HighSchoolAlumni.com apparantly lists every school in the country. After agreeing to a “Terms and Conditions” list as long as my arm, you can place your contact info on site so your classmates can find you.

At my recent reunion, I was (still) “the computer guy,” but three of my classmates have beaten me here.

Happy Birthday to me…

Why www.28.com takes you to baby pictures, I have no idea. I just tried it to see what’d come up. Now I know.

So, there’s this physics experiment happening in November that has some people worried about the end of the world. Literally. The physicist in me says there are so many things wrong with this worry, it’s silly. But it’s a group of physicists (quoting Stephen Hawking, no less) that has begun pushing this doomsday thing. I guess we’ll know in November, won’t we?

From memepool:

In the insane world where venture-cash-rich internet firms are knocking over each other to give away free stuff in order to build market share, the only competitive advantage a startup has is its ability to give away the house faster than its rivals.uReach.com could very well be the winner of this bizzare race, offering webmail, a personal 800-number voicemail box and inbound fax capacities for anyone who logs in. Since its ability to financially sustain itself on pure advertising revenue is laughable, I suspect they’re trolling to get acquired.

My toll-free number is 1-877-353-3869.

A gem from Rebecca’s Pocket:

Many European churches and cathedrals are set up as giant pinhole cameras. There is a tiny hole in the dome and a line inscribed on the floor inside. When the image of the sun crosses the line, it is noon local time.

This page contains photographs taken of these solar images taken during last month’s solar eclipse.

My mother has a webpage. Hi mom!

Hurricane Floyd’s causing all sorts of fuss around here. By the end of today, the Georgia coast will be deserted. In one of the more interesting articles I’ve read, the possibility of NASA losing the entire shuttle fleet at once is raised.

Hurricane Floyd’s causing all sorts of fuss around here. By the end of today, the Georgia coast will be deserted. In one of the more interesting articles I’ve read, the possibility of NASA losing the entire shuttle fleet at once is raised.

From Bifurcated Rivets:

The Year 2000 Problem: The Year the Earth Implodes

Before I continue, I wish to tell you my credentials. Now, at this point I could go on for some length about the fact that I have a Ph.D. and am a world-acknowledged expert on Y2K and computers. However, I don’t wish to appear that I’m bragging by belaboring my expertise. Therefore I’ll just mention the point briefly. I have a Ph.D. and am a world-acknowledged expert on Y2K and computers.

“I don’t see why the laws of physics should be violated to sell orange juice.”