Letterman weighs in on the Jay Leno/Conan O'Brien Tonight Show situation

(from the He Was There, Baby! department)

Hi everyone,

Here's David Letterman's take on the situation:



It's cool to hear David's take on the situation. He has a unique perspective on the whole thing, since he started at NBC and probably knows some of the players involved.

And - it wouldn't be Letterman if he didn't poke a little fun:



Cheers,
Paul

Having trouble watching my embedded videos?

(from the I Love Computers department)

Hi everyone,

My laptop has been having issues playing the embedded videos from NBC that I post here on my blog. I have done some sleuthing, and discovered it is due to the copy of Norton Internet Security (2005) I've installed.

Here's the fix:

1. Go to the Norton Internet Security control panel.
2. In the Norton Internet Security Section, in the Status & Settings subsection, select Privacy Control and click Configure
3. In the resultant Privacy Control dialog box, click the Advanced button
4. In the resultant Advanced dialog box, click Add Site
5. In the resultant New Site/Domain dialog box, add nbc.com and click OK
6. Highlight nbc.com in the Web Contents Options tree of the Advanced dialog box, and uncheck the Use default settings check box in the Information about visited sites section.
7. After the box is unchecked, the Information about visited sites radio buttons should be selectable. Select the Permit radio button, and click OK to close the Advanced dialog box.
8. Click OK to close the Privacy Control dialog box.
9. Close the Norton Internet Security control panel.
10. Have fun viewing the NBC.com embedded videos on this blog

Cheers,
Paul

Conan & Andy visit an Anime studio!

(from the I wish I could do anime voiceovers department)

This is pretty cool:



Cheers,
Paul

Battle Royale!

(from the And in this corner department)

Hi everyone,

Well - the big showdown finally happened! Jon Stewart vs. Stephen Colbert vs. Conan O'Brien over who created Mike Huckabee.

And thanks to the miracle of the Internet - and the writer's strike - you can watch it here!

Enjoy!

Cheers,
Paul

Part 1: It begins on The Daily Show





Part 2: It continues on The Colbert Report





Part 3: It concludes on Late Night With Conan O'Brien



UPDATE: It looks like the above embed doesn't work anymore. Here's the closest I could find: