Version 2.1 of my favorite
Saturday, March 29th, 2003Version 2.1 of my favorite Java IDE, Eclipse, has been released. Use it with the Resin plugin.
Archive for March, 2003
“Rip, Burn, Respect” This is
Saturday, March 29th, 2003“Rip, Burn, Respect” This is Gateway’s idea of an advertising campaign? I just saw it in a television commercial. As if it weren’t bad enough that Gateway laptops now look suspiciously Powerbook like. Now, they’ve co-opted Apple’s “Rip, Mix, Burn” advertising campaign.
Here’s a Money article about
Wednesday, March 26th, 2003Here’s a Money article about Al-Jazeera getting the boot from the NYSE. I think the NYSE had every right to do what it did. I’m all for free speech, but Al-Jazeera has been spewing propaganda and committing war crimes.
France has been making a
Tuesday, March 25th, 2003France has been making a big stink about the war in Iraq. They staunchly oppose the war but desperately want a piece of the action when the coalition frees Iraq from Saddam Hussein: Yahoo! News - France Seeks Big Role in Post-War Iraq. France makes no contribution to the war effort but wants all the [...]
Sorry for the sporadic updates.
Thursday, March 13th, 2003Sorry for the sporadic updates. Things have been hectic. I just got back from an extended weekend in Los Angeles. The weather there is nice, but that’s about it. Chicago is still my favorite.
The Dubya
Anyway, there have been a lot of interesting articles written about George W. Bush recenty. Newsweek published an article that examines [...]
Man, it was bad. These
Wednesday, March 5th, 2003Man, it was bad. These girls saw us and were kind of flirting, and they kept asking us if we were American. Finally we said, “Yes,” and they just took off. One girl turns and says, “We were hoping you were Canadian.” Canadian? Since when was it cooler to be Canadian?
Vince Vaughn recounting a bizzare [...]
Chicago Turns 166Chicago celebrates its
Wednesday, March 5th, 2003Chicago Turns 166
Chicago celebrates its 166th birthday. This article mentions former Illinois Poet Laureates Carl Sandburg and Gwendolyn Brooks. I just heard a piece on WBEZ calling for Illinois to name a new Poet Laureate. Illinois has been without a Poet Laureate since the passing of Gwendolyn Brooks in 2000.
