Monthly Archives: October 1999

This sort of thing comes out all the time. It’s not the best reason not to eat meat, but it’s a good one.

Great rant over on Flutterby about the usefulness of the Object paradigm.

Fantasizing about cars I might buy after graduation here are two useful sites: Intellichoice and the EPA’s fuel economy site. The Intellichoice design really sucks. Why can’t we make good mostly text designs? It’s really not that hard.

CNN has the transcript of Wednesday’s Gore-Bradley town meeting. Allison got selected to attend and submit a question. It doesn’t look like her question got picked, though, a search for her name comes up empty.

The Illustrated Beowulf – Starring Bill Clinton as Beowulf! [via Bifurcated Rivets]

Work Well With Others [via GeekNews]

A review of Princess Mononoke in Salon. I keep seeing this film mentioned on AICN but this is the first thing I’ve read about it. It sounds like an amazing story with an impressive cast.

Vint Cerf talks about IPv6.

Dogs in elk. Dogs in elk.

I assume this is going to start making the rounds, but here’s the funniest thing I’ve seen on the web in a long time. [via Kottke]

Always validate your HTML. That little glitch earlier on was caused by a nested <A> tag, Validator helped me find it.

Yo-Yo Ma left his 266-year-old cello in a New York cab on Saturday. Yo-Yo seems to play it pretty fast and loose with that instrument. The last summer I was a counselor at Lanakila Yo-Yo’s son was a camper there. … Continue reading →

New local page: the Mollie Katzen is a Lying Whore vegetarian cookbook. These are some of my favorite veggie recipes. The title comes from the fact that the recipes generally take about twice as long to prepare and feed about … Continue reading →

I’m re-reading Masks of the Illuminati so I thought I’d go looking for occult resources on the web. I found the test of most of Aleister Crowley’s books and the official Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn page. Some day … Continue reading →

A couple new additions to my frequently visited list: MrBarrett.Com and Syzygy.