays in your ear if you don't actually talk. As soon as you move your jawbone, the thing falls out. 3. it doesn't have any better charge time or battery life than anything else to make up for the ugly factor 4. It is expensive and doesn't use any more advanced technology than all the other headsets for half the price.

For my money, i prefer the aiph Jawbone. More on that later.

rockstar name

2008-01-09T21:00:00.000-07:00

Your Rockstar Name Is...

Candi Chaos

What's Your Rockstar Name?

Naruto girl!

2007-12-20T18:07:00.000-07:00

Which Naruto Girl are you ? ^_^

You're TenTen!

You're the kind of girl, who hates boys who think they're better than girls, and you prove them they're wrong if they're saying that. You work very hard.

Click Here to Take This Quiz
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iphone- Will it blend

2007-10-23T22:46:00.000-07:00

I can't believe he actually paid for an iphone to do this!

which flower are you

2007-09-10T22:52:00.000-07:00

Which flower are you?

Lily

You are quiet and caring, displaying an elegance that few can.

Click Here to Take This Quiz
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OS Quiz??? Riiiiight....

2007-01-27T18:53:00.001-07:00

What rejected crayon color are you?

2006-10-03T20:42:00.000-07:00

You are

What Rejected Crayon Are You?

more dead blogs

2006-05-15T07:33:00.000-07:00

Blog screenshots of blogs reported as dead on B$ yesterday

5 more dead blogs

2006-05-14T16:27:00.000-07:00

more dead blog screenshots from my error reports on B$ today

5 more dead blogs

2006-05-14T15:56:00.000-07:00

more screenshots of the blogs I reported as dead on B$

dead blogs

2006-05-14T15:06:00.000-07:00

Blogs reported as dead on B$ today

dead blogs

2006-05-14T14:20:00.000-07:00

Screenshots of bogs that I reported as dead on B$

dead blog

2006-05-14T13:20:00.000-07:00

This is a record of what I saw and what I voted on B$

dead blog

2006-05-14T12:43:00.000-07:00

this is a record of what I voted on B$ and what I saw

more dead blogs

2006-05-14T12:42:00.000-07:00

This is a record of when I voted on B$ and what I saw

dead blogs

2006-05-14T12:41:00.000-07:00

This is a record of when I voted on B$ and what I saw

dead blogs

2006-05-14T12:39:00.000-07:00

This is a record of when I voted on B$ and what I saw

Dead blog

2006-05-14T10:12:00.000-07:00

This is a record of when I voted on B$ and what I saw

dead blogs

2006-05-14T10:10:00.000-07:00

this is a record of when I voted on B$ and what I saw

dead blogs

2006-05-14T10:08:00.000-07:00

http://blogpuppy.blogspot.com/This is a record of when I voted on B$ and what I saw

dead blogs

2006-05-14T10:04:00.000-07:00

I'm posting this as a record of when I voted on B$ and what I saw.

another vote

2006-04-16T20:05:00.000-07:00

B$ voting record

2006-04-16T13:19:00.000-07:00

AOL vows to charge for mass e-mails

2006-03-02T06:09:00.000-07:00

AOL vows to charge for mass e-mails: "AOL vows to charge for mass e-mails
Raise your hand if you wanna see that happen?

ok, now raise your hand if you think it CAN happen....

I thought so

azfamily.com Personal Technology 3/1/06 7:15 PM Personal Technology"

AOL vows to charge for mass e-mails
(No description.)
azfamily.com Personal Technology 3/1/06 7:15 PM Personal Technology

(Via azfamily.com Personal Technology.)

2005-10-13T19:39:00.000-07:00

Insanely Cute Quiz

You Are A: Puppy!

Beloved by all, puppies are energetic, playful, and loving. Your playful and friendly nature is part of what makes you a puppy. Known for their loyalty, puppies make great pets for young and old alike. And an innocent puppy face can melt anyone's heart!

You were almost a: Squirrel or a Pony
You are least like a: Turtle or a Groundhog What Cute Animal Are You?

2005-09-21T05:16:00.000-07:00

Aman - Engish News: "August 03rd, 2005 - 08:02 (Posted By: Dima Qbeiwi)
Serial Rapist In Phoenix Breaks In, Appears Near Women's Beds
New york times
-- Phoenix authorities have formed a special task force and tip hotline to find a serial rapist.

Suspect/s: White or Hispanic male with tan or olive complexion, 20-35 years old, 5'6-6'0 with heavy build and distinct beer or pot belly. Suspect is clean shaven with short hair described as bald or buzz cut.

He's already attacked 11 women in the city since November. Officials said he targets women who live alone and apparently tracks their movements before breaking into their apartments in the middle of the night. Victims said he just appeared by their bed.

Since November 2004, police said the suspect has entered the apartments of several victims during the late evening to early-morning hours. The victims are awakened by the suspect and then sexually assaulted, police say. The rapist then flees the apartment. No vehicle has been seen.

Patrol officers have spent the past several days fanning out across the city to pass out composite sketches. They are warning residents that even the simplest precautions could make a difference. One detective said people need to check and double-check that everything is locked.

A detective said the rapist appears to methodically select his victims. All have been white women ranging in age from 20 to 46 and almost all lived alone. "

(Via .)

2005-09-21T05:14:00.000-07:00

He was finally caught Monday Night. It was quite a circus.

Aman - Engish News: "August 03rd, 2005 - 08:02 (Posted By: Dima Qbeiwi)
Serial Rapist In Phoenix Breaks In, Appears Near Women's Beds
New york times
-- Phoenix authorities have formed a special task force and tip hotline to find a serial rapist.

Suspect/s: White or Hispanic male with tan or olive complexion, 20-35 years old, 5'6-6'0 with heavy build and distinct beer or pot belly. Suspect is clean shaven with short hair described as bald or buzz cut.

He's already attacked 11 women in the city since November. Officials said he targets women who live alone and apparently tracks their movements before breaking into their apartments in the middle of the night. Victims said he just appeared by their bed.

Since November 2004, police said the suspect has entered the apartments of several victims during the late evening to early-morning hours. The victims are awakened by the suspect and then sexually assaulted, police say. The rapist then flees the apartment. No vehicle has been seen.

Patrol officers have spent the past several days fanning out across the city to pass out composite sketches. They are warning residents that even the simplest precautions could make a difference. One detective said people need to check and double-check that everything is locked.

A detective said the rapist appears to methodically select his victims. All have been white women ranging in age from 20 to 46 and almost all lived alone. "

(Via .)

2005-09-19T06:29:00.000-07:00

BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Film | Actress Zellweger in privacy pleaHere's a shocker for you...

They met and married within a week or two. He said he fell in love with her in her first movie. Did he think he was marrying the actress, or the movie character?

: "Actress Zellweger in privacy plea

The couple wed on a beach in the Virgin Islands in May
Actress Renee Zellweger has said she hopes her split from husband Kenny Chesney after four months can be achieved 'as privately as possible'.
The Oscar-winning star and the country singer are seeking an annulment and Zellweger listed 'fraud' as the reason.

But she said it was 'legal language and not a reflection of Kenny's character'.

She added: 'I would personally be very grateful for your support in refraining from drawing derogatory, hurtful, sensationalised or untrue conclusions.'

Chesney also released a statement on Friday describing it as 'an incredibly sad time'.

'I just hope everyone can respect the privacy that I know Renee has already asked for,' he added.

US TV show Entertainment Tonight reported a further joint statement saying the split was due to 'the miscommunication of the objective of their marriage at the start'.

'Renee and Kenny value and respect each other and are saddened that their different objectives prevent the success of this marriage,' it said, according to Entertainment Tonight.

'They are disappointed that the legal term 'annulment-fraud' has been publicly misunderstood and exaggerated.'

The Bridget Jones star, 36, married Chesney, 37, on a Caribbean beach in May, four months after meeting at a benefit for tsunami victims.

Chesney, one of the biggest country music stars in the US, was named entertainer of the year at the US Academy of Country Music awards in May.

Zellweger won a best supporting actress Oscar for Cold Mountain in 2004, and was also nominated for her roles in Chicago and Bridget Jones's Diary. It was the first marriage for both.

Marriage invalid

In US law, an annulment is a decree that a marriage was invalid from its outset.

Anyone seeking an annulment on the grounds of 'fraud' must prove that their partner misrepresented some matter that was vital to the marriage.

This may include the concealment of a fact such as an existing spouse, permanent impotence or a criminal history.

If either party was under the influence of drugs or alcohol when the marriage took place, it may also be grounds for its annulment.

In her court submission, Zellweger also demanded that the court rule out the possibility of spousal financial support for Chesney.
"

(Via .)

happy bunny quiz

2005-09-11T13:45:00.000-07:00

you are the "I hate you so bad" happy
bunny. You hate everyone and eveything and your
not ashamed of it.

which happy bunny are you?
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pervert081805

2005-08-30T19:30:00.000-07:00

pervert081805
Originally uploaded by friendly_chic407.

If you recognize the man in the picture, call the Daily News at (212) 210-1574 and let them know.Hunt perv
caught in a flash

Fone gives cops pic of subway suspect

By TRACY CONNOR
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Image from cell phone camera belonging to subway rider Thao Nguyen captures shot of man (below) she says leered at her and exposed himself aboard R train last week.

When a pervert exposed himself on a Manhattan subway last week, Thao Nguyen reached for her secret weapon - her camera phone.
The quick-thinking 22-year-old snapped a shot of the smirking sicko, took it to cops and then posted it on the Internet.
Word of her campaign to nail the flasher raced through cyberspace, and more than 45,000 people had viewed the photographic evidence by last night.
"I just hope they catch him," Nguyen told the Daily News.
"Maybe someone will recognize him. Maybe it will stop other people from doing it," she said. "Maybe other women will use their camera phones to stop crime."
Nguyen's transformation from quiet Web developer to feisty crimefighter happened on an uptown R train the afternoon of Aug. 19.
She was on her way back to work after a job interview when a middle-aged, blond-haired man dressed in a black shirt and jeans sat down across from her.
"He kept staring at me," she said. "I could feel his eyes on me. I wanted to avoid eye contact so I looked away, but I could see his reflection in the window.
"I saw him massaging himself and then he unzipped and pulled it out. I thought, 'I can't believe he's doing this in the middle of the day!' "
The subway car was mostly empty and Nguyen felt nervous, so she pulled out her Samsung P777 cell phone, equipped with a 1.3 megapixel digital phone.
"I turned on the camera," she said. "He was still masturbating. I aimed it and quickly took the shot. As soon as I took it, he zipped up and got off the train."
Nguyen said she was disgusted by the incident and immediately reported it to a police officer at the 34th St. station.
The next day she filled out an official complaint, and the following day a detective had her look at hundreds of photos of ex-cons.
None of them was the culprit, but Nguyen wasn't about to give up. She posted the degenerate's photo on the Web sites Flickr and Craigslist, and bloggers began linking to her site.
Her photo and story drew a few juvenile snickers, but most of the comments have been positive. One Netizen wrote: "You go, girl!" Another commented, "I hope his mom sees it." The NYPD, which confirmed Nguyen had filed a complaint, also was impressed.
"It's great she took the picture; it'll help with the investigation," said NYPD Detective Kevin Czartoryski, who warned that a woman should be careful if the flasher sees her taking the picture.
"If it can be done in a safe manner, it'd be helpful to locate the suspect," said Czartoryski, a NYPD spokesman. "Common sense should be used when deciding if a picture can be taken."
Nguyen isn't the first straphanger to use her cell phone to catch a criminal.
In May, two Catholic schoolgirls took a photo of a man en flagrante on the F train and showed it to a cop, who nabbed the pervert.
Nguyen said even if her tormentor isn't caught - and charged with public lewdness, a misdemeanor that carries up to three months in jail - she's glad she took action. "He made me feel creepy," she said. "I want to embarrass him."
If you recognize the man in the picture, call the Daily News at (212) 210-1574 and let us know.   Originally published on August 26, 2005

Approval of Bush's handling of Iraq reaches low point

2005-08-05T12:02:00.000-07:00

AP Poll: Approval of Bush's handling of Iraq reaches low point
WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans' approval of President Bush's handling of Iraq is at its lowest level yet, according to an AP-Ipsos poll that also found fewer than half now think he's honest.
A solid majority still see Bush as a strong and likable leader, though the president's confidence is seen as arrogance by a growing number.

Approval of Bush's handling of Iraq, which had been hovering in the low- to mid-40s most of the year, dipped to 38%. Midwesterners and young women and men with a high school education or less were most likely to abandon Bush on his handling of Iraq in the last six months.

American troops have suffered heavy casualties in Iraq in recent days. On Wednesday, 14 Marines were killed in the Euphrates River valley in the worst roadside bombing targeting Americans since the war began in March 2003.

William Anderson, a retired Republican from Fort Worth, said Bush "has the right intentions, but he's going about them the wrong way."

"Iraq is one of the issues that everybody has a problem with," Anderson said. "There are some big discussions about it around town. Everybody's got their agreements and disagreements. It seems like there's no end. Is it going to end up another Vietnam?"

Continuing worries about Iraq may do more than drag down Bush's standing with the public. They could become a major issue in the 2006 midterm congressional races, and if the war is still going in 2008, they could be a factor in the presidential race.

Bush's overall job approval was at 42%, with 55% disapproving. That's about where Bush's approval has been all summer but slightly lower than at the beginning of the year.

The portion of people who consider Bush honest has dropped slightly from January, when 53% described him that way while 45% did not. Now, people are just about evenly split on that issue — with 48% saying he's honest and 50% saying he's not.

The drop in the number of people who see Bush as honest was strongest among middle-aged Americans as well as suburban women, a key voting group in the 2004 election. A further erosion of trust could make it tougher for Bush to win support for his policies in Congress and internationally.

"The reason that trust is so important has to do with the long-standing belief that you could trust him, even if you don't always agree with him and don't understand what he's doing," said Bruce Buchanan, a political scientist at the University of Texas. "The honesty dip is partly caused by a loss of faith in his credibility on Iraq."

The president said Thursday from his ranch in Crawford, Texas, that threats from al-Qaeda's No. 2, Ayman al-Zawahri, "make it clear that Iraq is a part of this war on terror, and we're at war." Bush pledged to "complete this job in Iraq."

Almost two-thirds in the poll described Bush as strong and likable.

"He's a man of character," said Cheryl Cheyney, a school bus driver from Cumming, Ga., and a Republican. "He's very honest in the things he says. I agree with his belief system, the way he believes in God and is not afraid to show it. That's very important to me."

But the portion of people who view his confidence as arrogance has increased from 49% in January to 56% now.

"This country is a monarchy," said Charles Nuutinen, a 62-year-old independent from Greenville, Wis. "He's turning this country into Saudi Arabia. He does what he wants. He doesn't care what the people want."

Six in 10 said they think the country is headed down the wrong track, despite some encouraging economic news in recent weeks.

"Iraq is just a great weight holding down perceptions of an economy that is quite robust," said Karlyn Bowman, a public opinion analyst at the American Enterprise Institute. "Whenever you have troops in harm's way, people are anxious about things in general."

The poll of 1,000 adults was conducted Aug. 1-3 by Ipsos, an international polling firm. It has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.

JDaters Anonymous: JDate's Literal Poster Girl

2005-07-21T10:06:00.000-07:00

JDaters Anonymous: JDate's Literal Poster Girl

BBC Moblogging article

2005-07-21T08:00:00.000-07:00

Digital postcards from a mobile phone
Dot.life - where technology meets life, every week
By Darren Waters

Hoover Dam was an early stopping and blogging point
Millions of people around the world have set up their own web logs (blogs), writing about myriad things - from their pets and families to world politics.

I have never felt any real desire to start a blog.

While I recognise that some people have a tremendous range of opinions on a wide variety of topics, as well as a burning desire to see those opinions published online, I have been much happier as a blog reader than as a blog writer - until now.

A planned road trip to the US with my wife, I felt, would be a good opportunity to start a blog about the holiday.

Read my holiday blog - US Road Trip 2005
I wanted to be able to send friends and family a series of "digital postcards" in near time - accounts of our holiday that people were able to read while we were still away, rather than a week after our return as is often the case with the traditional postcard.

My plan was "to blog on the go" - publishing a daily update about the trip with pictures so that friends could follow our progress and even leave us messages.

Straightforward tools

Setting up a blog is simplicity itself - there are an enormous number of companies that provide straightforward tools to get you published online within minutes.

I chose Blogger.com, one of the original blogging sites, which offers neophytes simple instructions.

Choose a unique name for your blog, a log in and password, pick a template for how you want your blog to look and hey presto - you will be given a website address and access to a simple online text editor that will have you publishing your original, or not so original, thoughts, within minutes.

Not many internet cafes at the top of Yosemite Park

You can access and edit your blog from wherever you have an internet connection.

Our road trip would be taking us from Las Vegas to San Francisco in two weeks, and while we would have no problem finding an internet cafe in these cities, our other stops such as Yosemite, the Grand Canyon and the Sequoia National Park could prove more problematic.

The solution was moblogging - or mobile blogging.

It is now possible to blog using a mobile phone or handheld computer equipped with e-mail capabilities.

Add a digital camera to the phone, enable international roaming on your mobile service, and you have all the tools you need to send pictures and text from across the globe.

Unique e-mail

Popular online photo service Flickr lets people e-mail photos and text which are then published online to a number of different blog sites.

By creating a free account with Flickr I was given a unique e-mail address to let me blog our trip within seconds of writing a few words and snapping a photo.

And so began our holiday blog, US Road Trip 2005.

Each day we would blog one or two photos and a few lines of text which were then devoured back in Britain by family and friends.

A blog, of course, is accessible to anyone who knows the website address, so it is wise to remember that the world could be looking in although in reality few blogs ever attain any level of mass readership.

We ended the trip - and the blog - in San Francisco, the digital city

The mobile phone we were using had a 1.3 megapixel digital camera built in and while the photos were not exactly of professional quality they were more than serviceable for online publication.

Using a mobile had a number of benefits - it meant all the tools for blogging were contained in one device, while the familiarity of the phone meant it was easy to use.

Even my wife - who is often the most strident technophobe - became an ardent blogger and on more than one occasion we battled over who would send the daily blog.

Some drawbacks

Using a mobile to write messages had some drawbacks - the small keypad necessitated short, snappy updates rather than lengthy musings.

But that was probably more welcome to readers than rambling accounts and helped give the blog that postcard feel I was aiming for.

The other big drawback is expense - using a GPRS connection to send an e-mail abroad can cost about £7.50 per megabyte so take care when sending photos as attachments.

Friends were able to leave comments on the blog - most of which were complimentary about the blog and the holiday.

Now that the trip is over we have a permanent record of our adventure, which sits alongside our photos and our memories.

I cannot wait for our next holiday - not least because it gives me a reason to start a new blog.

Hell on wheels

2005-06-22T16:25:00.000-07:00

Hell on wheels
BY BRUCE McDOUGALL
June 22, 2005

THEY'VE become one of the biggest scourges of city streets %u2013 idiots on two wheels who daily place themselves and others in mortal danger.

Bending the rules with no regard for other road users, they run red lights, ride on the footpath and blatantly refuse to wear a helmet.
In some of the worst cases, caught on camera by The Daily Telegraph, they even ride the streets while speaking or text messaging on a mobile phone.

Finding new and creative ways of breaking the road code has been turned into an art form by a growing band of two-wheel maniacs.

Professional couriers, long among the greatest offenders, have been joined in their law-breaking ways by a range of other cyclists of all ages.

It took us just three hours yesterday to compile a series of more than a dozen photographs showing cyclists endangering themselves and others.

When The Daily Telegraph showed the photos to Roads Minister Michael Costa yesterday, he said the examples concerned him %u2013 and flagged a blitz on dangerous cyclists.

"As a regular road user I have experienced inappropriate behaviour by cyclists," Mr Costa said.

"The Daily Telegraph's photos highlight some of the issues that need more attention.

"This includes not obeying traffic signals, not wearing helmets and riding on footpaths.

"All cyclists have a responsibility to obey the road rules like every other road user. Safety and courtesy are the priority.

"That's why I have asked the RTA to see whether more needs to be done, including education similar to other road users and effective enforcement of the road rules."

Sydney's cycling population is booming. Statistics show more bicycles than cars are sold throughout Australia.

While a war on errant cyclists is looming, Bicycle NSW chief executive officer Alex Unwin said some cyclists may be forced to break the rules in the interests of their own safety.

"On a bike on the road if you have an altercation with a car you'll come off second best," Mr Unwin said.

"So generally cyclists are sensitive to their safety and focused on ensuring they don't get knocked over.

"Sometimes the smartest thing is to hop on to the footpath so they don't get squashed by a truck."

Those who transgressed were a minority, he said.

Fears arose that cycling issues would be downgraded when the RTA's bicycles and pedestrians general manager was moved recently.

But a spokeswoman said yesterday the role had been folded into another senior position %u2013 traffic management general manager.

Cyclists spoken to by The Daily Telegraph yesterday said their numbers were growing rapidly in most suburbs. "Many want the benefits of cycling %u2013 it's healthy, easy to park, low impact on the environment and simply fun," one said.

Washing machine fingers lazy male

2005-05-01T19:34:00.000-07:00

By Virginia Phillips
BBC radio science unit

Time to give up those beers and do some house chores
A Spanish designer has come up with what could be the perfect solution for the woman who feels frustrated that she has to do all the house chores.
It is a washing machine called "Your Turn", which will not let the same person use it twice in a row.
It uses fingerprint recognition technology to ensure the job of loading is not dumped on just one individual.
Pep Torres was approached by a Spanish white goods manufacturer to come up with an innovative Father's Day gift.
I hope both women and men will think it's time for the men to do more around the house
Pep Torres Designer "I thought it would be good to finish with macho man from the ice age who doesn't do anything around the house except drink beers," said Torres, from DeBuenaTinta in Barcelona.
"Spain is changing a lot, and I wanted to come up with an invention to enable men to do more around the home."

Fast fingers

Some men may disagree that it is a good present for Father's Day and argue that it is more of a gift for the lady of the house.
"It was a tongue-in-cheek idea which seemed to catch the imagination," said Torres.
"It's an invention that has a philosophy behind it and I hope both women and men will think it's time for the men to do more around the house."
Your Turn requires both partners to register their fingerprints on the sensor while it is hooked up to their home computer.
When the sensor is then plugged into the washing machine, the software will only allow the wash programme to start if a different finger is placed on it each time.
So what about the cheats - how can you get round it?
Torres has an unusual solution: "I suggest the man can leave his finger at home... we have 10 fingers, so he won't miss one - well, you don't use the little finger a lot.
"Seriously though, the only way to override the system is to crawl around the back of the machine, unplug the sensor, take it back to the home computer and re-programme it - not that easy.
"We have to make it difficult to change otherwise it defeats the object of the exercise."

All thumbs

Your Turn is also childproof. Parents can be confident that young fingers will not be able to operate the washing machine as it is only their fingerprints that can start it.

But there is one bone of contention. The same person can still load the washing time after time. The finger print sensor only controls who starts the programme.

In future designs, Torres hopes to bring the door release mechanism under the thumb of the fingerprint sensor, too.

In the meantime, Your Turn is expected to go on sale in the next couple of weeks.

The one thing it will not do though is something that most guys are notoriously bad at - separating the whites from the coloureds.

Amazon Wish List

2005-03-31T06:01:00.000-07:00

I cleaned up my Amazon wish list last night. I know there are buttons available to add my site, but I can't find them.

Here is the link:
My Amazon Wish List

If you need an excuse to use it, my birthsay is in 9 days. Really.

Plan B Family Interaction: Oh, to be four!

2005-03-03T12:57:00.000-07:00

One of my friends has started a family blog. It will probably end up being one of the best blogs to read because her children are all writers.... very good writers.

Here is a sample of the a recent entry and the link to their blog...

Tuesday, March 01, 2005
Oh, to be four!
London and I were driving in the car, just the two of us. The unusual silence allowed her to ask serious life questions such as, "Mom if you cut my hair short like Parker's, will I be a boy?" This opened up the important conversation about gender-specific body parts. London said I was talking potty-talk. I said "No, I'm just trying to answer your question." I took the plunge and forced myself to say, "Boys have a pxxxx, girls have a vxxxxx." (edited so we don't get kicked off blogger.com for running a dirty site) She responded, "Mom, I want a pxxxx, I don't want a pajama."
posted by Carol at 5:06 PM

Plan B Family Interaction: Oh, to be four!

New messaging phone from LG - F9200 (phoneArena)

2005-02-15T16:42:00.000-07:00

New messaging phone from LG - F9200 (phoneArena)New messaging phone from LG - F9200
Published on July.15.2005 10:47 by Crossblade
Article Index:

LG F9200, the successor of F9100, can be used in two ways - as an ordinary phone in bar form-factor, and in landscape mode, as a slider phone with full QWERTY keyboard suitable for messaging. The most notable new features are VGA camera and e-mail support. The device is expected to be available later this year from Cingular Wireless.

Source: Engadget

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wonderings and wanderings in portland on a bicycle

2005-01-29T21:24:00.000-07:00

~bicycle haikus~

a revolution
of the pedal and the mind
commuting to work
~kazimar~

this machine is built
of parts from countries far-flung
it burns Oreos
~caloso~

when wheels are turning
it must be revolution
it changes the world
~roofus~

i ride over here
i ride my bike over there
i ride everywhere
~vera~

At the computer
Wishing I were out riding
The weekend is near
~a2psyklnut~

Rain all morning long
Afternoon ride by myself
Too cautious, I crash
~a2psyklnut~

Underwear Nazi:
No underwear under shorts
NEVER! Got it? Good.
~a2psyklnut~

I should be working
thinking of more bike haikus
Come on 5 o'clock
~a2psyklnut~

Too many spare parts
What to do with all of them?
Buy new frame of course
~a2psyklnut~

Have not a clue where
I'm going, but the wheels say
"You'll love it -- promise!
~robcat~

If you ride my route,
Please don't tick off the cagers!
I ride two wheels too!
~robcat~

My bike is heavy,
But air, sun, and the effort
Make me light inside.
~robcat~

Strain, mash, *CHINK!* Aw man!
Chain-slip! And I'm going down!
Bruised knee...stupid hill!
~robcat~

Morning, hair askew,
Grumpy! I don't wanna work today!
Bike changes my 'tude.
~robcat~

Do you ride like me?
Yeah, you go faster, I know,
But with a big smile?
~robcat~

road bike named vishnu
shiva is my mountain bike
casey rides them both
~kazimar~

mind pedaling through
8 to 5 in cubicle
at 5 i'm riding
~kazimar~

cliff bar before ride
banana half way up hill
beer when I get home
~kazimar~

awake dreaming bike
around and around my bliss
pedaling for me
~kazimar~

rain falling buckets
people in cars grimmacing
i ride with smile
~kazimar~

Tires sing a sweet song
Asphalt played like a cello
Traction symphony
~robcat~

My wish for Mother Earth
Roar of four-wheelers muted
In favor of two!
~robcat~

Days since a good ride!
My saddle runneth over
Where's the Lean Cuisine?
~robcat~

Impatient driver
Fingers drumming on the wheel
Know you not this joy?
~robcat~

Lo! The Devil Hill
Bane of my homeward commute
Finally conquered!
~robcat~

Quiet Autumn day
Leaves skittering in my path
Winter shadows loom
~robcat~

Thousands of dollars,
Titanium and carbon,
Cannot change a flat.
~unknown~

Colors of colors,
The jersey for all jerseys,
Please buy a mirror.
~unknown~

How much more proof do they need?

2004-12-23T09:48:00.000-07:00

ABC News: Report: Jackson Prints Found on Porn Mags

Chrismakkah???

2004-12-19T13:40:00.000-07:00

I just don't get it..... If we are all supposed to appreciate the individuality of all people, why does everyone try to fit the rest of the world into one mold? I don't celebrate all the religious and non-religious holidays celebrated during winter. I never will.... however I will stand up for anyone who feels that their right to do so is not respected... I feel the same about Christmas, Chanuka, Kwanza, Diwali, Yule... and any other holiday I may have ignorantly left off.

Blending the holidays into one is not a way to respect the beliefs of another culture. Blending them into one is a way to eliminate them, to exorcise the signifigance of the least widely celebrated and blend it right in until no one recognizes it anymore. Didn't the Christians do that with most of the Druid holidays and other holidays that existed at the time the Christian faith was growing? Christmas was moved to coincide with a winter festival... Easter was moved to coincide with a planting and fertility festival. It was easier to ring the bells louder and set a bigger feast table than it was to get the non-christians to stop their traditional celebrations.

Now, Christmas is watered down to make the religious connotations seem unimportant. It is blended with other holidays to encourage non-christians to participate, and it has become a celebration that begins with the first day of November and ends after New Years so as to encompass all the other holidays from every major religious group.

It doesn't make it ok. I don't want to celebrate Christmas with a snowman made of matzoh balls. Witches and ghosts are not a reason to skip Halloween if another culture does not hold them to be symbols of evil. I will not mutate a Christmas tree into a Chanuka Bush or a politically acceptable holiday ficus, and I am saddened that there are people who feel that they must create a holiday that is socially acceptable rather than respecting the indivuality and origin in the tradition of the real holidays that they could be enjoying.

PSESD: Educational Technology Weblog

2004-10-29T06:16:00.000-07:00

PSESD: Educational Technology Weblog

2004-10-20T21:15:00.000-07:00

photo by: sarabear

2004-10-20T19:12:00.000-07:00

The Camino San Pedro Mes Bais

photo by: sarabear

The street behind my pención.

Goodbye Superman....

2004-10-14T13:48:00.000-07:00

This message as a courtesy of washingtonpost.com

A Leading Man for Spinal Cord Research

By Joe Holley

Christopher Reeve, who brought a comic book hero to life in four "Superman" movies and who became a real-life crusader for medical research after a paralyzing, near-fatal horseback-riding accident, died Sunday.

Reeve, 52, had gone into a coma Saturday at his home in Pound Ridge, N.Y., after having a heart attack during treatment for an infected pressure wound, a skin ulcer common to those confined to bed or unable to move on their own. He was transported to Northern Westchester Hospital but did not regain consciousness, his publicist, Colleen Dermody, said.

Despite his paralysis, Reeve used his celebrity status during the past nine years to mobilize funding and support for spinal cord injury research. Last Tuesday, he was at the Rehabilitation Institute in Chicago speaking on behalf of the institute's work. In Friday's presidential debate, Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.) mentioned Reeve as a friend and fellow advocate for embryonic stem cell research.

The actor believed that such innovative medical procedures would allow him and millions of others with spinal cord injuries to someday walk again. He was an outspoken critic of President Bush's 2001 decision to limit federal funding to existing stem cell lines.

"Perhaps it's my job to offend some scientists," Reeve told the Lasker Foundation last year after receiving the group's annual award for public service. "I'm not asking them to be reckless or unprofessional, but I do want to reinforce a sense of urgency."

The Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, based in New Jersey, has awarded more than $46.5 million in research funds to neuroscientists.

Christopher Reeve was born Sept. 25, 1952, in Manhattan to Barbara Johnson, a journalist, and Franklin Reeve, a writer and professor. His parents divorced when he was young, and he and his brother moved with their mother to Princeton, N.J., when she remarried.

From his early teens, he knew he wanted to be an actor, nothing else. By 16, he was a member of Actors' Equity and soon after acquired an agent.

Reeve received his undergraduate degree from Cornell University in 1974 but spent his senior year at the Juilliard School for Drama in New York City, where one of his teachers was Oscar-winner John Houseman. He took a role in the TV soap opera "Love of Life" to pay for a second year at Juilliard but dropped out of school when his soap opera character, a heartless bigamist named Ben Harper, assumed a larger role in the ongoing story.

In 1975, Reeve landed his first Broadway role, in "A Matter of Gravity" with Katharine Hepburn. The play -- and Reeve -- received mixed reviews. He told Newsday that he learned much from working with Hepburn.

"I'd always thought of acting as a way to lose yourself, disappear into a part and thus find a kind of freedom," he said. "She taught me that quite the opposite is supposed to happen. You must bring your own convictions, things you really love and hate to the character, and then adjust after that."

After the play closed, Reeve moved to California and wrangled a bit part in his first film, a submarine disaster movie called "Gray Lady Down."

When producers Alexander and Ilya Salkind bought the rights in 1974 to make a Superman movie, they had assumed they would find a "bankable" star to play the lead but had no such success. By mid-1976, they had hired Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman to play supporting roles and had decided they could risk going with an unknown Superman.

At first, the handsome, young actor wasn't interested, but after reading the script, he changed his mind. The film's director, Richard Donner, invited Reeve to London for a screen test, and the actor spent two weeks preparing.

During 18 months of filming, beginning in March 1977, Reeve transformed himself physically and mentally into the Man of Steel.

"What makes Superman a hero is not that he has power, but that he has the wisdom and maturity to use the power wisely," Reeve noted in the 1978 book "The Making of Superman" by David Michael Petrou. "From an acting point of view, that's how I approach the part."

"Superman" opened Dec. 15, 1978, and was an immediate success.

"Reeve's charm and assurance save the show from the potentially unfortunate consequences of epic pretensions," Gary Arnold wrote in The Washington Post. "Reeve is such a skillful and discreetly ingratiating actor that he transforms the burden into a cheerful light workout, finessing his incredible identities as deftly as Superman might divert a runaway locomotive."

The movie's success made the 26-year-old actor one of Hollywood's hottest. He took his acting seriously and often sought to play against type. He turned down a million-dollar offer to play the lead role in "American Gigolo" but accepted slightly more than $500,000 to play a love-struck time traveler in a small picture called "Somewhere in Time" (1980) with Jane Seymour.

When Superman II opened in the United States in 1981, it set a record by grossing more than $5 million on a single day, June 20. Most critics liked the Superman sequel as well -- and they liked Reeve.

Throughout the 1980s, Reeve struggled to, as he put it, "escape the cape." He appeared on stage on Broadway in 1980 in Lanford Wilson's "Fifth of July," in which he played a gay, embittered veteran who lost his legs in the Vietnam war.

Reeve went on to star in "Superman III" in 1983 and four years later "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace." He also starred in "Deathtrap," (1982) opposite Michael Caine, and "Street Smart" (1987), with Morgan Freeman, and played in Merchant-Ivory's Oscar-nominated "Remains of the Day" (1993) with Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.

Although the Superman films earned $300 million at the box office and made Reeve a global star, his career began to falter in the 1990s. He found himself appearing in made-for-TV movies and such instantly forgettable efforts as the 1995 remake of the horror film "Village of the Damned."

A month after the movie's release, on May 27, 1995, he was thrown from a horse during an equestrian event in Culpeper, Va. The horse balked at a rail jump and pitched Reeve forward. Reeve landed on his head and suffered multiple injuries, including two shattered vertebrae, resulting in a C2 spinal cord injury. He stopped breathing for three minutes, and the injury blocked almost all neural communication between his brain and his body.

Doctors initially predicted that Reeve would never have feeling or movement below his head, and the actor told Barbara Walters in a television interview that he considered suicide. He credited his wife, Dana, with insisting that he not give up.

Reeve, who had been politically active before his accident, became an advocate for stem-cell research, therapeutic cloning and increased funding for spinal cord injury research. With his wife, he opened the Christopher and Dana Reeve Paralysis Resource Center, a facility in Short Hills, N.J., that helps paralyzed people live more independently.

"Obviously, he did a tremendous job in furthering the cure, but he also was fixated on helping those with disabilities today, pending the wonderful arrival of that cure, which could be many years off," said Michael Deland, chairman of the National Organization on Disability. Reeve served as co-chairman of the organization.

In 1996, Reeve moved an Academy Award audience to tears with a call for more films about serious social issues. He also continued acting.

In his first major role since the paralysis, he directed and acted in a 1998 TV remake of the Alfred Hitchcock thriller "Rear Window." Last year, he appeared in the TV series "Smallville" as Dr. Swann, who helps the young Clark Kent learn more about his origins. He directed a made-for-TV movie, "The Brooke Ellison Story," about a young quadriplegic, that is scheduled to air this month.

According to his official Web site, he appeared in 17 feature films, 12 made-for-TV movies and about 150 plays. He also hosted numerous documentaries and TV specials.

Despite rigorous therapy, Reeve experienced virtually no improvement in his condition during the first five years after the accident, but after beginning an experimental regimen at Washington University in St. Louis in 1999, he experienced some movement in his left index finger. Whether the therapy led to Reeve's improvement is not known, although Reeve believed that it did. So did millions of others living with paralysis, who viewed the actor as a hero and an inspiration.

In addition to his wife, Dana Morosini Reeve, survivors include an 11-year-old son, Will Reeve; two children, Matthew Reeve, 25, and Alexandra Reeve, 21, from his relationship with former model Gae Exton; his parents; and a brother.

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Bikes_Yikes!

2004-10-11T22:52:00.000-07:00

bikes_yikes

busted stuff

2004-10-10T09:20:00.000-07:00

busted stuff

This is so freakin' funny.... from wired newsfeed...

2004-06-25T21:19:00.000-07:00

Photoshop this German church getting a new toupee

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2004-06-22 02:46:36 PM

sdw3u

H'o'w ab'o'ut this

2004-06-22 02:55:42 PM

PPL_Wannabe

Obvious

2004-06-22 03:14:35 PM

JP Patches

2004-06-22 03:39:41 PM

h2ogate

2004-06-22 03:55:23 PM

Coryct

2004-06-22 04:01:22 PM

rtreynor

2004-06-22 04:02:33 PM

Yammering_Splat_Vector

2004-06-22 04:05:26 PM

sdw3u

Click image for original (pops).

2004-06-22 04:06:37 PM

Kiribub

2004-06-22 04:14:09 PM

Peteykins

Splat_Vector: That resulted in a "what are you laughing at?" moment in my office. :)

2004-06-22 04:21:56 PM

bushtit

2004-06-22 04:34:19 PM

crazy_homeless_guy

/definetly not the highest quality

2004-06-22 04:36:36 PM

Creepy_Monkey

2004-06-22 04:59:39 PM

bargirl24

2004-06-22 05:00:13 PM

Stuv

2004-06-22 06:43:59 PM

SpiffyandRedhot

2004-06-22 07:16:36 PM

Cosmic_Music

sdw3u, SpiffyandRedhot

beautiful, both.

2004-06-22 08:45:03 PM

prufrock2

2004-06-22 09:52:35 PM

HempKnight

2004-06-22 10:34:14 PM

JoePhila1

2004-06-22 10:53:41 PM

bargirl24

Thanks PPL_Wannabe

2004-06-22 11:12:15 PM

TigerLily

2004-06-22 11:31:57 PM

mccaffry

And now for something not completely different...
George Bush's Lying Circus...

2004-06-23 12:14:14 AM

JangoFett

2004-06-23 03:27:02 AM

chtorran

2004-06-23 12:57:38 PM

PurityControl

2004-06-23 05:12:52 PM

Campaigner444

2004-06-24 02:47:07 AM

DocBubonic

2004-06-24 12:53:41 PM

TigerLily

2004-06-24 02:25:46 PM

JangoFett

Most excellent, DocBubonic! I always liked that evil toupee monster.

2004-06-24 02:34:52 PM

Pioner

2004-06-25 01:51:59 AM

DocBubonic

JangoFett Thanks, I appreciate the compliment. I enjoy using the Helltoupee in Pses.

2004-06-25 03:33:29 AM

BobTheDemonOtter

CreepyMonkey: Ha!

2004-06-25 12:58:45 PM

wakitu

Nice, prufrock; like the signage change.

2004-06-25 01:27:53 PM

inthe80s

I never win when I play these things

2004-06-25 05:25:31 PM

the invisible kid

2004-06-25 05:37:27 PM

the invisible kid

Shoot. My sign reads "New Babel Grand Opening"

(props to GZT for inspiration!)

2004-06-25 05:54:31 PM

TigerSpirit

Points for the invisible kid for using biblical reference.

2004-06-25 05:55:01 PM

Officer Garcia

Great job, profrock2. I want to post your picture on the door of the "church" that recently bought the Houston Rockets' old arena.

2004-06-25 05:55:45 PM

millera9

Very nicely done everyone!

Y_S_V The McChurch sign made coworkers stare at me and wonder what was so funny about the Document Change Request form I'm supposed to be looking at. 1 vote!

/looks for new job

2004-06-25 05:55:50 PM

neebop

HempKnight I give you props.

2004-06-25 06:02:19 PM

the invisible kid

TigerSpirit: So did prufrock (but thanks nonetheless!).

2004-06-25 06:05:03 PM

suffra

and a female makes the Monty Python refference,
wifey material you are,
and you got my vote

2004-06-25 06:09:00 PM

zjspeed

Vote now

2004-06-25 06:15:03 PM

neebop

2004-06-25 06:15:30 PM

danflurry

/subtle. check filename if needed.

2004-06-25 06:17:28 PM

danflurry

Inv.Kid...awesometastic.

2004-06-25 06:20:51 PM

Soni

2004-06-25 06:22:07 PM

The Mad Fishmonger

/subtle?

2004-06-25 06:23:52 PM

Fasterfester

2004-06-25 06:25:04 PM

pdeckard

2004-06-25 06:28:49 PM

44andConservative

Pretty Clever Prufrock!

Matthew 19:24

and again I say unto you, It is easier for a camel to enter a needle`s eye than a rich man into the kingdom of God.

2004-06-25 06:29:55 PM

damonius

/i suck, but ok.

credit to ppl wannabee.

2004-06-25 06:30:39 PM

cvd

2004-06-25 06:32:36 PM

jgm1976

"Nobody steps on a church in my town!"

2004-06-25 06:32:50 PM

danflurry

find waldo.

2004-06-25 06:37:45 PM

Joelius Caeser

/One ticket please

2004-06-25 06:39:34 PM

RockIsDead

2004-06-25 06:44:25 PM

Slothboy

'Why is it so heavy?' Oliver asked.

Ouimette said, 'Because it's a rock.'

I can no longer laugh at people who forget to enable voting. Mods, please delete my b00bie.

2004-06-25 06:45:49 PM

blatant1

/obvious

2004-06-25 06:46:09 PM

the invisible kid

Thanks danflurry!

(p.s. I found Waldo.)

2004-06-25 06:53:28 PM

danflurry

/last one. crappy source pic ppl. congrats to those who actually made something out of it.

2004-06-25 06:59:47 PM

daevczen

This is the Frauenkirche in Dresden, where I reside.
In the seven years war, this protestant church built in the time of August the Strong's son, withstood multiple canonball shots to the dome, first noticed in the 1920's.

She might have withstood the firestorm of '45, but some silly person left the door open.

In the GDR times, they left the pile of stones where they were as an antiwar monument. Reconstruction first started after the wall came down. Should be finished by next year or so.

2004-06-25 07:12:36 PM

Godamnlimey

2004-06-25 07:15:24 PM

danflurry

Thanks danflurry!

(p.s. I found Waldo.)

get.out.

2004-06-25 07:46:39 PM

GenghisBong

2004-06-25 07:49:12 PM

GenghisBong

Aw crap sorry, I see it has been done.. oh well

2004-06-25 07:54:08 PM

Jsimmons38040

What? No love for chtorran's entry? I thought it was really well done.

2004-06-25 07:55:24 PM

stonent

Mad fish monger:

Castlevania. I knew it well!

2004-06-25 08:07:30 PM

epoch

I live in Dresden too, and ironically enough, in the first picture, where the copper cuppola would have dropped would have crushed and killed me because I was there directly under it. I was thinking the same thing while they were raising it...if it falls, i am dead. Interesting to see my thoughts in Photoshop form on fark.

2004-06-25 08:13:29 PM

CokedUpWerewolf

Mad fish monger

Props on the Castlevania reference. I remember cussing my NES out for overheating in Drac's castle in Castlevania III. I never got the password.... *sniffle*

2004-06-25 08:15:10 PM

undefgeek

That's great Yammering_Splat_Vector, but shouldn't it read "Over 99 Million Saved"?

2004-06-25 08:15:42 PM

godzillatemple

2004-06-25 08:19:38 PM

ImmaculateCurtainrod

2004-06-25 08:26:53 PM

Arcadius

GodDamnLimey

Very nice, it looks real seamless!

2004-06-25 08:32:54 PM

The Beast Master

2004-06-25 08:38:21 PM

Beat

I FOUND WALDO!

2004-06-25 08:40:25 PM

eldoobie

2004-06-25 08:42:36 PM

NAUCody

david hasselhoff people germans love david hasselhof!

2004-06-25 08:44:55 PM

yuvalmal

2004-06-25 08:48:19 PM

Binuru

Prufrock

Awesome, great reference.

2004-06-25 08:52:21 PM

Godamnlimey

Arcadius
Yeah I know,it's a pretty shiatty rush job,your entry on the other hand was kick ass.

2004-06-25 09:58:43 PM

Pindooca

I'm either really tired, or these are really great. :)

2004-06-25 10:21:19 PM

agreywolf42

2004-06-25 10:24:06 PM

EatTheWorld

GZT Well done! Neato!

2004-06-25 10:41:03 PM

DammitDrag

W O W

2004-06-25 10:51:35 PM

wotnartd

Jango: That rocks! I take my hat off to thee! Bravo.

2004-06-25 10:59:52 PM

VWSpeedRacer

godzillatemple

Brilliant!

2004-06-25 11:39:12 PM

jzedd

/A little messy. Sorry.
/I wonder if anybody will get this?

2004-06-25 11:42:01 PM

Popedispencer

Just call me the request whore. Countrymen, lend me your pity votes

2004-06-25 11:42:14 PM

noderat

2004-06-25 11:47:23 PM

noderat

Props to jgm1976 for posting with the StayPuff man first, though I had to sit on mine for five hours untill my 24hr signup wait was over.

2004-06-25 11:55:21 PM

george psalmanazar

the Frauenkirche wouldn't need a new top if the US army air force hadn't criminally carpet bombed this non-strategic city, populated with civilians and refugees with 3,907 tons of incendiary "fire-sticks" and GP bombs. between 25,000 to 135,000 dead.

/american war crimes

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2004-06-23T10:25:00.000-07:00

I have given up on my own server. I just can't get MT to work right. Either I can't blog from inside my firewall, or I can't get to it from outside. Until I get it working.... here I am. Lucky you.

Good morning!

2004-05-30T11:55:00.000-07:00

a new day, a new blog..... here we go!

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