30. April, 2003 - another month gone already?

According to Gerry Adams IRA “moving towards closure in conflict”. It’s a move in the right direction, but if you also read the latest An Phoblacht you’ll see that not everything’s rosy from the Republican side. Also, the unionists have already rejected Adams’ statement as inadequate. [jim]
I [Jim] don’t go to our old hangout Dub’s Pub much any more, but I did happend to stumble into their website. Not much there, but I clicked on The Bar only to be surprised. The redhead in the middle of the first picture is Steph. [jim] Dave’s commentary: the website’s out of date, and their specials have changed, but I still stop in every once in a while. If I were a better salesman, I’d probably be pestering them about having some web people update their site. Oh wait. I’m already too busy, and notice that I should probably update the Better Nerds site one of these days, too.
In Virginia, spammers could end up in the slammer, thanks to a new law in the state that’s the home to AOL. The law applies to spam sent to or from Virginia. [strib]
Today’s not a day with a ton of content. Maybe you want to go check out Joey at The Adventures of AccordionGuy in the 21st Century. He’s been blogging up a storm the past few days, including a bit on the fat-kreme. A fatburger sandwiched between two halves of a Krispy Kreme. Mmmmmmm.
Zeldman’s got Peerless? iTunes 4 first look roundup. Good coverage of the new iTunes. Me? I still haven’t even downloaded it yet. [zeldman]