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:-(

Yes, that's the kind of day I had yesterday. On my way to pick up my car from the shop, my dad and I were rear-ended in his Mazda RX7 by a mobile radiation unit truck from the very hospital I ended up at afterward. Ironic, isn't it?

I know, it's been forever since I posted here. I've been working on the house, traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday, and generally trying to avoid the US election crap.

Napster client for Mac OS X.

WSJ: Al Gore's Class-Action.

A Response:

Now here's a ranch where I wouldn't mind spending some time.

Duncan Smeed has a copy of a hysterical email that's been going around.

USAToday has an interesting map showing the elction results not by state but by county. Bush won a vast majority of the counties in the US.

[via Rush] From the Washington Times, "Democracy in peril".

Hmmm Tim Bray, co-author of the XML spec, launches a new company, Antarcti.ca, and a new site, Map.net.

Perusing "Seth"'s older posts, I stumbled on this one, on the overuse/misuse of the word "get" in American English vernacular. Hmmm. Conciously changing one's speaking patterns must be (notice I did NOT write "has got to be") one of the most difficult exercises I know. I've tried it a couple times before.

Friends really shouldn't let friends post on weblogs. ;-)

On inessential.com, the light goes on for Brent as he configures "Mac OS X" as a "Frontier" server:

... at AdCritic.com.

My buddy "Hans" is building a weblog in PHP and Mysql. Go Hans!

Let me interupt my coverage of the US Polit Bureau to point to my buddy Hans Habenicht, aka Fonz.

In honor of today's US elections:

I raised the wall, I will be the one to knock it down...