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- Posted by kilkenny 10/17/2003 |
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- Posted by Ransom 10/17/2003 |
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- You don't need to worry about your body in your 20s, right? Well if you drop the junk food and alcohol and start working out now, you can be sure boys will be dropping at your feet for years to come. |
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- Research into chemicals that could stop HIV from entering the body continues apace. Although the majority of this research has focused on heterosexual sex, it could also be adapted for anal sex, scientists claim. |
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- This week saw the first UK example of a man convicted of GBH for passing on HIV to his lovers. But what is the impact of this on other HIV positive people? |
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- Penis piercing could increase your chance of contracting HIV through oral sex, according to a new study. |
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- A Zimbabwe politican claims that HIV is being spread through Zimbabwe prisons, with around two thirds of inmates having sex together. |
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- We're looking for people to share their experiences of HIV treatment with other gay.com members. Could you help? |
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- Hay enfrentasmomentos en el El ALto por de radio erbol • Friday October 17, 2003 at 12:17 PM |
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- Good equipment and ride. Otherwise mediocre |
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- When do you think the gang actually first met eachother? I know George and Jerry go back aways because they knew eachother in highschool, but what about Kramer and Elaine? I would take a guess and say that Jerry met Kramer when he moved into the building. Or maybe they all knew eachother as kids...that would be funny having one seinfeld episode where they are having flashbacks from when they were all kids. |
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- As of 1 pm today, October 17, 124,003 Americans have signed up to meet in restaurants, coffee houses, and bookstores at the same time on the same night once every month. Keep signing up your friends, and see how many... |
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- The WebSphere Developer's Domain just published an excerpt from Enterprise Programming with IBM WebSphere 2nd Edition here. That excerpt is a small section of the chapter on Web Service architectures and best practices. It should give people a taste of what's coming, though... |
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- The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet and Intellectual Property adopted the bill yesterday in a straight party-line vote in which all the Republicans were in favor and all the Democrats opposed. In today's Chronicle of Higher Education, Andrea Foster writes (accessible only to subscribers), "Scientists and groups representing colleges and academic libraries have long opposed legislation that would offer broad intellectual-property protections for databases. Such protections could stifle scholarship, they say. But the Association of American Universities, the American Council on Education, and the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges agreed on Wednesday to withdraw their opposition to the legislation after the bill's sponsors revised it to shield accredited nonprofit colleges and nonprofit research laboratories from liability." Also see Roy Mark's coverage in today's InternetNews. |
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- Michael Tierney of The Comic Book Store gives his read on a preview of Batman #620. The issue does sound appalling, considering it's a Batman book.... |
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- Jessica's Well has posted two retoactively hilarious pieces from Life in 1946 about how the U.S was "losing the victory in Europe." The main article was written by the eminent novelist John Dos Passos (whose journey from far left to hard right is one of the more stunning and fascinating ideological shifts among major 20th century writers) and is chock full of doom and gloom. Whether you were for or against the invasion of Iraq (I was against it), the Life stories are well worth reading and they do indeed provide sly commentary on how the press is dealing with the situation in postwar Iraq. While it's not clear that most of the media was against the war (at least at the time it started), there's every reason to believe that coverage is biased in favor of bad news over good. |
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- Project administrators: dangermaus, seeschloss |
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- Project description: GPU is a Gnutella client for sharing files and CPU-resources. Our objective is to develop a robust framework for distributed computing on a peer-to-peer grid. We hope to support peaceful, open and free research and to build a cheap supercomputer. |
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- We may have seen the best opportunity to see the most exciting world series ever played just dashed in a... |
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- Fans snap up tickets to special marathon presentation of LOTR trilogy in record time |
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- The U.S. government on Friday ordered airlines to search all commercial aircraft within the next 24 hours after the discovery of box cutters and other suspicious items aboard two Southwest Airlines planes, |
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- According to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and |
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- The record labels' trade association is giving the lawsuit targets warning this time around, offering them a chance to settle before the suits are filed. |
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- A global study shows that IT directors fear their own workers more than a potential terror attack or a natural disaster as a threat to the business. |
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- Yahoo's Overture Services subsidiary announces it will continue to offer commercial search links to Web rival MSN, which is owned by Microsoft. Broadband MSN gets blanket security |
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- Big Blue is bringing a faster processor to its lowest-end p615 Unix server and has announced new products for joining its servers to form a supercomputing cluster. |
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- Threats have been made and a vitriolic poster campaign launched against a little-known charity which counsels victims of childhood abuse. |
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- Education chiefs struggled to cope with a crisis which this week engulfed the county’s £43 million Public Private Partnership project (PPP) to refurbish schools after ties with its UK operation were abruptly severed by the Dutch owners of main contractor, Ballast plc. |
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- Two Haddington girls were among a group of 20 dancers who travelled to London to perform at the Royal Albert Hall last Friday in a charity performance for Barnado’s. |
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- Pupils at Ross High School will have a chance to see what parenthood is really like when they take charge of the school’s ‘virtual babies’. |
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- The tragic death of a Gifford teenager in a road accident last year has led his family and friends to form a new charity to help other young people who are affected by bereavement. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - R-Linux is a data recovery and undelete tool for file recovery after power failure, system crash, virus infection, partition with the files was reformatted. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - "Bahrain has reposed a major vote of confidence in Linux by using the open source software as the engine to drive its future on-line services..."... |
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SpiralStar (Oct 17 2003 18:19 GMT) - SpiralStar comes as part of the Anfy application which not only configures the applet for you, but also generates the HTML code! All you do is click buttons, no programming experience required! |
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Zeus (Oct 17 2003 18:19 GMT) - A powerful programmers editor for the Windows platform, that comes preconfigured for Java. |
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- The Recording Industry Association of America has begun preparing a second round of file-swapping lawsuits, notifying 204 individuals that they are in line to be sued for copyright infringement. |
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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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- "Ginsburg: From Cornell to Court." The Cornell Daily Sun today offers this report on a talk Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg delivered at Cornell yesterday. The Ithaca Journal also covered the event, reporting here that "Before [Jeffrey Lehman's] address, U. |
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- A couple of new GPS enabled Motorola phones coming from Nextel later this month. The i730, which has a 65,000 color display, while the i205 apparently has so few noteworthy features that on its site Nextel lists the fact that it can be set to "vibrate" as one of its major selling point. Ouch. Read [Thanks, Dan]... |
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- A couple of new GPS enabled Motorola phones coming from Nextel later this month. The i730, which has a 65,000 color display, while the i205 apparently has so few noteworthy features that on its site Nextel lists the fact that it can be set to "vibrate" as one of its major selling point. Ouch. Read [Thanks, Dan]... |
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