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- While the odds we’ll snag Osama or Saddam are increasingly remote, they are still finite. That’s why we’re lucky to have Jerry Boykin who says “ |
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- This hour's show is called The Whole Wheat Folk (Folk). The main Whole Wheat Radio site is at: http://www. wholewheatradio. |
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- Schooner Fare will be playing Freeborn Man from the album For the Times of genre Folk |
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- While the odds we’ll snag Osama or Saddam are increasingly remote, they are still finite. That’s why we’re lucky to have Jerry Boykin who says “the enemy is a guy named Satan,” because there’s absolutely no chance we’ll nab him. Why ruin a good war by having an end in sight?<?xml: |
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- "Spiegel": Ex-Debitel-Chef Dreyer wieder im Gespräch |
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- It is 1365, and Owen Archer is called upon by Archbishop Thoresby to exercise his skills as detective. |
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- It is 1365, and Owen Archer is called upon by Archbishop Thoresby to exercise his skills as detective. |
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- Essbare Bücher haben sich noch nicht allgemein durchgesetzt. Kann das Web daran etwas ändern? »The International Edible Book Festival is a yearly event on April 1 throughout the world from 2-4 p.m. (depending upon time zone). |
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- »Smile us into Prosperity...wear a SMILETTE. This wonderful little gadget will solve the problems of the Nation! |
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- »Vieles, was die "Fackel" gerade in ihren ersten Jahrzehnten auszeichnete, macht deutlich, wie eng das Projekt von Kraus mit dem eines Weblogs verwandt ist. Kraus startete die "Fackel" 1899 als Gegenprojekt zum etablierten Zeitungsdiskurs. Das Wort sollte wieder frei sein und nicht von Geldgebern abhängen, Werbung und Berichterstattung nicht vermischt werden.« ORF.at über die... |
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- »Ich fände das in Ordnung.« - SPD-Generalsekretär Olaf Scholz im Spiegel auf die Frage, ob für ihn im Falle der Arbeitslosigkeit auch ein Job als Würstchenverkäufer zumutbar sei. Bravo Olaf, sei ein Vorbild! |
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- Krishna Bharat, Schöpfer von Google News, im Interview bei Online Journalism Review: »I want this to be a force for a democracy. I want us to be an honest broker, and I want newspapers featured on our site to get traffic from us. … You see a lot more diversity in the... |
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- »I have lost all my files last month. I was upgrading my computer hard disk. I forgot to back up my data. All my files gone. What a shame, although I have a Masters degree in computer science, I ignored the most basic step to safe guide your data. |
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- Lesson one in good advertising: reinterpret the visual. ! »42% of Britons use sex toys« Quicktime, 1,8 MB. Agency:... |
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- NEW YORK -- Wall Street welcomed another batch of better-than-expected profits this past week, helping carry the major indexes to fresh 52-week highs. While analysts expect moderate gains ahead, the third-quarter earnings season might represent a peak. |
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- NEW YORK -- Construction on a new headquarters for The New York Times Co. has been put on hold until the company's partner in the project secures financing, the newspaper said Friday.The newspaper is not expected to move in until late 2006 or early 2007, about two years later than initially planned, chief executive Russell Lewis said. |
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- Financial IndustryZions Bancorp's 3Q net earnings up 57 percent; company issues quarterly cash dividend -- Salt Lake City-based Zions Bancorp said Thursday it will issue a quarterly cash dividend of 30 cents a share, payable Nov. 26 to shareholders of record on Nov. |
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Recalls (Oct 18 2003 08:54 GMT) - Dodge recalling pickups for wiring problemWASHINGTON (AP) -- DaimlerChrysler AG is recalling 50,082 Dodge Dakota pickups because of a wiring problem, the government said. The recall affects pickups with manual transmissions from model years 2001-2003. |
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- DALLAS -- Think you're the best gamer in town? These days, you'll need more than the high score to prove it.Two companies are betting video game fans will put their money where their mouse is -- YouPlayGames and Ultimate Arena.Both let gamers 18 years and older wager real money while fighting friends and strangers in first-person-shooter games like "Return to Castle |
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- LEWISTON, Idaho -- Giant rolls of toilet paper big enough for Paul Bunyan are spun 24 hours a day at this sprawling factory along the Clearwater River.In its 100th year of existence, Potlatch Corp. is a dominant bathroom tissue producer in the West, and is making inroads in the East and Midwest in its quest to become No. |
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- A controversial ruling that allows the Federal Trade Commission to crack down on errant telemarketers making unsolicited calls to people registered on a national Do-Not-Call list is prompting many direct marketing businesses in Utah to comply with the list, while sparking concerns among others. |
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- Brent Webb of Orem, a mechanical engineering professor at Brigham Young University, was named a Fellow of The American Society of Mechanical Engineers International.Webb, who earned his doctorate in mechanical engineering from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind. |
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- The Internet revolution and advances in digital technology and telecommunications not only fueled the boom in medical transcription services but also helped Career Step LLC of Springville combat theft of its copyrighted materials. Career Step, a distance-learning medical transcription school that used textbooks and tapes in 1992 to train its students to transcribe dictated |
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- Editor's Note: Please submit calendar information for Utah Business events, seminars and conferences to gleong@heraldextra.com or fax it to 344-2985. Deadline for submission is the Wednesday of the week before publication. TUESDAY Utah Valley State College will hold a workshop on business licensing, registration and basic legal structures. |
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- Sam Gentile noticed there's a build your own PDC feature on the MyMSEvents site. |
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- Sam Gentile noticed there's a build your own PDC feature on the MyMSEvents site. |
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- Usability Ideas First stage of refactoring is complete. But still a lot of topics could be factored out because they are: old (move entry to OldUsabilityIdeas) answered ... |
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- It's late and I'm not up to a full thrashing-out of this issue, but just say I'm one of those who favors making the Iraqi rebuilding money a grant rather than a loan. Spoons has a good detailed post on the issue and makes a valid point: it is NOT treasonous to suggest that the money be in the form of a loan. I'm surprised that has to even be mentioned, but Spoons can take comfort in the fact that people usually resort to charges of treason to close off debate, whether they win or not. My reasons are the one's Spoons listed, with the exception of gratitude. |
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- The Inquirer has two interesting articles from the Microprocessor Forum in San Jose. The first is a good roundup. No major announcements from Intel or AMD, but it covers Transmeta's Efficeon, IBM's Power5, and the Fujitsu SPARC64 VI. |
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- Bink says Microsoft is forcing its employees to use its Smartphones. That's laughable. Why? Do you realize how many employees WANT Smartphones and can't get them? No forcing needed. |
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- Bink says Microsoft is forcing its employees to use its Smartphones. That's laughable. Why? Do you realize how many employees WANT Smartphones and can't get them? No forcing needed. |
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- My Netscape.net free web-based email account becomes less attractive everyday, due to the following: A) There's no method of reporting/flagging/filtering.. |
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OpenPOP.NET (Oct 18 2003 08:50 GMT) - File Download Problem... |
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- Sky News Oct 18 2003 3:25AM ET... |
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