Monthly Archives: June 2006

Question 0

Anyone who isn’t a full fledged computer nut (or someone who does this for a living… I at least fit both categories) can move on to some of my other posts below (World Cup Part 3 for example).  However, if you aren’t phased, please continue. Why has no one done a one to one port [...]

Delicious Linkroll — Canvas Plugin 0

My little contribution to the Canvas community.  This plugin uses the Del.icio.us javascript link roll interface to display your del.icio.us links as a block in Canvas. Download Updated 6.30.06 Download it here: delicious_v1.zip Installation Simply unzip the two files into your wp-content/plugins/Canvas/plugins directory, and then go to Block Management and rescan.  The block is filed [...]

World Cup (Part 3) 0

Round of 16 As we conclude Group Play and almost conclude the knock out round, a bit of reflection is in order before we get to the recaps.  I personally don’t like FIFA’s blanket stance on trying to cut down on agressive play with the abundance of yellow/red cards.  There have been two refs that [...]

World Cup (Part 2) 3

Round 1 – Part 1 (Continued) Spain 4 – Ukraine 0 The past few Cups must have been really hard on Spain fans.  They always look so good, and then just seem to lay an egg.  They certainly looked a lot better this time around.  And at least the US won’t have laid the worst [...]

World Cup (Part 1) 2

‘But the hour cometh, and now is’ – John 4:23 March Madness is like Christmas come early.  I get goose bumps with the build up of the conference tournaments.  March is a special month.  The 65-team single elimination format is one of the most exciting things in sports.  However, I side with the rest of [...]

From the “Blowing Your Mind” Category 2

Check this out!  This guy is simply a freak of nature.  That is some serious force perspective stuff! Along the same lines the French artist Felice Varini (more here) does some incredible things as well.  I think a lot of his stuff could be acomplished with a laser leveler, but it is still quite remarkable.  [...]

An Inconvenient Truth 0

I believe Ebert’s quote sums it up nicely. In 39 years, I have never written these words in a movie review, but here they are: You owe it to yourself to see this film. If you do not, and you have grandchildren, you should explain to them why you decided not to. On multiple levels, [...]