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  • Data and Technology

    Posted on May 30th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    artwork, catch, crash, edit, fast, flash, flight of the hamsters, game, hamsters, line rider, save, sled, tangerine panic, throw, track, video, Videos, web, web game

    Line Rider – My Favorite Flash Game!

    There are a lot of great games that have been developed with Flash. Tangerine Panic and Flight of the hamsters come to mind as some of the most entertaining web browser diversions to date. Until now that it! Last weekend we had some pretty serious upgrades to do at work and while we were waiting [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on May 25th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    children't books, entertainment, funny, hobo now, humor, laugh. buddy's big surprise, photoshop, something awful, UPI, whipped magazine

    Twisted Children’s Books

    It always cracks me up when someone creates a funny publication cover with Photoshop. It reminds me of “Whipped Magazine” and the idea Roderick and I had for our U.P.I. (Useless Publications International) magazine “Hobo NOW!”.
    In that vein, Something Awful has an entire series of Photoshoped up children’s book covers. “Buddy’s Big Surprise” was my [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on May 24th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    24 hours, asleep, Buffalo, historical society, Jeffrey Long, long winded, out-talk, Senate, sleeping, strom, strom thurmond, talk, talking record, thrumond, US senate filibuster, windbag

    Strom Thurmond – Still History’s Biggest Windbag

    Strom Thurmond conducted the longest filibuster in history when he talked to the US senate for 24 hours in opposition to the Civil Rights Act of 1957. All these years, Thurmond’s throne as nation’s biggest windbag has gone totally without challenge… Until now.
    Jeffrey Long, a high school student from the Buffalo, NY area, decided that [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on May 23rd, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    candidacy, censorship, clinton, Dean, directors, health insurance, hillary, hillary clinton, howard dean, human rights violations, obama, politics, president, presidential, sabotage low wages insurance, sprawl, walmart

    Hillary Clinton is the Wrong Democrat

    Because of the way the Clinton family, along with a number of other “old” democrats worked to sabotage Howard Dean’s 2004 Presidential campaign, there is simply no way I could ever bring myself to support Hillary’s 2008 Presidential candidacy.
    Ignoring her despicable treatment of Dean, and the fact that she is simply not electable, it also [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on May 22nd, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    administrator, auction, computer, price, server, solaris, sun, Sun Fire, Sun Fire T2000, sun microsystems, surplus, T2000, technology

    Used Sun Fire T2000 For Sale

    STATUS: Sold
    The University where I work is currently selling a used Sun Fire T2000 server. Since many of this site’s readers are fellow Solaris administrators, I thought it would be nice to offer it up to them. It has never been used in production and is in like-new condition.

    Sun Fire T2000 Server
    4 core 1.0 Ghz [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on May 21st, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    army of ducklings, baby ducks, baby mallards, brood, brooding, broody, courtney, drinker, ducklings, ducks, eggs, eggs hatching, hank, hatch, hover, lola, mallard, mallard ducks, nest, raising ducklings, straw, warm, water

    Raising Mallard Ducklings Redux

    Raising Mallard Ducklings Redux

    Last month Lola, our one-year old Mallard hen, started laying eggs at an tremendous rate! We first counted seven, then twelve, then a whopping 17! About four weeks ago she built a nest out of straw, rolled them all into it, and started sitting on them like she was on a mission.
    Every day when I [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on May 16th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    art, awards, baltimore, contraptions, East Coast National Mediocre Champion, eight-hour race, entertaining, europe, kinetic, kinetic sculpture, md, mud, participants, race, sand, sculpture, sculpture race, speed, water

    Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race

    We missed it this year, but it looks like the 2007 Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race was great fun! On Saturday, May 5, Kinetic Sculpture enthusiasts gathered from far and wide on the shore of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor in central Maryland to partake in an eight-hour race that covered 15 miles on pavement, mud, sand and [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on May 11th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    802, artist, capital, communist, conflict, craftspeople, entertaining, funny, green mountain, hip hop, Montpelier, pristine, progressive, rap, redneck, state, vermont, video, Videos

    802 – Hip Hop Vermont Style

    Long story short, I do not like hip hop, but these two guys who wrote this song about living Vermont did an outstanding job of commenting on life in the Green Mountain Sate. The video was made entirely in Montpelier.

    From a distance, Vermont seems like an idealic place that is pristine, progressive and filled with [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on May 8th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    adhesive, Cassandra Openshaw, cloths, contest, dance, duct, duct tape, high school, maine, Milbridge, Narraguagus, Nick Carber, original, prom, school, senior, senior prom, tape

    Duct Tape Prom Wear

    Everyone really loves duct tape, but by when I realized that there is a national contest to decide which couple can make the best Senior prom dress and tux out of this magical adhesive, I quickly realized that some love it a great deal more than others!
    This morning I heard a radio story about [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on May 7th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    amsterdam, art, artist, artwork, Frida, frida kahlo, Kahlo, mexico, mexico city, naked, no-fly zone, nude, photography, spain, spencer, spencer tunic, tunick

    Spencer Tunick Shoot In Mexico City

    Spencer Tunick Shoot In Mexico City

    Spencer Tunick is an artist known for assembling large groups of nudes, arranging them in aesthetically beautiful ways and photographing them. He assembles these monumental projects using volunteers in various cities thru-out the world. I first became aware of his work when Courtney and I visited Montreal several years ago and stumbled across one of [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on May 4th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    cd, download, filesystem, image, iso, linus, lofiadm, mount, software, sorlais

    Mounting ISO Image Files On Solaris

    More and more, software is distributed in the form of a downloadable ISO image. This is handy because you can then burn it to a CD or DVD, but many times you just want to install it without having to make a disk first. Linux makes this fairly easy, but it’s a little trickier with [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on May 2nd, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    adsense, article, average, censorship, comments, community, ctr, digg, dugg, ecpm, elite, elite users, front page, google, hosting, hosting provider, Internet, mean comments, money, moral, moral problem, nasty comments, popularity, social bookmarking, story, tools, traffic, users, web2.0, website, ypn

    Is Digg Broken?

    Digg is a community-based website that allows its registered users to submit stories or articles that they feel might be of interest to others. Once submitted, the story appears as a link to the original source as well as a short description of the content. Other registered Digg users can then evaluate the content and [...]

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