Sure many have asked this, but which book are you reading in the photo with you by the tree?~Andrea the Satanic Ice Cube Diva
I am sitting under a tree reading a most wonderful bunch of essays by Sue Hubbell called Shrinking the Cat. (Here's a review I found. The book is better than the review.)
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Many, many people wrote to tell me about this new thing called Firefox and why I should use it instead of Explorer. Truth to tell, I've been using Firefox since it was Firebird, and happily plugging it. But sometimes I use Explorer. It's ever so slightly easier to blog with Explorer -- there are few bells and whistles that Firefox doesn't get from Blogger; if you have more than one Gmail account open at the same time, you're going to need two different web browsers anyway; and (this one tends to be the biggest one that stopped me becoming exclusively Firefox based, at least on the laptops) sometimes Firefox is a memory hog. I'll notice that a computer has slowed way down, go and check the CPU and find out that Firefox is using it all. I used to simply kill Firefox with a Ctrl-Alt-Delete and then reopen it later with sessions saver, but I started worrying that I was doing something wrong, so I did a search over at Firefox help, and discovered that if it's being a memory hog they suggest you kill it with a ctrl-alt-delete...
I still use both, unashamed...
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I was excited when I read
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/6741697.stm
to learn that Wolves in the Walls is going to Los Angeles as well as New York, and disappointed to learn that it's not -- as The Stage says, right now Wolves is only going to the New Victory -- details of the New York run are at http://www.newvictory.org/show.m?showID=1028522.
I meant to post some of the Day I Spent Being Interviewed about Stardust links, but Lucy Anne has them all up at http://del.icio.us/thedreaming -- still, there's a long one at Ain't it Cool that's fun http://www.aintitcool.com/node/33002
And you can hear me being interviewed at Hay on Wye here...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/radiowales/sites/content/pages/editedhaylights.shtml
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