Jarrett House NorthNow with 80% less politics!

Looks like another blog research project. Masters student at University of Buffalo in Communication. Results will be posted here.

In unrelated news, a historic copy of the Bill of Rights, which was one of 14 commissioned by George Washington when he was president and which was subsequently stolen from the North Carolina State House by a Union soldier during the Civil War, has been recovered, according to CNN. No word on whether Ashcroft has [...]

CNN: Twenty-four cruise missiles were fired and 2000-lb. “bunker buster” bombs were dropped at “selected targets of military importance.” Speculation is that the target was a meeting of Saddam and his military advisors.
Hmm. Apparently itís operation Iraqi Freedom. As operation names go, itís no “Desert Storm.”

There’s another Jarrett who blogs who is hosted by my ISP, Weblogger. Finding Jarrett Interactive Design was a bit like finding I had a doppelgänger, and one who shares many of my sentiments about the coming war.

Oh, and his name is Jim.

Yep, Jim and Tim. My only consolation is I don’t think he’s a relative.

I just realized I missed an anniversary. My very first page on a website called Jarrett House North was published March 14, 2000. The page was a direct port of the front page of my first personal web site, which I had built in Frontier (back when it was free) on my Power Mac 7200/90 [...]

A year ago today I was working on understanding OPML and writing scripting solutions around it. I never did get OmniOutliner2OPML working correctly, and Omni released a new version of OmniOutliner that supported OPML directly.

As an AppleScript, though, OmniOutliner2OPML was interesting enough to form the basis of an article over at Studio Log by Jesse [...]

Heard on our NPR station’s local news update this morning: with the USS Carl Vinson carrier group deployed, many businesses in Bremerton, WA are shortening their hours and laying off employees. Another news story estimated there are as many as 19,000 military dependents in the Northwest.