September, 2000

  1. ToyBuilders.Com

    You give ToyBuilders.Com a front and side photo of your head, they convert into a solid model and then output it to a special machine and boom — you’ve got an action figure of yourself. I’ve gotta get one of these ASAP.

  2. What Ever Happened to the Million Mom March-ers

    Tanya Metaksa has a hilarious look at the aftermath of the Million Mom March at FrontPageMag.Com. Several marchers, after going on about the horrors of violence, were themselves involved in violence, including gun violence. The march also had its share of victims; people who had suffered as a result of the criminal use of firearms…

  3. Just How Bad Is The Olympics Coverage?

    Apparently so bad that it’s driving viewers to the SciFi channel. According to SciFi.Com, The SCI FI Channel reported a 25 percent increase in household ratings in competition against the Olympic Games on NBC. SCI FI said it also captured the highest concentration of adults aged 25-54 of any network, broadcast or cable during the…

  4. Olympic Travesty: Give Andreea Raducan Her Medal Back

    An arbitrator yesterday ruled against Romanian gymnast Andreea Raducan, meaning she won’t get her gold medal back after it was stripped by Olympics officials when Raducan failed a drug tests. This whole affair represents the mean-spiritedness and tyrannical bureaucracy of the Olympics committee at its worst. Raducan tested positive for pseudoephedrine, a common ingredient in…

  5. Starfleet Command II Demo Out

    A demo of the upcoming Starfleet Command II game is avaiable at Gamespot. The original Starfleet Command is the only Star Trek game I’ve ever seen that was any good. On the other hand the game is extraordinarily complex. I messed around with it for a couple weeks and it was a lot of fun,…

  6. Slashdotters Just Don’t Get It

    The fun folks at Slashdot are enjoying ripping apart a new study of the effects of a Microsoft breakup. The study is published by a group that Microsoft contributes money to and reaches the conclusion that with a Microsoft breakup, the price of Windows would rise as high as $1,000 per license assuming the average…