NEC ships a 50" Plasma Flat-Panel display. Mmmmm, sounds fun.

In Userland's latest screenshot of MyUserland On The Desktop (isn't this a bit of an awkward name?), I noticed that Userland is once again using .wsf... Anyone have and idea why? The Website Framework extension went out of vogue at Userland and in the community about two years ago, as Manila development progressed (Manila enveloped and superceded the website framework). I'd be interested in why it's making a comeback.

Zapwerk is announcing a new content management tool called SiteYard that runs on "Mac OS X" (as well as classic Mac, NT, Linux...) to debut at MacWorld SF. I'll have to check this out while I'm there. Muahahahaha.....

The MacWorld Weblog I started is now a collection of MacWorld News from this weblog.

Quasi-related: Dave Winer starts a Mac News channel on TheTwoWayWeb.com.

In MacWeek:

Now THIS is a monitor I could get into!

OniRes.

Apple cuts prices on PowerMacs

The Art Of The Matrix is, you have to see it for yourself. This would be so cool to own.

"Nate", Jodi, Nate's cousin, and I are watching 2001: A Space Oddysey. I've never seen it, neither has Jodi. It's funny to see a 1960's view of life in the twenty-first century, and the movie's slow as mollasses, but it's interesting, that's for certain.

DON'T PANIC.

Ihateapple.com hacked. Ha!

Well, after nearly a year of work, on and off, and spending the entire christmas holidays working our butts off... we completed the Master Bedroom and Jodi's dressing room.

Hi everyone. I hope you have a great New Year! We're having a sort of New Year's "Open House"... we've got friends and family over, enjoying each other's company and fellowship.

http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1221-reflection_p.html

OK, so the theory is that I follow the web, read interesting stuff, and post links here, as well as let you know what the heck is going on in life.

"Power corrupts. PowerPoint corrupts absolutely." --Edward Tufte. LOL. I HATE PowerPoint.

[via "Jim"] XML Transition Network Definition. Looks interesting. We need more open workflow-management systems. Most are high-end, integration nightmares.