archives by month

listening to:
lamb - lamb
dj shadow - new stuff
chemical bros - come with us
luminous - luminous
badmarsh & shri - signs
dead can dance box set
nicola conte - bossa per due
safri duo - episode II
bjork - vespertine
tricky - blowback
garbage - beautiful garbage
count basie - april in paris
james brown - greatest hits
radio k 770 AM

recently read:
Stupid White Men
Crashing The Party
Kon-Tiki
Desert Solitaire
The Endurance
Harry Potter #3
Wired mag
Moviemaker mag


must-view sites:
Minnescoota!
Minnesota Green Party
Pentel For Governor
Radio K 770 AM
KFAI Radio
CSA Images

DollarShort
Fireland
Scripting News
Michael Moore

IFP North
2-pop.com
FlickTips
MovieMaker Mag
FilmMaker Mag
DV Creators
IMDB
AllMusic
Minidisc.org
Salon.com
Photographica
Digital Camera Resource
Digital Photography Review

Macintouch
MacMinute
MacCentral
MacNN
MacOSRumors
AsTheAppleTurns


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I went over to the satellite presentation of Steve Jobs Macworld keynote this morning. It was rather exciting seeing live and on the big screen (over at the U of MN) but I have to say I was a bit disappointed. This keynote didn't have the full-on RDF (Reality Distortion Field) effect that Jobs is known for. It was good, but not insanely great. Still, I was impressed with the demos and the new softwares and I surely wouldn't turn down a new PowerMac G4/867 or Dual 800 machine. Hmmm... perhaps the Seybold conference will reveal some new surprises in September... if not, we'll surely be getting some advanced high-end machines come January (flat-panel iMacs, Powerbook revisions, maybe quad-processors machines or a few other surprises. Or so I hope). Whatever. It was still fun. Thanks to FirstTech for putting on this event.