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Nice name for a kicker

September 11, 2004 at 11:17 AM

The Southern Miss kicker's name is Britt Barefoot. That may be the world's best name for a kicker, it's much better than Larry Shank.... Continue reading

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iVan

September 10, 2004 at 09:59 PM

Welcome to yet another hurricane, 145+ winds. Can ruin Mac, PC and iPod. The new Hurricane iVan. (via Engadget)... Continue reading

Posted in Current Affairs

DirecTV to add 1500 HD channels

September 10, 2004 at 09:18 AM

According to Gizmodo, DirecTV is planning to launch new satellites in order to add 1,500 HD channels by 2007. Two satellites are launching next year and two more in 2007. No, this doesn't mean I'll have to turn to channel 1244 to watch ESPN6 HD. What it means is that they're actually going to be able to broadcast local channels in HD in whatever market you're in. Cable's ability to give you the local... Continue reading

Posted in Entertainment

Bush memos a forgery?

September 10, 2004 at 08:19 AM

The memos reported by CBS's 60 Minutes claiming President Bush ignored a direct order from a superior officer and lost his status as a Guard pilot now appear to have been crude forgeries. Read this post from PowerLine that started all the questioning yesterday morning. Lots of interesting updates there including this one. And read CBS's response. And here is ABC's report where Killian's own family disputes the documents veracity and says, "We don't know... Continue reading

Posted in Current Affairs

Does this creep you out?

September 09, 2004 at 01:29 PM

Does anyone else find this picture of a kid from Amnesty International's online store a little odd? Does it remind you of something?... Continue reading

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Puppy shoots man

September 09, 2004 at 11:33 AM

Some ass clown of a human being was trying to shoot his seven puppies when one of the puppy's paws hit the trigger and caused the gun to fire. Unfortunately, he had already killed three of the dogs and the gunshot only hit him in the wrist.... Continue reading

Posted in Current Affairs

It's a beautiful day

September 08, 2004 at 09:30 AM

The weather is absolutely wonderful outside. It's days like this that I miss being on campus. Just walking around UT when the weather is nice was one of my favorite things about college.... Continue reading

Posted in Personal

UT versus UNT images

September 07, 2004 at 04:28 PM

There's a ton more images on the TexasSports site. Here's another personal favorite.... Continue reading

Posted in Sports

Stupid freaking hurricanes

September 07, 2004 at 12:34 PM

They're ruining the start of the NFL and NCAA football seasons. Bastards.... Continue reading

Posted in Sports

More stock footage? Samsung joins Dell and Gateway

September 03, 2004 at 03:38 PM

The two ads above were pointed out way back in July by Engadget. Apparently Dell and Gateway used the same stock footage for their back-to-school campaigns. Same girl, same stupid hat and necklace, same everything. Well just now I noticed on ESPN.com that Samsung must've been feeling a little left out, so they decided to use the same exact girl/photo in a small Flash ad for digital cameras. That's some nice work by the... Continue reading

Posted in Web/Tech | 13 Comments

FSU discovers iTunes

September 01, 2004 at 09:31 AM

In an effort to prevent illegal file sharing on campus, Florida State University is on the verge of finalizing a deal with Apple Computer, Inc. -- a deal that would provide free iTunes software to students and allow them to download music for 99 cents per song. Wow. FSU struck quite the groundbreaking deal with Apple. I guess they were worried they might be confused with a real academic institution and not just a party/football... Continue reading

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Nerds against Bush

September 01, 2004 at 08:53 AM

Apparently web developers do leave the house once in a while, as evidenced by this shot of someone protesting Bush with HTML code. This guy must be a Dreamweaver user or something, because we all know that in proper XHTML all tags must be in lowercase. There's no way his site validates. (From Matt Haughey)... Continue reading

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