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- She gives an interesting answer to the question 'Any advice for people who are aspiring to work in the industry?' |
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- I was asked to write for Hardcore Visual Studio.NET magazine. I'll submit a couple articles and see how it goes. |
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- ReutersThe United States said on Wednesday Syria and Libya reduced their support for "terrorism" they remained on a U.S. list of seven "state sponsors of terrorism" along with Cuba, Iran, Iraq, North Korea and Sudan. In its annual "Patterns of... |
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- Weeks of campaigning for the biggest poll test of voter opinion ahead of the next general election draw to a close. |
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- Demonstrators are expected to descend on some of the UK's biggest cities for May Day protests, which have led to riots in the past. |
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- UK forces in Iraq could be "significantly reduced" by the end of the year, says Defence Chief Admiral Sir Michael Boyce. |
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- More than a quarter of people in the UK have lost contact with a relative, suggest research to mark Missing Persons Awareness Month. |
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- An experimental Austria side defeat Scotland 2-0 in front of only 12,000 fans at Hampden. |
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- Paul Hunter claims a semi-final place with a thrilling 13-12 win over defending champion Peter Ebdon at The Crucible. |
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- Paul Collingwood is likely to miss England's one-day matches in June after undergoing shoulder surgery. |
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- Tony Blair says banned weapons will be found in Iraq - and warns doubters will have to eat their words. |
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- Chris Evans lied about the events that led up to his sacking from Virgin Radio, the High Court in London is told. |
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- The RMT calls off two 48-hour train strikes called for May in a dispute over safety. |
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Blegh (Apr 30 2003 23:47 GMT) - So much to do, so little freakin' time. PHP is really stalling ATM, we have some work getting done on the engine, however, there is so much that needs to get done, both inside the engine, and outside. Currently, everyone (including myself) is quite bogged down with other stuff. I really wish we had some people (hell, even a person) working on the PHP side fulltime. The amount of stuff I need to get done is enough to occupy a fulltime job, and that doesn't even include all the other open source projects, presentations and writing obligations (not that I'm complaining about those, I enjoy them). |
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Brain Trust (Apr 30 2003 23:47 GMT) - We are very happy to welcome Nathan from Brain Fertilizer to Blogmosis. Please update your links, so that yet another... |
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- "- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller - I am a heavy user of both StarOffice and OpenOffice in Linux because my work forces me to interact with many people who seem to think Microsoft Office's default file formats are the only ones there are. On the whole, I'm happy with StarOffice... [Paul_Ramirez]ActiveWords free for 60 Days! |
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- The family of an unarmed teenager shot to death on a rooftop while fleeing Miami police sued the city, city officials and officers on Wednesday, the second anniversary of his death. The federal wrongful death lawsuit seeks undisclosed damages. |
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- This is a table about U.S. Asian Vegetable Market Summary |
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- This is a table about Fresh Herb Market Summary |
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- This is a table about Canada -- Southern Ontario Three to Five-Day Forecast |
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- This is a table about Canada -- Eastern Ontario Three to Five-Day Forecast |
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- This is a table about Canada -- Southern Alberta Three to Five-Day Forecast |
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- "A gold mine of marketing potential and valued property of ASL since 1972" "Compiled from post high school and college... |
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- Here is a draft of the Road Map for Peace: PHASE I: ENDING TERROR AND VIOLENCE, NORMALIZING PALESTINIAN LIFE, AND... |
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- If Homeland Security Calls for |
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Apology (Apr 30 2003 23:46 GMT) - Sorry that blogging has been so scarce for the past few days. Unfortunately, I am in crisis mode on a software project, and am just too jammed for time, to be able to blog regularly. Hopefully, I can unbury myself over the next few days. |
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- Rahmah Ali Kudar is facing one of the most important decisions of her life. Her daughter, Huda, is 4 years old, and Kudar must decide whether to submit her to so-called female circumcision, an appalling practice to Westerners — surgical removal of the clitoris and labia — that remains a rite of passage for girls throughout much of Africa. Yet Rahmah doesn't live in Africa; she lives in Copenhagen, where the custom is widespread enough to have stirred vocal opposition. |
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- Noor Khan awoke one morning last September to a knock on her bedroom door. Several people, most of them strangers, stood clustered outside. It was Noor's wedding day, and she was the last to know. |
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- Five urban school districts were named finalists Wednesday for $1 million in college scholarships, the biggest prize in public education. School districts in Boston; Norfolk, Va.; Jefferson County, Ky.; and Garden Grove and Long Beach in Southern California were chosen for the scholarships awarded by billionaire philanthropist Eli Broad. |
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- Alrighty. You've heard various musicians moan and groan about how they have lost oodles of money (which may or may not be true). You've heard politicians and their cohorts, lobbyists, explain the need for harsh penalties and devastating lawsuits (billions... |
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- Alrighty. You've heard various musicians moan and groan about how they have lost oodles of money (which may or may not be true). You've heard politicians and their cohorts, lobbyists, explain the need for harsh penalties and devastating lawsuits (billions... |
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- A BlackBerry with a color LCD screen should be out by summer. Read... |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: LO Stat |
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