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Monthly Archives: January 2006
ABC News: You Should Watch the Super Bowl Like It’s Your Job- “Smart, savvy business people pride themselves on keeping up with current events, politics and celebrity gossip so they always have interesting tidbits to contribute to small talk at … finish reading You Should Watch the Super Bowl Like It’s Your Job
January 30, 2006
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The Unofficial AEPi blog takes some design queues from my Calstuff design. It is also written by one of my Calstuff partners, Andy.
January 29, 2006
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Upgrade to WordPress 2.0
Finally upgraded to WordPress 2.0. Not a monumentual leap over the previous version, but still good. The plugins I use are working better actually than they were before.
IGN: Playtime with Star Wars Transformers- This has got to be close to the ultimate nerd toy.
January 18, 2006
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Simple Contextual Advertising System- Finally found a way to replace words with links or whatever in javascript.
January 13, 2006
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About:blank for less wasted time on the Web-I’ve been saying to do this for years.
January 13, 2006
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At the movies
One of my inspirations for building this site, Jason Kottke, has a cool way of posting about the movies he’s watched. I’m attempting to add something similiar to this site, using the Rate My Stuff plugin. Two movies are listed … finish reading At the movies
King Kong (2005)
I am so glad they set this movie in the past, since a modern setting would have killed the wonder of the movie (the old time New York scenes do tend to distract you from the movie though). Terrific movie, … finish reading King Kong (2005)
Memoirs of a Geisha
A beautiful movie, but the acting is not without its flaws. This is mostly due to its non-native English speaking cast.
