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« Wednesday « January 31, 2001
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Science Says Women Dig Fast Cars
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A study to be published this spring in Human Nature found that men will do almost anything to put their wealth and/or strength on display -- from buying expensive fast cars to taking up parachuting. In other words, they'll do anything to get laid.Well, totally, like, duh!
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« Tuesday « January 30, 2001
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What Are You Doing?
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Budweiser: What Are You Doing?(Quicktime, or Windows Media required.)
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Even if I have personally reached the point at which I am not longer aware of the lexicons of large urban subcultures, there's a million things insulting about this ad.
Nearly a year ago to this day, BoyCaught read an article in Smug (online) Magazine, charging the original Bud "Whazzup" ad as racist. At that time, BoyCaught questioned the (idiot) writer's qualifications for making that judgement, given the fact that she admitted she was "a middle class white woman" who was no "longer aware of the lexicons of large urban subcultures."
BoyCaught, who easily falls into the very same demo-ethnographic population cohort portrayed by the actors in the spot, argued that he knew people exactly like those characters, and in fact, at times, may be one of those characters. To call the ad racist suggested that there is no such thing as a Black man who can just kick it at home, drink a beer, and watch a game on his big screen TV. Sh*t, if he wasn't doing that, what would he be doing, playing basketball? Breaking into your house?
So, here's the thing: is the new "What Are You Doing?" Budweiser spot, with the preppy white guys, an example of reverse-racism? Or are there really white guys who wear cardigan sweaters at home, drink imported beer, and watch CNBC and the Money Honey?
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« Monday « January 29, 2001
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The Ads of Super Bowl XXXV
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Once again Adcritic.com brings you the best of the Super Bowl. Logon HERE to see all the ads just 30 minutes after they air!Aiiight ... BoyCaught has to give a lil' shout out to the faux-wester E*TRADE monkey ad, where the chimp finds the pets.com sock puppet lying dead in the dirt.
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Rob's Giant BonusCard Swap Meet
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On January 5, 2001, David Lesher wrote: "I happen to have a new Giant discount card. While they do give you 3 sets of barcode plastic, it occurs to me that the clerk only sees the backside. A laserprinter could easily make barcode that you just paste onto your card... "
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« Sunday « January 28, 2001
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Said the Ravens:
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Nevermore ... will a team score a touchdown on our defense.Super defense. Awesome, even. Terrible game. And BoyCaught's not just sayin' that cause he's a Jints' fan. Even the commercials were wack this year. 'Nuff said.
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VHEMT (Vehement)
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Phasing out the human race by voluntarily ceasing to breed will allow Earth's biosphere to return to good health. Crowded conditions and resource shortages will improve as we become less dense.Some folks try to multiply ... while others offer thought-provoking discussions about why this place is just getting too crowded up in here!
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« Saturday « January 27, 2001
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Plastic.com
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Recycling the web in real time: Operating somewhere between anarchy and hierarchy, Plastic is a live collaboration between the Web's smartest readers and the Web's smartest editors, a place to suggest and discuss the most worthwhile news, opinions, rumors, humor, and anecdotes online.BoyCaught's a little late to this one. Plastic looks more meta than MetaFilter, and less geeky than SlashDot. More potential for noise than for signal, which is the problem with most online communities that offer open membership to just about anyone.
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Thirst for Justice ? The Illuminati
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They divide to conquer, supplying arms and money to both sides, instigating people to fight and kill each other, in order to be able to achieve their objectives. they foster the terrorism of atomic warfare and deliberately cause world famine. Their primary goal is to form a one world government to have complete control of the entire world, destroying all religions and governments in the process.
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World's First Disposable Cell Phone
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A US inventor plans to have a $10 paper mobile phone on the market later this year.BoyCaught thinks this is taking the concept of disposable just a little too far. On the other hand, imagine a phone that is light and foldable, like paper. (b/w The Null Device)
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what women want from men
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This is a survey taken from 500 women ages 25 through 45 years old, single and married. When a woman knows the pleasure of dancing in the arms of a man, it is next to impossible to settle for anything less, unless he has some incredibly exciting career in which they can experience unlimited financial freedom together or he is unbelievable in bed or both! Yes, it is true in the order of importance according to our survey. Dance, Financial Success then Sex.Does that include break dancing? Because BoyCaught can do that.
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Boy Band Bowl
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Face it, there's only one battle that matters Sunday. The Boy Band Super Bowl of the Century: Backstreet Boys vs. 'N Sync. A football game will be played in between and after their performances at Raymond James Stadium.And to think, these were the guys that the football players used to pick on in high school. Well look at 'em now!
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Being Jason Sehorn
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What's it like to be one of the league's top cornerbacks, among the most handsome men in sports, fabulously rich and engaged to an impossibly gorgeous actress? Page 2 shows you when it enters the portal and goes deep inside Jason Sehorn's brain.Too funny ... for diehard NFL fans. Sehorn, you can't even spell M-A-L-K-O-V-I-C-H.
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« Friday « January 26, 2001
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Ginger
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Price information not available. You can still order this item, and we will request approval of the price via e-mail prior to shipment.OK, whatever Ginger is ... it can be purchased at Amazon.com. Anyone? Anyone?
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Capriati wins first Grand Slam final
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It was the most captivating moment in a tumultuous career for Capriati, the former child prodigy who left the women's tour in the mid-1990s because of drug and personal problems.BoyCaught's not much of a tennis fan, but as a sports fan, a watcher of people, and a lover of stories, this one is truly great: Capriati was strung out on hard drugs, and now she's made it all the way back to win her first ever Grand Slam. If you start soon enough, apparently, you can f*ck up royally, and still have time to recover gracefully. If you f*ck up late in life, you may be screwed.
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« Thursday « January 25, 2001
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The Official Pornstar Survivor
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Watch hundreds of pornstars and contestants f*ck, suck and lick for the chance to win $100,000. Who will last the longest?As usual, the porno-knockoff is always funnier than the original. People don't get voted off an island, they just get screwed. BoyCaught can relate. (Disclaimer: this one is for ADULT viewers only!)
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Delphi FAQs: ASCII Values Table
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ASCII Values in decimal and hexadecimal with comments.
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« Wednesday « January 24, 2001
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Did Ashcroft Lie Under Oath?
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John D. Ashcroft vigorously defended his fight against a landmark voluntary desegregation plan in St. Louis.That sums up BoyCaught's take on Ashcroft: he went on record against a voluntary desegregation plan. If the people volunteer to make changes intended to improve race relations in their community, what idiot politician would be against that ... but a flat-out racist? If Ashcroft is confirmed, we should expect to see Tulia, Texas happen over and over and over again. (b/w Unknown News)
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How to manage your site with Blogger, PHP, and XML
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This document will show you how to use Blogger to store your site information in XML and then transform that XML into HTML on your server using PHP.Cool tutorial, but what if one doesn't use Blogger or PHP? There is a world out there, you know, that uses Perl, and ASP, ColdFusion, Manila, Grok Soup, Grey Matter, and others, ad infinitum. Where are those tutorials? The question is purely rhetorical, but if everyone does everything the same way, while computer geeks call it standards all BoyCaught sees is conformance and, further upstream, facism. Be different. Think different. Do different. Because variety is the spice of life.
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« Tuesday « January 23, 2001
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No room in the booth for women broadcasters
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Like every woman before her on the "MNF" show - including Lesley Visser, whom Stark replaced in June - she'll be on the sidelines, not up at broadcast central, where the men sit.With the Super Bowl coming up (and BoyCaught from Joisey -- Go Jints!) it makes one wonder: is having grown up playing the game at an organized level a requirement for sports journalists? Isn't denying women commentators access to the broadcast booth in a sport like pro football similar to saying: a woman reporter couldn't cover war stories, because it's not very likely she's ever fought in a real battle?
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Where have all the W's gone?
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IN AN APPARENT prank carried out by departing Clinton administration staffers, Bush aides discovered that dozens of computer keyboards were missing the 'W' key.But the President-elect was nonplussed. He said: "But it doesn't matter. We can still type my name on the letterhead. There's no W's in 'Dubya' anyway!" (b/w MrBarrett)
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Michael Powell Chosen By Bush to Head FCC
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Now Michael Powell is following his father in a different fashion: Together, the two men are the first father-son executive appointees to serve in the same administration since 1959.Nepotism, natch.
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New Brand of Oversight
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An official with the Bush transition team who worked with him in Texas summed up Bush's views on regulation: "Set high standards ..."... and then fail to meet them?
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« Monday « January 22, 2001
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The Promise of BlackBerry
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Email Unplugged.
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Jelly Roll Morton
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Jelly Roll Morton helped invent jazz in America.In return, he was cheated and discarded by the industry he ignited. As the Jazz Century closes, the Tribune has documented how an artistic genius was robbed of his money, his dignity and his legacy.Hopping on the Ken Burns Jazz-inspired meme, this is a pretty interesting history of a great jazz legend.
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Out of Seclusion, Back in the Spotlight: Jesse Jackson
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"After 38 years, five children later, Jackie, we're still here. I love you so much," Jackson said looking at his wife and two of their children as the Salem Baptist Church congregation roared with approval.What's love got to do with it ... or marriage for that reason? Apparently, nothing.
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Climate change outstrips forecasts
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We see changes in climate, we believe we humans are involved and we're projecting future climate changes much more significant over the next 100 years than the last 100 years.When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around ... that's not under water yet.
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« Sunday « January 21, 2001
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APBnews.com
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Crime, Justice, Safety.Interesting layout for re-vamping crime portal.
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Darnell's Black Radio Guide
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A collective guide to radio stations around the world, with radio formats catering to the Black, Urban, African American market and fans there of. Black Radio Stations have music formats such as: Gospel, Hip Hop, Rap, R&B, Jazz, Blues, Soul, Reggae, Caribbean, Soca, Reggae Dancehall, Go-Go, African and Talk relevant to the Black community.
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Lords may block cloning bill
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Government plans to allow the cloning of human embryos could be thrown out by the House of Lords. Scientists believe the research could help the treatment of such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. But religious leaders, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, wrote an open letter to all peers urging them to oppose the plans.Scientists playing god.
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The Threat of Bad Consumer Debt
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Whether you are drowning in debt or pay your cards in full, the high level of consumer debt can affect you. It was, for example, one of the major reasons that the Fed kept raising interest rates in 2000.Make your lunch. Pay your bills. Save your receipts.
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« Saturday « January 20, 2001
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Kidd leaving team, for now
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"Right now, basketball is secondary and my wife and my family, we've made an agreement that I'll return to play basketball," Kidd said, "but right now is not the time to play basketball."
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SAINT
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The Security Administrator's Integrated Network Tool (SAINT) is designed to assess the securityof computer networks. SAINT is a highly evolvedversion of its predecessor SATAN. SAINT is indispensable for checking system vulnerabilities.
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