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- CircuitCity.com - Kensington PocketMouse Mobile Optical Mouse $9.99 After Rebate. Circuit City has the Kensington PocketMouse Mobile Optical Mouse (search for 72114) selling for $19. |
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- CircuitCity.com - Kensington PocketMouse Mobile Optical Mouse $9.99 After Rebate. Circuit City has the Kensington PocketMouse Mobile Optical Mouse (search for 72114) selling for $19. |
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- By now its clear to everyone, that Bush lied to congress about weapons of mass destruction. He lied to the American people. He had aides lie to the Untied Nations. He lied about the connection between Iraq and bin Laden. He lied about Nigeria. |
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- Mine goes something like the following. If you don't have a compulsion about italics, you can strike the last selector. ====================== a:link, a:visited { background: |
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- Fox News Network is suing Al Franken and the Penguin Group (and yes, Dave, it would be a great name... |
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- Fox News Network is suing Al Franken and the Penguin Group (and yes, Dave, it would be a great name... |
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- I'm adding to and reorganizing the Ed Tech Wiki. I'd like to make it a real tool for the community to participate in, not just a link repository. If you have any thoughts on resources or spaces you'd like to see in the wiki please let me know (or add your thoughts to the wiki itself). Some initial spaces I've created include a "guestbook" of sorts for visitors to tell us about themselves and their interests: EdTechCommunity. |
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- In 'The Norwegian Pentagram' we can read that from ca. 935 until 1152 an immense pentagram was placed over southern Norway. The Celtic Church in the British isles were the masters of this unique and magnificent architectural achievement. This giant symbol stretching from the county of Trøndelag to Telemark, and from the coast of Norway to the inland of Hamar, is possibly made as a part of an occult ritual to fix Christianity to Norwegian soil. |
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- The most recent addition to the complete review is our review of Andrew Taylor's The American Boy. |
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- In what could be one of the more entertaining copyright spats in recent memory the Fox News Channel is apparently suing Al Franken and Penguin over the (sub-)title to his new book, Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right. |
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Maqiao rave (Aug 12 2003 01:58 GMT) - Han Shaogong's A Dictionary of Maqiao gets a rave review in the San Francisco Chronicle |
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- It's filler material of the summer sort, but it's a decent overview of what eventually happens to books: Christopher Dreher's piece on Life After Retail in yesterday's issue of The Washington Post. |
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- A bit of a look at forthcoming fiction. |
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New review (Aug 12 2003 01:58 GMT) - The most recent addition to the complete review is our review of Iain Pears' The Immaculate Deception. |
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- So it's been a whole year since we started up this Literary Saloon. |
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- NYT publishes this incriminating story demonstrating that the nation's physicians intentionally misled the American public in an attempt to generate business: To the growing numbers... |
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- Always happy to push out new code. Version 0.6 of simple-jndi and version 2.2 of genjava-core now released. www. |
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- In 'The Norwegian Pentagram' we can read that from ca. 935 until 1152 an immense pentagram was placed over southern Norway. The Celtic Church in the British isles were the masters of this unique and magnificent architectural achievement. This giant symbol stretching from the county of Trøndelag to Telemark, and from the coast of Norway to the inland of Hamar, is possibly made as a part of an occult ritual to fix Christianity to Norwegian soil. |
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- 1. Who/What is featured on your current layout? Not much, just a black background. 2. When did you first use... |
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- I spill booze on keyboards. The first keyboard I killed came with the iMac and matched its haute purple plastic exterior. I figured that, with the right amount of loving care, the iMac would be a collector's item one day.... |
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- In learning more about Victoria, I stumbled across pioneer Hannah Maynard. She was a photographer in early Victoria (late 1800's) doing the normal work of portraits and police file photos. But she also took her photographs of... |
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- The latest (nasty) security hole in Windows Server 2003 has started to be exploited in earnest now. It'll be interesting to see how much damage it will cause by the time it's finished. Thanks to Bill Gates (head programmer) for... |
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- BloggingWorks Workshops on how blogging can help your business.... |
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- Governor Dean spoke tonight at the Sheet Metal Workers' International Association Candidates' Forum in Philadelphia. The video from C-SPAN should be up soon (we'll put that link right here when it is). Exhaustive (and exhausting) running commentary can |
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- Why is it that all the cream variety oatmeals give you twice as many packets of the peaches and cream flavor as the rest? Do people really prefer that flavor over the other three? Personally, I like blueberries and cream... |
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- From MetaFilter, no matter what you're looking for, you'll probably find something interesting in the absolutely free 12 million article database, PubMed. For example: Duct tape. Webbed penii. The obvious. |
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- A new computer bug started spreading quickly through U.S. systems on Monday, targetting users of Microsoft Windows 2000 and XP. |
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- The media conglomerate is considering dropping the "AOL" moniker from its corporate name, according to a source familiar with the plans... |
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- An Internet company trade association sends a letter to the recording industry questioning the intent behind the RIAA subpoenas aimed at song swappers. |
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- A California couple that lost more than $100,000 by gambling online sues a host of credit card companies and banks, claiming the businesses shouldn't have processed their wagers. |
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- Song ID company Audible Magic will tap into Universal Music's database to help fight unauthorized copying of songs. |
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