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Friday, June 29, 2001
  We should start planning now, setting asside a day to play Munchkin!
Tuesday, June 26, 2001
  So, our little friend Tristan didn't have anything for Neil Gaiman to autograph when we went to see him. "What should I do?" she asked. "Perhaps he'll be willing to sign the hem of my skirt."
As it turned out, he was willing, and now she'll likely never wear that skirt again. :)
Thursday, June 21, 2001
  "Dibs on his skull!" Was a cool comic, but it has dissapeared. Try this one instead.
Wednesday, June 20, 2001
  Everybody loves SPIDERS
Monday, June 18, 2001
  What I think will be the final Xbox post.. it's Angels vs Fey vs Demons in a all-winged strat/combat game called Seraphim
  Hey.. it's Mutant Chronicles: Warzone Online for the Xbox. I didn't even know these guys were still in business. Someone will have to find the WarZone guy and let him know. :)
  It's not DOA: 2, oh no.. it's much cooler than that. Make way for Dead or Alive 3
Thursday, June 14, 2001
  I was tickled by Doug's design, so here's my version. For some reason, even though I'm ordered shoes from these guys before, they won't let me save my design. Other than that, they are reliable for delivery, etc.
Wednesday, June 13, 2001
  Because I couldn't stop at one.. here's what I did at work yesterday:
Cheddar Shoe II
Cheddar Shoe III
Cheddar Shoe IV
And, because I'm cool.. the shoe I designed just because.
  All right my little Cheddar maniacs Your mission for the day. We must find one
  Ok i have no idea how to make a link from here but heres My shoe.
Tuesday, June 12, 2001
  Is it hot in here, or is it just my shoes?
  Years of research and millions in investments, and finially, it's here. The Cheddar Team Shoe!
Feel free to attempt your own Cheddar Team shoe at Customatix.com.
Friday, June 08, 2001
  Will you find your way in the fearsome Dork Dungeons?
Or, even better, Dark Dungeons meets MST3K.
Thursday, June 07, 2001
  Just in case i am not the only one who loves the nfl ESPN just posted the Salary Cap situation for all 31 teams
  Just a reminder, to myself as well as others, Everything To Gain comes soon.
  Well, I have a new phone number. 1-206-240-9319
Sorry about the short notice, hope you're not trying to call me right now and can't get ahold of me or something.
Tuesday, June 05, 2001
  Lucasfilm will offer a sneak peak at the upcoming Star Wars: Episode II at Dragon*Con 2001, Aug. 31-Sept. 3 in Atlanta. The convention is America's largest annual convention for fans of science fiction, fantasy and horror, comics and art, games and computers, animation, science, music, television and films.

Steve Sansweet, director of fan relations for Lucasfilm, will present a look at the entire Star Wars saga and how Episode II will fit in. The presentation will include special footage that will be shown only at Dragon*Con.
  Eek!

New Scientist (05/26/01) Vol. 170, No. 2292, P. 22; Graham-Rowe, Duncan

Scientists at MIT's Bio-Instrumentation Laboratory have developed a tiny robot that could serve as the model for precision tools that manipulate individual atoms or molecules to build nanomachines or even study DNA. The three-legged, three-centimeter tall robot, dubbed the nanowalker, can cover 20 centimeters a second or tiptoe along in 4-nanometer steps. It is the vision of Sylvain Martel, who has built the probe and imaging circuitry of a scanning tunneling electron microscope (STM) into the small robot, which he intends to use to record pictures of a single atom while other robots return to manipulate it later. The tiny robot also contains a water cooler system for continuous cooling to prevent it from burning out, a broadband infrared communications system for controlling and recording its position, and flexible circuits that drive the device. The nanowalker is powered through its legs at 15 watts. Its legs extend when a similar voltage is applied into its four piezoelectric ceramic quadrants, shrink when the voltage is reversed, and bend when opposite polarities are applied to opposite quadrants. Surface structure dictates its gait, which ranges from bouncing to stepping. Martel anticipates hordes of nanowalkers, which can conduct 200,000 measurements a second, working to together to perform millions of operations a second.

Friday, June 01, 2001
  Sure, it's still a work in progress, but you have to admit it's coming along nicely :)
Once we're all done bowing before Pam, we should note that we still need bios from Tyson and Charles, and ideas for further cheddery goodness.
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