When President George W. Bush delivers a speech recognizing the centenary of heavier-than-air-powered flight December 17, it is expected that he will proffer a bold vision of renewed space flight, with at its center a return to the moon, perhaps even establishment of a permanent presence there.
At first I thought it was the best news of 2003. I was very disappointed learning he wasn't sending himself to the moon...that would've been sooo good news. Permanent lunar vacation.....

Damn those are some bad album covers!!!

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www.macdevcenter.com has a great article on how to keep your MacOS X Panther installation strong and healthy. If you're not familiar with the terminal you might wanna download "Cocktail" which will perform most of the tasks discussed in the article.

...And don't forget to visit www.macattorney.com if OS X is giving you trouble. (Note: it now has at Panther section). That'll keep you from finding yourself in this situation below, after a visit to an internet forum;-)



By the way...my blogged passed the visitor No.1000 mark last night...woohoo :-)

This commercial takes a unexpected turn....

This is very good news!!!!

I really don't know why, but I've always had this thing with performance artists. Most of their performances doesn't make any sense at all at first sight. The artists are usually very original and their performances quite often very very funny. They get the most crazy ideas, and carry them out in real life and often stirrs up much controversy,- how the heck they come up with those ideas is probably part of the fascination. Anyway, BBC has a story about the british performance artist Mark McGowan. He has rolled along the streets of London to promote kindness to cleaners and used his nose to push a monkey nut to Downing Street to highlight the financial plight of students.

According to the CNN the British Prime Minister Tony Blair lends his voice to "The Simpsons" in a new episode airing this week.
That's kinda cool I think :-)

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