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- 2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a.s. has recently released new types of GSM GATEWAYS, here is a list of the basic types we offer: ANALOGUE GSM GATEWAYS with these interfaces: FXO or FXS with 1 SIM/GSM CHANNEL - standalone version FXO... |
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- 2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a.s., established in 1991 is an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer and supplier of GSM GATEWAYS and GPRS GATEWAYS. 2N products are sold under a brand name ATEUS worldwide. 2N is ranked as 35th best Czech company, with HQ in Pr... |
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- Innovative Concepts, Inc. awarded $6.8 million to provide next generation on-board flight program for U.S. Army Aviation Improved Data Modem (IDM). |
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- Innovative Concepts, Inc. awarded $11.8 million to provide U.S. Army Aviation Improved Data Modem Version 304 tactical modem/router (IDM V304). |
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- Innovative Concepts, Inc. awarded $1.1 million to supply its PCIDM modem/router cards to Miltope Group Inc. in support of U.S. |
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- It's like I don't know what to do with myself now that I'm finally home alone. I'm multi-tasking. Reading blogs,... |
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- Toxic plumes from 143,000 leaking underground gasoline storage tanks are awaiting cleanup across the nation. Yet nearly $2 billion that motorists have already paid to clean up the mess isn't being spent. |
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- The first expansion for Neverwinter Nights, Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide, has gone gold and should be arriving in stores... |
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- The first expansion for Neverwinter Nights, Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide, has gone gold and should be arriving in stores... |
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- U.S. HistoryNew, JFK Library Releases Newly Declassified Content from 1963You're able to download excerpts of the material in RealAudio format.--RefugeesSource: U. |
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- Sydney Morning Herald: The death toll from the 6.8 magnitude earthquake that struck outside the Algerian capital on May 21 has risen to 2,266, with 10,147 people injured, the APS news agency said, quoting the interior ministry. |
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- Idries Shah certainly lived the Sufi Way, and this story about a merchant and his parrot comes from him. Here's a challenge: what's it trying to teach us? Use the Comments section and give us your take. |
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- By request: Miller Beer's Pamela Lee Anderson Pillow Fight Preview. |
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- GROUNDSPEAK - SUBSCRIPTIONS I joined the premium service at Geocaching.com tonight. Truth be known, I'd have donated just for the database alone, but this is a commercial venture and in return we did get a few cool features. For one, I'm able to set up queries based on all the data tracked and have the results emailed to me in GPS and/or PDA readable format. Totally geek. |
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- Firehouses of New York To the Editor:. |
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- Utah Massacre of 1857 To the Editor:. |
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- Radical G.O.P. Politics To the Editor:. |
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- The Joy of Learning To the Editor:. |
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- Putin's Strength To the Editor:. |
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- Palestinian Terror And a Future State To the Editor:. |
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- Trying to Cure What Ails Albany To the Editor:. |
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- The Defense Department confirmed the death of the following American in Iraq. |
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- MASSACHUSETTS: Refugees From Somalia; MASSACHUSETTS: Sex-Abuse Lawsuits; NEW HAMPSHIRE: |
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- MONTANA: Militia Figure Pleads Guilty ; WYOMING: Charges for Prosecutor in Identity Case. |
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- The makers of the ephedra supplement that was implicated in the death of a Baltimore Orioles pitcher must return $12.5 million in profits on sales of the substance in California, a judge ruled yesterday in a false-advertising suit in San Diego. By Ford Fessenden. |
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- A panel of mining engineers and geologists has selected a closed gold mine in South Dakota as the preferred site for a proposed underground laboratory. By Kenneth Chang. |
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- The law required unwed women seeking to put a child up for adoption to publish their sexual histories in a newspaper if they did not know the father's identity. By Dana Canedy. |
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- Th Menninger Clinic is transferring its 29 remaining patients from Topeka, Kan., to Houston after 78 years of psychiatric service to patients from across the country. By Erica Goode. |
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- A bipartisan team of governors appeared to make progress this week toward agreement on a comprehensive plan to revamp Medicaid. By Robert Pear. |
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- If the labor movement is to have a future, if it is not to shrink to insignificance, it must unionize workers. By Steven Greenhouse. |
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- The law required unwed women seeking to put a child up for adoption to publish their sexual histories in a newspaper if they did not know the father's identity. By Dana Canedy. |
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- Federal prosecutors are examining whether Schering-Plough employees destroyed documents related to an investigation into the company's marketing practices. By Melody Petersen. |
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- Six years have passed since investigators recovered a stolen five-carat diamond ring being offered for sale, but no one has yet claimed the ring. By Robert F. Worth. |
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- Doctor Ian M. Zlotolow, a specialist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, did not go to Sierra Leone with any plans to adopt a little boy. Then he met Lansana Lapia. By Corey Kilgannon. |
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- ATLANTIC CITY, May 30 Out on the Boardwalk and inside Bally's casino, Gov. James E. McGreevey received a warm welcome today during his brief stop here for a political convention. Over the airwaves, however, the governor was met by a far harsher greeting a series of radio advertisements denouncing him and his plan to raise taxes on casinos. By David Kocieniewski. |
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- FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, N.J., May 30 A New Jersey state trooper shot and killed a man who had been stopped for questioning at a rural Warren County intersection early today, after the man opened fire and seriously injured a police officer from Washington Township. By Maria Newman. |
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- Three advocacy groups for the mentally ill have filed a class-action lawsuit against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, saying its application process for half-fare MetroCards is too difficult and invasive for about 37,000 mentally ill riders who are eligible for the discount. By Daisy HernÁndez. |
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- Westchester County investigators yesterday found a huge cache of photographic prints by O. Winston Link, a master portraitist of steam trains in small-town America, after arresting his ex-wife on a charge of trying to sell some of his stolen works. By Daniel J. Wakin. |
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- Smokers grow accustomed to fleeting pleasures. One of the choicest was visiting the Oak Bar at the Plaza, which managed to avoid the city's smoking ban that took effect on April 1. But now that too is gone. By Michael Brick. |
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- Because I really need some and mabey you do to. I wish you peace and strength. "If someone listens,or stretches... |
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- Just so you know, I'm doing my part to solve the world's problems. I'm sitting here blogging while wearing a !sarong. Swaziland's absolute monarch has singled out women wearing trousers as the cause of the world's ills in a state radio sermon that also condemned human rights as an "abomination before God". |
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log4cxx (May 31 2003 03:52 GMT) - log4cxx 0.0.1 release... |
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