There’s now a multi-author weblog tool for Radio.  It’s pretty damn cool, and an interesting way to do it.  I’ve been looking at weblog software that has the concept of multi-author blogs.  One thing I like about them is they provide a more interesting way for people to collaborate.  For instance if you have a blog for a product-line you are working on, you can have everyone involved have posting access to it.

Glancing at this tool, it looks like you could even have contributers to the weblog who aren’t running radio, since it uses RSS.

The website for Tenchi GXP has been translated to english.  It’s pretty nice, it includes trailers for various episodes as well as background information on the series.  This can hold me over until the 3rd OVA comes out.

The creator of smell-o-vision died recently.  Such a shame. I could see the next generation of home theatre systems having a smell-o-vision component.  So instead of 6.1 we’ll have 6.1+S systems.

Heck, I’m surprised channels like the Food Network haven’t pushed smell-o-vision for television.  Imagine being able to watch Iron Chef and smell the food as they cook it?

Voltaire. “A witty saying proves nothing.”

[Quotes of the Day]

I fixed up some of my blogrolling links yesterday. Hopefully this means that some people that weren’t being updated will start to be.

Over the weekend Star Wars was on Television. I still remember going to see it as a kid. I know I saw it at least five or six times in the theatre. I actually don’t think I’d seen it since I saw Episode I. The scene where Vader takes out Obi-Wan just felt so different to me having seen a young Obi-Wan and Vader. I’ll admit that I’m finally starting to get curious about Episode II. I do hope to see it sometime within the first few days it opens.

A year ago today: I finished my last mix, “I, Gregory” (available over on the “DJ” page).  I guess that means I need a new one up sometime soon.

Adam Curry has been covering Pim Fortuyn’s assassination, and for me it’s been yet another view into the world.  He sums up a lot of it in a post he made this morning.  Yet another reason the net isn’t complete crap:  We have people like Adam who care enough to give us more of the story then we get from the standard media.

Last night as I was falling asleep there was something I kept reminding myself I had to post.  Now for the life of me, I can’t remember what it was and it is bugging the crap out of me.

Last night I finished watching Fruits Basket.  This show very quickly moved into one of the top places on my list of favorite anime shows. The show has a fairly simple premise, but really ended up surprising me with its depth.  It has episodes that made me laugh out loud, and ones that had me in tears. I don’t want to say too much or give anything away, as I have a few friends who read this page who are currently watching it.

Another bonus part of this is that Funimation is going to be releasing this series on DVD in the US.  Hopefully we won’t have to wait too long for it.