
Even if you could care less about all the cool things announced at the Macworld Expo San Francisco keynote this morning — like Apple producing their own web browser specifically ‘cuz IE is the übersuck, or 54 Mbs wireless (802.11g) networking, or super tiny and gi-normous PowerBook G4 laptops (the large one with ultrafast 800 Mbps Firewire and both with integrated Bluetooth networking) — or the other cool things Apple announced today, but not at Macworld — like official Apple support for, and a beta of X11 under Mac OS X — even if you could care less about all these very cool things, there’s still something Apple-related you should see.
As The Apple Turns, — one of my favorite Apple-related websites — just returned from a long hiatus this morning. Read their crappy explanation.
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Pumpkin

I just saw the film Pumpkin, starring Christina Ricci. A perfect sorority sister’s world gets turned upside down when she has to work with a physically challenged “special” student athlete in order to help her sisters win sorority-of-the-year.
I very much enjoyed this film. While there was one scene where I found myself saying “yeah right!” — and I really can’t comment on the realism of fraternity/sorority life since my school/student society officially banned their existence — by and large I found this to film highly entertaining and at times laugh-out-loud funny. It’s also got the perfect amount of moral ambiguity running through it; it’s one of those movies where you find yourself saying: “Well hmm, what would I do?”
If you like your films subversive — and for that matter, if you like Christina Ricci (and you’d be hard pressed not to, after “The Opposite Of Sex”) — go rent “Pumpkin”. I think you’ll like it. -
MWSF: c|net and Joy Of Tech
C|NET speculates on Apple’s expo product unveilings:
January 6, 2003, 4:00 AM PT
http://news.com.com/2100-1040-979204.html


