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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:

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

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.

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.

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

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!

[via "Scripting News"] Hotline Scoop has a good results interface.

Former Governor George Allen (R) takes the VA Senate race.