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- A judge set a new trial date of Oct. 22 for the former police officer who was videotaped slamming a handcuffed teenager onto a car. Prosecutors requested the retrial last month, a day after a mistrial was declared when jurors deadlocked 7-5 on charges against former Inglewood officer Jeremy Morse. |
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- Police are investigating the theft of more than $1,600 from a Route 38 gas station, police said. |
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- Summer School was ace. But it's a few days since I got back, and memories are fading fast... I arrived by train on Saturday 2nd, having bumped into another stick-carrying character, Gilbert from Ken and Linda's dojo in North London, on the train over from Manchester and wandered over to the College from Chester station. Settled into digs that night - I was sharing a flat with Tom and his 2 kids. Made it up early on the Sunday and wandered over to the early-morning sword class, which was being taken by Bill Jackson. |
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- WASHINGTON - President Bush is expected to bypass the Senate and appoint an outspoken Middle East scholar to a federal think tank over the objections of Democrats and others who say he is anti-Muslim. |
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- August 11-16, the International Society for Analysis, its Applications & Computation (ISAAC) Congress 2003, is taking place at York... |
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- A television ad campaign, featuring comedians Leslie Nielsen and Colin Mochrie, and hockey legend Wayne Gretzky, takes a lighthearted approach to promoting Toronto culture, but... |
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- Please make note of the new campus address and location of the Undergraduate Programs Office in the new Seymour Schulich Building... |
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- Look at the list of research opportunities available to York faculty members... |
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- Look at the list of research opportunities available to York faculty members... |
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- William McLean and William Small are at last getting the recognition they deserve... |
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- Development kits for another new controller were announced today that should interest robot builders. This is the Sharp BlueStreak SoC (System on Chip) processor. The BlueStreak LH7A404 is a 32bit ARM922T running at 200MHz with LCD and touch screen controller, Ethernet, Audio Codec, CompactFlash, PCMCIA, SmartCard, USB, I2C, SPI, SSI, Microwire, IrDA, 3 UARTS, parallel, realtime clock, 3 timers, 60 GPIO, 4 PWM and a JTAG port. Since the BlueStreak is ARM-based it will run Linux. The BlueStreak SoC by itself (a 256-ball PBGA part) costs around $40. |
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- Santa Cruz Night Out is a community based event downtown where families and visitors will enjoy a va... |
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- Kabinett beschließt Reformen, doch die Kritik geht weiter |
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- SHAMONG - Anthony T. Greski Jr., a retired Air Force officer, said he wouldn't even try to gauge the importance of the gesture made by the students at the Indian Mills Elementary School for U.S. soldiers stationed overseas. |
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- To us economists, prices ought to be signals of social scarcity. We overbuilt fiber-optic networks, we have ample wireless bandwidth, and so telecom capacity is definitely not scarce. So it should fall through the floor -- and it is. WSJ.com - European Telecom Firms Face Price War From 3G Cellphones: |
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- "A US soldier has died and two others have been injured in a bomb attack in the town of Ramadi, west of Baghdad. A US military spokeswoman said three synchronised bombs blew up near a military convoy in the outskirts of the town on Tuesday. The BBC's Matthew Price said it is believed that the three devices had been tied together and were set off as their convoy passed. The attack brings to 58 the number of American soldiers killed since major combat operations ended on 1 May." (08/12/03) |
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- "A former Energy Department intelligence chief who agreed with the White House claim that Iraq had reconstituted its defunct nuclear-arms program was awarded a total of $20,500 in bonuses during the build-up to the war, WorldNetDaily has learned. Thomas Rider ... overruled senior intelligence officers on his staff in voting for the position at a National Foreign Intelligence Board meeting at CIA headquarters last September. His officers ... asked to join State Department's dissenting opinion, En |
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- "The FBI arrested three people Tuesday for allegedly smuggling a shoulder-launched surface-to-air missile into the United States as part of a sting, government and law enforcement sources said. The sting came at the end of a yearlong undercover operation ..." (08/12/03) |
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- "Two 17-year-old Palestinians blew themselves up an hour apart yesterday, killing two Israelis and smashing six weeks of Mideast calm. Israel responded by sealing off West Bank towns and delaying a release of Palestinian prisoners, but said it would continue to respect a truce announced in June. In the first attack, Yusuf Qteishat, 17, detonated explosives hidden in his backpack at a supermarket in the Tel Aviv suburb of Rosh Haiyin. The blast killed him and Yezekel Yekutieli, 42 .... An hour la |
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- "The elderly are dying 'like flies' because of the relentless heat, French doctors said as undertakers warned that their mortuaries were full. Paris endured its hottest night since records began in 1873 with temperatures of at least 24 degrees [75.2 fahrenheit], following a day of more than 37 degrees [98.6 fahrenheit]. ... |
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- Egy most nyilvánosságra hozott amerikai felmérés eredményei szerint majdnem minden harmadik gép hacker- vagy vírustámadás áldozatává vált az elmúlt két év során. Az Edelman ügynökség által végzett kutatás során több, mint ezer amerikai állampolgárt kérdeztek meg ezekkel az eseményekkel kapcsolatos.. |
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- Die September-Ausgabe der Zeitschrift P.M. History erscheint am 15.08.2003 und beschäftigt sich u. |
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- The next Business Referral Club meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday 24th September. We will follow a similar format to the first meeting. Click here to register. Venue Kensington Close Hotel & Health Spa, Wright's Lane, High Street Kensington, Kensington, London, Greater London, W8 5SP. 0870 4009000 http: |
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- The first court hearing in a $2.5 million lawsuit involving Blair Hornstine and the Moorestown School District has been postponed for at least eight days, a clerk at U.S. District Court confirmed yesterday. |
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- ravin - 8/13/2003 2:21:05 AMje ne peux expedier de message |
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- <BEGIN Heads Brief>A suspect failed in an attempt to remove the tires from a car parked on Dunbarton Drive but wound up damaging the body of the vehicle, police said. |
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- "'The browser wars are over,' proclaim the pundits. 'Internet Explorer is the victor.' If you are looking at current market share, those claims seem correct. However, all that may be about to change... |
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