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- Oregon State University Extension Service Aug 08 2003 |
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- Oregon State University Extension Service Aug 08 2003 |
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- Oregon State University Extension Service Aug 07 2003 |
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- Oregon State University Extension Service Aug 07 2003 |
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The Funny (Aug 13 2003 04:27 GMT) - Welcome to Funny.com! Sit back, relax, and surf the Internet's Funniest site. Access to Funny.com is Free! |
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BLAST (Aug 13 2003 04:27 GMT) - BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool) is a set of similarity search programs that explore all of the available sequence databases for protein or DNA. BLAST is the only book completely devoted to this popular and important technology and offers biologists, computational biology students, and bioinformatics professionals a clear understanding of this program. This book shows you how to get specific answers with BLAST and how to use the software to interpret results. If you have an interest in sequence analysis this is a book you should own. |
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- now playing: the Sox game I went to three Harris shows this weekend. Sadly, I missed the one in Hyannis with The Fleece. The defining attribute of this weekend's shows was Andrew's departure; he has decided to leave the band. |
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- Caramba. O marcinho-rio sim que é sutil como um paquiderme. |
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- More than four in 10 companies will reduce private healthcare provision for staff if costs continue to rise, with more than half citing stress as a significant problem. |
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- More than three-quarters of businesses in the UK believe alcohol consumption contributes to poor performance at work, or people pulling a 'sickie'. |
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- A fifth of all students in England and Wales cannot see a way out of the debt trap for at least 10 years after graduation, according to research. |
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- The number of firms taken to tribunal by staff over alleged unpaid holiday leave is predicted to fall following recent rulings by the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) on 'rolled-up' holiday pay. |
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- Finance sector pay awards in the first four months of 2003 were focused at around 3 per cent, down slightly on the 3.3 per cent level recorded a year earlier, according to research published by IRS Employment Review. |
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- Far from jeopardising their careers with ill-advised boozy remarks and debilitating hangovers, drinkers are more likely to climb the career ladder and earn more money. |
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- The chief benefit of working from home is the chance to get the housework done, according to almost two-thirds of British workers. |
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- A third of employees have done something at work that they didn't want to in the hope of a promotion or bonus, according to new research. |
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- British employees get less paid holiday than employees in any other country in the EU, according to a new survey. |
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- Police who are guilty of racism will not necessarily be sacked - in contravention with a key recommendation of the Stephen Lawrence inquiry. |
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- The Blogging Process. _Hat tip to the Bigpinkcookie Here’s a good note on how bloggers use the technology. Roughly the... |
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- deLong discovers that 'Matthew Yglesias's weblog is fair and balanced': If you've got a blog, please consider adding a 'fair and balanced' tag somewhere in recognition of Rupert Murdoch's out of control litigiousness (tort reform, anyone?). You also should consider buying [Franken's book. |
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- The unknown butterfly is apparently Araschnia levana f. prorsa (Summer form). Here is a link to additional pictures of Araschnia. |
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- [Back-dated from 10/7/03 to 8/12]Let the Computer Decide. by Jim Sterne Jim advocates the “Try It, Measure It, Tweak It” method of Web site design. The idea is simple and can have a profound impact on the success of your site. |
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- [Back-dated from 10/7/03 to 8/12]Let the Computer Decide. by Jim Sterne Jim advocates the “Try It, Measure It, Tweak It” method of Web site design. The idea is simple and can have a profound impact on the success of your site. |
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- ...I was accepted! I will be starting the Family Nurse Practitioner program |
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- A quick timeline of my day... 6:45 - Woke up 7:45 - Left for Wisconsin Dells 10:00- Arrived in Wisconsin... |
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- The Chilean president aims to speed up investigations of human rights abuses carried out in the 1970s and 1980s. |
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- Roger Federer saves seven match points before beating Scott Draper at the Cincinnati Masters. |
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- This is great news for the Ecuadorian left. Pachakutik breaks ties with Gutiérrez! [spanish only] With this, both left parties (MPD and Pachukutik) have pulled out of the crap government of the corrupt Lucio Gutiérrez!!! |
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- Mr. Clinton loves all things political and anything to do with California, a state where he considered settling after leaving the White House. And he has hardly been shy about serving as the Democratic Party's political consultant in chief. But Mr. Clinton was said to be particularly drawn to the California recall because of what he described to associates as disturbing parallels between the post-election effort to remove Mr. |
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Þykkvabæjar (Aug 13 2003 04:25 GMT) - ÞykkvabæjarBatman gerði góða hluti með þessum link!Kartöflur úr Þykkvabænum þykja kjarnafæða,þær eru einnig ljúffengar og ly ... [1] |
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- shouldn't redirect to [[Nicholas of Myra]] |
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War Blog (Aug 13 2003 04:24 GMT) - Been playing KotOR so not as much surfing today. At some point recently (I want to say from Making Light)... |
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- In the past week, three messages that I did want to read got filtered into the "spam" mailbox: Lalith Vipulananthan - Friday, 10:04 AM +0100 - Re: hot stuff Alison Oaxaca - 8/6/03, 12:09 PM -0400 - NSF Deadline Jim DeLong - 8/4/03, 9: |
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- Google calculates that the speed of light is 1.8026175 1012 furlongs per fortnight... The scary thing is that (tonight at least) it is faster than launching a calculator from the dock... |
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- Girl's mother confronted ex-superintendent, said he abused her daughter; Defense emphasizes his denials; Woman secretly recorded police-staged conversation |
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- The Jer Zone web host had some kind of crash at the end of last week which corrupted some of the key files behind this weblog and the various strange scripts I have lying about. It's almost like they recovered some of the directories as a single file, and then used a genuine Ginsu knife to slice it into file sized chunks. The result being that some files had parts of other files and I've been tweaking things ever since. The latest fix was to the comment system, which had extra text barf in it. If you run into something that looks more esoteric than usual please let me know and I'll either fix it or patent it. |
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- Attack of the Opera Cleavage! !! Faith is a member of the chorus in a local production of Verdi's La Traviata opera, thus the crazy makeup and outfit. One of the singers took the photo, which was in bright flourescent with a flash (gack!). |
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- The MSBlast worm is forcing IT staffs to work overtime, but the damage seems to be somewhat contained, at least in the working world. By Michael Kanellos and Stephen Shankland (CNET News.com via MyAppleMenu Wintel News) |
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- The ability of the MSBlast worm to spread has underscored the view that today's methods of patching security flaws, while necessary to lock down specific computers, is too time-consuming to react to critical vulnerabilities. By Robert Lemos (CNET News.com via MyAppleMenu Wintel News) |
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- A worm that takes advantage of what some security experts have called the most widespread Windows flaw ever has started spreading, fulfilling the predictions of many researchers. By Robert Lemos (CNET News.com via MyAppleMenu Wintel News) |
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