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Monthly Archives: February 2006
2nd Annual Oscar Cram
For the second year in a row, I’ve completed my Oscar Cram. That is when the hype about Oscar night has gotten to a critical mass and the actual date has gotten so near that in a panic I try … Continue reading
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NPR Podcasts Not Working?
Since last week none of my NPR podcasts have been retrieving anything – any that are being retrieved from NPR.org domain anyway. There’s no indication in their directory about this, nor can I find any commentary on the net anywhere. … Continue reading
Now for the REAL “Video iPod”
According to Think Secret: Think Secret can confirm recent rumblings that Apple is nearing completion of a completely revamped video iPod that will shed the ubiquitous mechanical click wheel for a touch screen and will sport a 3.5-inch diagonal display.advertisementThis … Continue reading
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