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Shadow Man (Oct 06 2003 23:53 GMT) - "Life is like a bed of Roses, it looks pretty from where you are, but once you jump on it, you will feel the thorns, hiding below them." ~Kew: Fall 2004~... |
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- okay well screw you too PAWR. i will do the art thing instead. a fine exercise in getting me in... |
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- Thanks RM for sharing this with us. Do you have any |
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- I think that now you know it is there, you're going |
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- diamondsbylauren, dimonbob, Please tone down the rhetoric. There haven't been any anti-semitic |
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- :D I like em' all. Real of synthetic! I'm all |
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- Buzza Hill Entrance Graves - St.Mary's, Isles of Scilly - 3rd October 2003 Buzza Hill can be reached via a footpath up from the east end of Porthcressa Beach, or from just off Church Road (either a footpath from the Power Station, or via the Hospital Lane). It's well worth the short climb. Not only does the hill give you the best views back over Hugh Town but also it contains one existing entrance grave, one that was probably an entrance grave before a windmill was built on it in 1834 (and which is now ... |
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- An interesting column in the Arizona Republic says there are indications that successful charter schools may improve academic performance in traditional schools as well. The piece suggests that success is supposed to be determined through attracting students, not pleasing bureaucrats, and that charters are meeting a market demand for educational alternatives. |
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- Hey if you love spoilers, click on through! If not, then log off until 2005! |
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- Latin America's richest man said Monday that the region won't escape its traditional boom and bust economic cycles without commitments to improve its infrastructure, education and long-term capital investment. |
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- H1B visas have been slashed. In some personal correspondence godless thought that this was kind of ass-backwards (my words). After all, there are fewer H1B workers than unskilled legal & illegal immigrants. So what gives? On this blog we've talked... |
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- Euro Rises After ECB's Duisenberg Calls the Dollar's Decline `Unavoidable' [Bloomberg: Top Worldwide] |
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- It's a meme that's been going around lately, so I thought that I'd take a look and see what could be seen. I didn't see much. The subject has come up, of course: for example, this site lists suggested candidates,... |
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- During many discussions on the topic of Web Services, compared versus distributed system technologies like CORBA and J2EE, I've been told that XML based Web Services is too slow -- i.e., the performance will be the biggest bottleneck. While I agree that their concerns are true and real, (1) I suppose that they do not understand the economic labor that will have to go into to implement distributed system solutions, versus the Web Services solutions. And (2) I also suppose that they do not understand where organizations are with integration needs. |
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- The preliminary report delivered on Thursday by the chief arms inspector in Iraq forces the Bush administration to come face... |
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- This is a table about San Francisco Asian Produce Market Update |
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- This is a table about San Francisco Tropical Produce Market Update |
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- This is a table about San Francisco Fresh Herbs Market Update |
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- This is a table about San Francisco Onion and Potato Market Update |
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- This is a table about San Francisco Fresh Vegetable Market Update |
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- This is a table about San Francisco Fresh Fruit Market Update |
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- The companies announce a pact in which Siemens Business Services will support Fujitsu customers in North America and Europe, while Fujitsu will help Siemens in the Asia Pacific region. |
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- St.Agnes Beacon Cairns - 2nd October 2003 Can't really miss this hill, just west of St.Agnes village. Easy to reach, via numerous public footpaths around the area. National Trust openland. |
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- I was just reading a story over on The Register about how a British teenager caused disruption to a US port when he used their systems to launch a DDOS attack (so they say). Well, apart from this being laughable,... |
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- "'We've got a lot of Canadians wondering how it is that a Canadian citizen gets scooped up and sent off to jail in another country for a year and then arrives back and no one wants to investigate why,' said NDP Leader Jack Layton." |
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- It looks like the upcoming earnings call referred to by CNET is the last time that Yahoo will depend in external search revenue to make its numbers. Once Yahoo acquires Overture the revenue numbers all show up on the bottom line directly. Of course Yahoo will then be earning revenue no only on its own searches, but on the rest of the Overture network here in the US and internationally [summary] |
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- Tri-Valley to Complete Oil Creek Discovery -- yo Seabiscuit! |
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- I try to mention what scripts, plugins, etc. I add to BB in case someone else wants to grab 'em. The majority of the Scriptygoddess' scripts installed here are listed in this post; Geeksblog's close comment script is listed here. Here are the latest additions: |
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- Bolster Bank - 2nd October 2003 I wouldn't agree with Craig Weatherhill, in "Cornovia: Ancient Sites of Cornwall & Scilly" (Cornwall Books - 1985, revised 1997 & |
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- Movable Type を作っている Six Apart が TypePad を正式にローンチさせ |
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- Satan just got home from his daily wanderings with the most bizarre, unclassifiable bit of news i've heard in a... |
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- Haiku is probably not what you think it is. Forget the elementary school exercises with 17 syllables in a 5-7-5 pattern. Haiku is a way of life that happens to have one manifestation as few words. R.H. |
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- American-style directly elected sheriffs could set the blueprint for policing in their area under a shake-up proposed by the Tories. |
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- The government will this week announce whether the proposed merger of Granada and Carlton can go ahead. |
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- The widow of a lung cancer victim is taking a tobacco firm to court in the first case of its kind in the UK. |
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- I had a long, shit-riddled day at work. We had a disaster of Biblical porportions over the weekend that kept... |
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- The Los Angeles Premiere of "Kill Bill Vol. 1" took place at the historic Grauman's Chinese Theater. Surrounded by special celebrity guests and looking anything but deadly, Lucy Liu (O-Ren Ishii), Julie Dreyfus (Sofie Fatale) and Chiaki Kuriyama (Go-Go Yubari)... |
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- Producer Lawrence Bender's been with Quentin Tarantino since Tarantino's first feature film. In fact, it was Bender who was the driving force behind getting Harvey Keitel to sign on to "Reservoir Dogs." So if you want the real story behind... |
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- "But of course, the object of this lawsuit is not to stop Linux from using the code; it's to stop Linux from eating SCO Unix's lunch. And it seems to me that it's very likely to succeed..."... |
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- Presti wins Trophe Veolia. Yachting World Oct 6 2003 5:06PM ET |
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- McKee retains lead in Mini Transat. Yachting World Oct 6 2003 5:06PM ET |
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- Boat collides with vessel near Neah Bay. King5.com Oct 6 2003 5:01PM ET |
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- Pelican Cove offers town homes, single family residences. Daily Nonpareil Oct 6 2003 4:10PM ET |
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- Dealing with free-trade issues a difficult job. Recordnet.com Oct 6 2003 2:45PM ET |
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- Keep your front lawn car-free. Modesto Bee Oct 6 2003 2:45PM ET |
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- 3 weekend events draw steady crowd. Fort Pierce Tribune Oct 6 2003 2:37PM ET |
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- New book rates city 'poor place to live'. Oxford Mail Oct 6 2003 1:53PM ET |
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- Fishing Fleet's 1.6m Shot In The Arm Lifts Gloom. Devon Herald Express Oct 6 2003 1:52PM ET |
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- Where were you? Chirmsak impugns Thaksin on democracy. Bangkok Post Oct 6 2003 1:45PM ET |
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- Clipper Crew Come Home To Heroes' Welcome. Bristol Evening Post Oct 6 2003 1:25PM ET |
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- Cape Cod tuna fishermen angered by bigger boat's haul of pricey fish. WBZ Oct 6 2003 1:11PM ET |
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