Recent content by SPaulovich

Personally, I've grown fond of the term "geezer" since I don't have that many wrinkles.

Hi zapdos, slacker and htm316

Looks great, Ladd. Just ordered a copy... can't wait to see it.

LOC - the inverted broth bag sounds great! Has anyone tried deep-frying a turkey? I've heard it's all the rage but can't find anyone with first-hand experience. We spent a traditional Thanksgiving with the Native Americans (okay, it was at Foxwoods - a tribal casino in Connecticut but it...

I'm all for the idea of a single theme - but using one screenplay just isn't that appealing. For me, putting my best effort into an original script is much more engaging than someone else's. I remember editing down to 5 minutes on the last round - that was difficult. A range (5 to 10) would...

Happy birthday, Spat!

Thanks everyone for the b-day wishes!

If not an overwhelming "victory" at least it's a "strategic win." Congratulations Clive, it's great news.

Fingers crossed (makes typing very difficult of course)... Seriously, best of luck Clive. Failing that, fall back on your great talent and you can't go wrong!

The PSP is an interesting little device - but Sony's going to have a tough time selling a proprietary format for magneto-optical discs. I've read some articles about getting video onto the PSP and it's not as simple as an iPod. Internet access on the PSP is a little tricky, too, from what I've...

I've got a video iPod too... fun thing to play with. If anyone's watched episodes of Drive Time (a popular podcast from what I understand) it originates in very close by... I've thought about applying to be a guest on the 'cast.

No, no... you can never have too many fonts! They just need to be managed, that's all. Large numbers of installed/active fonts can make an otherwise well-behaved application into a resource hog, too. Best to keep the number as low as possible.

Really, the only thing AOL has to offer is their own content. For most people that means proprietary AOL chat rooms and bulletin boards. *flashback* I was on AOL (before it was AOL) when having more than 23 members online at once was a major event. Wow... I feel so old again...

Happy birthday, Cohen!

Wishing you a very happy birthday, Clive!