Garnet's What's New Archive

• Current Issue of What's New
• 31 October 2003
  • Some toys that are truly disturbing.
  • How The Media Has Blown The Comments Abouts "Jews" All Out of Proportion
  • Text of Dr. Mahathir's October 2003 Speech.
  • snoring
• 1 November 2003
  • Phil Henry Show Digest
  • Letter From A Farmer
  • Art Bell Show Digest
  • Website problems?
  • details about a new tool for watching Internet explorer
  • Odd log files problem with Apache web server.
  • Hotel Key Cards and Credit Card Information - This article is the first of my series focusing on urban myths and legends.
  • Buy Your Number, gift giving opportunity.
  • My Net Research, some of the things I've recently researched on the net.
  • I like this user license a lot better than the last one I wrote.
  • Is U.S. Airways trying to make flying more fun my running inflight lotteries on their flights within the U.S.?
• 1 December 2003
  • Back by popular demand: BooksLister is online again.

  • Crackdown on Illegal Monkey-lending
  • 20 Most Beautiful Asian Women
  • 12 December 2003, Sunday
    I have been working with .HTACCESS files to provide some useful new features on some of my sites. I found a good summary of the contents of these files, and I updated it with a few extra tricks here: .HTACCESS files useful tips and tricks.
  • 11 December 2003, Saturday
    I needed to rescue a video file from a VCD with a scratch. I needed a utility to split files.
  • 10 December 2003
    Some new pages about my recent internet research:
    • Computer searches
    • Computer Music
    • Fun with .htaccess files
    • Online Gaming - I include my comments about the online massively multiplayer game PRoject Entropia.
  • 16 December 2003, Tuesday
    I decided to finally try writing a blog for myself. It'll be kind of fun to see what that format inspires me to write. I also created this internet research blog to see if it would be easier to use blogging software to keep track of my searches than to just update the My Searches.

  • Email Archive - I've been looking through my old emails for interesting things to share with you. I hope that you enjoy these stories and articles from my email archive.
    • Humor
      • Amazon Stats Monkey, and his Uncle Saddam Hussein, Captured in Iraq
      • Humor I've Written
        • Words and Definitions for Common Things
        • Clueless Movies, and my unwritten script about how it really was the Taliban who bombed Pearl Harbor
        • How To Have A Thriving Souvenir Business
        • Fun In The U.S. Capital
        • The Knights Temporal
        • Programs I Should Develop And Market
        • Newsflash: Blond Haired Blue-Eyed Nun Discovered To Be Al Queda Mastermind
      • Compulsory military service in the British/American Conflict with Iraq
      • CONSULTANT OFFERS WHITE NAMES TO BLACK JOB SEEKERS
      • Attorney Client Privilege
      • Song: If you can not find Osama, Bomb Iraq
      • Two Cows Explain The World
      • Funny Advertising and Funny Slogans
      • Singaporeans Sing With Pride
      • Chickens and Road Crossings
      • Tax Humor: Deduct This
      • Editorials
        • Good Enough Computers
      • Politics and Government
        • Liberal Speech Patterns
        • Power of Movies and how the Victor Dictates History
        • What The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) Thinks About Permanent Residents Who Want To Travel
        • Tax Humor: Deduct This
        • Eye Scanners Used For Lunch Fees
      • Recent reading
        • Books That Garnet Chaney Has, But Needs To Finish Reading
      • Practical Advice
        • Amaretto Liqueur
        • Learning Tamil
      • Letters from Readers
        • How To Have A Thriving Souvenir Business
      • News Of The Weird
        • Barney Needs A New Publisher
• 25 December 2003, Thursday
  Merry Christmas! I hope you are enjoying Christmas as much as I am. The Malaysian concept of Christmas open house is very nice.

  This morning, in response to important world events and reader inquiries, I unveiled the Mad Cow Information Center at My Web Health Center. You'll find all the latest information about this breaking story. And of course my story about the possibility of the USDA relying on a faith based initiative to handle the crisis if it worsens.

• 1 January 2004
  Something to think about: Soon it will be a new year. How do you feel about that? Write me and tell me about your thoughts concerning the new year.