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- SpaceRef Aug 13 2003 3:28AM ET... |
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- SpaceRef Aug 13 2003 3:28AM ET... |
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- .NET Magazine Aug 13 2003 3:32AM ET... |
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- Linux Journal Aug 13 2003 3:45AM ET... |
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- Silicon.com Aug 13 2003 3:20AM ET... |
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- IOL Aug 13 2003 3:53AM ET... |
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- Silicon.com Aug 13 2003 4:15AM ET... |
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- The Register Aug 13 2003 3:52AM ET... |
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- Scoble is hosting a blogger's dinner in Seattle tonight. |
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- Database Journal Aug 13 2003 3:57AM ET... |
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- Boston Globe Aug 13 2003 3:10AM ET... |
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- Scott Leslie has posted about the challenges he faced in Reading Blogs on his Palm. Whereas I have written about JPluck specifically, Scott provides a little more information about the almost identical journey we've taken to dig up a solution.Comments (0) |
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- MOUNT HOLLY - After a nearly three-hour public hearing Monday night, most of those people in attendance were expecting the Township Council to vote to approve a controversial redevelopment plan for the Mount Holly Gar-dens neighborhood. |
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- VOETBALFAN.NL - Edwin Zoetebier is aan het begin van het nieuwe seizoen de eerste keus bij Feyenoord in het doel. - [Woensdag 13 Augustus 2003] |
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- TENNIS.NL - Sjeng Schalken komt niet in actie op de Olympische Spelen van 2004 in Athene. Dat heeft hij de KNLTB laten weten. - [Woensdag 13 Augustus 2003] |
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- FORMULE1FAN.NL - Nick Heidfeld verlaat na dit seizoen zo goed als zeker Sauber. De Duitser staat in de belangstelling bij Jordan. - [Woensdag 13 Augustus 2003] |
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- FIETSFAN.NL - Leon van Bon heeft in Emmen de Gouden Pijl gewonnen. De renner van Lotto Domo was na 90 kilometer de snelste in de sprint. - [Woensdag 13 Augustus 2003] |
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- The Arizona State Board for Charter Schools is failing to ensure charter schools are financially sound and effectively educating students, one of its most critical functions, concluded a state Auditor General's report released Tuesday. • |
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- More than 100 police officers swarmed a west Phoenix apartment complex early Tuesday morning, kicking down doors and shattering windows as they roused nearly two dozen suspected drug dealers from their sleep. |
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- Horses, a helicopter and racetrack don't exactly paint a picture of a rural neighborhood, at least that's what some Scottsdale residents argue. 12 News video: North Scottsdale neighborhood battle |
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- A Scottsdale cryonics company is disputing a story in today's issue of Sports Illustrated that claims the company decapitated baseball great Ted Williams' body, mishandled it and has lost samples of his DNA. |
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- Chandler pediatrician Edward Madrid closed his office Monday, leaving a note on the door for patients that said he was a victim of insurance and identity fraud and didn't have the money to pay his staff. |
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- A Phoenix man who owned the car in which a dead woman's body was found earlier this week told police that his wife was missing for several days, authorities said. |
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- MESA - Baby-sitter Gisele Wetzel helped a child go to the bathroom, set up another child in a bedroom watching television, talked on the phone and sent a child home with his mother. All the while forgetting the toddler she'd left in her van, according to police. |
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- Many Scottsdale teachers are seeing more students in their classrooms and they aren't taking home any more money. The local teachers union this week is holding meetings to get comments on the 2003-04 pay package. |
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- PHOENIX - A 3-month-old baby, who police said appeared to have been shaken or slammed, was on life support Tuesday, a day after his father was jailed on suspicion of abuse. |
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- An anonymous flier distributed to thousands of Avondale homes Tuesday has sparked strong denials of wrongdoing from the city. |
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- Low-rider show spurs traffic restrictions. |
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- The next District 4 city councilperson will have to move with ease between the area's diverse people and neighborhoods. |
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- Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community elects a new councilman but attracts few voters to the polls. |
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- Ginger Jarvis, a former criminal appeals prosecutor in the Arizona Attorney General's Office, was sworn in Tuesday as the new head of Scottsdale's Justice Court. |
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- Peoria Unified is growing so fast that nearly 500 of its students will spend this semester in a temporary school. |
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- MESA - Neighbors of a planned low-income apartment complex in east Mesa told the City Council this week that they don't want that type of development in their neighborhood and that they weren't given all the facts about the project. |
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- The hardest part of Michelle Barker's job is also what gives her the motivation to show up for work each day. |
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- MOUNT HOLLY - Did a Honduras native willingly confess to killing her boyfriend's 3-year-old son last year, or did detectives get statements from her unfairly after keeping her up for hours and making her speak entirely in English? |
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- The Popsicle, that staple of the long, hot summer afternoons of childhood, celebrates its 80th birthday this year. |
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- Yousra Abdel Raouf al-Kidwah, a sister of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, died in Cairo Wednesday, Palestinian officials reported. She was 77. Al-Kidwah died at Cairo's Palestine Hospital, where she has been treated for various illnesses for a month. The cause of death was not immediately known. |
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Final Paper (Aug 13 2003 09:29 GMT) - As some of you don't know, i'm still a student programmer. I'm in my last year and i hope to finish in about 2 weeks. Today i have to work on my final paper and i can tell you this, it's BORING!!!! I have all these cool .NET tasks waiting for me and i can't wait to finish them, but i have to finish my paper on friday. |
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