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Things pushed through toast…

by Mike Browne on April 25, 2003

in old stuff

toast and toast and toast and toast and toast and toast and TOAST

Why? I’m not sure. But it’s strangley interesting.

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Dreaming of a Custom Theatre

by Mike Browne on April 24, 2003

in old stuff

Audio Video Unlimited has a store close to us in Maple Ridge. In our next home I want to build a theatre something like this. Click the pictures for a closer view. Ooooh! Ahhhhh!

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Corrupt thy children…

by Mike Browne on April 24, 2003

in old stuff

Another Worth1000.com | Photoshop Contest

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For all your Napalm needs…

by Mike Browne on April 24, 2003

in old stuff

Head over to napalm.net — “take some home…”.

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Half-Life 2 Finally

by Mike Browne on April 24, 2003

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Half-Life 2 First Information ( New, Info, Article, Buy, Download, Game )

The first incarnation of Half-Life is one of my favourite games of all time. I played and played. Apparently it will be out on September 30, 2003. Woohoo!

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Power Lines for Internet Access?

by Mike Browne on April 24, 2003

in old stuff

PCWorld.com – Will Your Broadband Travel Over Power Lines?

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O.J. Reality TV?

by Mike Browne on April 23, 2003

in old stuff

CNN.com – O.J. reality TV show in the works – Apr. 23, 2003 I know it will get ratings, but come on…

Thanks to Lance for the link.

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Toronto added to WHO’s SARS travel advisory list

by Mike Browne on April 23, 2003

in old stuff

WHO extends its SARS-related travel advice to Beijing and Shanxi province in China and to Toronto, Canada

Toronto’s Mayor, Mel Lastman, is pretty steamed about the WHO’s report calling it a “gross misrepresentation of the facts”. This does not bode well for the city’s economy especially in regards to tourism which ramps up considerably in the summer. Hopefully SARS will be conquered sooner rather than later. Lots of people are truly terrified. I’m not sure whether or not the WHO is right about their warnings on SARS, but methinks it best to err on the side of caution.

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