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- How to Upgrade your Zaurus with OZ 3.2 to Opie 1.0 offline |
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- Bundesjustizministerin Brigitte Zypries hat gestern die „"Arbeitsgruppe Urheberrecht – Zweiter Korb" eingesetzt. Die Arbeitsgruppe soll Eckpunkte erarbeiten, um das Urheberrecht... |
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- abigail writes "Hee yaw! Apparently, Google will (at some point) be participating in a partnership by which it will contain "a subset of" WorldCat holdings records." It says Google, OCLC, and Gale have announced new partnerships that will help highlight the resources of libraries for Internet searchers: The Google/OCLC partnership will involve OCLC making a subset of OCLC WorldCat records available for indexing by Google as part of a pilot project. Holding information attached to the WorldCat records will be retrievable, so Google searchers will be able see which libraries in their area own copies of the particular title. |
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- What to expect when area teams take the field this weekend. |
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- You know your second child is here when all of the following happen to you in the course of a few days: 10. You call the garbage collector and sign up for the 32-gallon can instead of the oh-so-PC 20-gallon... |
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- A group of Milford firefighters is restoring a truck that belonged to a New York firefighter killed on Sept. 11. |
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- President Bush says major networks and newspapers in this country have purposely ignored positive developments in Iraq. Now, two congressmen... |
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- Sorry, I'm doing it again. Maybe it's only me (probably it is), but these letters from Scots Magazine have me laughing out loud at the way writers so often make cursory mention of something related to what's been in the magazine, but only as a lead-in to what they really want to write about. Whether it has anything to do with anything, or not. For instance, February 1975: Dear Sir,--Your correspondent, P. |
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- For those of you who might be wondering, Off Wing was unavailable for a few hours last night due to... |
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- The Keystone Symposium on Mass Spectrometry in Systems Biology will be held February 14 - 19, 2004 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. |
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- The teen was attacked near a school bus stop. County detectives are working 15-hour days to find the assailant. |
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- A Pez museum has opened in Easton, Pennsylvania, around the corner from the Crayola factory. Link |
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- Earlier this week the world's first taikonaut, Chinese Yang Liwei, blasted off into space, orbited the sickening refuse of a planet called Earth and returned alive, well and uncharred. An event steeped in delay and firecracker jokes about the viability of it all. Such was the reaction that a coaliti |
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- I have a client who I set up with an OS X Server. In addition to Users' home directories, there is a shared folder where my users save files that need to be read and written to by all users. OS X Server has default permissi... |
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- An anonymous reader writes "A US Northern Command general thinks that with US and international military dependence on space assets (such as GPS, eyes in the ... |
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- The county visitors bureau has something to crow about: Hotel stays are up 4 percent, group tours at Quaker Village are up, and a new initiative is expected to increase tourism across the county. |
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- The Patagonia ice fields of Chile and Argentina are the fastest area of glacial retreat on Earth, report scientists. |
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- The world's tallest skyscraper is completed in Taiwan - a 91-storey office building in the capital Taipei. |
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- New Zealand score 10 tries in a comfortable 68-6 victory over Canada in Melbourne. |
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- By SteveJack MacDailyNews Mike Langberg of the Mercury News tries to manufacture something out of nothing with his latest, "Irony in deal with Pepsi is hard to miss." He manufactures something alright, but it's not what he wants us to think. Langberg wants you to know that Jobs once wooed the CEO of Pepsi, John Sculley, to become the CEO of Apple with the now-legendary question, "Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared water, or do you want a chance... |
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- The shift of manufacturing to low-cost China is undermining Singapore's electronics sector, causing structural changes that are threatening the pace of Singapore's economic recovery, the country's central bank said Friday. (Dow Jones via MyAppleMenu SingaporeSurf) |
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- KL yet to respond to proposal to settle long-standing dispute amicably before ICJ or through international arbitration. By Laurel Teo (Straits Times via MyAppleMenu SingaporeSurf) |
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- Combat survival course put on hold, top commando replaced, instructors suspended and investigations continuing. By Dominic Nathan (Straits Times via MyAppleMenu SingaporeSurf) |
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- Ôá áéôÞìáôá êáé ôï ðëáßóéï ôçò áõñáíÞò ðïñåßáò áðü ôçí Ïìüíïéá óôï Óýíôáãìá... |
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- A 30-something is looking to snare a spouse. A mid-level executive needs to exude more professional poise. A bride-to-be wants to perfect her first dance. Common challenges that require an uncommon solution. Enter Polished. |
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- BLS Software has released Version 3.0 of Invoice! 2002™ , a Windows application that makes it easy for small businesses to keep track of customers, invoices, purchase orders, and inventory. [PRWEB Oct 17, 2003] |
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- Business America Radio, an Arizona based Internet Broadcasting Leader announced today the launch of its new radio show Leaders Lead. The show will launch November 13, 2003 and air every Thursday from 4-5 PM PST. The show will rebroadcast every Friday morning from 4-5 AM PST. All archived shows will be accessible to the general public. [PRWEB Oct 17, 2003] |
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- No Way! www.siteinasecond.com builds Websites you can see before you buy. Go to their Website click step 1 fill in info and in 48 to 72 hours you can view your Web site. |
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- Built in the mid-19th century, the inn appears to be beyond repair and may have to be torn down. |
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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 (15 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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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 (15 Oct 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 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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- A Tunisian national living in Warminster pleaded guilty to making $108,000 in purchases with the credit card numbers of restaurant patrons. |
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- PHP scalability: This article provokes one of the longest arguments I've seen at O'Reilly. I think the core problem is that people are arguing about a label ("is php 'scalable'?"), and so end up arguing as much about the label... |
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- its all about the showbiz.not that i really care about baseball... but it would have been nice for the cubbies fans i know. me? i grew up a cubs fan, then became a white sox fan. |
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