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- Legendary British Rocker Sting plans to get into the wine business. |
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- I friend sent an email that reminded me not to take the liitle things for granted. One of the little... |
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- I went to Tower today and bought the best CD since Queensryche's Operation:Mindcrime. AFI's new album is so smooth and... |
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- Oh..I'm looking for some Technical Author opportunities...if you come across any please let me know. I am adept at writing training modules, tutorials, quick reference guides, user manuals, and work aides. |
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- In order to get over Les Miserables being sold out here in Seattle, I'm listening to the CD. Parts of... |
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- This is just to test picture uploading from work. |
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- Rippin' thru books like they're going out of style! Been getting into some of Ian Fleming's James Bond classics. In three day's I've read "Goldfinger", "Casino Royale" and I've just started "Live and let die". I won't bore you with my usual talk of the books being better than the films, but the Bond films are stuff of class and distinction. The books are of class, style and distinction and allow you to travel more into the emotional realms of the main character without all of the un-necessary Yankee bred exposions and lightening bolts shiznit. |
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- I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoy some cheesy (light-weight) pop music every now and then. The Norwegian radio channel mPetre is one of my providers of such music. And before I continue, I would just like to point... |
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- The annual Daffodil show was Saturday and in the painting category, she won grand prize! I will add some daffodil... |
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- My sister Mimi in Japan Media Review on the social rules of wireless society. So this is my sister. My younger sister. (Many people think she's older, because she's smarter than me.) She chose an academic career where I dropped out of college twice and because an entrepreneur. |
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- Murray just passed away...... |
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- Here at doctorgrosz.com, we're constantly asking The Big Questions. For instance, just this afternoon I was struck with the meta-level quandry, "What do my readers want to hear about? U.S. |
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- I've just uploaded the final version of Spooky which is a little language for describing project structures and their default... |
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- By keeping your site-specific configuration settings in a site.conf file, you'll avoid your settings evaporating with Apple's next Software Update. |
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- Somalian Bantu to resettle in U.S.(via MeFi)The Bantu are hoping to find peace and freedom here. Meanwhile, European newsites report increased traffic from U.S. |
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- I wonder how many other board members have a conscience? Right on to Mitch. Kapor's Honorable Exit from Groove. New York Times: Software Pioneer Quits Board of Groove. |
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- C-SPAN live: UN Security Council |
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- correction (20 + 2 + 2 = 24) |
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- Megabeam acquisita da Telecom Italia: un'altra tappa nel processo di de-liberalizzazione delle telecomunicazioni italiane. Speriamo che qualcun altro ora si faccia avanti... E che soprattutto il Governo controbilanci con una maggiore libertà di wi-fi in Italia, così |
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- According to today's New York Times, software pioneer Mitch Kapor has resigned from the board of Groove Networks after discovering the firm is helping the government develop its controversial Total Information Awareness program. The brainchild of Admiral John Poindexter, former national security adviser under Reagan, the proposed TIA program would monitor network computer activities under the ever-widening blanket of homeland security. As one of the founders of the Electronic Freedom Foundation, an online rights watchdog, Kapor showed once again why he's so widely respected. Unlike directors of other recently infamous firms, who shrugged off the stewardship aspect of board seats, he understood that remaining on the Groove board would constitute endorsement of TIA. So he quit. |
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