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- Critical US energy bill crafted in secrecy The massive energy bill taking final shape behind closed doors on Capitol Hill this week began in controversy and is heading into more of it. |
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- Exiled from Piano, now too long to contain it. |
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- The Chief Justice of Canada |
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- Ireland will go into the World Cup sixth favourites with England having been installed as favourites for a final appointment with New Zealand in Sydney next month. |
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Record (Oct 02 2003 05:44 GMT) - >46 kilometer fietsen in 1 uur, dat is niet niks (Leontien, gister). Maar 115 M&M's in 3 minuten eten, da's toch ook een hele prestatie! Let wel: met stokjes, en één voor één!! |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- Most recent daily statistics (30 Sep 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (30 Sep 2003): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- Public discussion forums: Open Discussion, Help |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (30 Sep 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- To run locationlink please add a statement below the script that calls it with the appropriate parameter list It seems like there is no "below the script" How do I do as the box says and add a statement "below" the script? How do I get past the little arrows? |
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- Happy Birthday to Mr. Mohanchand Karamchand Gandhi and thanks a lot to him from me and all indians. Thanks a lot for fighting without any arms with Britishers and helped a lot for FREEDOM of India. |
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- Anyone who has written a report/thesis/paper would know the nuisances involved in writing the citations section of the work. When you are this close to winding up your work, it... |
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- When will Chief Software Architect Bill Gates learn? Won't Microsoft ever get e-books right?Dan Jackson Software has just released Version 1.5 of Convert Lit. Now, despite Microsoft's latest security "fix," you can exercise your fair use rights and make backups without jumping though DRM hoops. |
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- (Dig the date! 10-01) Current obsessions, not in order. And yes I am scattered-brained lately. Radio Darvish: Persian Traditional Music Final Fantasy Tactics Advance† |
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- PITTSBURGH - A woman who evaded authorities for 25 years was finally arrested by sheriff's deputies serving a warrant for her daughter. |
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- Bush adviser Hughes says leak disrupts democracy Karen Hughes, one of President Bush's longest-serving and closest advisers, said Wednesday that the public disclosure of a CIA operative's name was a disservice to the president and "very disruptive to democracy." |
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- What's the deal with Hollywood's new obsession with re-advertising movies being released on VHS/DVD as if they were coming out all over again? Do they really think this works? I mean, the reason no one went to Hollywood Homicide is because it looks like it totally sucks. That doesn't change once it gets converted to DVD format. Jeez. |
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Cya (Oct 02 2003 05:42 GMT) - Don't let the door... |
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- Teachers are called on to wear many hats during a day. These days teachers are called on to be all things to all kids. Sometimes I feel like Bartholomew Cubbins in the Dr. Seuss Story "The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins." In the story Bartholomew can't seem to get rid of the hats on his head. |
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- Saddam 'seen' five days ago Saddam Hussein was reportedly seen in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk five days ago and is moving in increasingly smaller circles in order to evade capture, Jalal Talabani, a leading member of Iraq's governing council, said yesterday. |
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- Software Development Times: Java Eye for the .NET Guy. |
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- Software Development Times: Java Eye for the .NET Guy. |
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- Just watched the new RotK trailer. Goodness, I've got goosebumps. Shelob. Minas Tirith. Minas Morgul. |
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- Finally, scientific evidence that provides me an excuse for being a lazy insensitive bastard: How a man's mind really works. Using PET scans and measuring levels of certain chemicals in the brain, some smart boys have found solid reasons why men think and act the way they do in relation to women. |
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- Why not just genetically engineer women for milk? It's a billboard campaign by an ANZedd group against genetic engineering of foodstuffs, with a pretty catchy pic. |
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- Here's a pic of the flier - I know you can't really read it, but trust me, you don't really want to. It's the worst kind of filth. |
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- This Times story on Clark being the toast of Hollywood is kind of interesting. They can raise a lot of money and have a lot of influence: The hottest star in Hollywood at this moment is not Nicole or Julia or the two Toms, Cruise and Hanks. It is a 58-year-old retired four-star general who seems to have Hollywood's Democratic Party loyalists — which means the bulk of the town — in a fever. "General Clark definitely has the flavor of the month status," Steve Tisch, a producer and prominent Democratic contributor, said about Gen. |
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- This one is a day old, too. What can I do. If you obsessively check the Dean blog, you've known for 24 hours. If not, maybe it's news to you. The highlight a campaign manager Joe Trippi's summary of the news at the Dean blog very early this morningf: |
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- Another item from while I was away. This one a day old, from the Hollywood Reporter (I'll include all the paragraphs on The Amazing Race): CBS' 'Race,' 'Brother' set for Season 5 CBS has picked up fifth installments of the reality series "Big Brother" and "The Amazing Race.". . |
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- This evening at 10:10 PM I went down the hall to close the door to the courtyard and noticed that the moon was just setting behind the Olympic Mountains. The moon was dark orange, just barely visible above the horizon. I have never seen the moon colored in this way. I hope it was caused by the forest fire on Hurricane Ridge-----I took a picture with my digital camera but it did not show up. |
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- Sorry this came out while I was in LA and unable to update, or I would have had it up sooner. (Much thanks to Michael from All About RC for the early heads up.) The website All About RC has posted a message directly from our heroes, Chip & Reichen, announcing they have completely called it quits. An excerpt: We recently gave an interview to the Advocate, which will appear on shelves 14 October 03. |
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