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Monthly Archives: July 2004
Time to dump Internet Explorer?
If you’re using a computer running the Microsoft Windows operating system, you might be thinking that your only choice of web browser is Internet Explorer (IE). After all, it’s the only one that shows up on the computer’s desktop when … Continue reading
Posted in technology
4 Comments
The Wheels Keep on Spinning
But it’s all in your head. Check out this optical illusion for a fun yet dizzying experience.
Posted in miscellany
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Ben Given Pseudonym As First Step Toward Rap-Star Career
Last week’s iTunes update included a recording by the rapper Lil Wayne. The name got me wondering: How many other Lil’ Rappers are there out there? By doing a simple artist search in the iTunes store, I came up with … Continue reading
Posted in family, music
10 Comments
Conflict Lab Wins Apple Design Award
A good friend of mine, Michael VanHouten, just informed me that his tiny, family-run company won the 2004 Apple Design Award in the Best QuickTime Content for Education category. The company, Conflict Lab, creates multi-player negotation simulations for the educational … Continue reading
Posted in friends and neighbors
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