Archive for October, 2003
Editorial Comment
The current picture at the top of the webpage is a one inch strip of this picture that I took with my Kodak digital camera. The size is suitable for use as a Windows background. You can right-click on it and select “Save Picture As…” to save it on your computer. Forty more names have [...]
Posted: October 29th, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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Upgrades
I’ve upgraded the WordPress program to the current version, 0.72, which should provide nice new features both in the viewing and editing of posts. Let me know how it’s working for you.
Posted: October 27th, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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Long Day’s Journey Into Night
OK, this is going to be more Joyce than O’Neil — here is my stream of consciousness from my Boston trip. buzz it’s 8:30 couldn’t go to sleep until 3 busy day yesterday randomly met janet reno the bus left at 7 supposed to have lunch with s– at noon dropped off my laundry grabbed [...]
Posted: October 23rd, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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Various
I’ve been negligent in contributing this week; it’s been busy. My uncle from Toronto showed up unexpectedly. I judged a moot court (law student) competition in Newark; they were short of judges, so I ended up judging three rounds, which was mentally exhausting. I’m going to Boston in the morning to watch the movie Robot [...]
Posted: October 22nd, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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Dilbert Mystery Artist Week
Head to www.dilbert.com (or check your comics pages in the newspaper first and then go to the Dilbert website) – it’s Dilbert Mystery Artist Week, where a guest mystery comics artist fills in for Dilbert’s regular guy, Scott Adams. Hilarious stuff so far. (of course, today’s strip is particularly funny if you’re already familiar with [...]
Posted: October 21st, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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Save Boomtown
Ah, the world of the Internet has ways to save a tv show from cancellation. Visit http://www.saveboomtown.com/ and if you want to do so, please sign on to the petition and consider the other ways that can be done.
Posted: October 20th, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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A funny ad
The latest Target ad has amazing guest stars – the mascots of all the various products. Pillsbury Doughboy, Fisherman Gorton, M&M’s (Yellow Peanut and the red one), Mr. Peanut, and the Kool Aid guy, all colliding into Target for good deals. Don’t know about the good deals, don’t know if I like Target, but I [...]
Posted: October 20th, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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Curses
So, Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs are out, and NY Yankees and Florida Marlins are in. If one didn’t believe in curses before, I do wonder if watching these baseball playoffs would provide some corroboration for the idea of curses against the two teams that get plagued for so long. Real or not, the [...]
Posted: October 17th, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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Playoffs make for unbelievable tv
It is 9:10pm, EST, andI must say, it’s exciting tv – Chicago Cubs’ Kerry Wood made an unbelievable homerun, helping out his own game. Wow. This just doesn’t happen too often. And, yes, Yankees v. Red Sox continues…
Posted: October 15th, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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A cute ad
[Ed. note: Watch the advertisement at the AT&T reachout website] AT& T Wireless latest cute ad: youre watching a couple in silent turmoil. They watch other couples in happiness, while theyre gloomy and doom-stricken. Is the relationship over? Is the despair temporary? The woman is sitting by, absently at her meeting, when she sees her [...]
Posted: October 13th, 2003 under Brooklyn.
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