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- Our comics this week are sponsored by John Gist of The Lopsided Poopdeck - "Right Wing Wacko on the Left Coast" Our cartoons are licensed through Cagle Cartoons, Inc.... |
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- Workers at a Kettle Foods potato chip plant were feeding potatoes into a machine that sorts out stones and other debris this week when a 3-pound military bomb popped out. General manager Marc Cramer said the shipment from a Pasco, Wash., farm also contained a second bomb. |
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Truco (Oct 17 2003 11:09 GMT) |
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Truco (Oct 17 2003 11:09 GMT) |
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- Mortgage rates are still at an all time low. So why have 29% of current US homeowners held back from refinancing their homes? [PRWEB Oct 17, 2003] |
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- 3W Internet has developed new Desktop software that runs in Microsoft® Excel and is called the Invoice Profitability Calculator. The Invoice Profitability Calculator is a product that reveals how any business with Account Debtors can become more valuable with less risk of doing the same business as before. The product demonstrates how a "Sell the Invoices Financial Strategy" can dramatically increase the return on investment in Working Capital, resulting in higher Profits and increasing the Net Worth of the business. [PRWEB Oct 17, 2003] |
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- AVMs from DataQuick now available at www.onepointcity.com [PRWEB Oct 17, 2003] |
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- Electronic Exchange Systems (EXS) has been selected as the credit card processing engine for the MYOB AccountEdge software solution. [PRWEB Oct 17, 2003] |
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- Northeast likely to have 'variability' in weather |
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- Smolarz had received brunt of the criticism for system's increasing deficit; 'I am just very tired'; Top officials confirm he wasn't asked to leave |
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- How to balance budget debated at conference |
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- Balto. Co. executive strikes early to tap willing donors |
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- Va. judge refuses to allow video witness testimony |
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- Odenton: Competing for 1,300 spaces at the station, more than 2,000 commuters get up early, get creative - and some get parking tickets. |
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- Memorial: Despite current Franco-American squabbles, Annapolis residents gather to honor soldiers from France who died for this country. |
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- David Thewlis, who will be starring as Professor Remus Lupin in next year's "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban," has another movie premering next month at the 47th London Film Festival. The film is "Cheeky," and in additon to playing the lead role, David also directed. |
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- The Savoy Label Group today announced the availability of its music catalog through Apple's iTunes Music Store... |
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- Apple are currently marketing some clever add-ons for the iPod. Belkin have produced a clever media reader, called the er.. Belkin Media Reader. The device allows you to transfer files from memory cards to your iPod. At 90 it's priced a bit steep, but if you're out and about taking lots of high res digital snaps, you'd easily spend more on a couple of 256MB memory cards. |
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- FORT COLLINS, Colo. - Brad-lee Van Pelt ran for two touchdowns and passed for another - all in the second quarter - as Colorado State beat Air Force 30-20 Thursday night. |
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- NEW YORK - Pedro Martinez said he needed a few minutes, that he was not ready to talk yet. You could understand why, after the brutal 6-5 defeat in 11 innings. While he sat at his locker, while reporters milled about, Scott Williamson patted Martinez on the back, offered condolences. Here was relief from a reliever, too late. |
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Ka-Boone! (Oct 17 2003 11:08 GMT) - NEW YORK - They waited and waited, letting the Boston Red Sox believe they had a shot at shucking The Curse, beating the New York Yankees and going to the World Series. |
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- Kevin Harvick's GM Goodrich No. 29 car will be in Tucson on Oct. 29 for a promotion prior to the Nov. 2 NASCAR Winston Cup race at Phoenix International Raceway. |
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- BOSTON - The groundskeeper involved in a fight in the bullpen at Fenway Park expects to sue New York Yankees Jeff Nelson and Karim Garcia, his lawyer said Thursday. |
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- LOS ANGELES - Stanford coach Mike Montgomery will receive the John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching award in April. |
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- CHICAGO - In the Billy Goat Tavern outpost on Clark Street, just a block from Wrig-ley Field, people talked about the curse on Thursday, a day after the Cubs completed one of the more memorable collapses in postseason history. |
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- MESA - Arizona State football coach Dirk Koetter suspended two players last week after they were charged with aggravated assault and criminal trespassing, a newspaper reported Thursday. |
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- GREENSBORO, N.C. - Peter Jacobsen always enjoyed playing Forest Oaks Country Club. Then the course got a makeover. Now, he loves it. |
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- For the past few weeks, Rob Novotny has lived in a Tucson hotel while working on the craziest of all baseball notions: |
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- When two teams display the diminutive tally of swimmers the way Desert View and Palo Verde do, often the goal of the meet shifts from winning to sim-ply tuning for the regional and state events. |
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- CHICAGO - Florida Marlins manager Jack McKeon returned to his hotel room early Thursday, a few hours after his team clinched a World Series berth, and found himself inundated with phone calls. |
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- LOS ANGELES - Joe Johnson scored 22 points, and Leandro Barbosa had nine of his 16 in the fourth quarter as the Suns beat the Los Angeles Clippers 96-93 after blowing a 19-point lead Thursday. |
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- OAKLAND, Calif. - Oakland Raiders linebacker Bill Romanowski was sued Thursday by teammate Marcus Williams, seriously injured when they fought during practice. |
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- TAMPA, Fla. - Martin St. Louis and Jassen Cullimore scored 25 seconds apart in the second period as the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Phoenix Coyotes 5-1 Thursday night. |
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- Sometimes winning takes stability. |
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- Each week, Star high school writer Brian J. Pedersen and KVOA sports director Dan Ryan will pop off on who will win the top matchup. |
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- Log on to the Web site www.azstarnet.com/varsity to submit a question you'd like to see used. |
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- Several track athletes tested positive for a steroid that until recently was undetectable and now face suspensions that could bar them from the 2004 Athens Olympics, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency said Thursday. |
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- There are no first-team All-Americans. No Midnight Madness ceremonies. And no preseason No. 1 or 2 rankings this time. Not even a Tom Arnold appearance. |
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- The UA volleyball team hinted at the power it could become in a dominating victory over Oregon on Thursday. |
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- It was UA media day, but that did not prevent an opponent from chiming in as well. |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Ranking: 4633, Activity percentile: 66.88%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Download count: 2 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushiwiki-devel |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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