Here. A 3.8GHz PC with *all* the bells and whistles. Only $7800. : )

Here. I'm sure I'll get tired of this general theme directly, but right now it tickles me. : )

Here. Wow.

Here. There's only 11 days left on this: "Microsoft is pleased to offer Visual Studio .NET 2002 Professional, Enterprise Developer, and Enterprise Architect customers a corresponding upgrade to a Visual Studio .NET 2003 product for only $29 US. This offer is open until September 30, 2003."

Here. Alan Cooper visited my house a coupla months ago and in addition to taking the excited Sells brothers and a shaky Tim and me for a ride in his 6-seater prop plane (where he made me fly most of the time, explaining why Tim and I were shaky), he and Tim and I had a mind-blowing conversation the likes of which I've had maybe a dozen times in my life. Tim and I talked about it for weeks afterwards and we're still different because of it, I think. Anyway, a bit of what we talked about that weekend is in Alan's latest piece. Recommended.

Here. Tim Ewald recorded at the Applied XML Developer's Conference on rebuilding MSDN's internal content management infrastructure using XML from the ground up (part 2 of 2).

Here. Tim Ewald recorded at the Applied XML Developer's Conference on rebuilding MSDN's internal content management infrastructure using XML from the ground up (part 1 of 2).

Here. This site is cool. It rolls up helpful info on my book, along with blogger mentions. Nice.