Facebook Developers Garage Dallas was a fantastic success! The venue was great, the wireless was great, and the speakers were incredible!
flickr set

I you feel like taking a look under the hood of this pages code, you might see something different. I have transformed most of the tables used for layout information ON THE POST page to CSS div encapsulation. I am in the process of transforming the whole site, so this is just a step in the process.

I was coding on my website and I came across this fascinating snippet of code. Somehow the output onto the screen aligned the array and structure information just right to make a very intriguing picture.

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Impressive (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3B__ovj2jU):

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I have been translating my site to try and only use XML, for storage of posts. This has been both a nice, but time consuming task. The thing that has come particularly nice is the ability to manipulate all of the XML technologies through PHP. Additionally, there is this neat video on web 2.0 (Web 2.0):

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I just saw this and it is pretty powerful (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sgycukafqQ):

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After seeing the presentations from my XML class I was pretty inspired by the projects that were presented (particularly: VoiceXML, Graph Online, ManuscriptXML, and open-document-conversion). I think that these technologies only provide a jumping board for the capabilities truly held within. On the note of VoiceXML, I want to do some research on how that might integrate with Asterisk (Open-Source PBX). The potential to have an almost completely free enterprise level phone service is pretty inspiring. What an age we are in!

Some lessons learned: *Javascript is a great GUI prototyping tool - the ease of use and major functionality allowed for me to focus more on the XML aspect of this project. *XSLT is amazing, there is nothing better than seeing how powerful XSLT is with the translation of complex structures. *ANT is nice - after wrestling for hours with shell-scripts and batch files, it is very nuce to come to the conclusion of running one command: "./ant". Additionally the functionality provided by "./ant clean" is nice too, now the whole project can be managed from a single (very powerful) multi-platform file. *SVG is wacky - no matter how many times you try or how many different browsers you try in SVG will never display the same way twice. Therefore, it has come to my conclusion that the use of an outside standard tool is the best decision - batik was the solution for this project. *Extra Jar files make a project huge: with the inclusion of batik the project size if 6MB; with the inclusion of ANT the project is a whopping 50MB - these sizes are not ideal, but considering the functionality these packages provide, they should also be considered great tools!

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Overall: This project has been a success and I cannot wait to add some more functionality to streamline the process.
Final Project

Additionally, I wanted to share some neat aspects of how all of this project works. I am using a very neat toolkit from Bastik that allows some very powerful SVG manipulation, particularly in terms of how good the SVG looks on-screen. The toolkit also allows for the conversion from SVG to PNG, JPEG, etc. I am also using XSLT to parse the tree structure data, so the simplest information is sent between applications in a very clear fashion. A(BC) is a parent A with two leaf-children B and C - pretty impressive structure. This structure was used from an XML.com article about how to use XSLT to transform text data into anything. I am also using javascript to do some user interface stuff. This is from the fact that most of the GUI stuff that was planned in the beginning was way to heavily dependent on Java implementation, so much so I think the XML nature of this project would have been well watered down. Now...a report to finish.

So, I have found a way to get my document to SVG then output it in a standard format (PNG) all while using scripting files to use it off line - this will be automated with ANT. I am also using a java-script front end to enter all of the information and create the \'tree\' structure which is then parsed to a Hedge graph. A look at what the data has become is below.

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So, I have been working on this project and I have come to a conclusion...I should probably use an interface design tool I am familiar with. Now having worked with javascript and PHP before I may just use HTML to give the graphical interface people can be used to.

Man the web is just awesome!
Found this little trinket of gold on the web - automated SVG tree generation. This is a far stretch of help, considering I have been trying to use jGraph this whole time. Which, by the way is so users can change the graph, not so the out put can be pretty - like SVG. SWEET!

I found this article which covers some interesting support issues of XHTML and HTML 4.01, particularly what the developers have been quoted as saying their web browsers are able to support.
XHTML vs HTML

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"If you are using the usual HTML features [...] serving valid HTML 4.01 as text/html ensures the widest browser and search engine support."
-Mozilla

So, I have been looking at how I am going to put all of this project together and the solution clearly lies in the XML. As a matter of fact the common thread of consistency lies in how the XML exchanges the data for the standards of this project. The Java front end (pictures coming soon) is the portion of user interface that generates the data necessary for graphical output. The middle data processing section is powered by the data structures that XML naturally conforms to (like the DOM tree for XSLT).
And this is what it looks like:

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I have been looking for a final project to work on for my XML class. I have contemplated several ideas, ranging from the SVG/AJAX implementation to GiZMO presented by Dr. Coyle, rewriting my web page to accommodate some modern web standards - XML, PHP, RSS (which will remain a project in the works), to the Master Feed statistics package - for telling the posting information to all of the blogs listed in a sequence (kind of like a metrics page for Google Reader - I have not seen it done yet). So, I have moved on to another neat idea that can hopefully help a friend of mine. For Mock-Trial meets there is some information that is kept from the teams to try an separate the team identities. However, the natural desire - and competitive edge - is to try and decode this order. Also, the teams compete in a bracket style competition (and power matching) so it helps to see the teams one has competed with indirectly. I think this will be a fun project because the logic is fairly straight forward. I am hoping this will allow me to explore some of the fine points of polishing up this project - especially the user interface parts. I also think I will be able to use some pre-existing libraries to complete some of the more complicated aspects (such as drawing tree structures). I believe the incorporated technologies will include (many XML related): SVG, Java, Ant (for versioning and compiling all different libraries at once), XSL, CSS, XHTML, Swing, and many many more ((infomercial like)). Picture of what I will try to make the end result look like, soon to come...

Not much else to describe this, except I am ready!
Did You Know - WOW

So, I have recently been enamored with Yahoo\'s \"Pipes\" system (Pipes.yahoo). I have compiled a list of all the blogs RSS feeds from THE website. With this, I present the Master Feed, an RSS piped feed with all of the conglomerated blog feeds. The pipes allow one to see an over-arching view of all the websites with the most up-to-date view of all student posts.
Now for the improvements to come:I want to compile statistics and display them in an SVG format. Giving a visual representation of what people are updating the most.Secondly, there could be a representation with the most popular time of day to post. C) This could be used for a reflow - to prove that content is no good unless reused an represented - like the CNN of the XML class

Take a look at this: Catalog.xmlIt is an XML file with XSL translation that will translate in the browser. Although, this may not be the best way to transfer XML data it is very interesting that the translation from "raw" data can occur with minimal "compilation".

So, I went on a run the other day and used the Nike+ running system. It was amazing how seamlessly it integrated.

I have learned some interesting things about XML being validated with a Document Type Definition. Most pointed is how generic XML can be, yet the structure can give a programmer great insight into an applications function.

hi Chris,nice blog...interesting format...is there anyway for visitors to give comment? or this post will end up in some blackhole?looking forward to see where and how you are going to use XML...~pk

I wanted to resurrect this old blog for the XML class so that I can convert the standing structure to a more applicable structure, mySQL or XML!

Updates on the front page...looks kindof neat.
-peace

Free software is paradise...seriously:
SF link for the week
SF link for the top
cat the net
-and whatev

Simpsons is just such a great show. Just wanted to get the word out...along with Futurama and Family Guy too. Political, human, geographical satire - it is just all there.
-anywho

Cool stuff o-the-days
Evans Blog
What they talk about the same thing?
books 4 free
first dowz then *nix then OSX...wow!!!
did cray do it again...they always do it. (for the crabs)
GmailFS for the windows

-yeah

Semacode is pretty sweet stuff. Load a webpage from an image. cueCat :c is also an excellend barcode reader...awesome. My Residence Hall-mate (i guess is how you say it) has a pretty funny site with webcam.
Other links of interest include:
Auction Source - Writing that first philosophy paper - and of course my webcam which is under construction.
-peace

YES, to the left you can see Dole and Gore sitting on the stage at SMU before the actual debates on live tv. They had a lot to say about the parties they represented and were quite kind to each other. Overall, they were indeed "statesmen" as Gergen said.
-cool

Fixed a little...looked a little....
check this site out!-peace

"wake up America you are paying way too much for your phone company"..."do you know how much you are paying for your phone company?"..."Its time for a change."
What are they trying to say? Honestly, phoneCo I know im paying too much, no wait do I know? Whatever...hail VoIP and OpenSource!
-chillin

How difficult would it be for you to code the converter to go the opposite direction? The solution you have is great but I\'m trying to figure out a way to sync my home computer with my work - unfortunately PDA is out of the question because I use Mozilla and my work is 3 hours away over citrix so a pda can not be used at either end. I was thinking of using yahoo as the middle guy which will be perfect but I can\'t find a solution to get anything back out of ical (and for some reason outlook won\'t import ical like it\'s supposed to) Any help is appreciated.

Just take a second to watch this well done (flash) video and be amazed. This is the kindof stuff that begins to make me wonder...
I am looking back into my 9/11 photo files right now to see if many of these claims can be backed up.
-peace

I got a PowerBook! 15 inches and gorgeous. Her name is Lily :)You and Fiona ought to visit Dallas Hall around 2 on MWF ... I wanna see y\'all!

So I am just sitting here studying on the fourth floor of the library at SMU, I look to my right...WOW! Ill get better pictures later but the details in this one tell enough...WOW. Lately I have been taking classes ranging from Philosophy to Computer Science (I might add I hate missing questions on those test that I KNOW I know inside and out) and all have been pretty interesting so far. The lectures are most of the time fascinating and well thought out. I work at the ITS help desk and get calls all day complaining about the internet being down...that has GOT to end. My residence hall has lost connection at least 5 times since I logged in. Absolutely ridiculous...but when it works it works well. I am sure that will be fixed in the years to come. More pictures are assured to come.
-peace

Ok...I have 4 google gmail invites to give!!!
If you would like one, send an email my way. More stuff to come soon...just settling in at school.

Sweet, so i am now an IT help person - yeah! and if there is a world out there to check it out they should definitly go to iPodHacks and look at the cool stuff you can do with the iPod including the youPod which allows you to directly back up to the iPod hardrive and not the weird Apple filing system...it gets your music back in order too! other than that, those guys over @ CodeWeavers can program like...like...well thay CAN PROGRAM - iTunes is now in linux (or more correct: iTunes is running under a windows environment in linux - again - whatev). Red Faction the game (on PS2) ROCKS!!! everyone should play it! why? because GeoMod (TM,R,C - please dont sue) is COOL!
One last thing - OSX rules now too. put fink on there and...uhhh....well...you just have a multipurpose *nix box that also runs Mac (with classic OS9 mode too) wow...that could almost be considered three OS\'s AT ONCE! and of couse why would we do such a thing??? to run stuffs like nmap.
-peaceout

Yeah so those JibJab dudes really make some funny stuff...ohhh the popularity. So I go interview for an IT job today...wish me luck. My laptop the other day decided to go on the fritz...wait the wireless card did, when I took it in to the Genius Bar (TM,R,C - apple dont kill me) they just pushed the antenna back into its slot - man I felt dumb. However, I did learn something interesting - apples run Open-Firmware, powered by Forth - something SUN has been doing for a while. Anyway, at start-up holding OPTION-APPLE-O-F will get you to the command line, looks a little more powerful than a BIOS, but I guess we will see.
Emma you rule!!!
And also I made a little video from graduation, it was supposed to be funny...but it is too long and needs more editing and really it turned out more serious and inspirational, watch for the effects (its my first time to make videos).

chris chris!just saying hi :)

So i just finished writing this neat little app that lets you export your Yahoo calendar to the iCal through the native vCal format (easy to understand). I wrote the whole thing in javascript...so the webpage can be saved and it is all a client side process. At least it makes it easy. Yahoo calendar to iCal converter
Other points of interest are bluetooth - because it is SWEET!
Some documents can swing a person either way
For some reason Apple felt it necessary to hide the music on the iPod???
javascript really is Fun!
-whatev

so i got this cool 12in powerbook G4 bundled with an iPod - need i say SWEET!!!. i am most definitly in geek heaven. well now i am stuck to understanding all this stuffs (ok ok i really do enjoy it). and for something completely different - there is interesting research (and much fact) about the interactions between humans and how the lower levels of the brain actually control more of the logical and cognitive functions. although as my dad says "its complete rubbish AND garbage" as those animalistic characteristics really have no meaning whatso ever. but i maintain; what if we really are like the dog and the tail is just wagging us? (honestly - whatev)
so for the link: that place in the web, to put the foo in kung - did i just cuss? - nah
party on

(that was good movie too)...well besides more updates on site code there is some cool stuff (imagine that). i have started A+ certification and hoping it wont be all that hard (i guess time will tell). on the note of hardware it is also cheaper and more effective to build your own WiFi antenna rather than pay somebody like hawking $20 for a watered-down piece of junk (though they do make some quality stuff). the guys over at operation gadget have more cool stuff to ponder about. one of these days I will write a comment board for the photos and blog...but it will have to be later. theoretically i could just conform and use one of the nice blogging plugins that have everything to get started; but i ask where would the fun in that be? the casio exilim ex-m2 camera is sweet its tiny and fun (though i wanted the z2...stupid ebay). oh well...i need to think about some stuffs to write about. maybe later

well what a weekend! i just ended my orientation at smu and am really excited about going. I posted some new pictures of my visit and some odd camera-phone pics. When I was at the airport I was able to get free wifi. what did i learn from that lesson? secure your computer (people left shares wide open)! so beyond that I had decided to switch to firefox (quite a while ago) and security reports all agree its better than IE (but we all knew that). themes rule! my current one is very...pretty (i guess): Plastikfox.
so i have recently been watching a few sites in particular (they are on my evergrowing bookmarks page:
slashdot.org (/.)
Drudge Report
engadget
gadgetmadness
gizmodo
caliblog
phillip m. torrone

there were some problems with the RSS feed that should now be fixed...I say should because I am actually hoping that the are fixed.

The other day I ran across this website Deskpops.com which has a pretty neat application set up. But if you know even the smallest bit of html reverse engineering the code is fairly easy. So bitorrent is pretty neat except that it can be slow if people are jerks. Check out xandros...at least I think to check out, I am downloading right now. In other news Open Photo is a really cool place for free (as in speech) photos. There was once this old show called the Computer Chronicles man is there some neat OLD stuff on here; much of what they talk about seems to be ahead of the times...I wish they had these kinds of shows on now...ahhh how the past is always there.

WOW!!! I got a gmail account...keep lookin for invites because I might get some. sweetness

::: do monitors explode or implode - version 2.0
::: real - live - concussion bomb, explosion after being packed in clay
::: Roomba (tm) robotic floor cleaner
::: doing its job well
::: home-brew fireworks - that is we lit them and then we ran (they sure look pretty)
so I suppose with all of the recent addition of movies there is some explanation required. well it all starts with the fun nights at my friends ranch, we decided it would be a good idea to dispose of the extra fireworks he had lying around - we had to do it with style - therefore we ended up with (on tape) a concussion bomb and some pretty technical fireworks (I say technical meaning that the instructions provided did not support a large enough explosion, so we improvised). Now from there we have the elegant RoombaVac - I will have to say this is one of the most satisfying devices ever - it just works. The floors feel cleaner the robot works when you are away and cleanup is easy, good going for the folks over at iRobot.
I was inspired to take a video of the plane landing for various reasons - one being that I have never seen a video of a plane landing posted on the web (granted I have not looked). The video of the waterfall is hard to explain, the effect is barely visible in the video but the water looks like it is trickling very slowly in sheets - it is one of the coolest things I have seen done with water (I also discovered that all they do is run water down a long screen to get this effect). And last, but most certainly not least, the monitor implosion. One day I was pondering whether a monitor would implode or explode upon a strong impact. Now rather than do internet research I figured a real life test was in order: all you need to perform this experiment is a monitor (old, unplugged, etc..etc), a heavy blunt object (ie sledgehammer, baseball bat, or in my case a heavy rake) and eye protection. I am going to neglect to explain what happened as the videos speak for that, but as far as I can tell monitors should implode-see for yourself. Man thatÂ’s some cool stuff-watch the videos.

MOV00023 |:: | do monitors explode or implode - take a look
MOV01046 | :::| video of a plane landing - now we can see it
MOV01047 | :::| another video of a plane
MOV01066 |: ::| a cool looking waterfall - makes the water look like its trickling continuously

"oops I did it again" - whatev

I have found myself excited about finding new emails, but I became even more excited when I found out that yahoo now gives away so much space with their premium accounts.

seems like everything is new and improved these days...including my website and this other really awesome one. The web rulez!

\"...there are some crazy viruses, diseases and other scary bugs that want to jump on your wiener.\" - David DeAngelo on the topic of using good judgment. Its really quite a funny way to put it.
On other topics check out fark.com because its the awesome. Of course: /. or all of the Gadget Madness. Did anyone else know that you can put VGA (that is a computer monitor) from your USB port - how cool is that. And in recent news there is a controversy over Michael Moore\'s new film Fahrenheit 9/11, but really some people just believe that Michael Moore hates America. Maybe soon there will be some thing called reverse copyright infringement - we may just soon find out.
Have you ever wondered what the inside of an iPod or any other mp3 player for that matter - its pretty cool. And you could hack a really cheap digital camera. And really, politically, I believe that Bush is a fine president but the reaction he has caused with politi-evangelists is just awesome. WOW, way too much fun. Party ON!

Though this may be risque; Microsoft makes ads for their products in Europe. The video says alot about their product, seriously...Now I\'m just trying to decide if I should move over there!
Microsoft Office Europe Ad (originally from funnymovies.net)

Some good tunes to groove to (summer music):

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311 - Love Song (3:28)
Coldplay - The Scientist (5:11)
Lostprophets - Last Train Home (4:34)
Vanished - Favorite Scar (3:58)
A Perfect Circle - The Outsider (4:03)
Bowling for Soup - I Ran (2:34)
Good Charlotte - Boys And Girls (3:02)
Hoobastank - The Reason (3:52)
Incubus - Stellar (3:20)
Incubus - Talk Shows On Mute (3:49)
Incubus - I Wish You Were Here (3:33)
Modest Mouse - Dramamine (5:42)
Modest Mouse - Float On (3:29)
Muse - Time is Running Out (3:56)
Seether - Broken (4:20)
The Offspring - Hit That (2:48)
The Offspring - (Can\'t Get My) Head Around You (2:14)
Three Days Grace - Just Like You (3:08)
Tonic - If You Could Only See (4:23)
Velvet Revolver - Slither (4:09)
White Stripes - The Hardest Button To Button (3:32)

mount -o user=username,password=password
//ComputerName/ShareName /mount/path
or in RedHat: smb:///
just in case I forget

So now the weblog has a linked archive (just click the date with a message associated with it). Cleaned up some code, summer rocks and theres so much to do. How about that Super Gameboy(tm) Color: Hackin the Ceiva

Man this thing is cool!
All you do is plug it in and subscribe to the service, then all you do is manage it from the web. The only problem I have is the $110 plus price tag per year! So whats the most logical solution? Put linux on it of course. I am currently working on it now. (by the way the ceiva website gives you a one day subscription)
(image: http://www.dba-pr.com/clients/amazon/img/hires/ceiva.jpg)

And I am glad, but somehow it is still funny to see someone smiling at a scene such as this...the thing the internet has to tell us. (Google: oops / photo: madarab.com

Now for some rest and programming! There are many new pictures.

hey man, thought you might enjoy this webpage, saw the guy and thought of you and tim, you tech dorks. hah, enjoy. http://zmax.org/supergreg/sgdotcom/index.htm

EVER MADE, by far! Megatron

Hey dude this is Splackavellie right??? No, No its R.Kelly! - Whatev...

nice site.. i\'m the azn gurl u met in barrowj\'s room-- not denise, valerie, emma, or hao.. aiite lata=0P http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=o0danibella0o

So I updated the webpage, no more flashification on the front. The files that are under share now have md5 checksums to help with bad downloads. Im also supposed to graduate this week!!!

Hey chris! i love your webpage! it awesome!

I am still working out the kinks but the reader is @ http://minenet.org/rss/ have fun check it out. I will try to make it where you can specify your own news feeds later. For now just delight in the slashdot headlines!

Prom roxed!!!

http://aditl.mit.edu/cgi-bin/aditl/photo.cgi?id=3824&mode=time

From MIT\'s \"The Tech\" - a little debate with Jack Valenti (awesome): http://www-tech.mit.edu/V124/N20/ValentiIntervie.20f.html

Although it may be difficult to notice, the bookmarks page has gone through a drastic change. It has become dynamic and the links should be checked. It is now pretty much all the cool links I have saved.

There is now an RSS (xml version 0.91) feed on my website. http://minenet.org/rss.xml

PQ: (hpproquest, welcome) Lex-Nex: (HHIGH1, 1121CW) Maps: (t3hightx, son2) WOP: (highland, park) SSI: (hpshortstory, welcome) Noodle: (hpnoodletools, lonestar)

http://minenet.org/ssp/ http://minenet.org/pictures/rome/ Everything from the Summer Science Program to that fascinating trip with Boniface Jacobs to Rome and Greece in 2000. My my how time has passed. (fyi: 1060 pictures on the ssp page and 245 on the rome page)

Had a LAN party this last weekend...it went down in my garage. Now I may be biased but it was the bomb, it was like having a party outdoors all night long. You can see in the pictures we played a little Splinter Cell, UT2k4, oh and solitaire (good multiplayer game). Man those things are great, just allow a couple of days for recovery because man they really mess with your head. Party on any ways!!!

Six Flags rules, at least with the \'Titan\' they do (http://www.sixflags.com/parks/overtexas/Rides/titan.html). An awesome idea...that actually works, an automated car parking system (http://www.woehr.de/). Well Google might have some competition now that we know how they made their search stuff (http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/04/03/1354222&mode=thread&tid=137). Overall, a pretty sweet weekend, got some sweet PDA\'s at the flea market: Cassiopeia PA-2400U and a Philips Velo 500. So much fun! I wonder if I can get Linux on these things, oh and look for pictures.

So, Six Flags is da party on the Friday. Wahoo!

Well it really makes my day to come home and have nice comments posted...

[CENSORED]

So here I stand: Harvey Mudd-???, SMU-accepted, UTD-accepted, NMT-accepted, UH-accepted.

There are so many facets to what is going on right now that I wonder myself if everything that we hear is true. I leave this board open for anyone to say anything - it IS the only way for anyone to develop an opinion on their own...to hear everyone else! Never should someone stand between the facts and appearances, everything needs to be known to make a valid, truthful and meaningful response.

In case anyone wanted to know: Apple Store on Knox Street has the ip: 17.255.240.170

What really is the point of homework, that age old thing I just seem to have a problem getting away from. Anyhow, I updated more stuff, it should all be good now. The new and improved - faster, copyrighted and upgraded - minenet.

The post page...this one your viewing...should be back and active.

My website went down for the past day, since I was re-located to a faster server my old backups were restored...right now I am recovering and backing-up progresss and should have everything back to normal soon enough.

Check out all the new pictures. All kinds of fun new stuff!

thebroken.org

If you have never had the chance to go to your local library and look at the almost exessive amount of information, I highly suggest going. What I found amazing was the relativly recent information (magazines, journals, articles) published and organized. Now I find it obvious that the amound of information far supercedes this, however, it does keep recent archive of events...I think it is quite nice.

I now have 400+ images up on my \'photos\' page check it out!

So, (.99999999) == 1. Yes thats right! Let x = (.99999999), 10x = (9.99999999). Therefore, 10x-x=(9.99999999)-(.99999999)or x = 1. This, by the way, is a great way to reduce fractions: x=(.6969696969), 100x = (69.6969696969). 100x-x=(69.6969696969)-(.6969696969) or x = 69/99. I thought it was kind of cool.

http://www.mploj.de/ http://www.antipixel.com/blog/index.shtml http://www.fallon.com/site_layout/index.aspx http://63.151.46.81/hotbots/index.html http://www.madsb.com/flash.html http://www.flashenabled.com/ http://www.pocketpcflash.net/examples.asp ok, ok... are these flash pages getting cooler or is it me?

Well, to me besides hiring software engineers to make a more stable operating sytem and fighting off the monopoly laws - you can still finding a way for the big M to make a few pennies on the side. With Gate\'s newest introduction of a penny per e-mail...what will we see next??? the world may never know. On the other hand you could get in on those profitx by converting ( LINK ). That is just imagine all those hard worked years or being a *NIX FU and all the sudden you get %promoted% to true office professional. (BTW if the subdtle undertones didn\'t get you - WHAT ARE THEY THINKING???)

iTunes, truly a free program, rips cds (quite well I might add) and catalogs them in a music library...I really don\'t think I have experienced this great of a program for a while, I mean it just works. (However, they NEED a linux version ASAP)

Well, this weekend I won a 50 dollar gift card to the on-line iTunes music store. I have thought of signing up for the service in the past but couldn\'t really stomach the idea of paying for the service, as I had not tried it...I also didn\'t know if thats how I wanted to purchase music. Now...I have tried it, and quite frankly am truly inspired...they have a comprehensive, searchable music library...wow. The songs are 99c, and though a little expensive...is cheap, regardeless. I love the service and can\'t wait to get an iPod.

http://papersplease.org/hiibel/index.html Can the police actually do this??? I truly hope not!

So this is kind of cool: My calendar now links with my message post, so now I know what days have been posted on!!! Man PHP is da\'bomb!

I think my site might be better off without a loading page...he...he???

http://www.2advanced.com/ http://www.eff.org/IP/DMCA/unintended_consequences.php http://www.opensecrets.org/ A range, but really...we NEED to stop the DMCA.

Some people hate flash...I wonder why?? http://www.dmusic.com/forum/complaints/7775#60 http://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/dailysucker/ http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20001029.html -interesting

Ok, Ok, I am becoming addicted to flash http://www.rockstargames.com/upload/swf/winners/multimedia/drewcope.html http://hi-res.com WOW!!!!

Hi Chris. Your website is awesome

http://www.eff.org/IP/DMCA/unintended_consequences.phpHow can this be??? The DMCA is nothing but a legal tool for corporations!

http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths.htmlI don\'t know if all this is true, but it really does seem like it might be some answers.GG work on college apps (bah)

Yeah so after playing 2-3 hours of nintendo this early morning (on a 54in TV mind you) I was pretty spent, yeah I got HW to do, whoever thought of that junk!

\"Hello Chris\"

This is true, Apawla is indeed a dog.

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