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2003.01.31 - 2 comments by brent and milov

1. posted by brent at 00:44 on February 01, 2003

very surreal. nice shot.

2. posted by milov at 13:53 on February 01, 2003

'twas a most peculiar light, that morning. very bright sun covered by a dense raincloud.

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2003.01.31 - 1 comment by huphtur

1. posted by huphtur at 23:37 on January 31, 2003

go from warm to cold with the alt+click

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Voice Actor Page - searchable database of voice actors and their work, by actor, show or character name. Very extensive, although you have to resort to Google for tracking down any more info about people.

2003.01.30 - 2 comments by Sir_Psycho and nowak

1. posted by Sir_Psycho at 19:35 on January 31, 2003

LOL... the guy behind the voice of Skinner (The Simpsons) is the same guy that did the genie's voice in Aladdin :)

2. posted by nowak at 18:26 on February 01, 2003

I imagine that's the animated series, as the Genie was Robin Williams.

Anyway, they really need to throw some filters on that db... lots of errors. I mean, <a href="http://voices.fuzzy.com/show.idc?show_id=5693">I never heard of this show. </a>

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(If this weblog had inline entry titles, above this one it would say: 'Sudden realizations'...)

The X-Files' Agent Monica Reyes is Kat from Mystic Pizza.

CSI-guy is Manhunter-guy and To Live and Die in L.A.-guy.

That guy whose voice sounds so very familiar, fighting Dracula along with Young Indiana Jones in episode 2x22, is a younger, skinnier version of Angel's nemesis Holtz.

The albino kid with the electrical superpowers in Powder (1995), whose slightly awkward body language and hesitant smile I've seen somewhere before, is Young Indiana Jones.

2003.01.29 - 2 comments by Martijn and tbit

1. posted by Martijn at 00:41 on January 30, 2003

i love imdb too

2. posted by tbit at 19:05 on January 30, 2003

and Holtz was the guy-in-green-army-coat on "The Equalizer"

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DutchBloggies 2003 are open for nominations!

Between this, and the Muzzy Banner Awards 2003 (which I also built), and the national election, and the Bloggies, and the Photobloggies, it's been vote-mania lately...

2003.01.28 - 1 comment by raoul

1. posted by raoul at 20:38 on January 29, 2003

power to the people!

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Currently, clicks via Google comprise an amazing 4.68% of all my referrers. And it's mostly for weblog entries from years back... Here's an overview of the top search strings for this month and the months of 2002:

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1. posted by Martijn at 23:48 on January 27, 2003

You just invented a great new word :)

2. posted by orfelio at 23:51 on January 27, 2003

Great, you got yourself a new logo for your site. Would it be technically possible to add a dot on the i, you think?

3. posted by milov at 23:53 on January 27, 2003

Perhaps. By briefly rotating the LCD screen away from the camera, gaps might appear in the light-line.

4. posted by poi at 14:33 on January 30, 2003

Funny ^_^
To make the dot above the I, you could simply put your hand on the LCD.

5. posted by alex at 15:55 on November 15, 2003

Excellent! I think it's commonly referreed to as 'Painting with Light' or 'Light Painting' though.

6. posted by Chhihyu at 03:40 on July 08, 2009

so mooi . poetry!!!!!!!!!

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"Okay, you rotate your camera counter-clockwise, I'll rotate mine clockwise... no, wait... er..."

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2003.01.27 - add a comment

Fun with stereographic photography at kottke.org
Some of my own stereo-photo experiments are here.

Off-topic: the weblog entry ids are beginning to look like years. This one matches my year of birth!

2003.01.27 - 1 comment by orfelio

1. posted by orfelio at 22:01 on January 27, 2003

Yes, and my birthyear was next to the picture wich looks like it has liquid Gold in it(1975). Not bad Milo, I'm born in august under the sign of the sun and gold being the material that fits the Leo best. Now I have to start believing in this crap because of you :-)

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This was near here.

2003.01.27 - add a comment

Previously featured on 1883 and 1137.

2003.01.26 - 7 comments by Kapp, Mario, richard, Red, Fidel, Lacey and nigholas

1. posted by Kapp at 22:15 on January 26, 2003

extracat!

2. posted by Mario at 22:56 on January 26, 2003

w-o-w =8-0
Amazingly amazing!

3. posted by richard at 00:10 on January 27, 2003

Een knijpkat?

4. posted by Red at 01:33 on January 27, 2003

hahaha. awesome.
reminiscent of that kitty on konstruktiv.net. [ http://www-scf.usc.edu/~daa/kitty/kitty_02.swf ]

5. posted by Fidel at 21:59 on January 27, 2003

hehe this ones my birth year post.

6. posted by Lacey at 00:35 on January 29, 2003

This is hysterical.

7. posted by nigholas at 14:36 on April 02, 2005

hehe dass funny...hehehe
fat cat with light eyes!!!
IT IS COMMING FORE USS

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2003.01.26 - 2 comments by Jan van der Borden and Milo

1. posted by quicknet.nl,j.p.borden,Jan van der Borden at 12:20 on December 31, 2006

Hoi Milo(?),

Weet jij misschien waar ik in Nederland tinfolie van 0,1-0,2 mm kopen kan?
Het is voor de binnen- en buitenbekleding van Leidse flessen dus de dikte doet er niet zoveel toe.

Groeten,

Jan

2. posted by Milo at 12:55 on January 02, 2007

Nee helaas, ik heb totaal geen verstand van tinfolie, ik heb alleen ooit een foto van een wat tinfolie-achtige verpakking gemaakt en die op mijn fotolog geplaatst, zoals je ziet. Ik kan je alleen maar succes wensen met verder zoeken :)

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Optical Camouflage in action! - "This idea is very simple. If you project background image onto the masked object, you can observe the masked object just as if it were virtually transparent." With three impressive mpeg movies... [via anime.aus3d.net]

2003.01.25 - 2 comments by gabo and keerthi

1. posted by gabo at 01:13 on April 23, 2004

interesting

2. posted by keerthi at 08:12 on January 10, 2006

good

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2003.01.24 - 2 comments by Martijn and seppe

1. posted by Martijn at 00:13 on January 25, 2003

nice :)
hope you get a new one soon though ;)

2. posted by seppe at 23:06 on January 25, 2003

I like this one (too). Cool color effect (everything is dark yellow, except the screen which has his normal colors ... I think)

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1. posted by Martijn at 23:30 on January 24, 2003

snoerke

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I happened to look up while waiting in line to vote at the gemeentehuis, and saw this...

2003.01.23 - 1 comment by Eduardo

1. posted by Eduardo at 19:25 on January 23, 2003

Where u go, your camera goes too.

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2003.01.23 - 1 comment by Eduardo

1. posted by Eduardo at 19:26 on January 23, 2003

Alt-Click! Now windows are red! :-)

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2003.01.23 - 1 comment by Eduardo

1. posted by Eduardo at 14:39 on January 23, 2003

Nice lights natural efects.

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2003 Weblog Awards Nominees are revealed. Go Whedonesque!

2003.01.22 - 1 comment by poi

1. posted by poi at 12:02 on January 23, 2003

thx, there's some great weblogs out there. I wish you the best with Whedonesque >__<

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2003.01.22 - 1 comment by Eduardo

1. posted by Eduardo at 16:37 on January 22, 2003

Jewels of Kings... betther of Gods.

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The Fishbowl: HTTP Conditional Get for RSS Hackers - Advice on sending out/checking for Last-Modified and If-Modified-Since HTTP headers. I'll probably try this (even though the effect of my tiny RSS feeds on total bandwidth is negligible considering the 100KB of inline photos usually visible on my frontpage). [via Anil Dash]

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2003.01.20 - 1 comment by Martijn

1. posted by Martijn at 15:32 on January 22, 2003

Whoa! That's ET on my screen! ..or is it a Gremlin?

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Talk Like a Gamer [via glish.com]

2003.01.19 - 2 comments by Martijn and 9REg

1. posted by Martijn at 19:57 on January 20, 2003

I'll frag your ass, you lame low-ping zero-skilled n00b-ass bastard!

...any good? :)

2. posted by 9REg at 06:26 on May 20, 2003

1 0WnZOR u H19h-p1nG 845+4rD

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To experience HIHO! yourself, click the links below the 'Is it available?' header...

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2003.01.19 - 1 comment by Jan!

1. posted by Jan! at 15:28 on January 19, 2003

Een test van het testbeeld?

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For the first time in years, I actually added some meta-tags to my main site template: ICBM and DC.title. All for the benefit of finding out which sites are nearest to me, powered by geourl.org.

And on a national level, www.nboogaard.com/map/ is compiling lists of weblogs in Holland per postal code area. [via Mijnkopthee.nl]

2003.01.17 - 1 comment by Fidel

1. posted by Fidel at 00:34 on January 18, 2003

Werd, I did that too and got hella hits from it. Works well.

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2003.01.17 - 4 comments by seppe, milov, palla and Jan!

1. posted by seppe at 21:44 on January 17, 2003

wow, I don't see a 'tramhalte' in it ;)

2. posted by milov at 01:44 on January 18, 2003

I posted the original image. Looks nothing like it :)

3. posted by palla at 04:05 on January 18, 2003

ummm...What a beautiful image. That is the perfect shape...

4. posted by Jan! at 10:03 on January 18, 2003

Looks like the artwork for the "Boards of Canada - geogaddi" CD. :-)

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2003.01.17 - 1 comment by 23JUL

1. posted by 23JUL at 18:37 on January 17, 2003

Camfood

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2003.01.16 - 4 comments by JRDN, milov and B�ff

1. posted by JRDN at 19:25 on January 16, 2003

Is that an olympus camera i see in the reflection? Looks similar to my, out of commision, C-700

2. posted by milov at 15:36 on January 17, 2003

close, it's a C-860L

3. posted by B�ff at 08:52 on June 30, 2004

B�ff

4. posted by milov at 17:25 on June 30, 2004

B�ff!

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2003.01.15 - 2 comments by Jeroen and Eduardo

1. posted by theclue.nl,jeroen,Jeroen at 21:13 on January 15, 2003

I'm glad we have USB connections now.

2. posted by Eduardo at 18:29 on January 16, 2003

First impression looks like a motoclicle engine.. 200 250 cc.

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I see this rather odd-looking duck almost every day... It is almost completely covered in green feathers. Today it happened to be resting on the shore so I took some photos up close.

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2003.01.15 - 65 comments by orfelio, Ruben, Tuuur, milov, Nate, Actiereactie, Jaemak, Crane, jason h, Brandon, Jillian, Allley, mary, jesse, Joy, Terri, gregory 12 years, Bill, Kristin, Oksana, boo, me, ira, Queen_of_da_poultry, billie goolsby, candi, RJ, PD, Marrrcelll, Elizabeth Moriarty, beth, Owain Llyr, Ang, rwhite, Karen, Bradley , natures paradise, dan, Duck Expert, matthew scicluna, Jason, Peter, yet another east indie breeder, cowgirl09, mark, POO, JK, 123, wim and Aj

1. posted by orfelio at 03:33 on January 15, 2003

I noticed it too on the first picture before I saw the second one. But I'm affraid I can't help you on this one.

2. posted by Ruben at 11:11 on January 15, 2003

Maybe you can take a look here:

http://www.dierentuin.net/vogels/eenden.html

or here:

http://eenden.boogolinks.nl/

(all in Dutch) But that musn't be a problem :)

3. posted by Tuuur at 13:55 on January 15, 2003

Maybe it's a Cayuga: http://www.cyborganic.com/People/feathersite/Poultry/Ducks/Cayuga/BRKCayuga.html

4. posted by milov at 13:59 on January 15, 2003

Tuuur: I think that's the one!
"[Cayugas] are best known for their plumage, which is a brilliant greenish-black. They are quite amazing to see in the sunlight."
That's definitely true for this duck...

5. posted by Nate at 17:42 on January 15, 2003

May we have a desktop sized version of this pretty duck?

6. posted by Actiereactie at 09:36 on January 18, 2003

Maybe this one:
http://www.cyborganic.com/People/feathersite/Poultry/Ducks/BkEast/BRKEastIndies.html

7. posted by milov at 11:05 on January 18, 2003

OK now I'm confused... the Black East Indies looks almost exactly the same as well. But I still think it's the Cayuga because of its lighter beak colouring.

8. posted by Tuuur at 12:17 on January 20, 2003

The article says: "Many females develop white in their plumage as they age". The duck in your pick has got white feathers too, so I'm fairly convinced it's a Black East Indies duck...

9. posted by milov at 12:19 on January 20, 2003

Good point. I'll keep an eye on it, see if it develops any more white feathers :)

10. posted by whisperwalls.com,jhealy,Jaemak at 01:23 on June 26, 2003

This is much more brilliant in color than the Cayuga and East Indies. The cayuga is much bigger than this one I have both Cayugas and Mallards (the other ducks in the picture) Cayugas are a little smaller than a Pekin but the East Indies are about that size. Cayugas are the only Duck that originates in North America (Lake Cayuga, NY) I only know East Indies to be Domestic Call ducks In America not in the wild here.

11. posted by Crane at 18:23 on August 03, 2003

i think its a turkey.

12. posted by jason h at 01:25 on November 06, 2003

yep, that is definitly a black east indies duck i have mallards, cayugas,east indies, muscovys, crested ducks, buff ducks, runner ducks, khaki campbell ducks, rouen ducks, and some others. East indies are the same size as mallards, which the bird in your pic also is. Plus, a cayuga duck cant fly like the east indie and a cayuga is about 3 times the size of a mallard. Oh another interesting thing to tell you, since you keep allards, is that i breed crested mallards. there neat and very pretty. They are a mix between a mallard and a crested blue runner duck. :) see ay:) hoped this helped

13. posted by yahoo.com,bshatchery,Brandon at 06:56 on January 24, 2004

this is actually a norm,al thing that happens in the Black Cayugas and black East Indie Ducks as they get older in production and Exhibition bred Quality they start to develope white feathering on their bodies frowned apon by judges at shows but hens with white on them actually make the best and vibrant colored drakes (male Ducks) I learned this from Dave and Millie Hollderead here in Oregon and it has helpt me alot with those to breeds seeing as how I raise them both
hope this helps you in some way
email me if you have any questions on Waterfowl or Poultry
thanks
Brandon

14. posted by Jillian at 02:16 on March 07, 2004

Does anyone know the Complete Latin name for the Cayuga Duck (including Genus, Family, species)?

15. posted by Allley at 03:39 on April 30, 2004

That is just like one of my ducks,a cuyogo

16. posted by mary at 08:26 on March 31, 2005

I definatley also think Its an east indies...probably a pet/show duck someone let free...it doesn't have the body structure of a cayuga

17. posted by jesse at 01:00 on July 12, 2005

I like ducks.I got 3 of them a week or so ago.They are starting to loose their
fur.I have one question tho.Do cayuga
ducks have a yellow dot on thier head?
If they do just let me know.Thanks!!!!

18. posted by jesse at 01:03 on July 12, 2005

the computer messed up.sorry

19. posted by Joy at 20:58 on August 20, 2005

Its a smaller version of the Cayuga. I have one and they are that color. It might be a mix of another smaller duck since cayugas are usually a bit bigger.

20. posted by hotmail.com,horrortoo,Terri at 00:51 on September 08, 2005

This could be an East Indies or a cayuga. Even though it is small, I have a couple of Cayugas that are not that big. You cannot always tell by size.

21. posted by gregory 12 years at 01:55 on September 24, 2005

i have 2 black east indies and that one loks like a femalethats starting to turn white and is a little discolored

22. posted by Bill at 21:07 on October 05, 2005

Note the sex feathers-it's a male East Indie

23. posted by Jesse at 21:06 on October 09, 2005

Does anyone know where I can get some runner ducks.

24. posted by Jesse at 04:10 on October 11, 2005

That is definitly a east indian duck.I have some cayuga ducks that some people say is mixed with the crested ducks.Thanks for the info Joy!!

25. posted by Kristin at 21:55 on November 28, 2005

OMG! i LOVE DUCKS i HAVE LiKE FORTY OF THEM. ONE LOOKS EXACTLY LiKE THAT GREEN DUCK i NAMED HIM ACE...

26. posted by Oksana at 00:31 on March 18, 2006

Hmm, I have a Cayuga, and it is too small to be one of those. Cayuga's colouring is green-black but a lot darker. I'm agreeing that it is a Black East Indie duck. The size would be right for it, as well as the colouring.

27. posted by boo at 14:20 on March 19, 2006

it is a Cayuga dummy

28. posted by me at 22:52 on April 09, 2006

It's a Cayuga. They're so black that they look green in the sun.

29. posted by ira at 18:24 on April 15, 2006

Hi, everybody.
I ran into this little discussion a while ago and was fascinated with the picture, so I kept coming back. Very unique-looking duck.
I was wondering though how long it would take before someone noticed that he has drake feathers.... In theory, only Cayuga females can get white feathers with age, but -- this beauty is definitely a mix, because both pure blood Cayugas and East Indies have black beaks and, I believe, feet, too. If my cayugas grow up to be half as green as this one, I'll be a very happy camper.
I wish they'd come up with a breed that looks like the little guy in the picture, I love it.

30. posted by Queen_of_da_poultry at 17:21 on April 18, 2006

It's a cayuga no doubt. I house two of those pretty ittle ducks for breeding purposes.

31. posted by billie goolsby at 14:37 on May 21, 2006

Could it be a cayuga/black east indie duck. Maybe but care about it. It might be a new breed.HHHHHHHHHmmmmmmmmmm

32. posted by gmail.com,alaska7angela,candi at 12:25 on June 23, 2006

i live in anchorage alaska. how would someone get a cayuga duck clear up hear. i have pics of an awesome looking one. thank you candi denton

33. posted by gmail.com,alaska7angels,candi at 12:27 on June 23, 2006

im resumitting my email ~~its alaska7angels@gmail.com

34. posted by RJ at 05:13 on November 08, 2006

Milo, I found your pic while searching to find what kind of duck I'd photographed over the weekend. It had the same white markings on both sides from the eyes to the back of the neck and a little bit of white on the chest. Body was green with some black, blue and brown mixed in. I photographed it in Lake Arrowhead, California. There was another bird that was mainly white, black and brown with a touch of green and blue feathers that seemed to be with it. Think they might be a male and female of the same species. The ones I saw also had the light colored beaks that Ira pointed out were not dark like most of the pictures I've seen tonight of cayugas and black east indies.

35. posted by PD at 16:58 on November 25, 2006

They are a called Cayugas they are well known for there plumage.

36. posted by Marrrcelll at 20:59 on January 13, 2007

Conincidence: I ran into similar ducks in Stompwijk yesterday.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/marrrcelll/354785441/
Still not sure about their names, though.

37. posted by Elizabeth Moriarty at 21:53 on April 04, 2007

Hi, your duck is a Black East Indie. The lighter bill colouring tends to occur in birds with the best green colouration. The white markings are probably due to scarring from other drakes holding him down in a fight, as they do like to catch hold of other ducks by the feathers on the back of the head and around the eyes. They can get a few white feathers in the 'bib' region, that's fairly normal for them too. Nice bird.

38. posted by beth at 07:32 on May 15, 2007

I believe that its a mallard. my aunt was talking to about a duck that she had.She got it from a mallard breeder. It looked just like a mallard baby but grew up to be all green like this duck.

39. posted by beth at 07:33 on May 15, 2007

the lady told her that its rare but it does happen, but not vary often.

40. posted by Owain Llyr at 01:52 on July 16, 2007

The duck is a Black East Indian drake. His green sheen is of an excellent standard, however the white feathers around his head, which may be caused by age or fighting are incorrect. As is his pale (yellow?) bill - this incorrect bill colour is often associated with the beautiful green plumage colour. He is probably an ex-pet, and may have been dumped as he seems to have 'rough wing' - slight deformity of the wing. He is also a little too big to be standard.

Black East Indians; like all domestic ducks (excluding the Muscovy) are descended from Mallard ducks, familiar to most people as the common 'Wild duck'. Therefore their latin name including Family, Genus & Species would be Anatidae anas platyrhynchos.

41. posted by Ang at 08:45 on August 15, 2007

Definitely an Black East Indie. I would guess an old female, as female BEI's age, they develop white feathers and drake-like plumage. The tail feathers do not have that drake curl to them, that is my main reason for thinking female.
If it is a drake, then it is most definitely a crossbreed, probably with wild mallards.

Again, too small to be a Cayuga, Cayuga's are heavy farm ducks, similar to a Pekin, that cannot fly.

42. posted by rwhite at 11:30 on September 17, 2007

that's not a cayuga. too small. it must be a west indie male. i had a cayuga and it was as big as my pekin ducks. also, that duck isn't dark enough. the cayugas are much darker than this. he's just too small.

43. posted by rwhite at 11:31 on September 17, 2007

the curly underfeathers on the tail prove that it's a male.

44. posted by Karen at 05:56 on September 20, 2007

Looks like a Cayuga to me. We have bred lots over the years and now have just 2x left - both female. We know this as they have laid eggs but one has recently developed a green head and a curly tail feather just like the male. Our drake died about 3 months ago. Has anyone ever encountered this before? Duck menopause???

45. posted by Bradley at 17:05 on February 08, 2008

its definately a female cayuga because when they get old they develop white feathers

46. posted by natures paradise at 22:26 on February 11, 2008

it is infact Black East Indian 100%
as i have seen them before

47. posted by sky.com,dan.baker,dan at 16:42 on April 24, 2008

this duck is very rare but i have seen two but one has recently died

48. posted by Duck Expert at 00:24 on September 08, 2008

To all of you dumb asses that said this duck is a cayuga need to get your eyes checked.This MOst definately an Black East Indie!!!!!!!!!!!!! with mallards. I should know i own about 40 differ breeds of ducks and about 32 black east indies and 21 cayuga so i think i know the difference even when looking at a picture! For those of you who said Black East Indie great job you know your stuff!!

49. posted by Duck Expert at 00:29 on September 08, 2008

(Black East Indie)-I also forgot to mention that as ANY breed of duck ages it get white feathers mainly on the head not just cayugas! Also poor quality ducks may get white feathers also on its head so this ducks white feather may not be just from age. And about the bill that is the color you want a BLACK EAST INDIE to have Duh!!!

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51. posted by Duck Expert at 00:35 on September 08, 2008

I miss typed my web address this is the real one sorrywww.geocities.com/woodsedgeanimalfarm00

52. posted by matthew scicluna at 16:02 on October 12, 2008

i am matthew i am a breader of cayuga mandarins mallards mascoveys teals and bean goos i am from malta and i have a duck simillar of that it is crosed by a cayuga and mallard tanks pleas send me on my e mail for more info ~~~ ...

53. posted by aol.com,borncountry419,Jason at 00:25 on November 06, 2008

It is a black east indie. And just because it has drake feathers does not mean it's a drake. Female black east indies and cayuga ducks both get white with age. But, unlike other domestic ducks, they will also develop the curly tail feathers.

54. posted by aol.com,borncountry419,Jason at 00:27 on November 06, 2008

btw, if anyone wants babies of the east indies, let me know!

55. posted by gmail.com,p.j.posthoorn,Peter at 14:46 on November 10, 2008

5 years of discussion and no definite answer .... amazing.
My hometown is Rotterdam, can you tell me where he was spotted (Stationssingel?) and if he's still there?

56. posted by yet another east indie breeder at 16:14 on February 26, 2009

No, lots of definite answers by people very experienced in keeping and breeding BEIs who have correctly identified this duck as one. In addition, I notice the bird has a leg ring which would suggest it was deliberately bred by someone so more likely to be a pure breed, even if not to everyone's ideal of the standard.

57. posted by hotmail.com,megan.parr,cowgirl09 at 02:10 on March 20, 2009

how can you tall the difference in a BEI and a Cayuga. not trying to be a smart ass i really want to know because i have a duck that i thought was a Cayuga but it may be a BEI. what are some key features in telling them apart.

58. posted by mark at 14:52 on June 03, 2009

This duck looks like a black east indian but is very green. he seems to have a ring on his right leg so is probably somebody's pet.

59. posted by POO at 15:15 on June 27, 2009

that's not a cayuga duck.
it may be part cayuga but not completly pure.

i breed cayugas myself and they don't look like that.

60. posted by POO at 15:29 on June 27, 2009

I now have reasons to belive that it is a black east indie drake.

61. posted by JK at 02:25 on July 19, 2009

This is a Cayuga duck, originating from Lake Cayuga, NY. They're quite rare.

62. posted by 123 at 14:37 on August 09, 2009

I breed and own both black Indies and Cayugas and that is most defiantly a Black Indie female.
She is too green to be a Cayuga and her feathers are not glossy enough.
The females develop white feathers from an early age whereas the drakes don't.

63. posted by hotmail.com,meelpot,wim at 02:59 on September 27, 2009

i love ducks, really.

64. posted by Aj at 00:53 on February 06, 2010

This is a cross between a black east indie duck and a call duck. it is a male, it has curled tail feathers. If it was a pure bred it wouldn't have the white streaks on its face.

65. posted by Aj at 00:55 on February 06, 2010

it is too small to be any kind of Cayuga. Cayugas are large and a type of meat duck.

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2003.01.14 - 7 comments by low, milov, Martijn, poi and Eduardo

1. posted by low at 23:06 on January 14, 2003

Tea!

2. posted by low at 23:07 on January 14, 2003

...like it says in the title...

3. posted by milov at 01:11 on January 15, 2003

you have cracked my ingenious code, sir! and i even tried hiding it in the alt-param...

4. posted by low at 13:00 on January 15, 2003

Muhahaha! Feel the power of my hacking skills! *poke poke*

5. posted by Martijn at 20:17 on January 15, 2003

Nice! What is it?

6. posted by poi at 21:14 on January 15, 2003

Martijn: my little finger told me this picture is a cup of tea ^__^

7. posted by Eduardo at 18:27 on January 16, 2003

Almost same idea :-)
http://www.emarquetti.kit.net/imagens/cup_01.jpg

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2003.01.14 - add a comment

Select -> Color Range...

2003.01.14 - 1 comment by mados

1. posted by mados at 02:28 on January 15, 2003

Saw this effect in "Birds of Prey" yesterday. :-)

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2003.01.13 - add a comment

Ooh... The 2003 Photobloggies! [via gessaman.com]

2003.01.13 - 1 comment by seppe

1. posted by seppe at 12:11 on January 13, 2003

you have my vote ;)

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2003.01.11 - add a comment

2003.01.11 - 5 comments by huphtur, milov, Koolio, Bernard and Jan!

1. posted by huphtur at 00:24 on January 12, 2003

subliminal nike ad?

2. posted by milov at 12:58 on January 12, 2003

http://milov.nl/entry/1796

3. posted by Koolio at 21:15 on November 03, 2006

what the hell is that!?!?!

4. posted by Bernard at 21:15 on November 03, 2006

It looks like some kind of curved thingy!

5. posted by Jan! at 10:00 on November 06, 2006

Yeah, maybe even a lamp of sorts!

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ik sta in een overzicht!

2003.01.11 - add a comment

2003.01.10 - 1 comment by Martijn

1. posted by Martijn at 03:08 on January 11, 2003

shift-click x3?

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Blogzilla - Copy/Paste Long URLs - lots of mail clients unfortunately break long urls into multiple lines when sending. The following Mozilla/Phoenix user.js setting strips out newlines when pasting into the Address bar, saving you the trouble of having to copy and append each line separately to reassemble the url:

user_pref("editor.singleLine.pasteNewlines", 3);

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2003.01.09 - 2 comments by huphtur and dan

1. posted by huphtur at 23:07 on January 09, 2003

i use:
javascript:void(location.href='http://tinyurl.com/create.php?url='+location.href)

2. posted by dan at 11:21 on January 10, 2003

or http://www.tedra.net/ln :)

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F A B R I C A – Interactive Flash playthings. Try #10 'Odd One Out'; simple but intense game. [via Low/Bob]

2003.01.09 - 3 comments by Jeroen, Volkan Ölmez and Michael Meggs

1. posted by theclue.nl,jeroen,Jeroen at 21:46 on January 10, 2003

it freaked me out!

2. posted by Volkan Ölmez at 15:23 on January 02, 2006

Volkan Ölmez
Age 22
Univercity Student
from Turkey

3. posted by yahoo.com,michaellolboy,Michael Meggs at 12:01 on October 20, 2007

okay..............................................................................................................................................cool no.....................................................................................odd

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Neil's Place - Usability Quiz – "The following are diagrams of the controls inside the three adjacent elevators [...] Can you determine the usability problem that the elevator panels have?"

2003.01.09 - 2 comments by huphtur and arwen

1. posted by huphtur at 17:40 on January 09, 2003

doors open/close button?

2. posted by yahoo.com,knightarm 4784,arwen at 14:53 on October 04, 2005

Good evening sir, may I just ask the specifications and the loadings in the elevator.. please use a model plan system as used were the elevator control panel is as designed.. Im humbly asking for your great support in my project design.. Hoping for your office the fastest possible reply.. God bless and more power.. Arwen OF Philippines

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2003.01.09 - 2 comments by Stu and Calm_Pear

1. posted by Stu at 12:54 on January 09, 2003

Reminds me a little of William Eggleston. Nice. Like the new background BTW (that image reminds me of Slow Glass [http://www.fotonet-south.org.uk/yota/hata1.html] by Naoya Hatakeyama).

2. posted by Calm_Pear at 14:49 on January 09, 2003

shift + 3 clicks...
nice colours

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Bastard Pop - "the illegitimate sound portal" – with working mp3 download links. Wicked. Between this and the massive Metafilter thread on Hip Hop, I'm downloading way too many cool mp3s to ever check out. [via prolific.org]

2003.01.08 - 9 comments by huphtur, Tuuur, kryptodox and ClubFM

1. posted by huphtur at 05:43 on January 09, 2003

those mp3s looks like what they (had) going on here: http://boomselection.info/

2. posted by Tuuur at 14:40 on January 09, 2003

hmmm... how d'you know an mp3 is cool if you didn't check it out? ;-)

3. posted by kryptodox at 17:04 on May 16, 2004

yeah baby . this is what the fuck i'm talking about endless bootlegs for my dear ears only. sweeeeeeeeeeet...

4. posted by ClubFM at 00:03 on June 29, 2005

You can listen to Bastard Pop on ClubFM™ . See more on our website ( will be updated soon with the play-list

5. posted by ClubFM at 02:13 on August 15, 2005

Hi , just went by to see how it goes :)

Keep Playin the good music.......

ClubFM™ DK = Pop / House / Dance And Bastard Pop - Mash Up.

DJ DK
ClubFM™ DENMARK
Listen via Windows Media Player

6. posted by ClubFM at 22:25 on October 10, 2005

Hi again from Denmark , we now play more Bastard Pop ever, whole 3hours with Pop, house/funk and Bastard Pop everyday ( mon-fri) 09 to 12 Danish time, visit our website and see what time it is in your country when its 9 in the morning in Denmark.

Take Care outthere Bros.

heino madsen, DJ AT ClubFM DENMARK
( Bastard Pop DJ Maker )

7. posted by ClubFM at 20:33 on October 25, 2005

in a short while you can download BASTARD / BOOTLEGG / MASH UP, at my personal website www.HeinoMadsen.dk , i hope to get it up and running before newyear. Remember its nothing with ClubFM DENMARK at all, its my private website , i make Bastard Pop ect ect thats why i made it....stay tuned..take care

8. posted by ClubFM at 10:36 on December 11, 2005

ORDER FREE THE

BASTARD POP PARTY CD

With The Best DISCO-BASTARD TO NEW YEAR PARTY...

PLAYLIST AT WEBSITE ClubFM.klubsider.dk.

THE CD IS MADE BY DJ DK.....

HAPPY BASTARD POP NEW YEAR PARTY

9. posted by ClubFM at 21:09 on January 04, 2006

New Website 1st Feb-2006.

www.HeinoMadsen.dk will be closed down, and www.ClubFM.dk will be the new home for BASTARD POP and Dj´z.

Instead of havin 2 websites, we will go down to one, easy´r for BASTARD POP seeking people, and for people who wants to listen to DANISH ClubFM.

ClubFM (dk) will still only broadcast on the internet.

Welcome to the new ClubFM from Denmark, Scandinaia.

Features on the new website

-forum
-download bastard pop
-Chart #20
-new programs
96Kbs for better and clear sound

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2003.01.08 - 8 comments by Jeroen, huphtur, milov and 23JUL

1. posted by theclue.nl,jeroen,Jeroen at 18:45 on January 08, 2003

photograph of a photograph? Nice one, it's very abstract and look like a road.

2. posted by huphtur at 20:17 on January 08, 2003

looks like someones shoulder/back

3. posted by milov at 20:28 on January 08, 2003

whoa huphtur, you're right! i totally didn't see that (but my interpretation is biased since I know what it actually is).

4. posted by theclue.nl,jeroen,Jeroen at 20:30 on January 08, 2003

yes I saw it was someones back the first time also, I thought it was a photograph of a backside (because of the curve line, looks like an arty commercial poster).
The hair in the neck is the give-away :)

5. posted by milov at 21:20 on January 08, 2003

"looks like an arty commercial poster", I like that.
The truth is that this is the shadow of (part of) my monitor and keyboard cable on my desk at work... :)

6. posted by 23JUL at 21:30 on January 08, 2003

Gestalt Project?

7. posted by theclue.nl,jeroen,Jeroen at 22:44 on January 08, 2003

No no Milo, it's just a matter of interpretation :) That is NOT a monitor. C'est n'est pas une pipe :)

Well...you managed to make a very cool photo anyway.

8. posted by milov at 23:02 on January 08, 2003

And all because I got bored waiting for my computer to reboot...

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New bookmarklet: !usedcolors (drag to Links-bar)
This opens a new window with a listing of all hex colour values specified in the current webpage's source and in its stylesheets. ~~Internet Explorer-only at the moment.~~

Remaining bugs:
- doesn't read stylesheets linked with "@import";
- ~~mistakes entities like { for colour values;~~
- doesn't detect colour values specified in words or in rgb() syntax;
- thinks #ffffff and #FFFFFF are two different colours.

1. posted by poi at 14:31 on January 08, 2003

that's an interresting bookmarklet you did. If all the bugs you mentionned could be fixed, it could be really helpful. It could be great to put the number of occurence of each color code

You might need to use some REGEX

Do you know of any size limit for a bookmarlet ? Whatever if there's small limitation, an IFRAME or a WINDOW.OPEN might do the trick to load some additionnal code ( as you did for your LINEDRAW bookmarklet )

2. posted by mados at 23:25 on January 08, 2003

Please replace the /href=".*"/ regex with /href="[^"]*"/ - that's a common error. Look for greedy/ungreedy in some manual. :-)

3. posted by Bob at 10:36 on January 09, 2003

Wow, very nice!

4. posted by kristoff at 20:27 on January 09, 2003

Not only nice, useful too!
Great work, Milo (yet again!)

5. posted by Nate at 23:04 on January 09, 2003

Hey, it even works in Safari!... at least for a second.. then it tries to load a page called "undefined", as if it were a page at the same site you used the bookmarklet on. If I knew anything about javascript or regex maybe I could have provided better feedback.

6. posted by Nate at 23:22 on January 09, 2003

There is probably a more direct workaround for Safari, but this one seems to work just fine:
Change:
window.open().document.write(w))
To:
window.open('','colors','height=200,width=200,left=80,top=80').document.write(w))

7. posted by Ben at 16:51 on January 10, 2003

This chunk of code:
(this.style.behavior = 'url(#default#homepage)
makes the bookmarklet think #DEFA is a color variable.

8. posted by Owentje at 22:50 on January 13, 2003

nice work..2 comments:

- it doesn't work on frames, maybe try searching one level deep into frames?
- it is case-sensitive, which means #ffffff and #FFFFFF are two different colours where they are not.

:)

9. posted by GTonini at 19:03 on May 26, 2003

I reworked the bookmarl - at least for IE/Mac. It nevigates thru each color element of the document, so it is very, very slow but accurate. Also built-in a name-to-hex color conversion (e.g. aqua=#00FFFF,...). It list also the position of the first occourrence of each color. All that withi 1kB code.

Here's the result on this page:
#000000 all[17] backgroundColor
#CCCCCC all[17] color
transparent all[18] backgroundColor
#888888 all[26] color
#AAAAAA all[27] color
#999999 all[42] color
#333333 all[532] backgroundColor
#FF6600 all[553] backgroundColor
#FFC8A4 all[553] borderBottomColor
#FFFFFF all[553] color
#666666 all[566] color

The code:javascript:
w='',j=0,C=new Array(),C['AQUA']='0FF',C['BLACK']='000',C['BLUE']='00F',C['FUCHSIA']='F0F',C['GRAY']='808080',C['GREEN']='008000',C['LIME']='0F0',C['MAROON']='800000',C['NAVY']='000080',C['OLIVE']='808000',C['PURPLE']='800080',C['RED']='F00',C['SILVER']='C0C0C0',C['TEAL']='008080',C['WHITE']='FFF',C['YELLOW']='FF0';
function g(n,m){
for(var i in n){
if(i.toLowerCase().indexOf('color')>=0&&n[i]!=''&&typeof(n[i])!='undefined'&&n[i].indexOf(' ')<0){
var V=n[i].toUpperCase(),W=(V.charAt(0)!='#'?('#'+C[V]):V),X=W.charAt(1),Y=W.charAt(2),Z=W.charAt(3);
W=(W=='#undefined'?n[i]:(W.length==4?'#'+X+X+Y+Y+Z+Z:W));
if(!C[W]&&W!='invert'){
w+=C[W]='<div style="border-left:20px solid '+W+'"> '+W+' all['+m.sourceIndex+'] '+i+'</div>';
j++
}
}
}
}
function gC(m){
g(m,m);
g(m.currentStyle,m)
}
gC(document.body);
with(document.body){
for(i=0;i<all.length;i++){
if(all[i].nodeType!=3){
gC(all[i]);
}
}
}
if(j>0){
with(open('','iM','').document){
write('<body><h3>URL: '+this.location+'<br>Colors: '+j+'</h3><tt>'+w+'</tt></body>');
close()
}
}

10. posted by Bob at 09:08 on July 12, 2005

It finds unexisting colours, for example it finds #FF6600 just because someone mentioned it in the previous comment. Search the tags not the text...

11. posted by GTonini at 12:21 on December 19, 2006

Oh yes. I see the !usedcolors bookmarklet extracts colors from text! Bad idea. My bookmarklet above doesn't do that. The results posted upon running it in this page are no longer valid, since the CSS was changed after the test.

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2003.01.08 - 1 comment by Jeroen

1. posted by theclue.nl,jeroen,Jeroen at 18:49 on January 08, 2003

nice! I think your photo's are improving :)

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2003.01.08 - 10 comments by Calm_Pear, milov, 23JUL and Tuuur

1. posted by Calm_Pear at 12:24 on January 08, 2003

closeup van een popnagel? kapotte plafond lamp waar iemand een schijfje kiwi in heeft gepropt? De tepel van een robot? Een drukker op een leren ondergrond waarvan het nippeltje is afgebroken en in het drukkertje is achtergebleven?

2. posted by milov at 14:43 on January 08, 2003

nope, it's none of those... keep trying.

3. posted by Calm_Pear at 15:03 on January 08, 2003

achterzijde van een metalen plaat waarvan de bout is afgebroken? Foto genomen vanuit de ruimte van een freaky natuur event? Een closeup van de bodem van een glazen schaal/glas?

4. posted by milov at 15:45 on January 08, 2003

you're way off...
hint: movement

5. posted by 23JUL at 16:15 on January 08, 2003

hd?

6. posted by milov at 20:58 on January 08, 2003

23JUL is in the right direction (spinning object).

7. posted by Calm_Pear at 23:07 on January 08, 2003

cieling fan? it's you spinning like grazy taking a shot of your coffee mug? It's what you do in the circus with that thing in your pants when of duty? I give up milo!

8. posted by 23JUL at 00:28 on January 09, 2003

>spinning object??
A cat!

9. posted by Tuuur at 14:42 on January 09, 2003

A cd in a cd-player?

10. posted by milov at 15:31 on January 09, 2003

Calm_Pear: if by "that thing in your pants" you mean my phone, then you're right :) This is a motion-blurred photo of a phone spinning on the table--try it!

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2003.01.07 - add a comment

checky.mozdev.org – Mozilla/Netscape plug-in that adds a quick list of validators and checkers to the right-click menu of any webpage. Also works in Phoenix 0.5. [via Digital Web]

2003.01.07 - add a comment

Jumping Fences: Critics' Best 100 Albums of 2002 – calculated from 45 end-of-year magazine/webzine polls. I have heard 8 of these, just about... [via Another fine mess]

2003.01.07 - 5 comments by huphtur, Ruben, orfelio, low and JRDN

1. posted by huphtur at 17:29 on January 07, 2003

i give it to BoC's Geogaddi.

2. posted by Ruben at 20:26 on January 07, 2003

I own exactly one of them.

It's not my list, I can tell you that.

3. posted by orfelio at 20:59 on January 07, 2003

I have only 1 too but if it's complete cd's in mp3 then I have about 5 or 6 :-)

4. posted by low at 23:10 on January 07, 2003

Got 5 of 'em. Maybe I'll get some more...

5. posted by JRDN at 06:50 on January 08, 2003

Ive got at least ten of em, some are good some are garbage and some are on my list:
http://www.jordankoidahl.com/archives/2002_12.htm#000032

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otisfodder.com - 365 days - posting a new mp3 for every day of the new year... [via xkot.net via dollarshort.org via scrubbles.net]

2003.01.07 - 1 comment by huphtur

1. posted by huphtur at 17:36 on January 07, 2003

wow, amazing. this is what makes the internet fun!

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Jeremy Zawodny's blog: Spatial (R-Tree) Indexes in MySQL 4.1 [via Simon Willison's Weblog]

2003.01.07 - add a comment

GoogleSynth texture synthesiser - combines two random Google Image Search images into one. Windows app. [via lightcycle.org]

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2003.01.06 - 4 comments by brian, walter, huphtur and red

1. posted by brian at 23:51 on January 06, 2003

Wow, that photo is really nice. i love it.

2. posted by walter at 00:13 on January 07, 2003

Het zou amsterdam lelylaan kunnen zijn. (and coming from me, that's a complment :-)

3. posted by huphtur at 05:26 on January 07, 2003

looks cold.

4. posted by red at 20:22 on January 07, 2003

they look like landing UFOs

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2003.01.05 - 1 comment by Luciene

1. posted by uol.com.br,grupos1,Luciene at 13:28 on January 06, 2003

I'm from Brasil and was amazed by the pics of the trees into your webpage...I love nature and these pics are kind of...realm.

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source of the new background image, photographed yesterday morning.

2003.01.05 - 4 comments by Jeroen, Kapp, Martijn and seppe

1. posted by theclue.nl,jeroen,Jeroen at 16:50 on January 05, 2003

I like the new style! Very wintery and warm!

2. posted by Kapp at 23:07 on January 05, 2003

Molto bello!

3. posted by Martijn at 01:27 on January 06, 2003

Oh wow... great shot!

4. posted by seppe at 12:15 on January 07, 2003

wooha, very nice!!

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Redesign in progress... See 1927 for the source of the new background image.

Update:
After one day, I'm a little doubtful but not annoyed with this background image, so it might even last... Now to mess up the menucolumn and entrylist layout some.

2003.01.05 - 11 comments by Jan!, Calm_Pear, Martijn, Rowan, Mario, huphtur, palla, Jeroen, milov and poi

1. posted by Jan! at 02:04 on January 05, 2003

Creativity always strikes at night. :-)

2. posted by Calm_Pear at 02:59 on January 05, 2003

hmmm... depressive colors milo. But thats is fine with me! (although my site doesn't reflect this)

3. posted by Martijn at 12:27 on January 05, 2003

ooooohhhhhh!!

4. posted by Rowan at 14:14 on January 05, 2003

Ik vindt het heel mooi!

5. posted by Mario at 15:50 on January 05, 2003

I don't like darkness. Light up!!

6. posted by huphtur at 17:55 on January 05, 2003

good stuff milov.

7. posted by palla at 19:15 on January 05, 2003

Wow!

8. posted by theclue.nl,jeroen,Jeroen at 00:59 on January 06, 2003

Mmmm....mijn monitor staat op 1280x1024 en ik zie dat de rechterkant van de afbeelding boven ineens stopt...misschien is een gradient achtig iets naar zwart mooi?

9. posted by milov at 01:06 on January 06, 2003

true, I have yet to airbrush away the right- and bottom edges....

10. posted by poi at 09:51 on January 07, 2003

the new atmosphere of your site is warm and pleasant. Only 2 minor points :

- please make tile the picture and smoothly fades it to black at the bottom

- all the buttons ( search inputs, go, RSS ... ) looks a little weird with a dark background

nice re-design

11. posted by poi at 21:01 on January 07, 2003

It'd be also cool to put a tab on the left with a link to the latest comments

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2003.01.04 - 1 comment by poi

1. posted by poi at 21:42 on January 04, 2003

>__< Damn! those plugs looks like some freaky razor blades. Great shoot.

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2003.01.04 - 1 comment by caroline van Toer

1. posted by ,ca.vantoer2wanadoo.nl,caroline van Toer at 17:58 on May 08, 2004

Hallo ik kwam twee jaar terug bijna iedere dag in de Boogaard. dit kwam omdat ik er ook echt naast woonde. Hillenaarplantsoen, ik heb er acht jaar gewoond.
de sterpaasage kwam ik ook het meest.
Maar de winkels die ik het meest bezocht waren de: 1- de xenos, 2- de konmar, 3- trekpleister, 4- blokker, 5- de A.H., 6- de Marca, later Pipoos.
Net na de verhuizing kwam ik er nog 2 keer per week. Nu tegenwoordig 1 � 2 keer per maand, dit omdat ik vanaf mijn woonplaats een half uur moet rijden.

Groeten van caroline

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'In the Transformers universe, "gestalt" is the unofficial generic term for a team of robots who combine together to form a larger robot.'

2003.01.03 - 7 comments by hTLM, red, 23JUL and huphtur

1. posted by hTLM at 00:40 on January 04, 2003

In my days, we used to call this
"Transformers, robots in disguise".

2. posted by red at 00:46 on January 04, 2003

nice. Voltes V is my most favorite gestalt hero ever. [http://members.tripod.com/~voltes_5/v5weapons.html] "Voltes V was first broadcast on TV Asahi on June 4, 1977 and lasted 40 episodes until March 25, 1978. Voltes was broadcast in a dubbed (english) version in the Philippines in that year."

3. posted by hTLM at 00:53 on January 04, 2003

OK red.
A+ for research?
A+ for compatibility.
D- for good looks.

But who cares.
Anyway.

4. posted by 23JUL at 03:11 on January 04, 2003

The word 'gestalt' is, I think, a well chosen word, though not english, to describe that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Maybe 'emerged' would be an appropriate english equivalent?

5. posted by huphtur at 03:55 on January 04, 2003

A physical, biological, psychological, or symbolic configuration or pattern of elements so unified as a whole that its properties cannot be derived from a simple summation of its parts.

6. posted by red at 06:11 on January 04, 2003

sorry, Voltes V is one of the oldest of the "gestalt"-style robots, so the styling was not very slick. but then again Voltron wasn't all that cute either. personally, I think Mazinger Z was the best looking one from that era, but Voltes V was my favorite growing up. (Grandizer, Daimos, and Getta Robo were also hot)

7. posted by 23JUL at 22:26 on January 10, 2003

http://www4.tomshardware.com/business/20030110/ces2003_day1-05.html

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2003.01.03 - 2 comments by huphtur and milov

1. posted by huphtur at 21:21 on January 03, 2003

doe maar container?

2. posted by milov at 21:55 on January 03, 2003

I was actually thinking the colour scheme very fittingly matched that of the Constructicons!
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/transformers/constructicons.html

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2003.01.03 - add a comment

~~Viggo Mortensen: "No More Blood For Oil"~~ offline :(
Quicktime clip from Charlie Rose interview which I first saw mentioned at 0x990000. [via pOw]

2003.01.03 - 5 comments by caroline, Anne, Rach, summer and Lydia Buitenwerf

1. posted by caroline at 18:41 on January 04, 2003

awesome, thanks

2. posted by Anne at 16:37 on March 10, 2003

I'am very proud of Viggo Mortensen, to share his opinion to the public, when asked. His views mentioned on Charlie Rose ; I completly agree with him. As an actor, it might be easier to advertise your opinions on things. I respect him for that, and so should everyone. If not, don't listen. But good for you Viggo, you have a good head on your shoulders.

3. posted by yahoo.com,rachandthesailboat,Rach at 20:23 on April 19, 2003

I think Viggo is a strong individual and I admire him for that. I also admire him because of his artist ways. I'm a striving to become an artist right now but,i'm only 14 year old.

4. posted by ,B.M,summer at 18:10 on May 03, 2003

wow nice site!!!!!!!

5. posted by Lydia Buitenwerf at 06:42 on October 14, 2004

I think its great that Viggo has an opinion abuot whats going on in the world today. I agree with him, just who do some of these people think they are that they think they are better than us. posted by Lydia at9:45pm on oct.12/04

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2003.01.02 - 1 comment by lacey

1. posted by lacey at 18:34 on January 03, 2003

You're getting a lot of mileage out of this aren't you?

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2003.01.02 - 3 comments by Ruben and milov

1. posted by Ruben at 17:45 on January 02, 2003

And what's this???

2. posted by milov at 18:14 on January 02, 2003

previously featured here:
http://milov.nl/entry/1884

3. posted by Ruben at 16:50 on January 03, 2003

:-)

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lucky crossfade of voice actor and matching cartoon character.

2003.01.02 - 2 comments by Calm_Pear and phil

1. posted by Calm_Pear at 16:10 on January 02, 2003

So thats how you look like ;-P

2. posted by yahoo.com,yes2daysfuture,phil at 14:02 on April 19, 2007

thats cool

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I'm posting this from within KNOPPIX, an easy-to-try Linux distro (if you have the bandwidth). Simply download the 700MB ISO and burn to/run from bootable cd. [via c't magazine]

2003.01.01 - 5 comments by huphtur, milov, Armin and Tuuur

1. posted by huphtur at 22:12 on January 01, 2003

so no installing to the hd type deal?

2. posted by milov at 22:31 on January 01, 2003

No hd install required. It runs completel y from cd.

3. posted by huphtur at 00:02 on January 02, 2003

whats this mean then:
20 MB of RAM for text mode, at least 96 MB for graphics mode with KDE (at least 128 MB of RAM is recommended to use the various office products),

4. posted by Armin at 00:03 on January 02, 2003

Ahem, looks like I should have read this post in more detail before posting my new year greeting. Didn't know that there's also a Dutch version of C'T...

5. posted by Tuuur at 17:52 on January 02, 2003

@huphtur: text only mode is comparable to the dosbox: so a command prompt where only a Norton Commander-like shell is possible. Graphics mode is linux with a minimal X window-system (comparable to the M$ Windows interface); and if you actually want to _do_ something with it you need 128MB of ram. RAM is not harddisk space, it's your computer's memory.

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ieHTTPHeaders - "an explorer bar for Internet Explorer that will show you the HTTP Headers IE are sending and receiving." Neato... but is there something like this for Phoenix? [via StronglyTyped.com]

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1. posted by Maarten at 15:05 on January 01, 2003

Cool!

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Happy New Year!

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1. posted by Calm_Pear at 01:53 on January 01, 2003

:-)

2. posted by huphtur at 02:00 on January 01, 2003

too early milov. at time of posting, i got 7 more hours to go. but thanxz anywayz. to everyone else already in the 2k3 a happy newyear andetc.

3. posted by red at 02:25 on January 01, 2003

happy new year! (we still have another 3.5 hours left over here in New York City)

4. posted by hotmail.com,tuuur,Tuuur at 09:28 on January 01, 2003

Hey, thanks! Happy new year to you too... ;-)

5. posted by orfelio at 11:38 on January 01, 2003

Gelukkig Nieuwjaar(Happy New Year)

6. posted by jan at 14:13 on January 01, 2003

thank you ;)

7. posted by Martijn at 15:53 on January 01, 2003

Same too you Milo!

8. posted by seppe at 16:17 on January 01, 2003

A happy happy joy joy new year too you too!

9. posted by void at 16:52 on January 01, 2003

Why just me?

10. posted by milov at 16:59 on January 01, 2003

It's a trick.

11. posted by Martijn at 18:02 on January 01, 2003

milo the magician :)

12. posted by Ruben at 19:52 on January 01, 2003

Happy New Year, Milo!

13. posted by Mario at 22:08 on January 01, 2003

Was that for me, the brazilian Mario?! Man, I'm thrilled! Thanx!
Happy new year everybody!!!

14. posted by Armin at 00:00 on January 02, 2003

Frohes Neues Jahr Milo! (as you seem to read C'T I assume you understand that ;-))

15. posted by Low at 10:08 on January 02, 2003

^_^
Backatcha!

16. posted by pup at 19:59 on January 02, 2003

thanks milo/

17. posted by mados at 03:11 on January 06, 2003

Happy new year, cookie! (No, it won't fool me again. ;-))

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