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| Sunday Jan 2, 2000 | All sorts of neat stuff to be had at the
Remote Sensing
web site, including a large image manipulation tool
and a tool called geotrans for doing coordinate
translation between datums. Pick them up
here to Cartography by shadow |
| When all else fails, modern medicine should simply rely on the
placebo effect
to see their patients through darker days. to Health by laurel |
| Happy Anticlimax, memepoolians. to Culture by djinn |
| No visit to Houston, Texas is complete without a stop at the National Museum of Funeral History, a showcase of our country's proud heritage of funeral service. Auto enthusiasts will appreciate the hearse collection. Anyone can appreciate the practical beauty of the solid glass casket (air-tight!). And don't forget the Gift Shop. Where else could you get a casket putter, or an Any Day Above Ground is a Good One Gift Bag? to Culture by fringehead |
| Saturday Jan 1, 2000 | A tear in the space-time continuum has allowed us to connect to websites in the distant future. We took some screenshots from
January 1, 3900,
sometime in 20100,
January 1, 192000,
January 1, 192000,
another from January 1, 192000, and
January 1, 202000.
to Web by joshua |
| Think humans should go to Mars? Then get off your
e-butt and do what little you can by signing the
Mars Petition. The desired outcome is a human mission to Mars
in 2015. You might also check out the Mars Society
for more info on Mars advocacy. to Science by xrayjones |
| Friday Dec 31, 1999 | While many of us consider author Po Bronson to be the sexiest writer alive, apparently there are plenty of malcontents who disagree. to Books by pjammer |
| If you're looking for that perfect art print, look no further than All About Art. to Art by avi |
| Like many adults who once dismissed graphic novels as glorified comic books, I was drawn back into the medium through Alan Moore's grim and brilliant Watchmen. Memepool readers who liked Watchmen as much as I did should definitely check out Ralf Hildebrandt's
Annotated Watchmen for a detailed panel-by-panel analysis of plot, cultural references and symbolism within the story. to Comics by pjammer |
| If you live in the U.S. or are just interested in
cartography and topography,
KDem may prove quite interesting. It displays 3 dimensional elevantion models,
essentially rendering terrain. The home page also has links to sources for data. to Cartography by shadow |
| I guess we've all seen enough of the apocalyptic nutballs looking forward to a Hollywood-style Second Coming, but the Highlights from Prophetic School is a doozy. Have a look at their IRC sessions where the students are asked to come up with religious visions and then describe them to the others. One female writes of a vision of Jesus saying to her, "My bride, My bride, what a sweet aroma coming from My bride...
Her desire for Me, her delight in Me..." Bible study is getting hot these days, and it's not just fire and brimstone! to Wackos by monde |
| "Power on, Internet fine, dogs healthy and beer still cold." Such is the best Australian Y2k update from J.R. Whipple's Zone 2000 report. to Conspiracy by peterb |
| POV-Ray is a superb freeware ray tracing
application. Whilst searching for inspiration I found the winner
of the Internet Ray
Tracing Competition for December 1998, "First
Strike at Pearl". Check out the artists step
by step guide to the images construction, a combination of technology,
artistry and historical research. to Art by lee |
| Thursday Dec 30, 1999 | I like Java, because it is really easy to implement your own version of excellent old arcade games with it. to Games by peterb |
| Instead of abducting people to UFO for medical examination, as other aliens do, these aliens collaborate with "Contact People" and perform the medical research in aliens/humans clinic on earth. My name is Adrian Dvir and I am one of the 'contact people'.
to Wackos by faisal |
| On long road trips, the need for a restroom can become overwhelming. Sometimes there's a clean one close by, and sometimes there isn't. Never fear! Uncle Booger's Bumper Dumper is here. to Gadgets by jacquez |
| Wednesday Dec 29, 1999 | Get all assed-out and fashionable with well-known Korean designer nail-file conglomerate Assi!! Like the site says, "It's the new name that opens the fantastic world of Nail File. We contain women's hope and dream toward the real beauty in Nail File. Fantastic design, high quality, various models, we are always sweating for, are also motto and confidence of ASSI, a beauty creator."
That's Korean for "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful!"
to Fashion by sburke |
| Currently at Blaxploitation.com you can hear the radio spot for Black Caesar. "Black Caesar, he carved out a name for himself, in the blood of his enemies. Hail Caesar!" This is the first of what they're promising will be the monthly Black Action Movie Radio Spot. to Culture by mrradon |
| For an
alces alces like me, next summer will be
heaven! to Movies by moose |
| Want free electricity? If you are a sucker looking for an imaginary product, these guys will sell it to you. to Wackos by jason |
| Nasty, short, brutish. Need
To Know is the site for all your techno-centric sarcasm needs. to Internet by lee |
| Remember when all a child wanted for Christmas was a car/truck/potato that
turned into a robot? Terry Pratchett
does and was good enough to talk
about it, as recorded in the archives of Ansible. to Humor by lee |
| The Millennium is almost upon us, I'm terribly excited and so is the editor
of the Carolina
Girlwatcher. Ever wanted to know the best places to ogle, sorry
admire the female form? Well, look no further, the
pro knows all, provided you're in Carolina. Now where did I leave
my dirty raincoat? to Sex by lee |
| Ever since I got my DVD player a month ago, I can't resist checking both DVD price search and Incredible DVD on a daily basis. Both sites are bevies of coupons, special deals, and discounts for online stores which have DVDs for sale. Especially great is DVD Price Search's ability to find which online seller has the cheapest price for the DVD you're interested in,
though, frankly, I think Incredible DVD has a better
selection of coupons. to Movies by crikey |
| So you've filled up your FreeDrive eh? Fear not, e-packrat, there's also i-drive. And they even have neato keen applets to let you schedule transfers and save whole web content to your slice of space. to Web by dnm |
| Tuesday Dec 28, 1999 | If^H^Hwhen the Y2K bug doesn't end up screwing with your computer, you might find yourself feeling let down somehow, and find yourself craving some terribly invasive, frightening desktop nightmare. (To experience properly make sure all the switches for your Java-nators and DHTML-ifiers are pushed firmly to the "on" position.) to Art by monde |
| In the continuing effort to inspire confidence in its products, Microsoft proudly announces upcoming IT Professional Titles to be released in the year 1900. [ Ed. note: The site has been repaired. Happily, we got a screenshot.]
to Humor by pjammer |
| Here, have lots of Web Greeting Cards. They're all pretty awful, but of particular mention are the AngelWinks Clown Cards, the Pig Me Up Cards, and the alarming Stufti-Friends. to Art by fringehead |
| Monday Dec 27, 1999 | After all the
Star Wars hype I was amazed there wasn't a resurrection of
Hardware Wars.
"You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll kiss three bucks goodbye." to Movies by moose |
| An Ode to Castration. to Wackos by moose |
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