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"Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood and probably will themselves not be realized. Make big plans; aim high in hope and work, remembering that a noble, logical diagram once recorded will not die." Daniel Burnham Wonderfully inspiring.

Mile High is a deliciously entertaining program. Ohhh British people are so amusing!

The good, fine folks over at peek.in have graciously helped out dj BC with spreading his Christmas mash-up album, Santastic: Holiday Boots For Your Stockings Here's the track listing: 01. Christmas In Boston - Go Home Productions 02. The Christmas Massacre of Charlie Brown - DJ John 03. Santar Klaws - Poj Masta 04. The Nutbreaker - djBC 05. Santa Benz - Voicedude 06. Xmas Lists (The True Meaning of Xmas) - King of Pants 07. Rudolph’s Mixed Up Nosedive - Ella and ATOM 08. Biggie’s Last Christmas - Cheekyboy 09. Fett’s Festive Fest - Fettdog 10. Turbo Sleigh Ride - dj BC 11. Frosty DMC - samflanagan 12. Knifehandchop Christmas - Solcofn 13. Christmas Time Is Sequenced - ATOM and The Vince Guaraldi Trio 14. Rudolph - Pilchard 15. Deck The Halls - Aggro1 and Katie Enlow 16. Carol Of The Burgers - Voicedude 17. Santa’s Acid Hawaiian Space Disco - Mr. Fab and The RIAA 18. All I Want Is To Hit A Red Dwarf - Thriftshop XL Christmas Massacre of Charlie Brown is absolutely awesome! They're all stupendous, actually. GET THE ALBUM NOW! and play it everywhere good Christmas music should be played this time of year. UPDATE 11/29/2006 5:57 pm the album is no longer available over at peek.in. However, if you would like a copy of the album let me know and I can make some arrangements for you.

On Saturday, December 9, 2005 the pioneering comedian Richard Pryor died of a heart attack at the age of 65. I'll always remember him for his hard hitting, honest comedy. The Wiz, Gus Gorman, Wallace 'Wally' Karue and many others will never be forgotten.

If you're looking for specific album or artist information try out the new Google Music Search You get album covers, track listings, album ratings and alot of other goodies (YMMV, depending on the artist or album you're looking for)

I just heard it on WGN Radio. There's a rumor that the Cubs might be trading pitcher, Mark Prior for Baltimore shortstop Miguel Tejada. So, does the rumor have any legs? Well, the Cubs have been reported as having "No Comment". Which in the world of PR means "Yes".

On Christmas Day, Ryan and Alisa gave birth to their first daughter. While the details are still unknown to Amy and I, we're very happy for the two of them and for their wonderful Christmas "gift". Congratulations to the both of them. We wish them lots of love and happiness.

On Friday, August 26, 2005 a guy named Alex Tew, a 21-year-old entrepreneur, from the UK had an idea that I think we all have from time to time - to make a million dollars. He wanted to pay for university and to buy his mom a house and you know, take care of things for himself. His internet "hook" was to sell advertising on a website 1 pixel at a time. Each pixel cost $1 and you purchased them in lots of 10x10 (100 pixels total) for $100. You could purchase as many of this 10x10 squared ad spaces to create a bigger ad. When a visitor clicks on your ad they are taken to your website. Nothing dirty, raunchy, or offensive was allowed. Also, none of the ads could be animated GIFs or flash. So, in the end the site looks like a giant, crazy web page with different colored pixels here and there creating odd ads. Well, in just 4 months he's done it. He's made $1,000,000 in a little over 120 days with his not so little site milliondollarhomepage.com. Needless to say, I don't think this is not the last we have heard of good old Alex Tew. No, I believe big big things are in store for this bright man. Congrats, mate! Not only have you made your mark but you've also become an internet legend. And THAT will last longer than the money.

It's so Web 2.0 to say whatever it is that you're working on is in beta development. It's not even an application so maybe that makes it Web 2.1 - eh!? Anyway, I'm excited to say that I'm developing a website for my aunt/god-mother. I think announcing things before you actually launch them is pretty much Web 2.0 as well. It's good to be a part of something sooooo cool ;)