I have added the Apache AH-64 to the aircraft section. I also added some history and information on the 747. Enjoy.

I have a little free time from slaving away at school so I thought I would write about something. So, anything happen lately that was interesting? My brother told me yesterday that I should sign up for Big Brother 4. Now, why would an introvert like me want to put his entire life on television? They must be a little crazy. Wait, I know my family is crazy, but then again, whose isn't?

The Partner by John Grisham is a really good book. Here is the description on the book:

They watched Danilo Silva for days before they finally grabbed him. He was living alone, a quiet life on a shady street in a small town in Brazil; a simple life in a modest home, certainly not one of luxury. Certainly no evidence of the fortune they thought he had stolen. He was much thinner and his face had been altered. He spoke a different language, and spoke it very well. But Danilo had a past with many chapters. Four years earlier he had been Patrick Lanigan, a young partner in a prominent Biloxi law firm. He had a pretty wife, a new daughter, and a bright future. Then one cold winter night Patrick was trapped in a burning car and died a horrible death. When he was buried his casket held nothing more than his ashes. From a short distance away, Patrick watched his own burial. Then he fled. Six weeks later, a fortune was stolen from his ex-law firm's offshore account. And Patrick fled some more. But they found him.

Finally, I have added some programs, links, and a joke site.

Now, for a serious moment, I am going to add some of the more important links that I have on the site.

DigitalConsumer.org
"Have you ever made a tape of your favorite songs to enjoy in your car stereo? Have you ever bought a CD and ripped it to your portable MP3 player? If so, you should know that recent changes to copyright law have been used to take away your personal use rights to the media you legally acquire. That means that activities like making mixes or copying music to a portable player are quickly being restricted or prevented. DigitalConsumer.org is doing something about it. We are advocating a Consumer Technology Bill of Rights that will positively assert a consumer's rights to fair use."-quoted from site

The Animal Rescue Site
27,000 animals are abused, neglected, or abandoned DAILY. Feed a hungry animal for FREE.

The Breast Cancer Site
43,000 WOMEN will die this YEAR. Come to this site every day to give an underprivliged woman, a mamogram for FREE.

The Hunger Site
24,000 PEOPLE die DAILY. Come to this site every day to donate food to the hungry. It's FREE, just click a link and look at different ads. The sponsors actually pay for the food.

The Rainforest Site
Every SECOND almost 2 ACRES dissappear. You click, sponsors pay, the rainforest is saved. It's FREE.

United Devices
Do Cancer Research on your PC

"By combining thousands of ordinary PCs to work on extremely large computational projects, problems can be solved more quickly and less expensively than by conventional methods. Now regular people can help fuel research and projects that previously may have required a bank of supercomputers or a hundred years to complete. The Volunteer Your PC program lets you make a real difference without donating money or your time with the tool that you are using to view this site right now--your home PC.

"In our Volunteer Your PC program, your computer can join tens of thousands of other PCs across the Internet each working on a small part of a large problem simultaneously. You can help one or more public good projects. To participate, simply download a very small, non-invasive software program that works like a screensaver: it runs when your computer isn't being used, and processes projects--until you need the power. Your computer never leaves your desk, and the project never interrupts your usual PC use.

"The download process is very easy. We provide prompts to guide you through completion. And once you download the UD Agent and have it running, you never have to think about it again--the software runs quietly in the background and updates itself. There is no cost to participate and no impact on your computer use. The United Devices software works only on our projects--it cannot detect or transfer anything on your machine. It can only process the project-related information."-quoted from site

This would be especially useful if you are in charge of a business or a large network that leaves computers on all night.

Update coming this weekend. I promise.

Hey do you know the website HOT or NOT? I just found out that those guys also run Blog.hotornot.com. Rate my blog please.

Ok, I am working on updating the site but I have to download Dreamweaver first. Hey, that's 48.8 MB and that takes a long time on a dialup connection. Something else that I just discovered is that my page has some anomolies in IE6. Since I never had access to IE6 I never knew about them. So I have to fix that first. Maybe I can do some CSS along with it. Which should help make the site run smoother. Then I will add some links and some aircraft. That pretty much wraps up everything. Later

I'm not going to start this off with the usual "No, I'm not dead." post. I've seen many sites with that sentence. (Google comes back with 1,800.) I'm also not going to start with "I've been really busy." (Google count is 7,570.) What I am going to say is that, We Finally Got a New Computer! (22 by the way.) Oh, and uh I haven't had much free time. That is why my last post was a fortnight ago. (That means 2 weeks.) "Dude, you should have bought a Dell." (12 results) Sorry, couldn't resist.

Let's see... "What have you done with the site since your last post great one?" you ask. Uh, nothing. That's right, nothing, nada, zip, zilch. I want to add some sites this weekend, but I have to write an essay, and since your reading this you can probably tell that writing is not one of my strong points. Well, there you go.

To quote those famous words spoken by the Weakest Link host. "Goodbye."