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maybe im just predisposed to foam, but this might be a fun device to have around.
- dave 3-28-2006 9:24 pm [link] [9 comments]

Check out Portland blog urbanhonking Ultimate Blogger Challenge. - erin

- steve 3-23-2006 2:42 am [link] [add a comment]

Good news from the mailbag:

Hello,
I have found your website digitalmediatree.com by searching Google for "woman breaking dishes machine embroidery design". I think our websites has a similar theme, so I have already added your link to my website.
It's about time someone took note of our dominance in the "women breaking dishes machine embroidery design" space.
- jim 3-21-2006 7:52 pm [link] [2 comments]

Finally watched that juggling video everyone had linked. I guess I see why.
- jim 3-19-2006 10:13 pm [link] [add a comment]

found 70s headshots
- dave 3-18-2006 6:16 pm [link] [add a comment]

straight to soft cover :

Though not all blogs may aspire to literary permanence, they can achieve it through the new Book-Smart software from Blurb, a publish-your-own-book service. The software, which is expected to be available free later this month at www.blurb.com, features a "Slurper" tool that automatically downloads and reformats the contents of a Web log into a book that bloggers and their admirers can purchase online.

Slurping is not all BookSmart has to offer. It simplifies the layout process by providing design templates for various kinds of books, including cookbooks, photo books, portfolios and volumes dedicated to pets and babies. The software guides users through design decisions like choosing text styles and how many photos will appear on each page.

Pricing for printed versions of your book from Blurb starts at $30 for an 8-by-10-inch full-color hardcover volume with dust jacket and up to 40 pages. A book of up to 80 pages is $3 more. (Blurb plans to eventually offer paperback editions selling for about 30 percent less than hardcover.) Authors will also be able to set up online bookstores through Blurb's Web site.

Although an early version of the software occasionally stuttered or froze, Blurb expects to have the kinks ironed out in time for its public release.

- bill 3-03-2006 6:28 pm [link] [2 refs] [add a comment]



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- mark 3-01-2006 4:05 am [link] [add a comment]

Do I lose karma for posting a sports link? 2006 slam dunk contest highlights.
- jim 2-22-2006 4:05 pm [link] [1 ref] [4 comments]

The Israeli Anti-Semitic Cartoon Contest

Israeli publisher, Dimona Comix, has challenged Jews to create anti-Semitic cartoons to show that a) A confident people are not threatened by cartoons and b) when it comes to offending Jews, we will not be beaten on our home turf!

- bill 2-21-2006 4:14 am [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]

answers for those who question authority
Radical reference originated as a service provided by volunteer library workers from all over the United States to assist demonstrators and activists at the convergence surrounding the Republican National Convention in New York City August 29-September 2, 2004. We are evolving, expanding our services, and continuing to utilize our professional skills and tools to answer information needs from the general public, independent journalists, and activists. Service will be provided via this web site, blog, e-mail, chat, phone, in the street and Ouija board.
- linda 2-18-2006 5:09 pm [link] [add a comment]

The tiny versions of images on the Tree in the address bar (not just the Tree logo) are sweet. When did that happen?
- tom moody 2-17-2006 3:10 am [link] [6 comments]

Cheney shot and injured fellow hunter in S. Texas. I like this quote from the ranch owner, in the Times account:

''Fortunately, the vice president has got a lot of medical people around him and so they were right there and probably more cautious than we would have been,'' she said. ''The vice president has got an ambulance on call, so the ambulance came.''
- tom moody 2-13-2006 12:46 am [link] [11 comments]

Short video of a 500 kV switch opening in the Nevada desert.
- jim 2-12-2006 6:40 pm [link] [1 comment]

P4j4m4


- bill 2-07-2006 12:01 pm [link] [5 comments]

Debra Burlingame Watch: her testimony is used to justify domestic spying.
- tom moody 2-07-2006 5:02 am [link] [add a comment]

you might need an extra home for this home computer.
- dave 2-06-2006 4:04 pm [link] [2 comments]

eco-cruise

"Falcon! Is it a merlin?" cried Joe Giunta, as a small bird soared overhead just moments after the catamaran left the South Street Seaport dock on the East River. Quick discussion, and it was decided that Giunta, a retired teacher who lectures on birds for the local Audubon society and has a staggering 1,020 birds on his own "life list," was correct.

- bill 2-03-2006 12:44 am [link] [add a comment]

Amazing Quake II mod:

You finally saw the yacht in the seemingly random bunch of dots! You can see the dinosaurs and dolphins in the Magic-Eye books! Now use your skills to free yourself from your evil extra-dimensional zombie oppressors! Welcome to Quake II as it was never meant to be.

Quake II AbSIRD is a modification of the Quake II graphics engine to produce SIRDS instead of standard 3D images.
I was never very good at seeing those magic-eye things, but it always surprised me how cool it was when I did get it. Of course the first thing I wondered was whether you could produce the effect with moving images. Evidently you can. Not sure this has any practical applications (I guess it depends on how hard it is to see and whether it gives you a massive head ache and makes you cross eyed or something like that,) but I'd love to try it out. Windows only unfortunately.
- jim 2-02-2006 8:11 pm [link] [1 comment]

dubya fmu


- bill 1-31-2006 5:17 pm [link] [add a comment]

Design Within Reach 2005 champagne cork chair competition winners
- jim 1-26-2006 6:32 pm [link] [add a comment]

Welcome to OED Online. We're giving access to the OED so you can explore words with the new BBC TV series Balderdash and Piffle, now running in the UK (more about the series). Until 13 February, you can use the OED to look up any word starting with the letters featured in the programmes—or pick a quick link to see one of the words highlighted this week.


- dave 1-25-2006 9:12 pm [link] [add a comment]

Index of animated GIFs demonstrating math concepts.
- jim 1-24-2006 10:51 pm [link] [1 comment]

wilson pickett - rip'n' it upstairs
- dave 1-22-2006 9:20 pm [link] [add a comment]

readthebill.org


- bill 1-22-2006 5:39 am [link] [add a comment]

dogs can detect cancer on peoples breath.
- dave 1-19-2006 7:10 pm [link] [1 comment]