David McCreath

From Elias Fotinis, TaskArrange: Arrange the Windows taskbar buttons. Works as advertised. I have a 21″ monitor and if I close Outlook and reopen it for some reason, then it moves all the way from the left to the right and I find that I have to visually scan for it before I can select it. It would be ideal if I could tell Windows “Always put Outlook on the far left, no matter what else is open, and always put Query Analyzer next to Enterprise Manager, no matter where Enterprise Manager is”, but this program gets me halfway there, since I tend to leave programs running for days at a time.

[The Society for HandHeld Hushing](http://www.coudal.com/shhh.php), presented by [Coudal Partners](http://coudal.com/) and [Aaron Draplin](http://www.draplindustries.com/). My wife is going to be so happy.

Nice gallery of Buck Rogers comics covers from Australia

A very nice XHTML character entity reference chart

RemoteCalendars, an Outlook 2003 plug-in to interact with iCalendars. Holy cow. Finally. Download from sourceforge.

Recording and Releasing an Independent Record, Part Two. As [hoped for](http://dmccreath.org/2005/09/indy-record-part-one.php).

Behaviour : Using CSS selectors to apply Javascript behaviours. A snazzy idea, and a nice way to use JavaScript without littering your page with <script> tags.

Dr. Doom’s Top Ten Euphemism for Sex from Mike Sterling’s Progressive Ruin.

Interviewing Hell from Bookslut. Wherein Richard Hell lays it out for a young writer in no uncertain terms.

From Veer comes the Kern Zip-up, possibly the best piece of design geek clothing I’ve ever seen.