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- The French causative construction faire + infinitive is used to describe when someone/something has something done, causes something to happen, or makes someone do something. More about faire: - |
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- a six-person jury of citizens from Hennepin County, MN USA declared that International Law trumps local private property/trespass law in Minnes... - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- Adalah ("Justice" in Arabic), the Legal Center for Arab minority Rights in Israel. Adalah serves the remaining Palestinians who, despite all odds a... - www. |
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- GOOD NEWS!! TEN SUBHUMAN DONKEYS ARE DEAD. MAY EVERY MUHAMMED DIE PAINFULLY. DEATH TO EVERY MUHAMMED; DEATH TO EVERY SATANIC MUSLIM. |
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- Nearly 18 months after carrying out raids on a group of Islamic charities in Northern Virginia accused of helping launder money for terrorists, the government on Friday released the March 2002 . . . |
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- Newsweek recounts a street scene in Baghdad where 13 U.S. troops were wounded by a grenade, but then notes that almost no information about the incident was available from U.S. officials. |
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- Agence France-Presse reports that an AFP photographer and a Reuters cameraman were detained for several hours by Iraqi police under orders from the U.S. military. The two, who were covering an attack . . |
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- Texas-Austin , $90K - $100K Per Year , $100K - $125K Per Year , $125K - $150K Per Year |
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- Texas-Austin , $90K - $100K Per Year , $100K - $125K Per Year , $125K - $150K Per Year |
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- Rien ne va Plus What's better? Pizza crust made with a small amount of solid shortening (lard) or pizza crust... |
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- Man, yesterday my shirt was yellow and had nothing on it. I turned around, and BAM: Oh, and in other news... well, there's not much other news. Bobby says that his neighbor has a Baldwin baby grand. |
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- wyona is participating in an IBM promo event for open source. why they thought that the audience would appreciate a... |
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- An eight-year-old child is dead and his parents critically hurt after an accident involving five separate vehicles on the Galveston Causeway bridge. |
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- Actually, that's how I finally convinced myself it wasn't running. If I run the script from inside Radio I get the expected log event. I also tried setting up an entry in the hourly scheduler area as well with the same lack of results. |
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whoops! (Oct 20 2003 23:28 GMT) - I forgot to add Prentiss Riddle to the links when I rebuilt this site. Sorry, Prentiss! I don't hate you!... |
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- The use of blogs is transforming the way presidential campaigns communicate, according to a report released today by Johns Hopkins University's CampaignsOnline.org project. The report also found that while there has been much media attention concerning campaign ... |
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Swap 1.1 (Oct 20 2003 23:27 GMT) - Puzzle where you can play for a minute or forever. Match the game that fits your personal style. |
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- OASIS on Monday said it has formed an ebXML Business Process Technical Committee to further define the ebXML BPSS (e-business XML Business Process Specification Schema) model for business collaborations within and between enterprises. ADVERTISEMENT:Never Lose Email! Storactive LiveServ for Exchange - Storactive LiveServýs continuous, zero-loss backup eliminates Exchange data vulnerabilities and ensures rapid recovery of individual emails on up to entire data stores. Enables full recovery of data up to the moment a loss occurred. |
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- If you think your data center is too crowded, pay attention to researchers at Xerox Corp., who hope to make optical switches much smaller than today's devices. The secret lies in a technology called optical MEMS, or micro-electrical-mechanical systems. |
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- BOSTON - A new chip-making technique developed by researchers at three U.S. universities could help lower the cost of future chips by replacing transistors with wires made from gold atoms and organic molecules that connect randomly placed structures, the team announced Monday. |
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- A new version of the Ghost computer cloning and restoration product from Symantec Corp. adds features that deploy software patches and reduce the network bandwidth used by the program, the company said Monday. |
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- Antivirus and computer security company Symantec Corp. said on Monday that it purchased SafeWeb Inc. of Emeryville, California, for $26 million in cash. SafeWeb makes technology that gives workers secure, remote access to network resources over the Internet. |
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- DÃœSSELDORF, GERMANY - They came, they talked and they left -- some with deals in their pockets, others with promising prospects. But will the more than 900 exhibitors and thousands of visitors who attended the Telecom World 2003 conference and exhibition in Geneva from Oct. 12 to 18 return for the next show in three years? Organizers of the event, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), will need to answer that question in the months ahead. |
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- Security vendors are gearing up to offer centrally managed products to enterprise customers, who are increasingly eschewing the stand-alone approach. |
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- SupportSoft on Monday released a new version of its real-time service management platform. |
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- Hoping to bring utility computing closer to fruition, 25 companies last week unveiled the XML-based standards initiative DCML (Data Center Markup Language). The standard is designed to serve as the foundation on which users can build and deploy enterprise-capable applications. |
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- Oak Grove Systems on Monday announced its latest workflow engine, Reactor 5.5. |
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- My Dad has AT&T in San Mateo and it blows, FYI.By Jessyca WallaceMonday, October 20th, 2003 @ 4:27 pmThe Least of All Evils |
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- The Missing Key to Improving the Public's Health and Safety, by Massachusetts Public Health Association. |
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- It's true: yesterday's New York Times Magazine story on this bizarro guy, who somehow holds the U.S. hostage, starves millions... |
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- From today's Washington Post: The RIAA and the Music Piracy Debate: "Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) was online to talk about... |
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- Prominent human rights lawyer Digna Ochoa did not commit suicide despite an official investigation that found otherwise, her organization said Monday - the second anniversary of her death. |
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- [The Register] - Redmond Music Store, IM also concerns watchdog |
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- *praising God* Yes! Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! |
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- News.Com: "The two companies will announce Tuesday that Zone Labs will bundle Cloudmark's SpamNet with its online sales of ZoneAlarm Pro and ZoneAlarm Plus firewall products, according to Jacob." |
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- El diplomático retirado Máximo Cajal, que colabora en la redacción del programa del PSOE para las próximas elecciones generales, defiende en un libro que se entregue a Marruecos las ciudades autónomas de Ceuta y Melilla antes de reclamar Gibraltar. La Asamblea de Ceuta ha aprobado una moción en la que pide que no se publique el libro de Cajal. |
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- Aznar y Zapatero han vuelto a meter el maldito debate de la guerra de Irak en la campaña electoral para la Asamblea de Madrid, lo cual confirma hasta qué punto para los dos grandes partidos es un episodio clave de las elecciones generales, pero también supone un desprecio a los ciudadanos madrileños, que pese a todo lo que ha pasado y sigue pasando piensan ir a votar el próximo domingo. Ambos han estado mal, Aznar el domingo y Zapatero el lunes, y eso tenemos legitimidad para decirlo los que incluso en los momentos peores de la movilización de la Izquierda contra el PP a cuenta de la guerra de Irak, cuando desertaban hasta los vicepresidentes, defendimos la posición de Aznar y la política del Gobierno, porque la creíamos acertada pero, sobre todo, porque era legítima. Corresponden al Gobierno y a las Cortes decidir los asuntos relacionados con la guerra y ninguna manifestación, por abundante y ruidosa que sea (menos aún si la forman nostálgicos de todas las dictaduras y enemigos redomados de la libertad), puede menoscabar, intimidar e incluso tratar de derribar esa legitimidad institucional. |
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- No hago más que ver en los medios de comunicación acusar a Israel de asesinos, que no hacen más que asesinar a niños, "milicianos", y a la "resistencia", en los últimos 4 ataques. |
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- Sogecable estrena el monopolio perfecto con 136 millones de pérdidas entre julio y septiembre La compañía audiovisual perdió en el tercer trimestre, una vez cerrada su absorción de Vía Digital, más de 136 millones de euros, casi 96 millones de euros más que en el mismo periodo de 2002. Los analistas esperaban unas pérdidas bastante menores. Entre enero y septiembre, los ingresos de Sogecable ascendieron a 813,5 millones de euros, un 11,9 por ciento más que en 2002. |
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