New top 10 time. Apparently my last update to the list was in September, so I suppose it's time. After a short probationary term, Angie Everhart has re-entered the list.
1. Elizabeth Hurley
2. Keira Knightley
3. Angie Everhart
4. Famke Janssen
5. Naomi Watts
6. Natasha Henstridge
7. Jennifer Garner
8. Ashley Judd
9. Natalie Portman
10. Rachel Leigh Cook
Entering:
3. Angie Everhart
5. Naomi Watts
Leaving:
8. Eliza Dushku
9. Salma Hayek
Sunday, February 29, 2004
Saturday, February 28, 2004
Thursday, February 26, 2004
Here is Ryan's dream come true:
The Sony XA-300 provides two auxiliary audio inputs for any UniLink CD changer-controlling Sony receiver. There is also a USB port (v1.1) for direct connection to a laptop or portable MP3 player. Features a headphone output with level control for input 1, and a UniLink pass-through port so you don't lose connectivity of your CD changer. Compatible with all UniLink Sony receivers and all UniLink 6- and 10-disc CD changers (CD changer is not required for auxiliary input). Not compatible with the Sony DVX-100 DVD changer.
You need to use that in addition to a regular head unit. When you select a source on the head unit, it will see the XA-300 with inputs. It's hella ugly though to be used in a regular DIN environment.
The Sony XA-300 provides two auxiliary audio inputs for any UniLink CD changer-controlling Sony receiver. There is also a USB port (v1.1) for direct connection to a laptop or portable MP3 player. Features a headphone output with level control for input 1, and a UniLink pass-through port so you don't lose connectivity of your CD changer. Compatible with all UniLink Sony receivers and all UniLink 6- and 10-disc CD changers (CD changer is not required for auxiliary input). Not compatible with the Sony DVX-100 DVD changer.
You need to use that in addition to a regular head unit. When you select a source on the head unit, it will see the XA-300 with inputs. It's hella ugly though to be used in a regular DIN environment.
Wednesday, February 25, 2004
Monday, February 23, 2004
Mid way through the 2nd quarter tonight the Cavs were down 49-24. They ended up winning the game by 4. Yesterday the Cavs were up by 21 in the 3rd quarter against the Knicks and nearly lost. I wish they would just make up their minds and play a solid game all the way through. If they do that, I have no doubt that they will make the playoffs this year.
Sunday, February 22, 2004
Saturday, February 21, 2004
Across the nation today reports were streaming in of unusual electrical occurrences and bizarre abnormal appliance failures.
From Ohio to Nevada and Washington State to Arizona, thousands of mystified citizens reported that, for no apparent reason, simple function appliances such as garage door openers, automatic gate latches and even some cell phones, appeared to fail simultaneously.
There has been no official comment on these reports.
In view of the quality of past official explanations of similar occurances anyway, it is highly doubtful that, were such comment to be forthcoming, they would serve to enlighten the nation's darkened garages and their equally "in the dark" owners.
This odd phenomena is apparently without precedent in scope.
You can read more about this in the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Why for some reason does this remind me of the scene in Independence Day when TV signals started getting staticy all over the world? It also seems odd that this would happen near military bases.
From Ohio to Nevada and Washington State to Arizona, thousands of mystified citizens reported that, for no apparent reason, simple function appliances such as garage door openers, automatic gate latches and even some cell phones, appeared to fail simultaneously.
There has been no official comment on these reports.
In view of the quality of past official explanations of similar occurances anyway, it is highly doubtful that, were such comment to be forthcoming, they would serve to enlighten the nation's darkened garages and their equally "in the dark" owners.
This odd phenomena is apparently without precedent in scope.
You can read more about this in the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Why for some reason does this remind me of the scene in Independence Day when TV signals started getting staticy all over the world? It also seems odd that this would happen near military bases.
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