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Oct
2007
22
Oct
2007
extrinsic
- LCD monitor test images »
- wide screen gaming forum »
- The Good Life Barber Shop » Austin downtown barber
- Humping Dolphin »
- Portal: The Skinny » Jonathan Coulton talks about writing the end-title song to Portal.
- Pokemon.Marriland.com »
- PS3 supercomputer » Dartmouth astrophysicist Dr. Gaurav Khanna has rigged up an array of eight PS3 systems to help him crunch numbers in his study of theoretical gravity waves.
- Poll: Some Germans see good in Nazi rule - Yahoo! News »
- Half-Life 2: Portal » Use the Portal gun in Half-Life 2 and it’s episodes
- The Grandmaster Experiment » The queen is the most powerful piece on the chessboard. Yet in the ultra-elite ranks of chess, a woman who can hold her own is the rarest of creatures. How, then, did one family produce three of the most successful female chess champions ever?
- Halfwit-2 : Half-Life 2 Bits and Pieces »
- Main Page - Valve Developer Community »
- Valve’s Portal Mapping »
- Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories - Making the World a Better Place, One Evil Mad Scientist at a Time »
- Solid freeform fabrication: DIY, on the cheap, and made of pure sugar »
tags: barber, chess, dolphin, fabrication, german, haircut, lcd, music, nazi, parallel computing, pokemon, portal, ps3, valve, widescreen
21
Oct
2007
Still Alive via Frets on Fire
I’ve been lax. I haven’t posted on anything relating to the Orange Box. I guess I really couldn’t say much more than the 5 bazillion other people who are playing it. I loved TF2, Episode 2 was short but a blast, and Portal was even better than I expected.
Especially the story… and the culmination in the end song. But again, this is definitely not a unique opinion.
But when I found this combining two things I really like… well, that’s enough impetus to post:
15
Oct
2007
extrinsic
- Progress Cited in Alzheimer’s Diagnosis - » Scientists reported progress yesterday toward one of medicine’s long-sought goals: the development of a blood test that can accurately diagnose Alzheimer’s disease, and even do so years before truly debilitating memory loss.
- Overlord - Game Guide »
- Knights Templar secrets revealed » The Vatican has published secret archive documents about the trial of the Knights Templar, including a long-lost parchment that shows that Pope Clement V initially absolved the medieval Christian order from accusations of heresy, officials said Friday.
- Texas Football main page »
- LEGO Store - Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon⢠»
- The 6 Most Terrifying Foods in the World »
- Electronic Arts Inc. agreed to buy BioWare Corp. and Pandemic Studios »
- Synergy » Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware.
- Purpose of appendix believed found - CNN.com »
- Teen Cures Cancer » in dogs… maybe
- Hemmi Hotel in Churwalden Switzerland »
8
Oct
2007
extrinsic
Uncategorized
- I am creating artificial life, declares US gene pioneer | Science | The Guardian »
- Pokenubs »
- The Greatest Songs Ever! Roxanne Article on Blender :: The Ultimate Guide to Music and More » Doesn’t seem to be much on the web about this anymore, but the Police’s career took off after KLBJ started playing Roxanne in Austin, Texas.
- A Guide to Memory Timing »
- Eleven enthusiast power supplies compared »
- myth.bungie.org »
- Possible Bungie departure from Microsoft » developer Bungie may jump ship from Microsoft to pursue other games, and potentially other game platforms. Maybe they’ll do a Myth IV, Oh! how I miss Bungie before Microsoft snatched them up!
- Zero Display Service Error on ATI hardware »
- EQII Mount Guide »
- 6 die from brain-eating amoeba - Infectious Diseases - MSNBC.com » A killer amoeba living in lakes enters the body through the nose and attacks the brain where it feeds until you die.
1
Oct
2007
extrinsic
- Save the Internet : Fighting for Internet Freedom »
- Velociraptor had feathers »
- J.C. Penney’s 1975 catalog: Not Suitable For Young Children »
- where vehicles are left to die « deputydog »
- Star Wars: LEGO’s Ultimate Collectors Millennium Falcon Unboxed »
- The Box of Pain » When turned on, it emits an invisible, focused beam of radiation - similar to the microwaves in a domestic cooker - that are tuned to a precise frequency to stimulate human nerve endings.



