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- Dinner this evening was sauted onions and peppers on top of a Boca Burger, along with the [Tomato Corn Basil Soup] from last night. I think that I like this soup thing, because it fills me up, and is... |
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- I finally had the time to draft a review of the book Bioinformatics for Dummies (by Claverie and Notredame). I also experimented with the examples given in the book, and managed to find a (small) mistake. According to the book, the Dotlet program doesn't work on a Mac. There are indeed problems if you are using Internet Explorer, but at least Mozilla (version 1.2 or later) works all right. |
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- Name: Felix Vidondo Email: kopern@tiscaliSTOPSPAM.es Company Name: Kopernika, Inc Company URL: |
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- The 3/7th Cavalry was outnumbered by over 2:1 in a battle on the 4th. After 10 minutes, it was all over.... |
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- Everytime I have to convert a string to an integer I use int.Parse() instead of Convert.Int32(). Until today, I basically recommended it because it looked more O-O to me (besides, I get the chance to pick my Java pals because int behaves more like a real class in C# ; |
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- Name: Paul de Kievit Email: paul de kievit@health. qld. govSTOPSPAM. |
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- Dear Singer: You suck. You are the only person I've ever heard that's consistently as flat as Darius Rucker. You... |
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- Dear Singer: You suck. You are the only person I've ever heard that's consistently as flat as Darius Rucker. You... |
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- From Wednesday's Washington Post, all is not quiet on the northern front: ANKARA, Turkey, April 8 -- Gen. Hilmi Ozkok, chief of the Turkish armed forces, receives a briefing every day about the position and strength of Iraqi Kurdish militias... |
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- Longtime readers of Blogs of War are familiar with Marine Corps Sergeant Rhett Boren. I just got this email from... |
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- Longtime readers of Blogs of War are familiar with Marine Corps Sergeant Rhett Boren. I just got this email from... |
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- A Los Angeles police officer used department computers to access confidential law enforcement records of celebrities and sold the information to tabloids, according to a lawsuit recently settled by the city. |
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- Time for another informal security poll... Robert Wlodarczyk's post about Microsoft's victory in the eWeek Labs OpenHack 4 Competition reminded me of one of the great sin of server administrators...not applying patches. While working on the revision for my books, Microsoft® ASP.NET Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic® . |
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- ARKANSAS: Suit Over Gay Student'S Rights ;. |
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- CALIFORNIA: Looking For A Name ; CALIFORNIA: Claw Protection ; CALIFORNIA: |
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- NEW MEXICO: Air Force Cross-Burning Case ; TEXAS: Seminary Leader Retiring ;. |
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- The loss of the commercial film business to Canada has been devastating to the much-smaller film markets in Chicago and other cities between the coasts. By David Bernstein. |
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- Investigators said they had been unable to identify 111 of more than 334 sets of human remains that were found last year scattered at a crematory in northwestern Georgia. By The New York Times. |
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- Although some students do better in vocational schools, state and local governments are cutting support for them. By Michael Winerip. |
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- Black musicians who played jazz at naval bases during World War II have been credited by historians with helping to dissolve the walls of racial exclusion in the Navy. By John W. Fountain. |
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- In their haste to pass the war bill, many senators never realized last week that they were also voting to send $10 million to a research station at the South Pole. By David Firestone. |
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- Peter Pace, the four-star Marine general who has emerged as an unflappable public face for the military in Iraq, got his baptism in combat in the tangled warrens of Hue, Vietnam. By Douglas Jehl. |
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- Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said that the threat of missile attacks on airliners was so serious that the government might have to pay for the installation of antimissile devices. By Philip Shenon. |
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- The senior lawmakers asked that special attention be paid to contracts given to a subsidiary of Halliburton, the company once headed by Vice President Dick Cheney. By Elizabeth Becker. |
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- Cardinal Roger M. Mahony of Los Angeles has urged President Bush to award immediate citizenship to all immigrant troops serving in the Persian Gulf. By Barbara Whitaker. |
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- WASHINGTON, April 8 — Senator Norm Coleman, a freshman Republican from Minnesota known for his brash style, is caught up in controversy over remarks he made suggesting that he is a far better lawmaker than his Democratic predecessor, Paul Wellstone, who died in a plane crash just 11 days before the November election. By Sheryl Gay Stolberg. |
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- Alcoa and Archer Daniels Midland agreed to settle air pollution complaints by upgrading smelters and other factories at a cost the government estimated at $700 million. By Jennifer 8. Lee. |
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- HOUSTON, April 8 Investigators said today that most of the recovered U-shaped panels from the leading edge of the Columbia's left wing had been split along the middle. They said the finding was significant, but they did not know what it meant. By John Schwartz and Matthew L. Wald. |
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- Inspections carried out on the Columbia before its final flight were not sophisticated enough to offer a meaningful assessment on the shuttle's state prior to takeoff. By Matthew L. Wald. |
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- Representative Tom DeLay, the House majority leader, suggested that President Bush might have to settle for much smaller tax cuts than he would like. By David E. Rosenbaum. |
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- Following is a list of Americans whose deaths in the Iraq war were confirmed yesterday by the Department of Defense: AVILES, Andrew Julian, 18, Lance Cpl., Marine Corps Reserves; Palm Beach, Fla.; Fourth Division. |
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- Jurors in the federal corruption trial of 11 former Miami police officers said that they had reached verdicts on charges against seven defendants. By Dana Canedy. |
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- Lawyers for 900 deaf workers at United Parcel Service argued that the company had limited the workers to bottom-rung positions. By Steven Greenhouse. |
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- Gregory Lynch Sr. said his daughter appeared surprisingly strong, despite having undergone 10 hours of surgery. By Mark Landler. |
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- Reports that marines who were securing a military prison in Baghdad had found American soldiers' bloody uniforms, but no bodies, shook relatives of missing soldiers. By Simon Romero. |
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- The Bush administration and Congressional Republicans are working on making permanent the antiterrorism powers granted to federal agents after the Sept. 11 attacks. By Eric Lichtblau. |
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- AOL Time Warner, under pressure to reduce its heavy debt load, is in discussions with at least two bidders to sell its sports teams. By David D. Kirkpatrick. |
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- General Manager Terry Bradway compared the aftermath of kick returner Chad Morton heading to the Redskins to the feeling he has after the Jets lose a game they are supposed to win. By Judy Battista. |
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- i've been busy getting ready for Holy Week, although i do have one small surprise ... (what is it?) |
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- A judge who had ordered Philip Morris USA to pay a $12 billion bond before it appeals a court loss said a compromise may be reached that would allow the tobacco giant to continue doling out billions of dollars into state coffers. |
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- Whenever a new discussion group message or comment is posted, Manila now records the IP address along with the discussion group message. This feature helps to prevent spammers from attacking your site. Details are on this page on the Manila website. |
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- We have recently done a complete overhaul of the AlwaysPhotographingtm site. One of these changes was to integrate web logging into our "What's New" section. If you are unfamiliar with web logs, this means that a content management program is used to author articles and to publish them in a standard format. Older articles will automatically drop off of the front page, but will remain available in the archives. We are very excited to be joining the "Blogging" community. |
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- BBC NEWS | Middle East | Limbless Iraqi boy offered help An Iraqi boy who had both arms blown off and was orphaned when a missile hit his Baghdad home has been offered help from around the world. A former Indian royal Maharani Gayatri Devi from Jaipur said she would pay for a pair of artificial limbs for Ali Ismail Abbas, aged 12. |
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- PHILADELPHIA AP) - The Philadelphia Phillies endured the cold for the kind of win that builds character. |
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- Surely, Steve reasons, FedEx wouldn't hire a spite-filled delivery guy, who, upset at being forced to deliver a package to... |
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- No, not the Instant Messenger, the systems messenger. You know, the one that you UPS uses to notify everyone on the network that there's been a power outage. Or that... |
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- No, not the Instant Messenger, the systems messenger. You know, the one that you UPS uses to notify everyone on the network that there's been a power outage. Or that... |
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