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New user? Thursday, March 9, 2000
Tuesday, March 7, 2000
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/.: Playing Nintendo Causes Blisters? "Nintendo is offering up to $80 million (US) worth of gloves for buyers of the "Mario Party" Nintendo64 game. Over 90 complaints have been filed concerning blisters, cuts, and other hand injuries!"
Having played a lot of Mario Party with my freakishly fast 14 year old brother in law, and suffered way too many painful stinging cuts on my hands as a result, I totally recommend wearing gloves.
Monday, March 6, 2000
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Some news about me...
Press Release: OAAI Expands to Better Serve Canadian Customers.
"OAAI is pleased to announce the opening of its Canadian west-coast office. Jim Roepcke, based in Victoria BC, is OAAI's new west-coast manager of operations."
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I forgot to link to the OmniWeb 4.0 download page on Saturday.
Stepwise is the source for WebObjects news and links. They also have a lot of great technical resources and articles. Stepwise has been around forever... longer than MacInTouch even!
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Oh this is very bad news... McSorley to be charged with assault in B.C.. IMHO, this has no place in court.
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I've got a lot of pictures of various wax dummies from the Wax Museum here in town, and other nice spots. If there's any place in particular in Victoria you'd like to see, just let me know and I'll see what I can do.
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Umm, speaking of dummies...
CBC Infoculture: Rick Mercer catches George W. Bush off guard (Thanks for the link AJ!)
Washington Post: "Clearly, he's his father's son."
Unfortunately, the Post didn't get the reference to poutine (pronounced pooh-teen as Mercer said it), and instead thought Mercer said "Putin" (pooh-tin), the name of Russia's acting President.
