Recovered from the Wayback Machine. If you get a chance you HAVE to see the Encore channel’s My Generation. It’s a documentary of the three Woodstock rock festivals, and it’s fascinating to watch how the concerts change between times and generations. Probably the best documentary I’ve seen in years. And Michael Lang, the Woodstock originator, didn’t […]
Year: 2002
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. When one car hits another, there’s a distinct sound emitted unlike anything else. The car literally screams in a high-pitched wail, as if the vehicle is protesting its end with one last gasp of life. Once you’ve heard this sound, you never forget it. Unfortunately, cars hitting cars or cars […]
Enron and Freedom
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Thanks to Lisa Rein, CBS MarketWatch and SF Gate more on Enron, the Jr. Bush White House, and Freedom of the American People. Mr. President, your “critic free zone” from September 11th is up — time for us, the American people, to take a closer look at what you’re doing. And so far, you […]
Blogger Lexicon 3
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Okay, here you go — the permalink reference to the Blogicon. Contributions welcome, otherwise I’ll have to scrounge through the weblogs, stealing new entries. -earlier- More new entries into the Blogicon (Blog Lexicon): blog fart: old fart who blogs; really bad blog blurb buzz: links or references to a specific blog […]
Rolling out Radio 8.0
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Okay, one point to Dave. But he owes me for Joseph Crosby ;-> -earlier- Quick note to Userland folks — I’m happy you all rolled out a product, but the hype’s beginning to equate to a certain iMac I know. Radio 8.0 is a weblogging tool/personal CMS. And that’s cool. It isn’t the […]
