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- Forget the Friday Five: This Friday the talk of a big chunk of the Western World will be, "Where were you when the lights went out?" For those minority who don't live... |
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- Afghanen stoppen hongerstaking |
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Privacy (Aug 15 2003 12:59 GMT) - From Poindexter's resignation letter: ' The privacy issue is not just a U.S. issue. Many of our friends and allies... |
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- Steve Gillmor: "This free model will be the ruin of us yet." Would the RIAA say the same thing about libraries? |
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- <p>Thanks to Bernie at Major FUN's Daily Briefings for pointing to Virtual Bubblewrap.</p>... |
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- Personal Computer World Aug 15 2003 7:27AM ET... |
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- Julie: "I wonder how Julia passed the time during the blackout of 77?"... |
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- Just heard from my mom that power is back on in Queens. |
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- The Register Aug 15 2003 6:40AM ET... |
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- Silicon.com Aug 15 2003 6:46AM ET... |
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- MSNBC Aug 15 2003 6:49AM ET... |
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- MSNBC Aug 15 2003 6:49AM ET... |
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- ZDNet Aug 15 2003 7:02AM ET... |
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- Computer Weekly Aug 15 2003 7:26AM ET... |
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- Computer Weekly Aug 15 2003 7:26AM ET... |
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- Auctionbytes.com Aug 15 2003 7:08AM ET... |
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- Clive Barnes: "Television is the first truly democratic culture - the first culture available to everybody and entirely governed by what the people want. The most terrifying thing is what people do want." |
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- Clive Barnes: "Television is the first truly democratic culture - the first culture available to everybody and entirely governed by what the people want. The most terrifying thing is what people do want." |
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- These GI Joe redubs are pretty strange. I admit to laughing out loud while watching most of them. 02a is the only one that might not be safe for work due to some cursing.... |
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- These GI Joe redubs are pretty strange. I admit to laughing out loud while watching most of them. 02a is the only one that might not be safe for work due to some cursing. |
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- There's no such thing as empty space as this story in SPACE.com reminds us. There's no danger to planet Earth, apparently, but spaceships could be at risk as a dust storm sweeps through the solar system. |
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- India will send a spacecraft to the moon before 2008, Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee pledged today in his Independence Day address. |
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- Lights flickered back on in the north-east US and Canada today as the biggest power cut in American history stubbornly retreated. |
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- Tens of thousands of hungry Liberians broke though barricades on Monrovia's frontline bridges today in a desperate search for food, reuniting the capital after 10 weeks of rebel siege. |
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- The man accused of being al-Qaida's operations chief in South-east Asia was planning an attack on a summit in October attended by US President Bush when he was arrested, officials said today. |
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- A toddler has been rescued from a bank vault in California more than five hours after she wandered in and the door was shut behind her. |
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- UM campus loses power; Circuit breakers keep blackout at bay for rest |
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- Va. couple were lured to penthouse, slain and dismembered in 2002 |
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- Rollins is sentenced to life without parole; Reasonable doubt noted; Woman, 71, was smothered in her Catonsville home |
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- Dixon, Pugh, Stokes, take different tacks in race |
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- St. John's alumnus gives $10 million to launch fund-raiser |
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- Tragedy: A close-knit Cecil County group's night of socializing ends with three of them dead and one seriously hurt. |
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- Scientists call for 5 years of additional research |
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- Baseball: The Cal Ripken World Series in Aberdeen is expected to be a $20 million to $30 million bonanza for businesses. |
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- His speech at conference highlights opposition to Ehrlich's slots proposal |
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- Shady Grove nurse suspected in deaths |
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- YesYesYes. I'm back for the weekend - today's a bank holiday in Belgium. The Eurostar was on time, which is pretty amazing, because my train last Sunday was cancelled and the next one available (two hours later) was an hour late. Guess I'm in for yet another refund ticket. |
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- Richtige Fragen funktionieren leider nur auf Englisch, aber was soll´s, Spaß macht es schon: Der zweifache Erdradius 10 Km umgerechnet in Meilen Quadratmeter in Hektar Planck´s Konstante mal 2 Mehr bei Google Calculate via Heiko Hebig... |
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- Roxie C. Laybourne, who pioneered the science of forensic ornithology to help protect airplanes from collisions with birds, has died. She was 92. |
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- Hi Looking for some folks who would like to join in a collaborative ROI Report writing exercise intended for xSPs (ISP, ASP, telco, mobile etc.), with suitable skills across these kinds of areas: - Web/application hosting for enterprise market - Call centres and CRM - SMEs and portals - Mobile, consumer and business apps - Home networking - Functional dumb devices, clever networks All wacky ideas welcomed, indeed encouraged... :-D |
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- CP Square has launched, in an effort to be more open and reach out to a larger audience, a blog where updates from the practice groups can be posted. John Smith kicked off last week in the news section. From the blog (& CP Square) home page you can navigate to the category page, which in CP Square blog speak are the same as the practice group pages. Presently there are two, of the eleven active practice groups inside CP Square. |
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- NEW YORK — Media-hungry consumers are expected to spend more time on electronic media they pay for, such as pay-cable networks, DVDs and video games, and less on "free" TV and radio, as well as newspapers and magazines, in the next five years. A big reason: to escape the blizzard of ads. [USATODAY.com] |
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