Tag: links

To answer Jeff Gordon’s question, “Would you take this bowl slate over the one you have?”, I’d have to answer “Yes!”

For our European friends with a fetish for the lighter-haired.

Audio Adrenaline offers a never-before-released song, “Blood Brothers”, for $1 to raise money for their Hands and Feet ministry, their main focus now that they are no longer recording or touring. Collected through PayPal.

A MP3 mashup of classic Led Zeppelin tunes mixed with traditional Christmas fare. Music only, no vocals. Good stuff.

Some Oakland fans are so opposed to the rumor of the A’s signing Barry Bonds, they’re threatening to mail back all of their team memorabilia should it prove true.

Yeah, I’m all for being environmentally friendly when it makes sense, and in recycling, but this is a case where I’ll just say “No.”

Geoff Smith has a new Christmas EP out, 5 original Christmas songs for $4.99, as a MP3 download. Great piano rock a la Billy Joel. I highly recommend Geoff’s work.

Too. Freaking. Cool.

For those who simply aren’t content enough to put iTunes in shuffle mode: tag your tunes with colors to reflect the mood of the music. So when you’re feeling all emo, you know what depressing songs to listen to at a glance.

To celebrate the impending arrival of the latest Mac OS X Missing Manual, here are six–yes, six–of author David Pogue’s favorite Leopard tips.

Type in the word of phrase you want to hear in R2’s distinctive chirps and whistles, and you’re delivered the corresponding audio.

Newton software resource. Will come in handy for my “new” eMate and my resurrected MessagePad 2100.

Adobe’s Dr. Ken Lunde has some great, high-resolution wallpapers of many different types of pistols. Really nice stuff if you’re a firearms enthusiast.

This is just awesome. (Thanks, Lee!)

Lots of info specific to computer books, since Mr. Webb works for a computer book publisher, but also tons relevant to other non-fiction publishing.

Yet I could read this entire thing to my grandmother, who’s been smoking since before I was born (I’ll be 37 on 12/03/07), and it wouldn’t make any difference to her…

As it says: an incredibly fast dictionary, though I think I still prefer Ninjawords, which has a permanent place in my browser’s bookmark bar.

Another URL shortening service (makes it easier to email/IM/twitter long links) you might want to consider, since TinyURL seems to be up and down of late.