Jim Roepcke's weblog have browser, will travel (est. 1999)

Actors put troops at risk?

Just when you thought patriotism, freedom and security couldn't possibly be twisted any tighter by backers of Bush and co. to squelch public dissent, this happens...

Baseball Hall Cancels 'Bull Durham' Event

What a joke.

You’re darn right I’m happy about it

BaristaLog: NHL's second season

That was a verrrry close game, as they all are between Edmonton and Dallas. So happy they're ahead in the series, the first time since 1997, when Edmonton beat Dallas in 7 (thank you Todd Marchant!). 20 of the 28 games Edmonton and Dallas have played in the playoffs have had a margin of victory of 1 goal.

Edmonton vs. Dallas in the playoffs has become a sick tradition. 6 of the last 7 years they have met in the playoffs, usually in the 1st round. The one year they didn't meet was the year both teams missed the playoffs! (Edmonton finished 9th in the Western Conference, Dallas 10th) Most years, hockey analysts look back at the Edmonton/Dallas series and say it was the best series of the entire playoffs, more exciting and intense than even the Stanley Cup Finals. And it's true.

I think the players are sick of this series, if only because it's so unbelievably draining. But as sadistic as it is, I like watching it, because I hate the Dallas Stars with a passion (and did long before this streak began) and I know the hockey is always good. When the 60 minutes (or more) are up, you know the tanks are empty.

Re: Nintendo lowers unit sales forecast

On Wednesday, April 9, 2003, at 03:23 PM, Bill Kearney wrote:

This news is a step in that direction:

SeattlePI.com: Microsoft shares Windows CE source code

However, if what Microsoft is offering with WinCE doesn't include
DirectX, I don't know if an PC-class console-vendor would have an
reason to choose it over Linux, other than, maybe DirectX could be
licensed on top of it for a reasonable price.

I'd still rather see these things be Microsoft-controlled-API-free, but
this move is sure to step up the competition in this area.

Using RSS for corp. comms

ExpertPR from MediaMap: PR Tactics: Using RSS for corporate communications

Quite a good introduction to why, what, when and where to publicize corporate communications using RSS.