Saturday, January 31, 2004

Lasternet search

Discovered neat code to add Google search to Lasternet. Try it out above! I added it to several Lasternet pages.

Sunday, January 25, 2004

Happy 20th Birthday Apple Macintosh

20 years ago, my life was profoundly impacted by this technology. Happy Birthday Mac... its been a wild ride.

  • Steve Jobs on the Mac's 20th anniversary - Macworld

  • Celebrating 20 Years of the Mac - NPR

  • The Mac that roared - San Jose Mercury News

  • Looking Back on the Mac - Macworld

  • We're All Mac Users Now - Wired

  • 20 crazy years later, a new direction for Apple - CBS Marketwatch

  • Apple's core: The Mac turns 20 - CNN

  • The machine that changed the world - San Francisco Chronicle

  • The Mac Turns 20 - PC World

  • Apple bytes: The Mac at 20 - Silicon.com

  • Apple's groundbreaking computer marks 20th anniversary - Seattle Times

  • These links shamelessly copied from MacMinute... hope they don't mind! ;-}

    Thursday, January 22, 2004

    Lies, lies, lies

    Bush, in his State of the Union speech continues to lie and mislead the American people, in order to promote his right wing agenda, snuggle up to the religious right, and continue his imperialistic expansion of American interests in the Middle East. Unfortunately, most Americans will swallow this crap... hook, line and sinker. Do people forget last years State of the Union, where Bush lied about Iraqs purchasing of nuclear material from an African nation? Do people forget Colin Powell's lies to the UN by showing bogus satelite imagery of supposed stockpiles, research facilities and deployment capabilities of chemical weapons? Yet Bush continued to perpetuate the myth with misleading statements like, we have "identified dozens of weapons of mass destruction-related program activities.". What crap! He continues to try to convince us that Sadam Hussein was a terrorist threat to the US, despite this administrations admission that their was no link between Iraq and Al Qida or 9/11. More crap!

    If that is not enough, we had to listen to to Bush's plans to outlaw gay spousal rights, propose government funding of religious programs, extend the so-called Patriot Act (taking away civil rights), and extend tax cuts that benefit the rich and run up the deficits. This guy has got to go.

    We will have to see if Howard Dean has completely blown his chances of coming up with the nomination by going ballistic after coming in third in Iowa. How many times did that have to be shown on TV? I still think that Dean is best suited to going toe-to-toe with Bush. I WANT to see an angry democrat. Hell, I am angry over what Bush has done to this country. I will be disapointed to see a man like Kerry get the nomination. He has voted for the war, for the so-called Patriot Act, and for additional $87 billion in Iraq... basically a play-it-safe middle-of-the-road Washington bred politician. Dean is still The Man in my book.

    Saturday, January 10, 2004

    Common Sense

    Recommended reading - Common sense for a New Century. Finally, a Democrat that can bring back idealism to the party... and hopefully the Presidency. Howard Dean has what it takes to take this country back for the people. George Bush has sold out this country to the corporate elite, special interests and his cronies. Dean is able to communicate a strong populist message. He is willing to take chances, and not play the safe, centrist politics of Democrats of recent elections. I just listened to stump speeches on C-Span from several Democratic candidates. Dean distinguished himself heads and shoulders above the others, giving a strong, clear, liberal and passionate message. Take back the country from Cheney's Haliburton, the drug and insurance companies, the oil industry. Internationalize the Iraq situation and develop an exit strategy. Make the large corporations and those with the highest income pay their fair share of the tax burden. Dean is the man. Check out Howard Dean's website.

    Thursday, January 01, 2004

    Happy New Year

    Just got back home after a great vacation at Sanibel Island. Wish I could say it's good to be back home... but I think I rather just hang out on the beach every day for the rest of my life.