Happy Holloween. Here’s a list of scary things to do tonight.
What will you be doing tonight?
Delicious Library is going to be one of the next programs going on my TiBook. I have a lot of books, and need to create a library in my office for them, and this piece of software would be great to help organize it.
This is for helping me write my report lest I forget.
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> http://www.lib.duke.edu/libguide/cite/works_cited.htm
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Sheffield Wednesday. When are they getting back to the Premiere League?
Barca! Beat Real.
Juventus. Loved the stripes.
Object Mentor. Teach me about OOP again. Once more.
Wiki and Patterns. Patterns again. Once more. Again.
Just some things I was thinking of tonight.
I thought this would interest you: The American Film Institute has published its list of the top 100 movie songs. I thought that La Marseille should have been in there because of the way it was used in both Casablanca and Jean Renoir’s Grand Illusion. Of course the latter is French so I think that would exclude it from American movies.
Slate does a funny article about celebrity playlists. I don’t think they’re that bad, but I really haven’t checked them out. What I thought they would be good for was to expose you to new music. Who should know more about some obscure band that plays kick ass tunes than musicians themselves? Unfortunately, as Slate points out, that is not always the case, and many of the playlists suck. Can’t some of the rap producers or hip-hop stars clue us in on some cool cut from which they boosted a loop from? Can’t some alternative, neo-garage band point us to a band who is even more garagey than they are?
The article ends by focusing on the Theivery Corporation playlist. It says their’s doesn’t suck. What do you expect from one of the more interesting groups today. They should have an eclectic mix because their music seem to be a blend of many genres. As you can tell, I like them.
