March 31, 2003
03/31/2003 09:34:00
The Recipe Link website has links to copycat recipes from all over the web.
03/31/2003 06:14:00
In Jejune DIY weblog, Catherine writes about doing-it-yourself.
03/31/2003 05:47:00
This website has a large list of RSS feeds, classified by type.
March 30, 2003
03/30/2003 09:20:00
Megan Noel's Paper Arts website has information about art journaling and art dolls.
03/30/2003 08:34:00
A Health Scout report lists SARS cases in the United States.
03/30/2003 08:01:00
The Hubble satellite has its own website. Includes some very nice astronomicals that can be used as wallpaper on your computer.
March 29, 2003
03/29/2003 10:29:00
My friend found this clipping as she was clearning out her closet. There were no details about the date and name of the original publication.
03/29/2003 09:03:00
Inka Stamps sells unmounted images, including Asian themed images.
03/29/2003 07:09:00
Soul Food Cafe is a website devoted to writing as a daily practice.
03/29/2003 05:35:00
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March 28, 2003
03/28/2003 09:08:00
Dudley:Are you sure you don't have time to rub my chest?
03/28/2003 08:48:00
A cold snap has discouraged me from going outdoors, so I have been spending some time reorganizing my computer, and setting up a backup scheme to the CD Burner on Jack's computer. For replication of files, I am using the KarenWare Replicator program.
03/28/2003 08:34:00
Deflating the fear,
a Christian Science Monitor article about reducing war anxiety.
03/28/2003 07:14:00
Soft block carving site (also known as eraser carving) from Ruthann. Includes a tutorial.
March 27, 2003
03/27/2003 16:04:00
Look at the bottom photo from the Accident Reconstruction Newsletter. It pays to buy good equipment.
03/27/2003 12:16:00
Enchanted Ink has both mounted and unmounted stamps, and unmounted plates. Themes include fantasy and art nouveau images.
03/27/2003 06:36:00
Environmental Protection Agency site that draws a map of environmental features in your area. For example, it showed the very narrow flood plain in our valley when I requested it.
March 26, 2003
03/26/2003 08:22:00
Rubber Stamp Diva has unmounted plates of Fred B Mullet images.
03/26/2003 07:39:00
After analysing my weblog page using the Web Page Analyser yesterday, I decided to reduce the bandwidth requirements of Coffee and Oranges by replacing the full sized images with smaller thumbnails. You can still see the full sized image by clicking on the thumbnail. I don't know who is reading CaO aside from a few family members, friends, and Anita (of Anita's LoL ), but I seem to be getting some hits aside from search engines. According to the report furnished by my ISP, I am getting about fifty hits a day, so the thumbnail approach ought to save a lot of bandwidth.Please let me know, either by email or my guestbook, if you REALLY hate this change.
March 25, 2003
03/25/2003 07:43:00
An article in The Economist about why people believe in conspiracy stories.
03/25/2003 07:40:00
A Beginner's Gude to Trackback, a weblogging technology.
03/25/2003 07:34:00
Web Page Analyser tells you how long your web page takes to load, and what you can do to increase load times. It didn't like my weblog because I have too many photos right now. I will try again next week.
03/25/2003 05:21:00
A New Scientist article reporting that SARS, the mysterious super-pneumonia, may be caused by two viruses acting together.
March 24, 2003
03/24/2003 13:12:00
I made this rubber stamped card for an exchange. The Chinese boat is from the defunct rubber stamp company, Galactic Graphic. The clouds and the moon are from A Stamp in the Hand , and the mountains and water pattern are from Stampscapes.
March 23, 2003
03/23/2003 09:59:00
Name That Blog is a game that invites you to identify the weblog based on a short excerpt.
03/23/2003 09:42:00
It has been a long time since our old color printer worked well, and it was tricky to use because it shared a port with our truly ancient laser printer (which is still going strong). Although I bought my digital camera mainly to produce photos for my weblog, I wondered sometimes how they would look printed out with a modern color printer. Yesterday, we officially declared the color printer obsolete, and purchased a hp deskjet 5550 after drooling over the dedicated photo printers for a bit. I had a little difficulty setting it up on the USB port, but finally managed to do so after about twenty minutes this morning.I've just run through all the options, including printing one of my digital camera photos onto the provided photo paper, using the highest quality mode. Even without the special photo cartridge, I am impressed with the results. I can see why Kodak is worried about the impact of digital photograpy on its business. It has also made me more interested in putting together some of my digital photos and sending them to a service bureau for printing, when I can get such good results on my bargain color printer.
March 22, 2003
03/22/2003 06:31:00
The Tyranny of Email: rules for the efficient and effective use of email.
03/22/2003 05:47:00
I found Strange Horizons, an online magazine, while looking for information about new books by Tanya Huff. Here is a recent Tanya Huff interview.
March 21, 2003
03/21/2003 15:38:00
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03/21/2003 09:07:00
Picture Collection Online from the New York Public Library. (via RSM's Surf City Links. )
03/21/2003 08:48:00
Netbeam, the wireless high speed access provider that we recently started using.
03/21/2003 06:43:00
Science Daily article about Easter Lilies being deadly for cats.
03/21/2003 05:19:00
Lody: Aren't I cute? And I adore you. Absolutely. Especially when you have cheese.
March 20, 2003
03/20/2003 07:09:00
Stamp Francisco has pdf catalogs of its images available for download.
March 19, 2003
03/19/2003 10:08:00
Although usually we don't have to dig out our south facing driveway, we may have to make an exception this time.
03/19/2003 06:26:00
Collision Detection is a weblog on politics, technology, and culture. This blog collects weird research I'm running into, and musings thereon.
03/19/2003 06:08:00
Now, where did we put the snow shovel? I am not looking forward to feeding the horses this morning.
March 18, 2003
03/18/2003 14:53:00
The Monument Hill traffic cam: the one that is closest to our house.
03/18/2003 09:24:00
Snow this morning. We may get considerably more, since it is supposed to keep snowing through Wednesday night.
March 17, 2003
03/17/2003 08:53:00
A NY Times article begins with the statement that half of what doctors know is wrong. The question is which half? (NY Times - registration required.)
03/17/2003 08:40:00
Tyra has redesigned her stamping website, Cloud 9. She has a lot of tutorials for all levels of rubber stamping.
March 16, 2003
03/16/2003 08:27:00
MozTips is a website with tips for novice users of the Mozilla browsers.
03/16/2003 07:55:00
Directions for foiling on fabric can be found at Laura Murray Designs.
March 15, 2003
03/15/2003 12:13:00
Avidity, a weblog by someone who loves Laurel Burch.
03/15/2003 08:35:00
Idle Words, a weblog fighting francophobia since wednesday
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03/15/2003 08:18:00
I've added a link to a guest book under the photo above of the coffee cup surrounded by oranges. Please sign if you feel like it. You do not have to provide your email address for it to work.
03/15/2003 08:04:00
The website for Colorado State University Cooperative Extension has fact sheets for livestock, gardening, insects, and food.
March 14, 2003
03/14/2003 16:45:00
Another study about the need for sleep. (via Science Daily. )
03/14/2003 15:55:00
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03/14/2003 11:02:00
Mozilla 1.3 has been released. We now have a form of wireless broadband, and this was the first large file I downloaded with the new type of access.
March 13, 2003
03/13/2003 06:39:00
Another weblog with coffee in the title: Fifty Cups of Coffee (aka Strange Brew).
03/13/2003 06:23:00
Time To Stamp has plates of rubber images for sale, including parts for stamped dolls. They also have unmounted single images for sale.
03/13/2003 05:08:00
I took this photo on Monday. Although the days have been mild, it still freezes at night, leading to the formation of the circles on the lake.
March 12, 2003
03/12/2003 18:47:00
The Breast Cancer site funds mammograms through sponsored advertising.
03/12/2003 04:20:00
I took this photo on my walk Monday. There are only a few places on my walk where I can see this stone structure on the horizon to the south, which always reminds me of castle ruins.
March 11, 2003
03/11/2003 09:54:00
Yellow Rose Art Stamps has unmounted plates of rubber stamp images for sale. Images include stained glass, celtic sayings, and Oriental.
03/11/2003 06:38:00
Last night, Jack informed me that my weblog was displaying very oddly in Opera, even though it looked correct in Internet Explorer and Mozilla. I fixed the broken markup in my template this morning, and regenerated all my weblog pages.
03/11/2003 06:24:00
I took this photo of the lichenous boles of scrub oaks on my walk yesterday. I think of this little stand of trees as Porcupine Grove, because I once encountered a porcupine close by.
March 10, 2003
03/10/2003 10:35:00
Smoke takes a morning nap on the manure pile. It's a Good Thing.
03/10/2003 10:29:00
Steve Allen's Meeting of Minds was one of my favorite television shows, although I don't think I saw any as originally broadcast.
03/10/2003 08:59:00
I hit my funny bone sharply yesterday, and it wasn't very funny at all. Here is an explanation from kidshealth.org about what happens when you hit the ulnar nerve.
03/10/2003 08:56:00
Windowseat is a weblog since 1998 (via Anita's LoL.)
March 09, 2003
03/09/2003 10:10:00
This website has cool Tolkien fonts, including one that can be used with English.
03/09/2003 07:59:00
I have been using Amphetadesk, a news aggregator written in Perl. I am still unsure about whether I enjoy web surfing this way.
March 08, 2003
03/08/2003 08:34:00
Reuters article about FDA proposal to require dietary supplement makers to prove their products contain the ingredients listed. About time.
03/08/2003 08:19:00
Silver Crow Creations has some nice corvid rubber stamp images in both mounted and unmounted formats.
03/08/2003 08:14:00
The official website has news about the science fiction writer Barbara Hambly.
March 07, 2003
03/07/2003 07:28:00
The Science Fiction Book Club has a list of what it considers to be The Most Significant SF & Fantasy Books of the Last 50 Years, 1953-2002
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03/07/2003 07:26:00
Secular Blasphemy is a politically oriented weblog.
03/07/2003 07:17:00
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03/07/2003 07:13:00
MSNBC article on lighter alternatives to two traditional comfort foods, chili and macaroni and cheese.
March 06, 2003
03/06/2003 08:20:00
Fusion Art Stamps has unmounted art stamps, paper ephemera, and mounting supplies.
March 05, 2003
03/05/2003 07:38:00
A Whole Lotta Nothing article about how to use Mozilla, my favorite web browser.
March 04, 2003
03/04/2003 08:50:00
A study that suggests that people losing weight intentionally, or just trying to do so, may live longer.
03/04/2003 06:01:00
Yesterday, I took my walk along the road because it was still too snowy on the plateau behind our house.
March 03, 2003
03/03/2003 16:55:00
A very long article on Microsoft, open source, and information technology trends.
03/03/2003 07:59:00
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03/03/2003 07:45:00
Qwikart Art Stamps has unmounted plates and unmounted rubber stamps, including oriental and collage elements.
March 02, 2003
03/02/2003 08:45:00
I've bought a fair amount of stuff from Creative Mode at conventions over the years. I didn't realize they had a website.
03/02/2003 08:26:00
NY Times article about uses for botox beyond wrinkle removal. (NY Times - registration required.)
03/02/2003 07:56:00
A newly discovered fossil may clarify theories about the origin of the human species (via Yet Another Web Log. )
03/02/2003 07:46:00
Snow, lovely snow. I am getting tired of looking at it, but we still need the moisture. March is traditionally one of the big snow months here in Colorado.
03/02/2003 07:39:00
Word Bursts, from Daypop, are the heightened usage of certain words in weblogs within the last couple days.
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