Saturday, May 22, 2004

Leo says goodbye...

The Cast and some crew have shared some of their memories of working on Call-For-Help. Link here.

The final episode aired Friday... I haven't seen it yet (TiVo) but I for one will greatly miss it. I've watched it everyday for a couple years.

Read his blog entry here.

Thursday, May 20, 2004

W Hotels are launching iTunes Days...

Tune into your summer Wonderland. Once a month, remix your Tuesday with iTunes® Day at W Hotels. This is your invitation to mix it up in a digital soundscape. Join other W Hotel guests and live DJs for this monthly event in select cities. Link. Shuffle in for "AppleiTini" drink specials while DJs spin music off iPods

They also have a new section on iTMs

Article Here.

The Earth is running out of oil!!

Yes, a scary thought! CNN's got an article up that explains that "...rising consumption is outpacing the discovery of new crude reserves." and "...the discovery of huge pools of oil beneath the earth's surface has hit a dry spell."

With that in mind and gas priced skyrocketing, you've gotta admit that cars like Toyota's Prius are looking more and more attractive! Although a little odd looking, it has (with options) built in Bluetooth & in dash GPS!


The Prius is a bit small for me.... I drive an SUV, a Chevy Blazer... it doesn't have great gas mileage... I think I can get 20 hwy and 13 city. I wonder if it's about time the car manufacturers start making more hybrid and alternate fuel car models.

Tuesday, May 18, 2004

Arm & a Leg


Article here.

Friday, May 14, 2004

Awesome Tornado Video...

Check out this video, provided the bandwidth holds up! (it's 26.5 MB)

This video is amazing... you can clearly see an entire house get sucked up into the twister!

Thursday, May 13, 2004

The Bourne Supremacy Trailer Online...

I loved the first movie! The trailer looks good, so the sequel might not suck.

Check it out here.

Wednesday, May 12, 2004

Tuesday, May 11, 2004

For you shutterbugs out there...

...that are either too unfortunate to own a Mac or are just plain stupid and love their PCs...

iView Multimedia finally released MediaPro for Windows today.

iView Multimedia today announced that its award winning professional media management software iView MediaPro is available for the Windows platform. iView MediaPro 2.5 now offers the same robust. highly flexible media management for both Windows and Mac users. Designed for creative professionals in film, video, photography, broadcast, education and scientific fields, iView MediaPro helps streamline workflows.

If you take a lot of digital pictures you NEED this software. I have over 15,000 pics catalogued in MediaPro for the Mac. I absolutely love this software. It's well worth the newly raised price of $199.00

You can download a demo here.

Monday, May 10, 2004

Happy Birthday To Me...

32 today... that sucks. Got a new cell phone (see new moblog link on the left), going out to Rokbonki for dinner.

Friday, May 7, 2004

Some iTunes singles pricings reportedly to rise to $1.25

MacNN is reporting that...

Apple will reportedly be raising the price of some singles on iTunes to $1.25, according to today's New York Post, which quotes unnamed sources. The move comes as all five major record labels recently resigned and apparently renegotiated some terms of their contracts with Apple. Some albums have already been subject to higher pricing for the last few months, and labels also reportedly wanted to have the option of selling only full albums, an idea that Apple rebuffed. EMI and Sony Music, which launched its own online music service, are said to have been the most aggressive on pricing. If the price of some singles does in fact rise to $1.25, it would be counter to what Apple CEO Steve Jobs told the media when the third-generation iTunes Music Store launched just ten days ago.

I can't say I'm happy about that!

Article Here.

UPDATE: Apple is denying this rumor.

"These rumors aren't true," said Apple spokeswoman Natalie Sequeira. "We have multiyear agreements with the labels and our prices remain 99 cents a track."

Article Here.


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