I won't be updating the art catacombs as often as I used to, but when I do update them I will be giving you a few more pics for review. If you haven't visited the Art Catacombs of MDV ever or recently, they are sorted by artist and by date added (for the last year anyway). Enjoy! There are some pics from Ice Age, Shadowmoor, Shards of Alara, Token Art and Judgment... to name a few. ~Streetz~

(We first saw it back at Sundance, but the indie drama Good Dick is opening this weekend in limited release. So here's a reprint of our review from last January.)


By: Scott Weinberg

Yes, the title of the movie is "Good Dick," no, there's no character named Dick in the film, and yes, I definitely think that the flick's eventual distributor will change it to something a little less, well, tacky. But I believe a brave distributor will come along and show this fine little film some love -- despite its frequent proclivity for very frank and seriously explicit sex talk. Fortunately, the film comes from a very sincere and heartfelt place, which makes the few "uncomfortable" moments perfectly acceptable ... and frequently quite fascinating.

Jason Ritter and fantastic newcomer Marianna Palka star as a pair of unnamed twenty-somethings who don't "meet cute," don't fall madly in love, and don't really get along all that well -- yet they still make for one of the most fascinating on-screen movie couples in quite some time. "He" is a homeless video store clerk who has a desperate yearning for some romantic contact. "She" is a seriously unhappy young woman who seems to have a strong affection for hardcore pornography. "He," for some strange-yet-sweet reason, can see through her powerfully unpleasant exterior -- and he seems to be well and truly smitten with this dysfunctional female. "She" claims to have no affection whatsoever for her new sorta-boyfriend, but she also welcomes him into her apartment (and bed) time and time again. Oh, but she won't get physical. At all.

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The Golden State Warriors are punishing Monta Ellis not long after they rewarded him.

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Dicen que los que nacen ahora son los nativos digitales. Los que nacieron con Internet. Leo es mi cuarto hijo. Cuando yo era chico veía tele, cuando mis hijos mayores eran chicos veian videos, Leo mira Youtube. Y aunque apenas sabe decir algunas palabras y frases cortas y no cumplió aún dos años sabe apuntar con el mouse y clickear en los videos que le gustan. Y cuando no le gusta uno de Youtube pasa al siguiente. Lo bueno de Youtube en este caso es que siempre propone otro clip sobre el mismo tema. En este caso los trenes que son su pasión.

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One year in the making — PSPoste Beta 7. Well maybe not a straight year of development, but it’s been a solid 365+ days since we last saw a PSPoste update, coincidentally from last year’s Canadian thanksgiving weekend to this one. Beta 7 stems from the original PSPoste team — David, Ben, and Sajeeth — [...]

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So the new MB's are coming this Tuesday and from the rumoured photographs we've all seen, the casing is entirely sealed, meaning you're not going to have easy access to the battery or RAM.

The implications of this are that I guess you'll need to get handy with a screw driver if you want to update these things...but here's where the interesting thing is. The MBA in its sealed case has its RAM soldered to its circuit board, its not updateable. What are the chances that the RAM will also be soldered to the circuit boards on the new MBP's and MB's?

Are we all going to have to buy full amounts of RAM on tuesday or will we still be able to buy third party stuff and fit it ourselves?

Have XP running on VM and using it for Quickbooks 2009. Everything was working fine until we went out of town for a week and used a PC laptop to keep up with the business. Last night, I moved the QB file back to the mac and now QB cannot open it (error -6000, -83).
I'm sure it's some form of mac permission thing, because I can open the file off of the laptop vis Windows networking and it works fine. I can even back up the file to the Time Capsule.
I have set the folder on the mac to shared with read/write permissions, and the VM sharing that folder. Any ideas?

So Boy Genius reports. What do you think? Is this true?

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I use Firefox as my primary browser and have seen similar behavior in Safari, too. When I look at a PDF online, I always download the pdf file to my desktop. I read a lot of them and its easy to clutter my desktop. Can I at least direct these downloads to a specific folder and not the desktop?

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