November 22, 2004 "Howl" Breaks Japanese Weekend Box Office Record From Kyodo Press Flash24: Toho announced: 'Howl' earned 1,400 million yen (~$13.5 million USD) at the box office in the first day of release and its next day (Nov 20, 21). This is the highest new record at a Japanese movie.
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Are there any Slashdot folks (besides myself) heading to Anime Expo this year? If so, would anyone be interested in doing some kind of get together? (lunch maybe?)
I agree with Real Timer about the Kinesis Ergo (http://www.kinesis-ergo.com) keyboard. I have used one for almost six years and I no longer have any pain in my wrists. Getting used to the keyboard can take some time, but that also makes you think about typing again. The model in question is the Contoured Keyboard - here is the URL for information: http://www.kinesis-ergo.com/contspec.html The keyboard is not cheap compared to other "ergonomic" keyboards, but it's got the best results. It's cheaper than surgery. Heck, there's even enough space to put a touch-pad in the center of the keyboard. That's my two-cents.
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November 22, 2004 "Howl" Breaks Japanese Weekend Box Office Record
From Kyodo Press Flash24:
Toho announced
'Howl' earned 1,400 million yen (~$13.5 million USD) at the box office in the first day of release and its next day (Nov 20, 21). This is the highest new record at a Japanese movie.
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Wow, pocket lint atoms used for computers. An untapped resource?
Are there any Slashdot folks (besides myself) heading to Anime Expo this year? If so, would anyone be interested in doing some kind of get together? (lunch maybe?)
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I agree with Real Timer about the Kinesis Ergo (http://www.kinesis-ergo.com) keyboard. I have used one for almost six years and I no longer have any pain in my wrists. Getting used to the keyboard can take some time, but that also makes you think about typing again. The model in question is the Contoured Keyboard - here is the URL for information: http://www.kinesis-ergo.com/contspec.html The keyboard is not cheap compared to other "ergonomic" keyboards, but it's got the best results. It's cheaper than surgery. Heck, there's even enough space to put a touch-pad in the center of the keyboard. That's my two-cents.