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Monthly Archives: September 2003
Sick and dizzy
I had a hard time getting up: dizzy and completely sick. The morning was OK, I managed to get some food through, but by noon I could hardly get around without throwing up. That hurt quite a lot too, since … Continue reading
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All The President’s Men (1976)
Can you make a good movie without any blood, screaming people or flashy effects? Apparently you can as Alan Pakula’s ‘All The President’s Men‘ shows. The movie is carried by two of Hollywood greatest actors, Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman. … Continue reading
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What’s his name, then?
News? The new (Arafat) appointed prime minister of Palestine. I thought it was nice of him that he said the following to the media: “I want to see the Americans, what kind of guarantee they will (give). I’m not ready … Continue reading
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Mozilla CSS extensions
Over at Asa’s blog, I noticed that most of his bordered CSS-boxes had rounded corners. I was surprised to see that these rounded corners weren’t done by positioning small images: browsing through Asa’s stylesheet, I noticed that one of his … Continue reading
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Indiana Jones and the Desert of the Lost Iraq
I have a deep respect for news photographers. Where ever there’s suffering there’s one of them around. No matter what circumstances, their pictures and photos always say a lot more than thousands of words of CNN and FOX reporters. To … Continue reading
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Crouching tiger, Hidden dragon (2000)
Ang Lee’s ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden dragon’ earned two Oscars in 2000: one for the best original sound, and one for the best foreign movie. Although by many viewed as a martial arts flick, Crouching Tiger offers a lot more than … Continue reading
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Half-Life returns
Half-Life 2 is on its way, according to the BBC. And according to makers (and so many trailers on the Net) it’s worth the wait: the game is to be shipped the end of September. “We’re confident that we haven’t … Continue reading
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Millions wasted on blood pressure pills
Norwegian scientists say that millions of dollars are wasted on blood pressure pills. They argue that vast amounts of that money could have been saved if doctors prescribed thiazides (commonly known as diuretics), the cheapest and most recommended drugs. “Our … Continue reading
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Layout changes
I managed to change the layout once again, basically to reflect the ‘No-Nonsense’ feeling. Additional changes are yet to come for the categories page and other archiving matters. It did cost me time to get this layout right, and I … Continue reading
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MXI-OS: runs Linux / Windows
Two Singapore inventors (and their company) say that they have created an OS that is able to run both Windows and Linux applications. Better yet, it apparently is capable of running Palm OS applications too. The company (Radixs [Flash!], formerly … Continue reading
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Traffic (2000)
Hailed as one of the best movies of the year 2000, Sonderbergh’s ‘Traffic’ has the Douglas couple playing (Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones) the main characters. Douglas plays a conservative judge who spearheads a new Anti-Drugs team only to discovers … Continue reading
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Earth quake probability
Over at the US Geological Survey the latest quake forecast for the San Francisco Bay area: they say that there is a 62% probability that a 6.7 Richter scale earthquake will hit that area between now and 2032. Images, summary … Continue reading
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Who ate the Truro news?
Although I’m not the greatest fan of the local Truro Daily News, I find it disturbing that they aren’t online anymore. Normally, portions of their items appeared on their own little spot at truro.canada.com, but nowadays that URL has apparently … Continue reading
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