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numbers (May 15 2003 23:59 GMT) - It's not quite the same looking at the rising death numbers of your fellow countrymen on the Internet and actually... |
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- Ei muié! Tá falando das minhas áreas, aê! q;^* |
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- é.. "criatividade" acima de tudo.. |
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- se tivesse me falado, teria te emprestado o do coldplay...já tinha oferecido pra marina mas não vá se empolgando muito: apesar de ser legal, não chega nem aos pés do primeiro. achei uma regressão. |
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- "We have decided not to introduce this phone,'' a T-Mobile representative said on the sidelines of a Deutsche Telekom news conference. |
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- 3 Australia, part of the Hutchison group has now prices and images of the new Motorola A920, soon to be released to the market. |
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- PDACorps have published a review of the aluminium case for the Dell Axim by Proporta. |
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- Microsoft Portrait is a research prototype for mobile video communication. It supports .NET Messenger Service, Session Initiation Protocol and Internet Locator Service on PCs, Pocket PCs, Handheld PCs and Smartphone. Version 2.1 has been released, and Microsoft Portrait now supports Smartphone. |
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- It seems like every day there's some new scam happening online, so to make life easier, today I'll put two together for the price of one. What a deal. First, the state of California is suing a software company in New Jersey for creating a scam where they tricked people into installing software that generated pop up ads - that were actually disconnecting your internet connection and dialed into an expensive $4.99/minute phone line. Meanwhile, less nefarious, but still quite annoying are claims that AOL tricked people into signing up for multiple accounts, by sending them confusing pop up ads that people accidentally clicked through. |
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Drool (May 15 2003 23:58 GMT) - Question: If any Mac developer(s) want(s) to work with UserLand to build a slick interface for Radio (like this one for Windows), let me know. I suspect based on UserLand's sales into the Mac community that it would be worth $50-$100 k in revenue to the partner in the first year (more in follow on years). |
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- New Zealand's fastest-growing wine region - Central Otago - is tackling a shortage of rural workers by building $12 million worth of apartments for pickers to stay in during the harvest. The accommodation development planned for Cromwell is due to open in November for the beginning of the 2003-2004 viticulture season..... |
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- I am not a numbers guy. When it comes to accounting and statistics, I turn to people who understand this stuff much better than I do. But when it comes to wine, I do understand the numbers. Well, the wine stats for 2002 are in, and they are very interesting...... |
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Sweet talk (May 15 2003 23:58 GMT) - Let's get technical for a moment. When it comes to wine, there's sweet and there's SWEET. That rich botrytis semillon you finished lunch with - now that was sweet. Weighing in at 90 grams of sugar per litre - or more - that's one big whack of potential tooth decay in the making. Wisely, you restricted yourself to just one glass with the pudding. |
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- English wine producers are preparing to launch one of the best vintages ever at the forthcoming English Wine Week. Producers of English wine say they can now 'hold their heads up' with the certainty that they are producing wines that are rated more and more highly...... |
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- Ken Starr was in fine form for his wine industry "coming out party" last week. The former presidential prosecutor was a controversial choice when the Coalition for Free Trade hired him earlier this year as a legal consultant in the battle over wine shipping. At least one member of the Family Winemakers of California, which is underwriting Starr's six-digit consulting fee, resigned in protest..... |
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- It's not chic and may lack the romance of the ritual "thwock" as the cork is coaxed out of the bottle dusty from decades in a dank cellar. But a new breed of boxed wine is making an entrance to store shelves. And the stuff inside isn't strawberry-flavored pink wine or sweet, bland plonk........ |
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- May 15 - Ding-dong? Who's there? It's Chris Cimino, your singing telegram man. Al Roker didn't appreciate this fourth installment of our "Help Wanted" series. |
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- May 15 - From MP3s to burning CD's to the Internet, music has become increasingly accessible these days. Omar Wasow reviews the newest and coolest music gadgets. |
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- May 15 - Almost all of us have needed an X-ray, CAT scan, or MRI at some time. But in some hospitals and doctors' offices, the traditional films are becoming obsolete. |
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- May 15 - The showdown is on. The MTA is appealing a judge's decision to roll back the fare hike. |
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- May 15 - A small helicopter crash-landed on a driveway in a residential area of CT Thursday, but the pilot and his passenger were escaped with only minor injuries. |
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- May 15 - The NYPD has prepared a media blitz to tell the public who's responsible for the so-called ticket blitz. John Noel reports. |
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- May 15 - NYPD officers are investigating a gang rape in Brooklyn. Jonathan Dienst reports. |
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- May 15 - A 60-year-old New York woman said on Thursday she was the young White House intern reported this week to have had an affair with President Kennedy in the 1960s. |
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a week ago (May 15 2003 23:57 GMT) - Total Transformation I am not the same person I was a week ago. I need to reintroduce myself. I am the possibility of being powerful, free and fully self-expressed. The act that I'm giving up is being weak, trapped and suppressed. That is who I am. |
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- Make sure you catch this weeks episode of While You Were Out to catch a glimpse of my towns theme... |
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- from Fear This Factor... a nice rant about our sue-happy societ |
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- A comment by Charles Kenny on a post of mine last year has stuck with me: One possible measure for innovation per capita... |
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- It sounds like a dotcom business plan from the summer of 1997: "Let's make a vanity publishing website, where people pay us to... |
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- So far there is nothing to worry about. With every passing day, Swedes are less and less likely to be choosing EMU when... |
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- A federal agency has found "reasonable cause" to believe that a city commission unfairly retaliated against Milwaukee police Chief Arthur Jones, but made no finding on his allegation of discrimination, an attorney representing the city said Thursday. |
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- This white paper discusses Essbase Integration Services in detail. Hyperion Essbase supports a multidimensional, multi-user database that enterprise users can access using standard retrieval tools, such as spreadsheets. It states that these integration services provide the vehicle for moving metadata and data from the data warehouse star schemas into a Hyperion Essbase cube. |
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- Well since the update to the new server we've lost some of the "extras" like the small graphics demo section.... |
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Evil (May 15 2003 23:54 GMT) - I am 52% EvilWith a style rating of 59%There is evil here with sufficient style to look coolTest created by... |
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- I've heard stories like these before, and they always get on my nerves: LAKELAND, Fla. -- A woman who went... |
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- things I am first in the search for: long tongues technological subversion what is the opposite of surrender?... |
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- It's a thumbnail page, but not as we know it.... |
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- May 15 - Prosecutors on Thursday culled two candidates from the jury that will hear the murder trial of a novelist accused of killing his wife. |
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Shy Bunnies (May 15 2003 23:52 GMT) - Here's my attempt at photographing those baby rabbits. I'm thinking they are a bit camera shy, since when I... |
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wtf? (May 15 2003 23:52 GMT) - "World Trade Center: Innocence Lost" by Ken Weissblum... |
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- James Russell catches this interview with British foreign secretary, Jack Straw: The legal and political basis for the war in... |
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- Interesting look at a new law proposed in California that would require ISPs that receive a subpoena for information about a customer to first forward the subpoena on to the customer before responding themselves. This gives the person the chance to contest the subpoena before their private info is revealed. This makes a lot of sense, and you wonder why something like this hasn't been proposed at a wider level. As it stands now, there's a guy in Pennsylvania somewhere who probably has no idea that he's the center of a huge lawsuit between Verizon and the RIAA on this very matter. This law would have required Verizon to at least alert the guy first. |
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