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- USA ePay now offers Veeo AuctionPlus:Service connects merchants to eBay. [PRWEB Oct 1, 2003] |
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- U2-GTA fans welcome the world to Toronto November 7-9 with "inTO the HEART - U2 Fan Fest 2003" [PRWEB Oct 1, 2003] |
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- Los Angeles, Calif. (PRWEB) Sept 30, 2003 – justMetal (www.justmetal.com), a leading online retailer of contemporary jewelry, is pleased to announce the launch of eCommerce portal (www.justmetal. |
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- WineCommune.com announced an agreement with eRobertParker.com focused on improving fine wine research, and buying and selling wine on the Internet. WineCommune.com announced that the two companies will work together to achieve two primary goals: |
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- Law Firm captures 10% more billable time using Timetag Professional with Microsoft® Outlook and BlackBerry® [PRWEB Oct 1, 2003] |
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- Tips on how to get organized utilizing ORG custom storage organizeng systems for closets, garage, homeoffice, pantry and wallbed systems. [PRWEB Oct 1, 2003] |
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- William T. Coleman ex-CEO and founder of BEA Systems has launched a new start-up. Cassatt plans to "...provide the infrastructure software and services to allow customers to more efficiently and effectively implement enterprise wide grid computing and service oriented architecture.... |
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Winter rye (Oct 01 2003 18:53 GMT) - A couple of days ago I placed an order for some winter rye which I will be planting in the garden beds after I clean them out next weekend. It should fix some nitrogen back into the soil and prevent winter erosion and maybe even neaten up the place. I wonder if it will make seeds for the birds? |
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- Yukihiro Matsumoto, the creator of the Ruby programming language, talks with Bill Venners about Ruby's design philosophy, including design imperfection, the danger of orthogonality, and the importance of the human in computer endeavors. |
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- The accord reached by Cisco and its Chinese rival, Huawei, clears a bigger path for the Massachusetts-based networking company to enter China's hot telecom market. |
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- Wireless Hacks hits the stands: teaches you exciting new tips: Rob Flickenger's latest book, Wireless Hacks, has been out for a few weeks and I wanted to share my delight with the title. I have the privilege of having been asked to write the foreword, and so read the book completely a few weeks ago. Here's what I wrote: |
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- Sun will sell its utility computing technologies to energy IT outsourcer SchlumbergerSema, which will in turn sell it to its customers. |
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- IBM's latest breakthrough in wireless chips is based on silicon germanium and could appear in consumer devices in about five years. |
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- Results from the July 2003 Bar Examination were released by the Louisiana Supreme Court last Friday. A summary follows: SchoolStudentsPassedCond. Failed LSU175131 (75%)34 (19%)10 (6%) Loyola13681 (60%)37 (27%)18 (13%) Southern12348 (39%)32 (26%)43 (35%) Tulane8560 (71%)20 (24%)5 (5%) Other9958 (59%)21 (21%)20 (20%) Total618378 (61%)144 (23%)96 (16%) Statistics are also available from February 2003. |
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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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- Palm took the wraps off three new PDAs today as it strives to maintain its top-dog status in a slumping market. The most noteworthy of the latest additions is the Tunsten T3, a color-screen, wireless PDA that is the first to feature a display that works both in landscape, or horizontal, mode and in the typical portrait mode. |
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- What does Primerica, a financial-services marketing organization in North America, have in common with, JetBlue, a New York-based discount airline? Executives at both companies have been scratching their heads over how to ensure their customer-data management policies comply with confusing new regulatory guidelines in their respective industries. |
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- Just offering the lowest price or the highest-quality products and services is not always a winning corporate strategy. Understanding each customer's requirements and crafting offerings that match is at the heart of effective sales and CRM processes. |
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- Bei Salon (day pass required) ein recht konfuses, aber in seiner konfusion, kommt mir vor, ziemlich interessantes lamento über alles mögliche: die neue sexlosigkeit, die selbstenterotisierung von guterzogenen, sensiblen, an amerikanischen universitäten studierenden mä |
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- Google for Governor. [via eric] |
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- Our last exciting episode found Matt at the edge insanity over a hard drive crash. Read on and discover the exciting conclusion.... |
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- Massimo Pigliucci, New Humanist: … John Paul II has stated that the reason gay marriages shouldn’t be allowed is because they are “unnatural,” |
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- America has fallen alarmingly behind other industrialized countries in access to and participation in college - which encompasses most education and training beyond high school. The details behind this fact are revealed in a study released today by the Education ... |
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- Newsday has been told by "intelligence officials" that Valerie Plame does in fact "work at the agency on weapons of mass destruction issues in an undercover capacity — at least she was undercover until last week when she was named by columnist Robert Novak." |
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- Wash Post Analyzes HD's campaign strategy .... Conventional wisdom credits Dean's Bush-bashing and his stoking of Democratic anger. But to follow Dean on the stump is to see something more subtle at work. While the other candidates focus on their |
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- After years of speculation, the truth can finally be told: Elvis Presley not only faked his death in 1977, he's alive today -- and we've got the photograph to prove it. [More] |
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- An Internet worm that disabled networks across the U.S. Monday and Tuesday temporarily thrust the nation into its most severe maelstrom of productivity since 1992. [More] |
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- He's a studious seventh grader at the Glen Crest Middle School in Glen Ellyn. Wesley Davison is 12-years old and though he's not big on sports, he is big on doing things to help others. |
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- [Via Samizdatat] When you're done with that, read this.... |
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- Pittsburgh Welcomes Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride |
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- Oct. 1 - The Cubs and their fans made themselves at home in Atlanta, shocking the Braves to take Game 1 of the Division Series 4-2. |
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- Oct. 1 - The garbage in the area's suburbs will begin piling up as haulers have decided to go on strike. And there is no word on when negotiations will resume. |
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Save Karyn! (Oct 01 2003 18:50 GMT) - Oct. 1 - Say you're $20,000 in debt, what steps would you take to get out of it? One woman went to the internet and begged, and begged, and then begged some more. |
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- Some cool hardware. Definitely a candidate for the next home office upgrade... Linksys Ships VPN Server. "Linksys ships the WRV54G, which offers up to 50 VPN connections in an office: This $230 device could replace much more expensive equipment for managing VPNs. |
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- Some cool hardware. Definitely a candidate for the next home office upgrade... Linksys Ships VPN Server. "Linksys ships the WRV54G, which offers up to 50 VPN connections in an office: This $230 device could replace much more expensive equipment for managing VPNs. |
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- Some cool hardware. Definitely a candidate for the next home office upgrade... Linksys Ships VPN Server. "Linksys ships the WRV54G, which offers up to 50 VPN connections in an office: This $230 device could replace much more expensive equipment for managing VPNs. |
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Enclosures (Oct 01 2003 18:50 GMT) - I'm curious about how the Enclosures feature is going to work. After 2 nights I have 500 megs of interesting material in my Radio folder. Somehow the program kept track of what it sent me the first night and didn't duplicate it. Who's keeping track? Will it send it again if I delete? |
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- The remake of the 1975 horror film about five people who are stranded near a rundown Texas home and terrorized by a chainsaw-wielding nutcase called Leatherface. |
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- Oct. 1 - The Cubs and their fans made themselves at home in Atlanta, shocking the Braves to take Game 1 of the Division Series 4-2. |
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- Oct. 1 - The garbage in the area's suburbs will begin piling up as haulers have decided to go on strike. And there is no word on when negotiations will resume. |
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- Oct. 1 - President Bush says a special counsel is not needed in the investigation of who leaked the name of a CIA operative to the media. |
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- Sept. 1 - Concern continues to grow over the health of Pope John Paul II. The ailing pontiff had trouble speaking during his weekly address. |
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- Oct. 1 - Riots erupted in Baghdad as people claiming to have been promised jobs as police officers were turned away. |
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- Six workers were injured today when a wall they were erecting fell on top of them. |
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- A bar is burning in Roxborough in the 68-hundred block of Ridge Avenue. |
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