Archived News:
As promised earlier, here's a
local copy of the Nocturne demo released earlier (story) and a list of
mirrors. The demo weighs in at a hefty 109 MB.
3DFiles' Nocturne Demo
page has word that there was a problem with the cdrom.com mirror of the
Nocturne demo they posted earlier, and the link has been pulled while they fix
it. Meanwhile, if you tried downloading this whopper from there and had a
problem with a corrupted download, you can try resuming your download from there
when it's been finished uploading, or, perhaps resuming from the working mirror
they have posted. Thanks Ant (who I think is also the one who spotted the bad
file). Also, I saw on Voodoo Extreme
that there's a CGW Nocturne
Demo FAQ up for those who've gotten the download to work, but can't get it
running, but there's only one Q&A so far, saying "The most common
problem is it doesn't run because hardware acceleration is turned on by default.
The solution, is to turn hardware acceleration off, and run in 32bpp software
rendering." Finally, to help ease all the download strain, I'll post a
local copy here, with a list of mirrors I can dig up, as soon as I can.
HQH's Website has a new version
9.4 of the unofficial Half-Life FAQ, as promised, converted from a text document
(the text version has been discontinued), to an HTML file, which weighs in at a
whopping (for HTML) 400 KB, though there is a considerably smaller zipped
version for download.
Saw on PlanetQuake News
that DeathMatch 101 has
posted a new Quick Guide
to Quake III Test offering tips on how to come out on top of the frag heap.
I saw on Voodoo Extreme earlier that a new
version 0.7.5 of the Q3A Setup tweaking utility for Q3Test was available.
Unfortunately, upon downloading it I found it didn't work. Now, after checking
back at the 3DApp Home, I see a
version 0.7.5 beta fix is up, which actually operates, so if you're looking for
a front-end to help with some of the more obscure options in Q3Test, check it
out. Similarly, the tweaks at Q3Tweak
say a new release of their Q3Test tweaking program will be tomorrow.
Qamex Games Centre
has posted four exclusive new 800x600 Voodoo2 screenshots from ECTS showing off
action from Epic's upcoming Unreal Tournament.
Gamers.de
has posted an interview with Lead Programmer Markus Hadwiger on the upcoming
space shooter Parsec in both English
and German,
as well as four new screenshots showing off the game.
On the heels off yesterday' s click2send
release of the Delta Force 2 trailer ( story),
and the release earlier today of the movie as a zip file on NovaCentral News Network
( story),
comes word from NovaCentral News Network
that they now have the trailer as a bandwidth-friendly ~2 MB RealPlayer
version.
3DFiles Game Demos - Nocturne
page has a playable demo of Nocturne that looks to be from a magazine CD (if
I read correctly, the October 1999 Computer Gaming World magazine with demo
CDROM, on newsstands now). The demo is a whopping 107 MB, and it is noted that
the "demo is 3 months away from code completion. It has been tested on
Matrox G200/G400, ATI Rage 128, S3 Savage 3D, or TnT/TnT2 for 3D acceleration,
but many Voodoo cards have troubles with it still, although you can run it in
software mode. The faster the better, a 400 MHZ CPU is recommended for software
mode."
With a DX7 buzz already a buzzing due to a recent release candidate for the MS
Premium Elite, ActiveWindows
has posted a report that they've received an "official" release date
for DirectX 7, the next revision in the Microsoft's API, as next Friday,
September 10. Thanks 3DNews.Net by way of
the unstoppable Frans at 3D Action
Gamers.
The UrbanChaos.Net has posted an
exclusive interview with musician Martin Oliver and tester Justin Amore from
Mucky Foot about M.F.'s Urban Chaos, an upcoming third-person game best
described as Tomb Raider-esque. The piece includes news about gameplay,
technology, and a free music sample in mp3 format from the game's soundtrack.
Kenn Hoekstra's
.plan has an update on a touchy subject for some, the news that Raven will
not be supporting cooperative multiplayer play in their upcoming Quake II-engine
shooter, Soldier of Fortune. Here's the dope: I've been getting a lot of e-mails and seeing a lot of message board posts
lately regarding Co-Op play in Soldier of Fortune. Our decision not to support
Co-Op play was a painful one to make, but unfortunately, Co-Op support was never
really an option. The single-player game for SoF is laden with cinematics and
character interaction and designing for Co-Op would be a nightmare to plan out
and implement and it would add at least 6 months to the development cycle.
Ouch... We are confident that the single-player game, team deathmatch and the
plethora of multiplayer games and options will more than make up for the absence
of Co-Op. I apologize to the Co-Op "die hards" out there...
The Gore Screenshots page has a
pair of new shots of the player character from this upcoming first-person
shooter to show off the visible weapons and armor (you can see what your
opponent is wearing and carrying). In one shot he's armed to the teeth with a
spike gun a helmet and light armor, and in the other, fairly unfettered with no
armor, and holding but a pistol (which constitutes as heavily-armed in real
life).
BetaNews has word of some "Special
Purpose Drivers" for ATI RAGE 128-based graphics cards. Apparently the
special purpose is not like Navin Johnson's, word on the page is "These are
for those using a K6/K7 3DNow!, Pentium III SSE, or for those wanting to run
Quake3 Test. They are version 6.20CDH29 for Windows 9x and NT4." I can't
find a page on the ATI site, but the BetaNews folks have a direct link up.
There are scans of the
FreeSpace 2 magazine ads up on The Descent Chronicles
for those dying for more glimpses of this upcoming space sim (or for those whose
favorite parts of the gaming mags are the ads).
Frans, who clearly is off the decaffeinated, sends word that the Delta Force 2
movie released yesterday in that obtuse digital safe deposit box dealie ( story),
has been posted as a normal download at the NovaCentral News Network
(thanks to Matthias at The Patches Scrolls
for spotting it).
He says the movie is 180x120, has a 1:22 running time, and is 22 MB, but he's
posted a 15 MB zipped version on 3D Action Gamers' Delta Force
2 page.
The Adrenaline Vault
interviews Stevie "Killcreek" Case talking with the ION Storm
level designer in a Q&A that talks briefly about her upcoming appearance in
Playboy ( story),
progress on Daikatana, and primarily about her past, present, and future role in
the Cyberathlete Professional League (CPL).
As promised the other day, a new gallery section has been added to the
official American McGee's Alice home page, with five pieces of concept art
for you to look at, as well as another in their series of baffling riddles.
Insomniax.net
has posted a hands-on preview of Freespace 2 that's based on a build the author received, complete
with 22 new screenshots from this space sim.
Those zany guys at StrangeCompany
have released another one of their tools for Quake II demo movie authors...it's called
Lippy, and it allows for full lip-synching of characters, as well as the ability
to add emotions to their faces. It sounds pretty cool, so check
it out.
Planet FreeSpace
interviews Philip Holt talking with the director of product development at
Volition about FreeSpace 2, his background, his favorite things in FreeSpace,
the best Volition pool player, where is the best place to get pizza in the
Champaign area, and vital stuff like that. Saw that (along with the spiffy
description) at The Descent Chronicles.
There's a BattleZone II
preview on GameSpot UK with a hands-on look at this upcoming action/strategy
sequel accented with several new screenshots.
Kokak's Hexen Page has
a new version 0.8 of Kokak's OpenGL port of the publicly available Hexen
source-code (which is based on the also publicly available Doom source). Word
there is that since DoomGL shares its OpenGL engine with GLHexen (and
GLHeretic), GLHexen could also support MD2 files (the 3D format used in Quake 2
for the objects) soon, just like DoomGL
does. Also noted there, is that the ports on the page required Hexen 1.1, and
don't work with Hexen version 1.0 or the demo version of Hexen. Thanks again Frans at 3D Action
Gamers.
The Adrenaline Vault
previews Nocturne looking ahead at TRI's upcoming horror-noire game calling
it "a George Romero ode to Lovecraft with a deep tip of the hat to pulp
fiction ethos" (that's George, not John). In addition to the look ahead at
the game, there are several D3D screenshots showing off it's eye candy. And as
if that weren't enough, there are Nocturne
Screenshots on GA-Source showing off 15 scenes from the game.
Hexenworld, the
site, has word of a "tentative" version 1.00 release of the Chronos
Bot for HexenWorld, the program (the version of Hexen II enhanced with
QuakeWorld-style networking). Thanks Frans at 3D Action
Gamers.
The Collective, developers of the Unreal-engine title Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine - The Fallen are looking for an UnrealScript programmer to join their ranks
(thanks PlanetUnreal). Here are the
details: The Collective (http://www.collectivestudios.com)
has an immediate opening for a talented UnrealScript programmer to aid in the
completion of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Fallen.
Our studio is located in the sunny Californian coastal town of Laguna Beach.
We offer an excellent compensation package including bonuses, royalties, 401K,
and comprehensive health benefits.
Requirements:
Demonstrable, expert level, understanding of UnrealScript.
Ability to contribute innovative and original ideas towards all aspects of game
production and development.
Willing to accept direction, work well under pressure, and handle multiple tasks.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
Desire to make the best game in the world.
Must be able and willing to work in Laguna Beach.
Pluses:
Knowledge and experience of C/C++.
Previous professional game development experience.
Email resume and examples of your work, in strictest confidence, to: jobs@collectivestudios.com
Thresh's FiringSquad
has posted an interview with 3dfx' Scott Sellers, discussing a variety of issues
with the CTO of the company. The interview is particularly timely after this
past week's announcements from NVIDIA and S3 about their next-generation chipsets.
Here's a quote that shines some light on what their new technology will (and won't) be capable of: We believe full-scene AA is going to absolutely reset
the image quality standard for next generation 3D accelerators. Once people
see their favorite games rendered at real-time frame rates completely anti-aliased,
they are never going to be able to look at aliased rendering again (regardless
of how many triangles there are in a scene!). Trust us, we've been staring at
anti-aliasing algorithms for quite some time now and it's miserable looking
at aliased renderings now that we've become so accustomed to the amazing visual
quality improvements associated with anti-aliased rendering.
And the biggest problem with the GeForce in this regard is that they are selling
a future promise that games will eventually take advantage of their geometry
acceleration, albeit at a substandard fillrate. The full-scene AA capability
of our next generation products upgrades every single game currently available.
Consumers won't have to wait 9-12 months for new games to take advantage of
new graphics technology. The day a user plugs a T-Buffer enabled graphics accelerator
in their system, their library of games is immediately upgraded with substantial
visual quality improvements as a result of the ground breaking anti-aliasing
technology.
Next-Generation
Online has posted a new preview of Prince of Persia 3D, with four new screenshots,
a bit of history about the title, and the rest of the usual preview text. Just
a reminder - the PoP3D demo was released last
weekend.
The AllGames Network
has posted their coverage of the $50,000 Descent 3 tournament, and while it's
not quite as entertaining as the one posted last night ( story), it's still worth
checking out. Hey, it was in Las Vegas. It's just gotta be entertaining.
In addition to yesterday's Nocturne screenshots
and AVI,
there's also some new illustrations up on Spookhouse.org, showing off the characters from the game. Hop over there and head to their "research" section to check them all out (they're very impressive).
Yesterday was one of those days that proved just how great Blue's News readers
are. In case you missed it, in an effort to get me to finish up this week's
contest (which went
up yesterday - good luck, it's freaky hard), Blue posted my e-mail address
along with an invitation for people to send (cough) letters of encouragement.
Now I was expecting a deluge of flames, nags, death threats, and the usual bag
of disgruntled mail...but you know what? It didn't happen. Sure, I got a few,
but not nearly anything that would qualify as a mail bomb. You guys rule.
Link of the Day: Being
Stephen King. A place where Stephen Kings all over the world can go to complain
about how they get mistaken for the best-selling horror novelist.
Next-Generation
Online has posted a writeup from the $50,000 Descent 3 tournament that was
held recently in Las Vegas. It's definitely not plan old coverage, but it's
well worth the read just because of lines like, "I can't even beat the
other press guys and they suck. I can't even kill the guy from PC Accelerator
and he's drunk off his ass."
The newly redesigned I.AM Half-Life
has posted a bunch of new stuff for you to enjoy this evening, including
an updated list of console commands (they were updated to include version 1.0.1.3
commands), over 100 new DM maps, 50 new models and skins, and a whole bunch
more.
To follow-up on an earlier story, Microsoft has issued
a response to the allegations about an NSA backdoor being included in the
Windows operating system, which they claim are "inaccurate and unfounded."
You can read the whole thing on
Microsoft's site (thanks Ben White).
GameSpot has posted a
preview of Shiny's Messiah based on a hands-on demo they received (with
the first few complete levels). There are nine screenshots there as well, showing
off this oddball title. Also on GameSpot are the
first in game shots (at least to the best of my knowledge, anyway) from
KISS: Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child, a LithTech powered shooter in development
by Third Law Interactive.
According to GameSpot
news, Sierra's Homeworld has slipped its planned release date - but only
by a week. They're reporting that it should be released nationwide next week.
GameCenter
has posted a sneak peek at Terminal Reality's Nocturne, with a bunch of screenshots
from this third person title (thanks Frans).
For more Nocturne stuff, check out the AVI from earlier ( story),
although be warned - it's a slow download.
A new version of the Skout
demo has been released, as has a
new patch to bring the German retail edition up to version 1.01. Thanks Frans
at 3D Action Gamer's Archives, who's also posted a
mirror of both files for those of you not looking forward to downloading
a 20+ MB file from a German site.
GameSpot UK has posted two new previews for your reading enjoyment - one on
Nihilistic's
Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption, and one
previewing Raven's Soldier of Fortune. Both are chock full of screenshots,
so check 'em out (thanks VE).
The official Nocturne home page has posted
part one of a four part AVI from this spooky game (thanks Poynter and Spookhouse).
The download is a big one at over 20MB, but if you're curious what the game
looks like, there's no better way to find out.
Doo, doo, doo, looking out my backdoor! Crypto expert Microsoft products leave door open to NSA
is a CNN article with a startling revelation
(thanks to the very many who wrote in on this): The chief scientist at an
Internet security company reported the flaw at a recent conference in Santa
Barbara where he discussed a "key" entrance into the cryptographic
standard used in Microsoft Windows products. That includes Windows 95, Windows
98, Windows NT4 and Windows2000.
"It turns out that there are really two keys used by Windows; the first
belongs to Microsoft, and it allows them to securely load (the cryptography
services)," said Andrew Fernandes in a press release. Fernandes works for
Cryptonym, a company based in Ontario.
The press release states "the second belongs to the NSA. That means that
the NSA can also securely load (the services) on your machine, and without your
authorization."
The discovery "highly suggests" that the NSA has a key it could use to
enter encrypted items on anybody's Windows operating system, said Ian Goldberg,
chief scientist at Zero-Knowledge Systems. Goldberg was among a few dozen people
in the audience at the conference when Fernandes dropped his bomb.
Buckling under pressure ( story),
I've gone and uploaded this
week's trivia questions. Be warned...since our last contest was way too
easy, it's possible that this one is way too hard (insert mad cackling here).
Oh, and there's some new Tiny Text™ in case you're too intimidated to actually
enter. Hop
over and check it out.
A new post to the Surreal Technology Page
has the latest status on the Drakan patch currently in beta testing, as well as
a clarification (thanks VE): Beta Testers
are reporting a massive Internet performance improvement with the new Drakan Winsock
patch! They say it is a whole new game experience! Kudos to Satish for his hard
work with this gem! Still on track for availability within the next 10 days.
I've seen several reviews lately implying that Drakan's multiplayer is through
Mplayer only (and then ripping on the Multiplayer game because they hate Mplayer).
Drakan IN NO WAY forces you to play through Mplayer, in fact, Mplayer is merely
a side option in the normal path to Drakan's own in-game server browser. Any reviewer
that states otherwise has obviously not even played multiplayer for more than
5 minutes.
Breezin Software has created a Half-Life
Skin and Map Installer that makes installation of maps and custom skins
simple. Amongst its features are a CRC check on all archives, the automatic
detection of player directories and more. Swing by and check it out.
The Wastelands, a new Kingpin editing
site is open for business, and aims to be a resource for map authors and mod
makers. There are two tutorials up at launch, including one on using the "Pawn
o' Matic" in your mods, and one on those cool sky brushes.
Version 2.08 RC 9 of Battlecruiser 3000
AD has been released and is available for download on its
official site. This version has a slew of enhancements, including ground
units with the ability to launch air and ground troops, which was actually ported
over from Battlecruiser 3020 AD. A full list of changes can be found on the
BC3K version control page.
The official 4DRulers page has posted
a new screenshot from the upcoming test demo of Gore, their first person shooter
currently in development, as well as word that it's, "coming along great."
As promised earlier today, the
Driver demo has been released (thanks Ryan). The demo is available Gigex
format for modem users, or as a 14MB download for network users. Don't forget, they've got "unlimited bandwidth" so go nuts. If the demo
is half as good as the PlayStation version, it's highly recommended.
MeccaWorld
has posted a new movie from TRIBES Extreme in both AVI and Quicktime formats,
with 45 seconds of new gameplay footage from this special edition of Starsiege:
TRIBES that's coming this November.
Jeez, first NVIDIA, now Blizzard. It would appear that Blizzard's
homepage now has a teaser image up that reads, "The World Will Change
- 9.5.99" (thanks Jonathan Bowling). You may recall that this is the date
they are planning on unveiling their new game on at ECTS ( story).
The Adrenaline Vault News
has posted 18 new screenshots from The Collective's upcoming Star Trek game that
uses the Unreal engine, Deep Space Nine.
As promised, DarkStoneNews has the
US release of the demo of DarkStone, the action/RPG that's often compared to
Diablo. The demo is about 26 MB, and if you get too badly stuck, believe it or
not, they've already got a Demo
Walkthrough up.
This page has been
added to the Rogue Spear site
to show what video cards will be supported in Red Storm Entertainment's upcoming
Sequel to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six (the GeForce 256 is not yet listed if you are
mortgaging the house to bid on eBay). Thanks Frans at 3D Action Gamers.
The folks over at SimHQ.com send word that they've
interviewed Wes Eckhart, a producer over at NovaLogic talking about Delta
Force 2, discussing, among other things, "how Voice over Net technology is
impacting the simulation gaming industry."
There are four new 10-six
Screenshots on Gamer's Alliance Strategy showing off a couple of scenes of
gameplay from this upcoming million player game (these shots each generally show
about 999,998 fewer players than that).
God Virus was the first of several to send along a snippet from an IRC
appearance by KillCreek and the Romero last night that talks of the status of
Daikatana. Some checking reveals the log was legit, actually part of an
interview with KillCreek by Sgt. Hulka, obviously discussing her plans to
show her stuff in Playboy ( story).
Here's the part about Daikatana that got the attention of the attendees: <Romero>
Daikatana's doing great. Things are going well; game's gonna have a big demo in
2 weeks for PRESS ONLY.
<KillCreek> Full game for xmas. yay!
That sounds at first like it might be another demo version released to the
press, but in writing back to confirm that it was really himself and KC saying
those things, John elaborated a bit more on what's up with that demo, which will
be a showing of the game for the press (the state of the game's development
evident in his signature): Yeah, i wrote that stuff. :)
We will have Gamespot, PC Gamer, CGW, Gamecenter, Computer Strategy Plus,
Incite, Next Gen, PC Accelerator, etc. coming at the end of Sept. for a press
PREVIEW of Daikatana. We're getting pretty close now.
John Romero
Ion Storm - Game Designer, Chairman
Daikatana: Whoa, it's almost finished!
Epic's Cliff Bleszinski made a post to the
official UT message board with an update on Unreal Tournament's current
status (thanks Unreal Universe):
Anyways, today we fixed a bit of bot funkiness in DM-Barricade and DM-Conveyor,
and reduced the amount of "A" bugs to only a few. We'll be building
a new version Thursday night and firing it off to the remote testers in Utah
while we test with remote people the net play some more.
Oooooh and demo recording/playback is smooth as silk now. Mek has banged on
it so it is Worthy. I like making demos of one on one Godlike bot stomping in
my levels, it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.
Almost there.
Cavedog's Amen: The
Awakening Developer's Journal has been updated, with a complete account
of how the backstory was created. It's pretty interesting stuff, as they seem
to have done a great deal of work to ensure a solid story (thanks Frans).
Black & White Wire has posted four
new screenshots from Lionhead's Black & White (one of which appears to show
a giant cow beating up on a character from The Lion King. Or maybe that's just
what I'm seeing).
Part two of
MacGamer's Ledge's Mac Unreal Tournament preview is online, mostly
discussing Game Types based on hands-on play with a beta of the Mac version of
Unreal Tournament, accompanied by twenty four brand-new screenshots as
well as "peek at the narration of the Unreal Tournament flyby scene."
Pandemic Studios' Official Battlezone II Site
has a pair of "swift new scouting vehicles" on display, with new shots
of the ISDF
'Thunderbolt' and the Scion
'Sentry'. Thanks Voodoo Extreme.
The Adrenaline Vault News
has a post up with some shots and a discussion of the pre-rendered cinematics
from a recent build of Wheel of Time, the upcoming Unreal-engine game from
Legend Entertainment, stating a preference for the pre-rendered intros and
cutscenes (personally, I prefer game engine cutscenes, I imagine I'm not the only one). The article has several
screenshots of the cinematics, along with an explanation and shots showing how
they were made.
Kibbles and bits and bits and bits....
Computer Games Online
previews Neverwinter Nights looking at this upcoming RPG they describe as a
"single-player game with an incredible multiplayer twist. Now, creative
players will get to Dungeon Master (DM) their very own adventures."
PC.IGN.COMs Ground Control Interview
talks with Massive Entertainment President Martin Walfisz about his company's
first game, an upcoming 3D RTS called Ground Control. Thresh's FiringSquad's
Weekly Metal Fatigue Screenshots have been updated (I guess they are
serious about that weekly thing). GameFan
previews Imperium Galactica 2 calling it a 3D RTS space opera.
Datumplane::Starsiege has posted a few
new screenshots showing off action from Dynamix Starsiege TRIBES2, currently in
development. There are a pair of outdoor shots (including more cool lightning),
and one showing off an indoor area.
NovaLogic sends word that a gameplay trailer from their upcoming Delta Force 2
is available for download via the unique delivery system provided by click2send,
where users can get the files delivered to some sort of digital strongbox. Not
sure how it works other than this explanation they sent along: Under the
exclusive agreement, MusiCosm members will be advised via E-mail that the
trailer is waiting for them in a personalized click2send Digital Safe Deposit
Box™ for free. From there, recipients link directly to the box, where they are
able to either open the trailer or save it to disk locally. MusiCosm will be the
exclusive online source for the trailer.
A reminder that tonight is the monthly chat with the developers of Anachronox
over at ION Storm is tonight at 8:00 PM Central Time (9:00 PM EDT). To join,
just enter the ION Chat Lobby by clicking the Online on
their website, or connect via IRC to www.ionstorm.com, room #ion. Special
theme of the day is birthday noogies for Tom Hall.
GT Interactive sends news that they're releasing a playable demo of their
getaway driver game, Driver, today at 2:00 PM EDT. Word from loony is this is a
game to watch for (though it may be good in spite of his recommendation), and GT
is promising "unlimited bandwidth," of all things, for the downloads.
Intergraph to take $20 million charge, lay off 400
is an article on CNET News.com detailing troubles
at the workstation manufacturer. Thanks Dan at MeccaWorld.
Strange Company sends word that
they've released a fix for their patch for their strange Quake (1) movie
Eschaton: Darkening Twilight to fix a problem had with truncated filenames (a
full fixed installer is also available). In addition, they have released a Tech
Demo "from the upcoming fully-lipsynched Eschaton: Nightfall Special
Edition" of a new lip-synching tool for Quake II called "Lippy,"
that should help remove the Godzilla effect from Quake II movies when available.
Thanks Frans at 3D Action Gamers:
- The 4th Dimension Interactive
page has a new map pack for the Crush Depth submarine mod for Quake II
that has improved versions of all the previous C.D. maps...
- Cached.Net has a new service where players
in tournaments can have their own .plan files...
- There are some more KillCreek images over at The
Pr0nshack. Just kidding, no nudity (I'm sure nobody read the last part,
they all clicked already)...
I think the message boards have been holding up pretty well, furn is back from a
brief absence, and I'm hoping to iron out some of the esthetics there with
him today, and then we'll be able to turn our attention to some more things on
the site. BTW, some off-topic posts were moved to the proper boards, if you are looking for a missing post, it's probably been moved (nothing's been deleted). There are some more projects in the works, but that's all I'll say
right now, for the simple reason that I thought a few of them would be together
already, so if I announced them when I thought they were about to happen, it would have been premature (so I could announce them now, and still be making excuses for them a
month hence). Speaking of which, those disappointed at a lack of trivia today,
feel free to mail loony and complain.
I'm trying to find a way to make the schedule stick, and maybe some friendly
email to greet him in the morning will help (muwahahahah).
Link of the Day: AirToons.
Thanks Ant (who's a LoD machine).
Story of the Day: Online Bidders Offer Millions For Human Kidney
(thanks Brad Herman). No, really....
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