Tuesday, November 12, 2002

It was so simple then Back when I was young and the most important thing to concern myself with was watching Gigantor at 3pm. I thought about this on the way to work today. But why complain it only took 1.5 hours to go 21 miles in typical shitty Seattle traffic... (I know I am part of the problem, but I am not such an idiot to rear end anyone and then sit in the lane an wonder what to do! Get to the side of the road idiot) During my drive I was listening to the new Nirvana compilation and I remembered, it could be worse... 8:58:51 PM     Who says it won't sell in Peoria? My prediction is that it will only get worse. Once Hollowood gets into the sim-ship mode for movies and the games, they will have a new way to immerse people. We are already seeing CD-ROM's in Happy Meals, why not PS2 versions of Femme Fatale for the kiddies? We will soon see a whole slew of sexually explicit material for gamers. Parents will be really challenged. Maybe you should look at your teenagers skateboard wheels! Vice City proves runaway hit. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City becomes the UK's fastest selling video game of all time¸ with Britons spending an estimated £10m on the title. [BBC News | TECHNOLOGY] 8:34:20 PM     Gene Polution of Wild Rice Yes there is a difference between the good stuff and the production variety. Read about it here or visit this site for great alternative reporting concerning Native American issues. 9:10:18 AM     Bahaus Web Navigation Pete Townsend's Lifehouse project has a cool web site (lots of old Who stuff) and a minimalist navigation metaphor. It surprises you by moving the navigation elements around the screen. Click here, then click the dots on the site. 1:00:52 AM     The Strangest Place in America List to NPR's radio documentary of Gibtown, Florida where the circus folk live in an uniquely homogenized town. Click here to read the summary and listen. 12:24:05 AM     Gates keeps his word Bill Gates has stated repeately than he plans to give away his fortune. He proves it to the tune of a 24.Billion dollar grant to the Gates Foundation. Gates Offers India $100 Million to Fight AIDS. Bill Gates announced on Monday that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will give more than $100 million to reduce the spread of H.I.V. and AIDS in India. [New York Times: Technology] 12:00:24 AM

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