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New Jefferson Easter photos are loaded
We had a great day. Susan worked in the 9 a.m. church service nursery time. Jefferson and I met her for the 11 a.m. service. It was great. Fantastic singing and the church was pretty full. Jefferson looked for eggs and opened up his basket. It is beautiful outside today. 60 degrees and sunny. Later on, we are cleaning off Jeffersons slide and playhouse and staying outdoors all afternoon.
Obsessive gamer Storm Troopers get a virtual visit from Lord Vader
hmm..."obsessive" might be an understatement
Apple 2 button mouse in the works?
hmm....I'll believe it, when I see it.
The FEC must tread carefully in the area of political communications on the Internet. Political news and commentary on the Internet are important, even vital, to our democracy, and becoming more so. For starters, the FEC should provide adequate protection for legitimate online journalists. Online journalists should be treated the same as other legitimate broadcast media, newspapers, etc. and, at this point, I don’t see any reason why the FEC shouldn’t include legitimate online journalists and bloggers in the “media exemption” rule.
hmm..who do they consider to be legitimate?
New photos of Jefferson are up
How many parents out there have pictures of their children in a giant colon? We do!
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/0,39023165,39183867,00.htm
Very interesting. I think he made a wise decision. The G5 is a work of art.
I especially do not like this line:
If TiVo's Net strategy takes off, the company still has a chance as a stand-alone player. That's a sobering thought for the TV giants and studios. In fact, given the disruptive potential of TiVo, maybe one of the titans will spend a few hundred million to buy it after all -- if only to kill it.
I have a DirecTV TiVo, it's a watered down version of the real TiVo but I sure do love it. It definately changes the way you watch televsion, at our house, we ended up watching less. Fast Forwarding through commercials is fantastic.
25-cent/gallon increase on the way say experts
It must be about time for travel season.
Intel has designed a mac mini knockoff
So much for innovation :-(
