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- Last post by moss on 20:29 03/Jun/03 - Is bloody difficult. And my video recorder seems to think that I don't want the elapsed time to be accurate if I wind the tape forwards or backwards. |
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- Last post by 'Jon' on 19:59 03/Jun/03 - I'm considering upgrading from ME to XP. Should I bother and why? |
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- Last post by Zagreb on 19:26 03/Jun/03 - Everyone in my hall of residence has lost net access and when I called them they decided the only reason I couldn't get online was because my computer was broken in some mysterious way that they couldn't define. The drunk idiots. |
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- NetLine Corporation - United States, California, Boulder Creek (2003-06-03) |
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- Global Computer Associates - United States, nj, W.Paterson (2003-06-02) |
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- Over 200 photographs, with 6 photo albums, from Feb.15 with an original article written for Cleveland's Social Nerve magazine. (article 1) - nyc.indymedia.org: |
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- Details of April 30, 2003 Tel Aviv suicide bombing show that ISM involvment was not major. No ISMer actually activited any suicide bomb. Only the B... - nyc.indymedia. |
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- "We are hated, we are marginalized, and are basically unwanted by a party that has forsaken the principles of Abraham Lincoln and become dominated ... - nyc.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- Mass grave containing the remains of 200 Kurdish children is no justification for ousting Saddam Hussein - nyc.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- Shame of Duranty's Pulitzer WASHINGTON, June 2 (UPI) -- As the U.S. media still digests the shock and lessons of the Jayson Blair affair at The New York Times, a far older and far worse journalistic wrong may soon be... |
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- Acknowledging that vendors and IT professionals have to step into the breach to make computing more secure, Microsoft Tuesday launched two new security certifications and again pledged to make software patches easier to apply. Scott Charney, Microsoft's chief security strategist, said Tuesday that he is working to adapt the company's corporate culture to make patch application more uniform and rational. |
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- Want something educational AND fun for your child to do this summer? Have them become a Water Wizard! The Friends of Guadalupe River Park & Gardens are pleased to present the third season of their Water Wizard Day Camps where nature, science and history come alive for young children in a unique outdoor setting in San Jose. The Water Wizard day camps consist of hands-on activities, presented by experienced teachers, that focus on exploration of the Guadalupe River's ecosystem. Native American studies, field ecology, and environmental issues will also be explored. |
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LyX 1.3.2 (Jun 03 2003 19:58 GMT) - an elegant document processor based on LaTeX |
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Kig 0.5.1 (Jun 03 2003 19:58 GMT) - an interactive geometry exploration program |
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Acrobat 6 (Jun 03 2003 19:58 GMT) - Adobe released Acrobat 6 about a week ago. It opens very slowly on my PowerBook. I also hate the interface. It looks childish, especially for a company that is advertising how its tools are “professional”. |
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- Commonwealth secretary general Donald McKinnon yesterday urged the G8countries to re-examine the debt issue. |
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- VICE-President Nevers Mumba has challenged opposition political parties to show their commitment to the Zambian people even before they have an opportunity of serving in Government. |
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- WHILE Zambia Police Service has often been vilified for misdeeds of some bad apples in its ranks, it is pleasing that in Lusaka the law enforcement agency is making impressive in-roads in the fight against sophisticated criminals. |
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- FORMER Zambia national soccer team captain Kalusha Bwalya arrives in the country next week but his beleaguered childhood team Mufulira Wanderers will not be on his priority list. |
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- ZAMBIA Electricity Supply Corporation (Zesco) says the continued offer of discount tariffs to farmers is now yielding positive results. |
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- ZAMBIA Intelligence Security Services chief Regis Phiri yesterday told the Lusaka magistrate court that his predecessor Xavier Chungu was the only one capable of explaining his dealings with former Foreign Affairs minister Katele Kalumba. |
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- ABOUT 28 illegal structures in Chieftainess Mungule's area in Katuba constituency have been demolished and the rubble set ablaze for alleged encroachment. |
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- KALULUSHI mayor Spartan Musowoya has cited his deputy Kenneth Kangungu and acting Town Clerk Samuel Musonda for abuse of office following their usage of council trucks. |
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- FORMER Republican vice-president, Enoch Kavindele will attend today's crucial MMD National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting scheduled for State House starting at 10:00hours. |
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- THE Zambia State Insurance Corporation (ZSIC) plans to increase its asset value by 50 per cent from the current K200 billion in the next three years. |
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- GOVERNMENT has referred the issue of the Trans-Saharan Trading (TST) crude oil which is stuck in the Tazama pipeline and in the storage tanks in Dar-es-Salaam to the attorney-general for his advice. |
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- NATIONAL soccer team striker Nsofwa Chaswe is expected in the country today to beef up the squad which regrouped yesterday ahead of this weekend's Africa Cup qualifier against Tanzania. |
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- ZAMBIA Independent Monitoring Team (ZIMT) president Alfred Zulu has been sued by Smart Centre (in liquidation) over the non-settlement of a K1,155,110 debt incurred after obtaining clothes. |
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- THE Witchcraft Act is just as controversial as the subject it is intended to address. And perhaps the most difficult crimes for the prosecution and judiciary to handle are those involving witchcraft. |
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- KALULUSHI district administrator (DA) Tobby Maliti has warned the 'self-imposed' Chief Nkana and his indunas to stop demarcating land in forest reserves or risk being arrested. |
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- ZAMBIA's rugby giants Diggers added yet another feather to their outstanding record when they retained the Mufulira Sevens title after overwhelming a disjointed Mufulira 'C' in an exciting final. |
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- THE Bank of Zambia (BoZ) says preliminary data has indicated that the country's trade balance in the first quarter deteriorated recording a deficit of US$193.5 million. |
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- THE Zambia Wildflife Authority (Zawa) refused to give former vice president Enoch Kavindele the Choongo Island on Itezhi Tezhi dam to build a tourist lodge because it is not designated for the proposed development, it has been learnt. |
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- PRESIDENT Mwanawasa is happy that in the first few months the New Deal Government has been in office there were signs of Zambia becoming self-sufficient. |
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- PRESIDENT Mwanawasa has warned ministers and parastatal chiefs serving in his Government that he will not hesitate to fire them once found engaging in corrupt practices. |
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- NINENTY-six players have signed up to participate in the revived Midlands Open badminton championships set for Lusaka's Central Sports Club this weekend. |
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- MMD youths on the Copperbelt have strongly supported President Levy Mwanawasa's appointment of Nevers Mumba as the new Vice-President. |
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- KABWE Warriors midfielder Ian Bakala has been ruled out of next weekend's African Cup qualifier against Tanzania after failing a late fitness test at the University Teaching Hospital (UTH) in Lusaka yesterday. |
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- PRESIDENT Levy Mwanawasa has said Government will ensure that all the maize produced is bought and a strategic reserve stock maintained in order to improve the food security situation in Zambia. |
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- THERE is a danger of Zambia sliding into a talking shop unless politicians focus their attention on issues that affect the common man on the ground. |
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- SUMBU, Zambia's most northerly national park, has within its protective boundaries part of the blue green waters of the Lake Tanganyika, the world's second deepest fresh water lake. |
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- I've sent away for one of these nifty-shuttle cases. I'm going to rip the guts out of my old... |
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