Wednesday, 11. October 12000
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someone (theo?) is demolishing metababy. is that why it says "metababy 2 will close on 10/19/2000. metababy 3 will open on 11/19/2000" on the index page?

kommdesign: "eine website typologie".

idleworm: "how to animate" (in two lessons).

a kewl and even weirder flash trip via nugob: shinji-san.

nugob makes beautiful projects: free and easy interfaces. i especially like admiral döner.

rolighed the party optimizer can "play all 9 cds in order or 'shuffle' them, change music if there is no movement on the dance floor, change music according to your hand motions, take a photo of the dance floor every few minutes". built with lego mindstorms.

another frances o'connor, a so-called "armless wonder". that weird typologic trauma of humankind.

lon chaney, "the man of a thousand faces" is mentioned on that page, too. morgan russell once compared my physiognomic capabilites to those of chaney. probably a little bit exaggerated...

does omphaloskepsis really mean "nabelschau"?

anima is a collection of chronophotographical projections, pre-cinema knowledge, optical toys, gif animations and more... an extensive history of the motion picture. a disportive pastime.

Tuesday, 10. October 12000
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last saturday i was in the wonderful mansfield park (after a novel by jane austen). the right movie for a rainy week-end with gorgeous actors (frances o'connor, harold pinter, johnny lee miller), excellent dialogues, beautiful shots and a classic plot (yes, with happy-end). sigh.

oops, they did it again: weblogs.com redesigned...

Monday, 9. October 12000
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the design has very changed, the words have augmented and i find myself in quite unusual company <g>: mark lycette's infotyte goes in its next round.

had a lot of fun with the continuation of a parody alex milsmann created already a long time ago about apple's "think different" campaign (incredible how inspiration spreads around the world): "think edim".

christine zmölnig: "skip intro – an aesthetic and economic analysis of macromedia's flash technology".