Archive for March, 2005
mitch hedberg archive
more on mitch:
mitch’s official site
mitch’s bio
mitch hedberg video clips
mitch hedberg audio clips
NPR on mitch’s death
mitch hedberg - jokes, quotes, & lines from his stand-up comedy
mitch hedberg soundboard
hedberg page on comedy central -w/videos
mitch hedberg’s death
please let us know of additional mitch stuff on the web. get the man’s CDs:
mitch all together cd & dvd
strategic […]
another berlin wall crumbles
when president bush gave his inaugural address in january, and focused on the spread of freedom and liberty around the world, critics called his ideas lofty, unrealistic, and abstract. i was inclined to agree with them. but don’t we all look like idiots now?
since being sworn-in for his second term, i […]
Google and Easter Logo
The question is: why wasn’t there one on the Google homepage?
Headline of the Year (so far)
Iraq’s insurgents ‘seek exit strategy’
Yahoo Mail 1 GB
It looks like Yahoo is going to match Google on the 1 GB (that’s gigabyte) space provided for mail.
Let the portal wars begin!
Terri Schiavo from James Q. Wilson
When I was a senior in high school Leon Busche introduced our AP Government class to James Q. Wilson.
With the recent controversy surrounding the right-to-die/kill debate re: Terri Schiavo, Wilson has written a compelling piece for the Wall Street Journal in which he argues for Mrs. Schiavo’s life.
A key excerpt:
Was the Iraq War worth it? An Iraqi perspective.
On the Iraq War’s two year anniversary Instapundit points us to this post from an Iraqi blogger:
So you ask me, Husayn, was it worth it. What have you gotten? What has Iraq acheived? These are questions I get a lot.
Stephen Covey and Kim Jong-il
Stephen Covey gave a speech at BYU last week and showed this ad, demonstrating the “importance of one”. As a bonus, it features Doctor Richard Kimball’s favorite dictator.
Watch the ad.
2008 GOP Presidential Brackets
Are the NCAA Tourney brackets just not enough to keep you busy?
Well then, go vote for your favorite 2008 GOP possible nominees during a commercial break of the NCAA coverage.
try trillian
rightly calling itself “the swiss army knife of instant messaging“, trillian allows you to login and chat with contacts on five different instant messaging/chat programs through one portal. i don’t really need it, but for people like summer and rach who have friends using both AIM and MSN instant messengers, it could come in […]
Google’s Next Homepage?
Check out GoogleX.
AOL Instant Messenger = Bad
If you use AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) to chat with friends and/or colleagues online, you should be following with great interest the stir surrounding AIM’s Terms of Service (TOS).
Contentious - Why You Should Stop Using AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) RIGHT NOW!
Slashdot - AIM’s New Terms Of Service
Slashdot’s followup - AOL: We’re Not Spying on AIM […]
That Liberal Media
From none other than the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, we are brought more evidence that the media is liberal (or at the very least, favors the Democrats):
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. media coverage of last year’s election was three times more likely to be negative toward President Bush than Democratic challenger John Kerry, […]
Google News, How You Want It
If you use Google News, you are going to love this. If you don’t, this may make you switch.
Google News is now customizable. Amazing stuff. I now have top World stories on the upper left, Argentina news (in Spanish) on the upper right, and aggregated “mormon” news in the lower left. […]
happy two years, blog
before i forget, the blog turns 2 years old this month. i’d just like to wish her a happy birthday. if you want to see the start of it all, check out http://all-encompassingly.blogspot.com, where we dashed off sloppy tripe and called it a blog. now (at least) we meticulously pour over our […]
