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| Tuesday, July 4, 2006 |
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$1297 
| | That's the price for a 37" 1080p LCD HDTV screen at Fry's, according to the full page ad on the back page of yesterday's LA Times sports section. Details: 1920x1080 progressive scan (as opposed to interlaced, which is 1080i — a lesser version), HDMI Input, 8m/s (G/G) response time, 3D Comb filter, 3D noise reduction. No brand name. |
| | Guys at a Korean electronics booth told me at CES in January that we'd see 1080p screens for under $1000 at Costco by the end of the year. That's looking like a good bet. |
Still tied
| | At 42 minutes, it's still tied zip-zip between Deutchland and Italia. The advantage in possession and shots on goal goes to Italy. But... somebody's gotta score. |
| | Later... 94 minutes into the game. First of two extra 15-minute periods. Still scoreless. |
| | 120th minute, at the wire: Italy scores. Then scores again. Wow. Done. |
Line extension
Great radio for a 4 July afternoon.
| | They're getting ready to do one on Roy Orbison now. Nice. |
Compare and contrast
Loose links
| | I found those three via PubSub, by the way. I don't know how they do it, but they still find a few things the other guys miss. |
Quote du jour
| | Age matters. Dave Winer, Marc Canter, et al lived through an era I did not, and dealt with political, social, technological and epistemological situations that I never had to. They can be curmudgeonly bastards, but they still actually bought Patti Smith¹s Horses on RELEASE. I did not. |
So... never mind?
| | I was this close to switching to Verizon so I could use EV-DO. |
Guess they're gone
| | There were no results for 1998. There needed to be at least 100 people with the name on the Electoral Register in 1998 to be in the database, it says. Oh well. |
| | To profile your (or anybody's) surnames in Great Britain, go here. |
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