O & A off the premium

It is kinda old news at this point but post worthy. Opie and Anthony who have been on XM for about 6 months on the premium have moved to the regular service. In the NY area we have enjoyed them for sometime before they got booted off radio for the Sex for Sam incident, but have been able to enjoy them once again with their rebirth on XM Radio, if you have XM check them out much funnier than Howard and much less wining and bitching. Enjoy.

Enterprise dies a slow death in favor of Yankee baseball

As noted by some people on Star Trek: Enterprise Forum - TV Tome apparently UPN has made it their businesses to make us watch the Yankees lose. Normally I would be happy that UPN is airing the game being a fan, but at least wait until the series ends, for those in the area catch the Saturday night replay, I believe it is on @ 8pm Sat nights. The yankees need to win and T'Pol needs to wear less clothes on these final episodes.

Somewhere, Asimov is smiling.

The Hugo Nominees for 2005 have been announced. It's nice to see that Battlestar Galactica has been nominated for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form. Funny, there's no reference anywhere to I, Robot. In related news, the Science Fiction Hall Of Famers have been named. Funny again, there's no reference to Will Smith or Alex Proyas.

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Season 2 gets the green light!

Ron Moore has a great entry on his Battlestar Galactica Blog that talks about season 2 getting the green light and answers bunch of questions from fans. Definitely worth reading if you are BSG fan.

Cheaters Never Win; Winners Never Cheat

Check out the nifty Google Cheat Sheet, which will help you become a more powerful hunter of Internet Stuffs. Thanks to zee Google Weblog for the link.

Will Sci-Fi save Star Trek

CNN.com - Trekkies fight end of 'Enterprise' - Feb 16, 2005: Will the home of Battlestar be the savior to Enterprise? It is only logical, Captain.

R.I.P. TBE

It's done. My love affair with TBE is officially dead. It had burned me too many times, and I had to put my foot down. For those of you who don't know what TBE (Tabbrowser Extensions) is, it's a fantastic extension for Mozilla Firefox that allows you to do just about everything imaginable with tabs. You can drag and drop tabs, reload closed tabs, and work in single window mode (among hundreds of other options). When it works, it's absolutely amazing. Truly a must have extension. When it works. Over the past few weeks, after dozens of Gmail related crashes, losing the ability to open a folder of bookmarks in tabs, not being able to get in to my web banking, and other tab-related miseries I finally decided to call it quits. If you have similar frustrations, I encourage you to check out the article, Rebuilding TBE's featureset with other plugins. I've managed to get most of what I need with Tabbrowser Preferences and Undoclosetab.

Are you still using TBE? If so, are you as frustrated as I was? If not, what pushed you over the edge, and what are you using to replace it?