Today Olga had some spaghetti carbonarra in Pizza Hut. She doesn’t feel very good after that. Maybe that’s because of the pregnancy, or maybe because of the spaghetti. After decomposing spaghetti carbonarra into parts and discovering that mushrooms are included, I called them spaghetti muhomorra.
For those of you who don’t speak Russian, “muhomor” is that red mushroom with white dots on the top. Dictionary suggests: “fly-agaric” and “death-cap”.
Watched “Chasing Liberty” on DVD. It is yet another standard story from Hollywood, but nicely done. Good music, nice mood, and lots of European scenery do make it feel romantic.
It had nothing special on the acting part, but good soundtrack and excellent photography. Also, I enjoyed the humor at places (especially that boat guy in Venice was great).
6 out of 10.
BlogLines started publishing a newsletter. They are planning to share the knowledge of how people use RSS in general and BlogLines service in particular. Also all new trends and technologies will get their mentioning.
The first issue is here. New issues will be announced in BlogLines News feed.
Lev has sent me the link to these pictures. These are the color pictures of British troops. As far as I understood it, they were originally shot in color.
With all the RSS noise and people shouting about syndication, many might wonder how they can easily use RSS feeds and how they can syndicate news from some sites on their own. Well, there are many ways to syndicate, but if you know nothing about programming or, better even, don’t even want to know anything about programming, than RSS Digest is for you.
RSS Digest provides you with a simple form to enter feed URL and specify few parameters of how you want it to appear on your website. Than it generates all the needed code for you to just copy-paste it in to your website. Fast and simple. You can even control how long will it use the cache version before fetching news from the feed again. Excellent tool!