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- OBJECTIVELY PRO-TREASON. I had almost forgotten about the whole travel office business, but this editorial writer !hasn't: Ten years ago, Republicans went nuts when the Clinton White House fired seven bureaucrats who worked in the travel office. GOP senators demanded that a special prosecutor investigate. |
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- Danny Ayers has written up an RDF-based Review Vocabulary. I think it would work well as an interchange format for reviews, but perhaps not so well in an RSS feed. For example, the dc:creator field seems to apply to the reviewer rather than the item. The description is blank, because it can't contain the review: |
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- Don Park wrote, "Here is a recent semi-public paper on web server performance mentioned in a message to Tomcat developer mailing list. Download article.zip and read the PDF file inside the zip file. It has some interesting discussion about web server performance myths. Here is an choice excerpt: |
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- Don Park wrote, "Here is a recent semi-public paper on web server performance mentioned in a message to Tomcat developer mailing list. Download article.zip and read the PDF file inside the zip file. It has some interesting discussion about web server performance myths. Here is an choice excerpt: |
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- Don Park wrote, "Here is a recent semi-public paper on web server performance mentioned in a message to Tomcat developer mailing list. Download article.zip and read the PDF file inside the zip file. It has some interesting discussion about web server performance myths. Here is an choice excerpt: |
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- Don Park wrote, "Here is a recent semi-public paper on web server performance mentioned in a message to Tomcat developer mailing list. Download article.zip and read the PDF file inside the zip file. It has some interesting discussion about web server performance myths. Here is an choice excerpt: |
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- Don Park wrote, "Here is a recent semi-public paper on web server performance mentioned in a message to Tomcat developer mailing list. Download article.zip and read the PDF file inside the zip file. It has some interesting discussion about web server performance myths. Here is an choice excerpt: |
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- Como ya lo predecía antes, el buen Antonio libera ya la cuarta entrega de su ya infaltable Blogpocket. Y es que lo confieso soy un maldito adicto a 2 weblogs, en su momento comentare cual es ese otro, porque... |
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- . . . America's deficit will have grown so fuckin' big it literally develops life-giving teats from which our senior... |
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on the menu (Oct 01 2003 16:41 GMT) - Today's lunch will consist of three Midols, all crushed up to a fine powder and chased down with a chocolate egg cream. That will be followed by a bacon cheeseburger deluxe, diner style, with big, fat onion rings that leak... |
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- Lagvärldsmästaren David Ruud byter klubb, sedan han inte fått ut all lön. Den 23-årige talangen från Gislaved lämnar Västervik för Smålandskonkurenterna Vetlanda. |
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- Golfproffset Daniel Chopra kan bli näste svensk på amerikanska PGA-touren. Inför säsongsavslutningen ligger 29-åringen på 21:a plats på Nationwides penninglista. Det krävs en placering bland de 20 bästa för att klara kortet till USA-touren 2004. |
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- Serie B-laget Napoli straffas med en 0-3-förlust efter supporteroroligheterna i samband med bortamötet med Avellino. |
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- Den brasilianska längdhopperskan Maurren Higa Maggi har fått sin dopningsdom fastställd. Maggi testades positivt för anabola steroider i juni, men inte förrän nu har det brasilianska friidrottsförbundet fastställt hennes avstängning till två år. |
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SI1 or VS1 (Oct 01 2003 16:41 GMT) - Is there a visible difference between VS1 and SI1? |
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- Sooo disappointed in ebay lately :confused: |
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- We are just putting the finishing touches on the schedule of this year's Developer Days, taking place December 3 & 4 here in Zurich in the Kongresshaus (just putting up all the info again as a reminder). This means, the official DevDays page containing schedule and info should go live this week... But that alone can't be the reason for this post, can it? No. |
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- I redid the titles in anamorphic aspect ratio this morning, now it's time to put the finishing touches on it and then test test test before sending it off to the manufacturer this evening. I'm really getting my head into some new projects now, I feel like as soon as I put this project to bed I'll be able to really get to work on the new ones. This one's been fun, and we learned a lot, and I think it turned out pretty great- especially for a student film- but there's things I'd like to do differently and better on this next project. That's how it always is, when you finish something. At least for me. |
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- UZBEKISTAN: "PROTESTANTS CANNOT WORK AS TEACHERS," IDEOLOGY OFFICIALDECLARES - Forum 18An ideology official in the town administration of Muinak in the autonomousKarakalpakstan republic who helped have a Protestant sacked as a sportsteacher in a local school last July after he refused to renounce his faithhas explained why. "I am convinced that a Protestant may not work as aschool teacher in Uzbekistan," Jalgas Saidmuratov told Forum 18 NewsService. "Our state is moving towards Islam." The sacking of LepesbaiOmarov violates Uzbekistan's constitution and religion law, which proclaimUzbekistan a secular state and outlaw discrimination on religious grounds. |
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- We are delighted to report that Lisa English of Ruminate This is back today after a short hiatus. She has... |
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- "Baltimore UnWired is a great way to educate the general public on the benefits of wireless technology, and it will help to connect the people of our city to the Internet," [Balto mayor] O'Malley said. "Wireless technology is just one more amenity that we have to offer our residents, students, business travelers, convention-goers and tourists." If you needed a reason to visit Charm City, here it is. |
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- Anders Jacobsen's blog: WalMart goes serious with RFID |
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- Judging from reports of falling P2P site usage, the recording industry's legal tactics are working. Since this spring, when the record industry began suing college students who were high volume file-sharers, traffic at leading P2P site Kazaa has fallen 41 percent, according to Nielsen/NetRatings. |
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- Judging from reports of falling P2P site usage, the recording industry's legal tactics are working. Since this spring, when the record industry began suing college students who were high volume file-sharers, traffic at leading P2P site Kazaa has fallen 41 percent, according to Nielsen/NetRatings. |
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- Judging from reports of falling P2P site usage, the recording industry's legal tactics are working. Since this spring, when the record industry began suing college students who were high volume file-sharers, traffic at leading P2P site Kazaa has fallen 41 percent, according to Nielsen/NetRatings. |
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- Visited 15th August 2003: I've not walked up to this fort but I've seen it many times from the road. It looks like there's a distinctive winding path leading up to it on the south side. There were people coming down it when I took the photo, but I've no idea whether there's public access or not. The site was adapted into a motte and bailey castle during the Middle Ages (Castell Cadwaladr). |
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- Like Father, Like Son (but not as smart) The Daily Mislead has a reminder about the similarities and differences between George Bush, Sr. and George Bush, Jr. Writing five years ago about his own decision to contain Saddam Hussein in the Gulf War of 1 |
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- Coke plans to use GPS to locate contest winners. Indystar.com reports. Tom Hespos comments. [summary] |
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- Oct 1, 2003: Worse than Watergate. CHRIS MATTHEWS: Don't you think it's more serious than Watergate, when you think about it? RNC CHAIRMAN ED GILLESPIE: |
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- Gizmodo : EXCLUSIVE: Details of Nextel's 2004 lineup, including an unannounced Motorola Smartphone Hmm... a Nextel SmartPhone. Could be interesting. |
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- bit about Albanian fans, copyedit, added ext link |
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- Anil Dash has interviewed the “Father of the Permalink”, Paul Bausch. It contains all sort of interesting things and made... |
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- Anil Dash has interviewed the “Father of the Permalink”, Paul Bausch. It contains all sort of interesting things and made... |
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- I can finally relax and get back to my normal routine. The carpet was replaced on Monday, and all of... |
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- Last night's Labyrinth Theater benefit shows exactly what's so terrifying about the world of contemporary theater. Our anonymous man on... |
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- The open source project positions the suite's next version as another step in a quest to make inroads on Microsoft's dominance with Office products. [internetnews.com: Enterprise News] Get your free copy today. ... |
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- For years, Canadians stuck on long waiting lists for medical care have travelled south for treatment. A British High Court ruling, however, could make it official National Health Service policy to ship folks abroad if they've gone without their guaranteed care for an "undue" amount of time. (What counts as "undue" isn't yet clear.) Of course, given the relatively high death rates of patients who undergo major surgery in Britain, it may be worth the wait. |
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