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- The question before us is what we should do with the magic communications technology of radio. From a First Amendment? |
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- Further evidence that our health care system is in crisis and our environment is filled with poison: U.S. Life Expectancy... |
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- THE FRENCH France and its leaders are already taking a pounding from much of the US media and also the internet. |
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- I just got back from student leadership. I don't think that student leadership is really.."leadership." Reason being, we don't lead... |
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- Sometimes when it looks <a href="http://www. livejournal. com/talkread. |
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- [click] Not much to report, I have been doing... |
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- Roughly 90 days and eleven-ish odd hours ago I had my last cigarette. It looks like most of the woods are behind me... |
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- Roughly 90 days and eleven-ish odd hours ago I had my last cigarette. It looks like most of the woods are behind me... |
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- CircuitCity. com - NetGear PCI Network Adapter Card $4. |
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- CircuitCity. com - NetGear PCI Network Adapter Card $4. |
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unwell (Mar 17 2003 01:35 GMT) - there is something in the change of seasons that my body doesn't like ... (keep reading) |
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- As I mentioned a while back, I set my very tall little brother up with a travelblog so that he and his girlfriend could easily keep in touch with everyone back home during their one year trip to Europe and Asia. Everybody here love it and they are finding it pretty cool. They blog when they get a chance at whatever Internet cafe they happen to come across. They are on the clock which means that they don't have a lot of time to mess around. Their standard drill is log in read the latest comments, post an update and hope that the clock doesn't run out in the meantime. |
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- As I mentioned a while back, I set my very tall little brother up with a travelblog so that he and his girlfriend could easily keep in touch with everyone back home during their one year trip to Europe and Asia. Everybody here love it and they are finding it pretty cool. They blog when they get a chance at whatever Internet cafe they happen to come across. They are on the clock which means that they don't have a lot of time to mess around. Their standard drill is log in read the latest comments, post an update and hope that the clock doesn't run out in the meantime. |
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- Happy St. Patrick's Day to all my Irish friends - and to all who celebrate March 17th. And yes, I still think green coloured beer is strange ;)... |
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- From: use.perl Posted On: 2003-03-16 20:11: |
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- Nice concise page set describing the elements of a river.... |
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- THE AZORES With the advent of TV, a favorite "catch-phrase" of the broadcasters has been "eye witness to history". |
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- OfficeMax.com - K-Byte 128MB PC-133 SDRAM Memory Module $7.99 After Rebates. OfficeMax has the K-Byte 128MB Memory Module |
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- I am forced, after reading a story about a 20 pound prophesying carp, to approach the Guardian Observer with more of a posture of circumspection. You go, New Mexico.... |
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When? (Mar 17 2003 01:21 GMT) - When is the Air Force Academy going to do the honorable thing and send some cadets to jail for raping... |
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- OfficeMax.com - Lexar 64MB USB Jump Drive $29.99 After Rebate. OfficeMax has the Lexar 64MB USB Jump Drive |
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home:D (Mar 17 2003 01:13 GMT) - ahh alas i am home:) I had a wonderful time being away from my family. sometimes u just need a... |
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- We were happy then, we didn’t know we had a choice. The dread of the day was left outside the... |
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Darn it (Mar 17 2003 01:06 GMT) - In looking up something for the Dick Smothers item's comments, I found this page and briefly thought there was a... |
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- Looks like Apple is going to sit tight with USB 1.1. If so, you might want to leave your options (and your slots) open. |
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- Mike Rubel's technique for making snapshot backups pulls data from the source copy to the backup copy using rsync. This works great when the source copy is always available to the backup machine. (186 words) |
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- I enjoyed LOTR: The Two Towers. I remember looking at my cell phone once, and it was only an hour... |
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- Until recently, I had a large block of static IP addresses for my home network, which made server setups easy. But I also had fairly low upstream DSL speeds. In order to get faster upstream, I switched providers to Speakeasy. So far I'm very impressed with their service -- no limits on reasonable connection sharing within households, and no limits on what kinds of servers you can run. The 768kbps upstream I purchased is going to be perfect for moderate domain hosting from home. |
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