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INXS is back

I wasn't very impressed with any of the singers on Rock Star: INXS when I saw one show earlier this season. After seeing the finale last Tuesday, though, it looks like they at least picked the best out of the bunch. J.D. Fortune sounds a lot like Michael Hutchence, the original frontman. I really liked INXS back in its heyday, but the new band is like Led Zeppelin without Bonzo! Hopefully Fortune, a Canadian, will be able to handle the fame and put on a good show during this Australian band's world tour starting in January.

Wiki of web dev professionals needed

I'm starting to see more and more discussion about expanding the web standards community. It's got me thinking about creating a wiki/database website where both clients and developers can come to see other people interested in web standards. The site would be based around user/company profile pages with objective information about their services and contributions. I think that including as many attributes as possible would cut down on the amount of entries like ( Custom Websites ……… COOL LOW PRICES!! ). Name, website, locale, sex (we need more women!), MIME type(s) on their page(s), frequency of posts (if it's a blog), a short summary, user ratings, and clientele are just a few categorization ideas. A community/discussion section seems to be an essential aspect of any good site these days, too.

September Words: Katrina improves Zepfanman.com

On Sunday, My pastor quoted an "8-day-forget rule." I can't remember if he mentioned his source, but basically it's the idea that eight days after a disaster, public support drops off drastically. I'm hoping that this won't happen to the people on the gulf coast. Below are a few of my thoughts on the disaster which eventually lead me back to what's happening with my own website, Zepfanman.com.

It's now been about 8 days, but I think that, like 911, the American people will continue to give—just remember that the Red Cross will still be needing large donations three months from now, when things will finally start functioning again in the disaster cities. I'm tired of hearing all the complaints about how our country has responded. Instead, how about we explore our real options and determine the best way that we can help out? Taking a trip down there is only helpful if you're doing it with a program that knows what its doing!

I'm sure you've already heard too many opinions about the disaster, so without further commentary, I give you some helpful links.