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- BBC: A Briton has been arrested in the US after a suspected plot to supply a lethal surface-to-air missile to terrorists. It is thought the alleged target might have been a commercial aircraft or the US President's personal aircraft. Western... |
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- BBC: A Briton has been arrested in the US after a suspected plot to supply a lethal surface-to-air missile to terrorists. It is thought the alleged target might have been a commercial aircraft or the US President's personal aircraft. Western... |
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- Definitely not a duff collection of links! More than 70 bloggers have a Brush with vanity at Right We Are!.... |
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Penicillin (Aug 13 2003 19:10 GMT) - Its chemical structure? was determined by Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin |
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Fulton (Aug 13 2003 19:10 GMT) - Added Ill., Md. |
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Technic (Aug 13 2003 19:10 GMT) - Technics (not Technic) Audio Equipment Co. Jp. |
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- Link to US poet laureate instead of UK |
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Plains (Aug 13 2003 19:10 GMT) - Added The Plains, Ohio |
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- I was introduced to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs by both Richard and Vicky, who included songs of their Master EP (EPs again!) on CDs for me. Very nice. Loud, dirty, wholesome. I liked it. |
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- I was introduced to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs by both Richard and Vicky, who included songs of their Master EP (EPs again!) on CDs for me. Very nice. Loud, dirty, wholesome. I liked it. |
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- I was introduced to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs by both Richard and Vicky, who included songs of their Master EP (EPs again!) on CDs for me. Very nice. Loud, dirty, wholesome. I liked it. |
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- The organizers of the PhotoshopWorld Conference & Expo said today that individuals attending the upcoming event will be able to supplement their Adobe Photoshop training by learning new graphics tablet techniques... |
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- (US) Calling on the Bush Administration to make a public showing that it is serious about the promise to fight racial profiling by federal law enforcement agencies. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(60%), $propaganda_theme1(60%), $propaganda_theme3(60%), $propaganda_theme7(50%), $drugs(90%), $prohibition_agency(100%), $alcohol(50%), $various_drugs(90%)] |
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- (US) I'm just a garbage disposal expert," after describing how he had killed a drug dealer who bragged of overdosing 50 prostitutes. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(100%), $propaganda_theme1(100%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $propaganda_theme5(70%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- Making play while the sun shines: Ant farm teach children about toil, death (The Onion) PASADENA, CA—Wonderco, a Pasadena-based educational-toy manufacturer, unveiled its new Playscovery Cove Ant Village Monday, touting the ant farm as a fun, interactive way to teach children ages 5 and up about unceasing, backbreaking toil and the cold, inescapable reality of death. "Your little ones will have a front-row seat as worker ants labor, day in and day out, until they inevitably die of exhaustion, their futile efforts all for naught," Wonderco spokeswoman Joan Kedzie said. "A Playscovery Cove Ant Village, complete with stackable tiny ant barns, see-through 'Antway' travel tubes, and connecting 'Antports,' is your children's window into the years of thankless, grueling labor that await them as worker drones in our post-industrial society. |
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- Free is the right way to do WiFi. Paul Boutin's written a great piece in the new Wired about the right way to do WiFi: Free. Sure, leasing a broadband connection with a Wi-Fi base is cheap. But add a billing system - secure login server, transactional database, credit card processing, tech staff, customer service operators standing by - and the outlay skyrockets to $30, $50, even $70 a day, particularly if there are lots of support calls. |
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- window broken. or really, windows this time. where normally they only damaged one window, they now damaged two.I came from work to found two of our windows damaged, one with holes in it.it's probably kids from our neighbourhood, who for some inexplicable reason like to throw rocks at eachother. |
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- Hi there. The site I signed up for AdSense with is DisturbingAuctions.com, which gets 300-500,000 hits/month. That was approved, and I backed the ads into my blog as well. According to Google's FAQ, this is permissible, and they will simply turn off ads on any site that they don't approve of. |
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- nte la presente ofensiva del capitalismo global, está claro que hace falta más que nunca una alternativa clara por parte de la izquierda radical. Ésta es mi modesta contribución para hacer realidad ese proyecto y para crear un debate sobre él. |
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- That's a phrase that all pro comic artists hate. Well, John Byrne has something to say about it in his newest article on Slushfactory.com Preach on, Bro. John!... |
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- A module for parsing RFC2396 compliant URLs |
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- A study released by two nonprofit groups shows the failed proposal to legalize slots earlier this year was one of the least profitable scenarios for the state. |
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- District police are trying to keep the pressure up on gangs operating in the city. Assistant Police Chief Ronald Monroe says special efforts are being brought to bare in the Metropolitan Police Department's third and fourth police districts. |
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- Mayor Anthony Williams is urging city residents to make sure their children are up-to-date on their immunizations. |
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- Mayor Anthony Williams is defending the city's efforts to feed poor children this summer, following criticism that the program never measured up to expectations. |
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- The D.C. Fire and EMS Department is changing the way it staffs advanced life support ambulances. Under the new guidelines, a paramedic will be teamed with an emergency medical technician. |
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- Customers trying to do business at Maryland's department of motor vehicle offices are encountering a wide array of results. Problems caused by a virus that infected computers yesterday were persisting Wednesday morning. |
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- Three suspects were arrested and taken into custody Wednesday morning after a police officer was critically wounded after being shot during a routine traffic stop in Silver Spring, authorities said. |
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- District officials have struck a deal with Greater Southeast Community Hospital, giving it 60 days to solve operational and facilities problems. During that time, the hospital will continue to operate under a provisional license. |
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- Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich stood on the deck of a 54-foot pontoon boat Tuesday morning, squinting through the morning fog to get a better view of Isle of Wight Bay. |
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- A Deerfield man was arrested Tuesday and charged with the killing of Mosby, a beloved downtown dog. |
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- I think the issue at hand here is "the head of |
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Euro Shank (Aug 13 2003 19:08 GMT) - I had a Euro shank placed on my ring. It stopped |
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- Limit on BlogShares Accounts – "Each individual playing BlogShares is restricted to a single account, which may be either a free or a premium account..." |
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- Attention local readers: the Southern New England Bloggers site has been down for a couple of days now. Unfortunately, I... |
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- Great VW site with lots of plain english, step-by-step tech stuff. |
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- Telecommunications veteran Richard Roscitt will become president of the bankrupt No. 2 long-distance telephone carrier, now facing allegations of illegally routing calls. |
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- The new 802.11g standard is picking up where the older 802.11b left off, helping the market continue its strong growth, according to a report. |
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- Intel shows Wi-Fi chairs: Unfortunately, they don't have Wi-Fi built in, or even electrical outlets. Rather, they show the remains of computer cables, spelling the end of wired connections! Except that you can send data at 1 gigabit per second on a wired link, there are wires inside computers, and we still have power cords.... |
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- Wired Magazine sponsors Union Square Park Wi-Fi in Manhattan: Wired's biggest push these days is, in fact, unwired technology, and they've been covering it more and more thoroughly as the year has progressed. In this odd move, they're sponsoring Union Square Park's unwiring via Emenity, a company founded by some of the folks who also founded the community wireless networking group NYCWireless, which itself was behind the Bryant Park Wi-Fi. Wired has some sales offices in Manhattan in the Conde N... |
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- Fort Lauderdale to add Wi-Fi, but reveals the dollars behind it: The airport says that the cost of building out a data network across the airport was $1.6 million, of which the Wi-Fi portion was tiny. This compares to the Massports Boston-Logan request for proposals which estimates the build out cost at $2.5 million across all but Terminal E, which may have a separate arrangement. |
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