Google plans to announce on Wednesday that it is offering a service that will permit Internet users to search through the archives of newspapers, magazines and other publications and uncover material that in some cases dates back more than 200 years.
Oh, that is just so cool.
I was just thinking the other day that in the future, people will think of the pre-internet days as a sort of dark ages, because of the small amount of info online compared to today. I mean, major info is available, but obscure info usually is not. There are some '80s bands that google turns up nothing on, wheras almost any current band that's released an album would be googleable.
I prefer vicodin to smack
But
heroin is the 6th level of happiness!
Can anyone recomend some half way decent screenwtiting software that also happens to be free?
jubsews, you can find a couple of programs, and some templates for MS Word that will work, but they never page out quite right. I'm sure, by asking for free software, you really don't have the cash to spare, but if it's anything at all serious for you, it's really much better in the long run to purchase either Final Draft or Screenwriter 2000
A House is not a Holmes?
I am pretty sure that Jane Espenson wrote in her blog that this is really why House is so named.
Thanks Sean, all the evidence seems to support that. Thing is, I don't, at this point, know how long I plan to pursue it. If the semester goes well, the whole thing could have potential (not to be a slayer though), but if the class is a giant embarassment, I don't think I will view it as money well spent.
Happy Birthday, flea!!!
The summary here is pretty detailed (and provides sources, which is always nice).
Excellent. Thanks, Strega. I've had the darned
Lizzie Borden took an axe
rhyme stuck in my head, all day.
Who was the one who killed his/her family by putting strichnine in the well?
Who was the one who killed his/her family by putting strichnine in the well?
Lassie. She also put Timmy down there in the first place.
