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- Inaugurata sabato 27 settembre, ora l'oasi è aperta al pubblico. |
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- La categoria dei consumatori deve farsi valere rivendicando ciò che le spetta di diritto e organizzandosi. |
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- Le lezioni si terranno da mercoledì 1 ottobre a sabato 4 ottobre, nell’Aula magna della facoltà di Medicina dell’Università di Udine, in piazzale Kolbe 40 a Udine. |
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- La consegna è avvenuta questa mattina, proprio all’ingresso dell’edificio dove si svolge il Consiglio dei ministri dell’Agricoltura europei che discuterà la questione della coesistenza tra agricoltura convenzionale, biologica e Ogm. |
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- L’organizzazione per i diritti umani rileva come la nuova legge, in discussione al parlamento tunisino, potrebbe essere usata per limitare la libertà di espressione e incrementare l’attività dei tribunali militari |
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- Il deputato si chiede il perchè la Sicilia sia stata una delle ultime regioni a tornare alla normalità. |
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- La presentazione del programmma, che i movimenti del Forum Sociale italiano hanno lanciato per il 3 e 4 ottobre, è prevista per martedì 30 settembre, ore 11.30- sala della Giunta della Provincia di Roma- Palazzo Valentini, via IV Novembre 119 |
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- Le lezioni dell'anno accademico 2003/2004 inizieranno mercoledì 1 ottobre. |
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- Un gruppo di ricerca del Dipartimento di Chimica dell’Università “La Sapienza” propone l'impiego di un enzima derivato dai funghi per l'estrazione della cellulosa. |
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- HABITAT AZIENDA A SEP 2004. In arrivo il libretto di risparmio energetico, che permetterà ad ogni cittadino di calcolare la riduzione di emissioni determinata dal suo comportamento virtuoso. |
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- "The Arabic word Sharia refers to the way of life encouraged by Allah, or God, in the Islamic holy text, the Koran. Though some people call Sharia Koranic law, Sharia is more an interpretation of religious practices outlined in the Koran. Interpreted by strict, conservative Muslims and fashioned into legal code, Sharia calls for punishments such as the severing of limbs, stoning, hanging and flogging, or beating." |
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- City residents affected by parking issues attended a fundraiser Sunday at the Court Tavern on Church Street to discuss the precarious parking situation in the city. That is, those who could find a spot. |
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- Fifteen dollars may not seem like a lot of money, but for Mike Moss the satisfaction is worth every penny. Moss, a recent University graduate and New Brunswick resident, filed a complaint with the city's Police Department alleging a Somerset-based towing company, Guaranteed Motor Towing Service Inc., overcharged him for an extra day of storage for his car. |
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- When city Superintendent of schools Ron Larkin received his budget figures just a few days before the school year began, he was worried about a possible shutdown but still confident the lack of funding would be resolved. |
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- It was only a matter of time before the Rutgers football team started to gain this kind of recognition. Riding the success of a 48-27 victory over Navy this past Saturday, the Big East gave a nod of approval to the up-and-coming Scarlet Knights by naming freshman tailback Justise Hairston the conference Co-Offensive Player of the Week and senior cornerback Brandon Haw Co-Special Teams Player of the Week. |
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- The Rutgers men's tennis team had a successful performance last weekend at the Northeast Tournament, hosted by Brown University. |
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- Thursday night, as I went to enter my weekly Knightwatch football prediction, I thought to myself 'Rutgers is more talented, but I have seen this episode before.' I chose Navy in the upset, 21-19. |
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- The Rutgers men's and women's golf teams competed in tournaments this weekend, with the men placing in fourth, out of 12 teams at The McLaughlin, and the women tying for 12th at the Notre Dame Invitational. |
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- Deborah Layton, survivor of the Jonestown mass suicide, is coming out with a book called "Seductive Poison" - which is about a "shameful story." Layton spoke to University students and professors Wednesday in the Multipurpose Room of the Rutgers Student Center on the College Avenue campus. She discussed her membership in the People's Temple, which, she said, will always be remembered in connection with the "Kool-Aid, where a bunch of lunatics killed themselves" to reach a higher salvation |
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- University of Utah student Jonathan Taylor was unsatisfied with his body. "I was a little guy," Taylor says. "I was the typical skinny, nerdy kid that people picked on. I hated it." Taylor dwelled on his imperfections until his dissatisfaction soon became an obsession. |
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- A major lawsuit was recently filed in an effort to end forced military recruitment on law school campuses across the country. The suit, filed in the Third Circuit against the Department of Defense, is being supported by law schools and professors from around the country. It was brought in response to the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy regarding gays. |
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- After a seven-month hiatus, the city's Free Public Library re-opened its newly renovated children's room Saturday afternoon with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception for over 40 children and their parents. |
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- The state Division of Youth and Family Services continues to see an increase in reports of child abuse and neglect this year, creating increased caseloads for most agency staffers. |
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- A six-hour standoff between a man suspected of shooting two police officers ended yesterday when police entered his home and found the bodies of two men and a woman. |
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- His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama, issued embarrassing observations about American life, lofty assertions of latent human potential and directives about how to live and survive in peace last Sunday at Central Park's East Meadow. |
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- Free rides are a thing of the past for one Salvation Army chapter. Homeless families that choose to stay in the Louisville, Kentucky Salvation Army shelter are welcome to stay free for one week. |
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- A radio talk-show host lost his job yesterday for eluding to black Mayor William Johnson Jr., a Democrat running for Monroe County executive in November, as an Orangutan. |
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- This coming Monday, Oct. 6 is the last day to register to vote in the 2003 elections in which the entire N.J. State Legislature is up for reelection. For many students wondering why voting this election cycle matters, I have two words to say: |
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- Consider it an anthrax bloodhound, a drug that can swoop into the body, latch onto deadly toxins spewed by anthrax bacteria and get rid of them. Two years after the anthrax-by-mail attacks, scientists are hard at work on such an antidote. |
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- The ranks of the uninsured swelled by 2.4 million last year as insurance costs kept rising and more Americans lost their jobs and health care coverage. |
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- Bitten nails. Disheveled hair. That look in one's eye that indicates susceptibility to the slightest annoyance. Almost everyone has experienced the culprit that brings out these characteristics: stress. |
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- Better than sex. Most definitely better than sex.... |
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- Fins el 4/01/04 es pot veure al Caixa Forum de Barcelona l'exposició "Henri Cartier-Bresson, Retrospectiva". Henri Cartier-Bresson (Chanteloup, França, 1908), es considerat actualment un dels grans mestres de la fotografia, així com també un referent clar de la fotografia documental. L'actual mostra que es presenta al Caixa Forum ja ha sigut exposada a la Biblioteca Nacional de França (París), i està organitzada per la Fundació La Caixa i Magnum photos i produïda per la Fundació Cartier-Bresson. Al llarg de l'exposició es presenten diverses obres de l'autor, desde 350 fotografies a dibuixos i objectes personals de Cartier-Bresson; i es fa un recorregut per les vivències de l'artista francès i les experiències que més el van impactar, com ara viatges a països com la Xina, l'Índia o Mèxic. |
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- VNC is a great tool for remotely configuring servers when performing tasks not easily accomplished via an SSH / Terminal session. One thing to look out for, however, is that the VNC server may fail when running on a headless server. You might, for example, set up your server at the remote location with a monitor attached, detach the monitor, and then go home thinking everything is set up fine... which it is, until you restart and find that you can't log on any more. As explained in the VNC FAQ, connecting a monitor adapter dongle will trick the software into thinking a monitor is attached, thereby getting around this problem. |
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- Well we are finally back online at home, here are the awesome results: 2003-09-29 21:52:38 EST: 3 / 63 Your download speed : |
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- At 10 PM the bat stands $12,986,647 with 154,146 contributions. We haven't added any offline money to the bat yet today -- you, the blog, have been driving this bat all day. The finance staff is still receiving reports from... |
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- If you're a web developer who works on numerous sites, it can be very beneficial to simulate a production environment on your local machine. Doing so typically requires a virtual host, that is a configuration for a particular... [Mac OS X Hints] |
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- The Miami Herald is reporting that former Congressman Bill McCollum has officially announced that he will enter the race to unseat Florida Senator Bob Graham, who is currently seeking the Democratic presidential nomination.... |
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- The Miami Herald is reporting that former Congressman Bill McCollum has officially announced that he will enter the race to unseat Florida Senator Bob Graham, who is currently seeking the Democratic presidential nomination.... |
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- The Miami Herald is reporting that former Congressman Bill McCollum has officially announced that he will enter the race to unseat Florida Senator Bob Graham, who is currently seeking the Democratic presidential nomination.... |
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- Posted by Callalilly 9/29/2003 |
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