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- The Expos were held to just six hits in the game by three different Yankee pitchers, including starter Eric Hacker, who allowed one unearned run on four hits ... |
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- The Expos were held to just six hits in the game by three different Yankee pitchers, including starter Eric Hacker, who allowed one unearned run on four hits ... |
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- The Expos were held to just six hits in the game by three different Yankee pitchers, including starter Eric Hacker, who allowed one unearned run on four hits ... |
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- Web page: http://ultramagnetic. sourceforge. net/ Project page: |
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- BBC The Daily Express's Dennis Rice spent two-and-a-half weeks working at the world's busiest airport as a baggage handler for the Menzies Aviation Group. After answering a job centre advert, he lied about his career history at the interview. The British Airports Authority (BAA) says it will now carry out an audit of recently employed staff at Heathrow to ensure all relevant reference and background checks have been completed. Mr Rice said he hid knives and blades in his work boots but security staff assumed his steel toe-caps were triggering metal-detector alarms. |
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- Herald.com: Dropped pants bare pitfalls in airport security "Martin Holness wore gray-and-black boxer shorts to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport for his trip to Chicago on July 17. And that was a fact he hoped to keep to himself. But by the time Holness boarded the American Airlines flight, his choice of undergarments was known to many. |
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- Microsoft was today fined US$520 Million for infringing a patent held by the University of California and a small Chicago company called Eolas. The patent relates to Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Microsoft have said in a statement that they will appeal the decision. For more information click here: BBC. |
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- PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Google, the No. 1 Web search company in the United States, Tuesday identified numerous users of its machine ... |
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- PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Google, the No. 1 Web search company in the United States, Tuesday identified numerous users of its machine ... |
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- PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Google, the No. 1 Web search company in the United States, Tuesday identified numerous users of its machine ... |
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- PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Google, the No. 1 Web search company in the United States, Tuesday identified numerous users of its machine ... |
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- DavidHasselhoff.com I had to post this for the world after getting this in the mail today... |
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- Report: Ted Williams' DNA missing If you wonder why your kid is getting his ass kicked on the ballfield could it be?... |
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- Con Molotovs y Barricadas se inicia la Jornada de Protesta en Santiago |
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- Cory Doctorow did an excellent job (as usual) guesting on The Screen Savers this afternoon and discussing the EFF's new Let The Music Play campaign. It'll be fun to meet Cory this fall at Digital ID World. |
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- Drew Olson provides his views in a regular Milwaukee Brewer Weblog. Go to Blog. Search for DEEP STATS for every Major League Baseball player. ... |
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- Drew Olson provides his views in a regular Milwaukee Brewer Weblog. Go to Blog. Search for DEEP STATS for every Major League Baseball player. ... |
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- Drew Olson provides his views in a regular Milwaukee Brewer Weblog. Go to Blog. Search for DEEP STATS for every Major League Baseball player. ... |
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- Badger football Weblog. Go to Blog. Brett Longdin gathers UW links from across the Web in his Badger Weblog. Go to Blog. If he could ... |
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- Badger football Weblog. Go to Blog. Brett Longdin gathers UW links from across the Web in his Badger Weblog. Go to Blog. If he could ... |
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- Badger football Weblog. Go to Blog. Brett Longdin gathers UW links from across the Web in his Badger Weblog. Go to Blog. If he could ... |
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Boomerang (Aug 13 2003 04:07 GMT) - Boomerang Who would have thought that there was a time that Halle Berry was the "ugly" one. |
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- The rise and fall of Kevin Costner has been well documented and probably also well deserved. Open Range could be his legitimate shot at theatrical redemption. |
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- In an unprecedented move, Zambia's opposition parties on Tuesdaysuccessfully tabled a motion in parliament to impeach President LevyMwanawasa, accusing him of "gross violation of the constitution, corruption,nepotism" and "blatant disregard" of laid-down government procedure inawarding tenders. |
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- INTOLERABLE conditions for soldiers must be minimised, former defencesecretary Lieutenant General Timothy Kazembe has said. |
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- THE impeachment motion against President Levy Mwanawasa by members ofparliament comes up today in the House. |
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- There is nothing wrong with Katele Kalumba reconciling with his friend Levy Mwanawasa. |
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- THERE are an awful lot of things said these days by both eminent and prominent people in this country. |
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- THE budget-overrun factor has been the hallmark of the Zambian economy. As noted in part one of the article it was linked to the tax structure and the configuration of the budget to the exchange rate, export revenue, money supply, assets and liabilities of the commercial bank sector. The exchange rate structure is also responsible for the budget overrun as exhibited in the IMF fixed cross-rate system. |
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- While the Bank of Zambia (BoZ) announced it was starting a forum for new frontiers in economic and financial management, it basically gave the impression that their economic and financial reforms have reached an intellectual and mental deadlock. In other words a new BoZ, and a new Ministry of Finance and National Planning (MFNP) may be needed with a new staff with new brains in this new deal administration, to create a new economy. Yet changing the BoZ or MFNP will not change the current form and shape of the Zambian economy. The Zambian domestic economy appears to be shrinking the further it goes with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reform program. The same phenomenon was noticed by Greek philosophers in that the longer something became, the shorter it also became and the shorter it became, the longer it got. |
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- Dr. Harold Shipman, who liked to be known by his nickname 'Fred', is reputed to be the most prolific serial murderer of all recorded time. Expert opinion has it that the English general practitioner poisoned some 400 of his patients, nearly all of them middle-aged women. His motives are unclear but may have had something to do with the fact that Shipman's own mother died prematurely (of cancer) when he was at a young and impressionable age. |
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- STAR motorcross teenage rider, Michael Hacking made a remarkable comeback when he took over the overall first position in the sixth round championship held in Mazabuka at the weekend. |
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- RUSSIA-based impressive midfielder Gift Kampamba has been ruled out of Saturday's crunch COSAFA Castle cup semi-final clash against the 'Flames' of Malawi in Blantyre. |
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- THE state must be careful with the way it is handling corruption cases,chief Mukumbi Ibaloli of the Kaonde people of Solwezi has warned. |
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- GOVERNMENT should not thrive on our ignorance to collect submissions inthe constitution making process, Mufumbwe UPND councillor Matthews Lunga hassaid. |
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- KATELE Kalumba has apologised to President Mwanawasa because he isavoiding to be slaughtered, FDD vice-president Edith Nawakwi saidyesterday. |
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- THE Indian government is ready to consider setting up an intensive CareUnit (ICU) at Kabwe General Hospital if the hospital management, through theMinistry of Health, submits a formal application. |
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- To many former colonial states in Africa, colonialism is usuallyassociated with suppression, retarded economic development and erosion ofthe indigenous culture. |
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- THE All-share Index at the Lusaka Stock Exchange (LuSE) firmed up for the second week running, posting another modest 0.18 per cent rise to close the week ending July 8, about a point up at 388.26 points from 387.58. |
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- THE Zambian partner in Mulungushi Agricultural Development Corporationhas said his firm intended to create more than 6,000 jobs in Mkushiarea. |
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