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- On March 29, Rabbi Janet Marder was installed as the first woman president of the CCAR (Central Conference of American Rabbis, the rabbinate of the Reform movement). In her first sermon, Kos Y'shuot Esa she postulates what the sages might have said when commenting on this historic occasion. |
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- Now you can support Israel with your stomach. This Sunday May 4, restaurants in Toronto, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and Livingston, NJ will be donating 10% of their earnings to seven worthy charities. B'tei Avon! (c/o Protocols) |
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- Does the "Neo-Conservative" Israel lobby really have as much influence on American foreign policy as some claim, or is this just another attempt by closet anti-Semites at scapegoating Jews? |
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- In his book "Making of a Godol" Rabbi Nathan Kamenetsky depicts ("often in biographies for the Orthodox market") the Lithuanian sages "wrestling with the lures of secular life." This two-volume book was published privately by Rabbi Kamenetsky in a limited edition of only 1,000 copies. |
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- Aussie Elle MacPherson has "...allegedly lined her baby's cot with lead to shield him from cosmic rays on planes." Good looks and brains! Source: Herald Sun |
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- The way C-Mac used to always carry a "doo-dad" when he was a toodler. And then, he'd lose it and... |
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- "EchoStar Communications will begin offering a larger, oval dish this summer to satellite-TV customers who want advanced features."... (Paul_Ramirez)ActiveWords free for 60 Days! |
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- Şağ var stuğ ağ spila fyrir feministana...Şær fíluğu alla brandarana okkar og líka şegar viğ töluğum vel um mömmur... :)Og s ... [1] |
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- Bill Drew's list of Wi-Fi-enabled libraries: Bill is the associate librarian, systems and references, at SUNY Morrisville College Library, and he's assembled a list divided geographically of libraries that offer Wi-Fi -- typically to their patrons as well as for staff. He's accepting submissions to increase the list! Combine this list with Wi-Fi Free Spot and a list of community networks (I can't find a good one at the moment!) and you have a pretty good way to target legitimate places to get fr... |
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- the dishes got washed. the laundry got done and folded. the car got emptied of trash. the dog got her haircut. the brother got called. |
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Typographie (May 02 2003 23:57 GMT) - 12xTypografie, bei Frau Weigel, wie gehabt, Di von 9:00 bis 10:30 in Raum R05. |
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DTP (May 02 2003 23:57 GMT) - Aller Voraussicht nach wird in Kürze eine weitere Lehrveranstaltung in Mediengestaltung eingerichtet: Bildbearbeitung (Photoshop / Dateiformate / Verwendung von Bildern in anderen Programmen). Die Veranstaltung wird jeweils stattfinden Dienstags, 17.00-19.00 Uhr im Computerraum. |
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- Die ab sofort für alle Veranstaltungen bei Prof. Dr. Heinen verbindlichen Hinweise zum wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten sind jetzt im Netz verfügbar: http://www. |
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- Since I'm completely out of my mind these days....what's the harm in poking a stick at the hornet's nest? 'Course,... |
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- You know what word I hate? Commentator. I hate that word. In fact, I declare jihad on that word. Jihad jihad jihad! |
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- Pearl 'Killed Over Secrets' France's leading philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, says that American journalist Daniel Pearl, who was kidnapped and murdered in Pakistan last year was killed because he knew too much. In an interview with the BBC, Mr Levy said Mr Pearl had uncovered dangerous secrets about the involvement of Pakistan's intelligence service with Islamic extremists. He also claims that British-born Islamic militant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, convicted of killing Mr Pearl was in fact a double agent working for Pakistan's intelligence service, Inter Services Intelligence (ISI). Mr Levy, who recently returned from investigating the murder in Pakistan, was French President Jacques Chirac's special envoy to Afghanistan. Mr Levy said that Mr Pearl was "kidnapped for one reason and he was killed for another". |
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- In their first article, Brian King, coauthor of Creating Applications with Mozilla, and Myk Melez looked at the benefits of remote application development using Mozilla technologies such as XUL and web services support. In this article, they present a case study of one such application, the Mozilla Amazon Browser, a tool for searching Amazon's catalogs. |
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- phpCMS - we decided to set the version to 1.2.0... |
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- Baku Today May 2 2003 6:48PM ET... |
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- And that. Meaning, U-Boats and that WAR in particular. I'm getting fed up with all of this shit. Here you go:Dozens die on Chinese sub. |
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- I'm going to resist the opportunity to pile on regarding this and just say I hope Bill Bennett gets help and thinks twice before lecturing others on vices and virtues.... |
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- Verizon cut starts the ball rolling ... |
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Mean (May 02 2003 23:54 GMT) - I've been studying the matter for a while, and I have concluded that people are too mean to each other,... |
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- More old news, that I can now publish... |
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- To demonstrate how successful the Bush Cabal has been in misleading the American people into believing that Iraq was responsible for, or associated with the tragedy of 9/11. It also shows how the US military panders to the misinformation and propaganda of our government. |
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- A jury on Friday found a woman innocent in the first test of a new state law that provides stiff penalties for motorists who kill or injure highway construction workers. |
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- Women, would you like to: *Stop worrying about depending on your employer or husband for badly needed health insurance? *Have universal, ... |
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- May 2 - DNA tests show that Eli Quick, a boy abandoned at an Evanston, Ill. hospital, is not Buddy Myers, the FBI announced at a press conference Friday. |
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- May 2 - A massive new development in Fuquay-Varina is poised to bring city living to rural southern Wake County. |
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- May 2 - Sheriff's deputies are searching for two men who allegedly broke into a Raleigh home Thursday night. |
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- Sara is on a quest to make MSDN better than ever! |
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- Federal prosecutors on Friday joined a lawsuit accusing a Canadian electronics company of selling improper parts to the Army for its Patriot missile system after the Gulf War. |
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