Sections: Uncategorized Dec 28th, 2005 1 Comment Nice list but how the Apple Powerbook didn’t makes the list I’ll never know.
[ The 50 Greatest Gadgets of the Past 50 Years ] PCWorld
Sections: Music Dec 23rd, 2005 4 Comments 
Well after years of doing a Christmas CD forr family and friends I’m taking a year off. It’s not that I haven’t made a Christmas mix mind you, it’s just didn’t have the time to put the actual CD packaing together in the last couple of weeks.
Sections: Uncategorized Dec 19th, 2005 1 Comment As a proud owner of a BMW 3 Series wagon (with the manual transmission and sport package mind you) I’m a firm believer in the benefits of the body style. You get great space in something that gets good MPG and can drive like a sport sedan. And now it seems that other Americans are finding the same truths and not only buying new wagons but looking to the past as well. Here’s an excerpt from a recent NYT piece that chronicles the shift:
As minivans and later S.U.V.’s grew in popularity, the full-size American station wagon almost disappeared. General Motors built the last of its full-size wagons in 1996; Ford later dropped the Taurus and Mercury Sable wagons. European automakers - whose home markets were never swept up in the S.U.V. craze - continued to develop wagons that combined style and utility, perhaps planting the seeds for a resurgence.
Sections: Uncategorized Dec 17th, 2005 No Comments “This is one of the great modern epics.”
I couldn’t agree more.
[ King Kong Reviewed ] Roger Ebert
Sections: Uncategorized Dec 7th, 2005 No Comments I can’t recommend this enough. Some of these songs are absolutely the best modern examples of Christmas music you’ll hear anywhere. This is the second and third year for some of them… and they just don’t seem to get old.
[ Sufjan Steven's Three Christmas EPs ] chattablogs.com
Sections: Uncategorized Dec 6th, 2005 No Comments [ USB Power Air Darts ] Engadget.com
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