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- A Man was today beginning a life sentence after being found guilty of hacking his friend to death with an axe. Dean Brindley was ... |
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chitlins (Aug 09 2003 12:08 GMT) - Judging from what I read in the comments a few posts below, I conclude that some people don't know what... |
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- Hamilton County authorities recently arrested a hacker who is accused of breaking into the computer systems of several companies and accessing sensitive ... |
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- Hamilton County authorities recently arrested a hacker who is accused of breaking into the computer systems of several companies and accessing sensitive ... |
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- Hamilton County authorities recently arrested a hacker who is accused of breaking into the computer systems of several companies and accessing sensitive ... |
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- To compete with Google and Yahoo, Microsoft is making a push this year to improve its online search technology -- which would help it gain a piece of the ... |
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- To compete with Google and Yahoo, Microsoft is making a push this year to improve its online search technology -- which would help it gain a piece of the ... |
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- To compete with Google and Yahoo, Microsoft is making a push this year to improve its online search technology -- which would help it gain a piece of the ... |
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- To compete with Google and Yahoo, Microsoft is making a push this year to improve its online search technology -- which would help it gain a piece of the ... |
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- To compete with Google and Yahoo, Microsoft is making a push this year to improve its online search technology -- which would help it gain a piece of the ... |
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- This is another gotcha that I ran into this week. The documentation pages generated by the ASMX engine don't seem to handle derived/base class types correctly. To illustrate this problem, create... |
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- This is another gotcha that I ran into this week. The documentation pages generated by the ASMX engine don't seem to handle derived/base class types correctly. To illustrate this problem,... |
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- Back when I was first writing Vagabonding, I checked into buying the vagabonding.com Internet domain -- and I was somewhat... |
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- splitting from [[Central Coast]] |
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- Sundays 2pm, free vegetarian meal and groceries for all who need it, provided by Food Not Bombs |
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- For the last 60 consecutive weeks PAUSe has been holding small weekly demonstrations in Union Square, every Saturday from 3:00-5:00. We are a diverse... |
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- Danielle is traditional Oneida from New York. She has been a guest speaker at many colleges in both the United States and Canada. Much of what she has... |
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- This is a month long conference with different topics daily, beginning on July 13 and ending August 17. The topics range on major issues open for dis... |
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- Utica announces drug-testing schedule UTICA -- Utica senior and junior high schools will be holding their mandatory drug testing for students in grades 7-12, participating in fall sports and extracurricular activities, on Wednesday. [$drug_related(50%), $drugwar_propaganda(60%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $propaganda_theme5(60%), $illegal_drugs(50%), $drugs(90%), $alcohol(100%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(50%)] |
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- (US) [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(60%), $propaganda_theme2(60%), $propaganda_theme3(55%), $propaganda_theme5(60%), $drugs(100%), $drug_ngo(100%), $prohibitionist_ngo(100%), $various_drugs(100%)] |
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- (US) Mario Caudillo Jr. was arrested Wednesday and booked into Merced County Jail on suspicion of burglary. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(50%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $drug_law(80%), $stimulant(100%), $amphetamines(100%), $narcotic(100%), $paraphernalia(70%), $various_drugs(90%)] |
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- Measles returns to the UK Fear that the MMR vaccine triggered autism, since dispelled, has had a direct impact on health in the UK. Now measles is on the increase. The original fear was triggered by an article in the medical journal Lancet, but subsequent tests failed to confirm its findings. Thus, MMR was exonated. Mud sticks, however, and by 2002 measles-vaccination coverage in Britain was less than 85%. |
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- CodePink Women’s Activist Training Camp San Francisco Bay Area, August 15 – 17, 2003 Join women of all ages and backgrounds for a weekend... |
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- The Tallahassee Network for Justice and Peace will be again witnessing against war with Iraq, North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela, Columbia and any of the ~1... |
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- The network computer maker moves forward with plans to provide automated software distribution. |
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- Citing strong demand from investors and customers, the wireless Internet provider doubles its planned coverage area to 22 states. |
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- FEATURE: The next phase of the Portal Wars appears headed for TV-land as developers of next-generation interactive programming guides (IPGs) race for a land grab reminiscent of headier days. |
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- Staffing management ASP Recruitforce.com this week unveiled the latest enhancements to its web-based recruiting suite. |
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- Copps says one high-speed subscriber in one zip code is not a credible methodology for determining broadband deployment. |
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- The two Silicon Valley-based content management software makers ink a deal to pool resources for $171 million. |
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- The telecom carrier signed two new multi-year, multi-million dollar deals to support financial services call centers. |
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- AT&T is eyeing the growing number of broadband subscribers, and is testing their receptiveness to online software delivery with a trial of the AT&T Software Store. |
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Fan Club (Aug 09 2003 12:02 GMT) - To get you through the heat wave, and in blatant violation of the license, here is a cool breeze from Industrial Technology & Witchcraft. They have four fans, but here up north we can get by with just one. |
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- The Big Story on Action News is a road construction project along Broad Street causing big headaches for motorists. The construction has caused detours, and that has led to confusion along one of the city's busiest streets. |
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- A New Jersey man accused of trying to get a part of the September 11th Relief Fund by lying about losing a wife in the attacks, has been charged with making a claim about losing a spouse, again. |
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- A new report shows nearly 8 million American children lack health insurance and most of them are actually eligible for low-cost or free health care coverage. Problem is, their parents don't even know about it. |
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- Philadelphia police are looking for three armed men who held up a Dunkin Donuts. |
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- Contract talks between Verizon and its union are on hold, at least for now. |
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- Investigators hunting for the unidentified rapist who attacked one woman jogger and murdered another in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park are seeking DNA samples from several people who bear a resemblance to a sketch of the suspect. |
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- The nationwide teacher shortage that had school districts scrambling each summer to find enough instructors to fill classrooms in the fall eased significantly as the economy cooled, according to groups that track supply and demand for educators. |
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