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Tag 15 (Oct 21 2003 14:08 GMT) - so, heute dienstbeginn... einteilung für den rest der woche bekommen, frühschicht also... na, es kö |
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- The project has 2 key elements:1. Home page redesign: I need to redesign the home page (in html) at: |
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- Rhode Island and many other states struggling with expanding deficits and rising health care expenses are asking their employees to help pay for their medical insurance or assume a larger share of the burden. |
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- It looks like a tortoise, performs like a hare. It's a real achievement to best your opponents by 50 km. on the first day of an auto race. It's particularly impressive when none of you has fuel in your cars.Yet that's the accomplishment scored today by Nuna II in the seventh World Solar Challenge, a race which 22 competitors will travel the length of Australia using only the Sun's power. |
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- I'm all for pretty much anything that puts more power and flexibility into the hands of consumers. If the recording... |
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- While not without its crude charms, it's hard to imagine the kitschy cult status Robert Evans earned with the book-turned-docu "The Kid Stays in the Picture" staking "Kid Notorious" to much appeal beyond the very narrow confines of Hollywood. That's probably enough street cred, though, to satisfy the desperate-to-be-noticed gang at Comedy Central. [Variety.com] |
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- Oct. 21 - Seven of the ten victims of last week's horrific ferry accident were laid to rest, as the man at the heart of the case skips out on an interview. |
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- Oct. 21 - Suspected D.C. sniper John Allen Muhammad has told the jury in his case that he had no involvement whatsoever in the shootings that terrorized the area. |
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- Oct. 21 - A man has been taken into police custody in Ontario, Canada after surviving a trip over Niagra Falls with nothing more than the clothes on his back. |
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- Verdacht: Ausländische Anbieter benachteiligt |
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Thanks! (Oct 21 2003 14:06 GMT) - Thanks for the very nice emails and comments. I am feeling a little better this morning. I guess I just... |
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- IBM has released a tool that lets developers inspect code for a range of problems--during the development process and once an application is already implemented. The tool, called J2EE Code Validator, can analyze code and detect common errors in Java applications. J2EE Code Validator can verify that a program conforms to a set of predefined patterns and/or rules. |
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- Check out this portable digital video player. Here is a review of this and other portable video options currently available. This would be perfect for entertaining myself while slugging to work. I could watch the previous nights Tivo'd programming!... |
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- My favorite mornings, by far, are the mornings I wake up to the first alarm at 6:50 AM, then gradually wake up over a series of snooze hits until 8:00, when I get up and shower and do that thing, to get out of the house by 8:15. My least favorite mornings? |
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- Hi all Just an idea to make it easier for the newer members to find the Top Clubs List/Directory. If all the top clubs on the list put a link to it then everyone can find the Top Clubs much easier. For those not on the list of Top Clubs yet, you can join the Reciprocal Links Club and we will set up a list of members clubs which everbody can link to in order to make it easier for others to find your club. Regards Charlie |
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- WindowShade X 3.1b4 Once again improved shadows handling under Panther. Fixed a bug with live shadow preview not being shown... |
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- The BBC reports - 'High-tech lasers have been used to unlock the secrets of Stonehenge. The work at the ancient site in Wiltshire has already uncovered two carvings which are invisible to the naked eye.' The project website contains lots... |
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- "Coalition vows to fight nomination; Senate will consider Justice Brown for a seat on federal bench." This article appears in today's edition of The Sacramento Bee. |
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- Denis Miller talks to the American Enterprise Institute: "To be on the Left, you have to be amazingly certain about things you’re guessing at, and I felt like a phony. I was looking for ideas, and all I was getting from liberals was, 'We’d like a little more of your money, and we’re kind of reticent to protect you from bad guys.' Really? That’s all you’re offering? |
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Go figure (Oct 21 2003 14:04 GMT) - The FBI's Arab translators are deliberately making errors by refusing to include anything that might make a Muslim look bad.... |
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- Just one more reason why you don't want to mess with Cato. |
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- Oct 21 - Are you ready to go 'Full Throttle?' Or perhaps flesh eating zombies is more of your thing. Check out the hottest films coming out on DVD. |
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- Oct. 20 - Actress Naomi Watts is taking it all off on the big screen in the new movie '21 Grams.' But what is it like to bare it all for millions to see? |
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- AEgo says... Your mission, should you choose to accept it...fizzzzzzzz! And, another thing, why are they release a product as 2003, when Macromedia released a product weeks ago as 2004? Could someone please, PLEASE decide what year we're in or confer with the automotive industry and get on the same EFFing page? |
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- Oct. 21 - A subway stunt to impress his friends turned deadly for one high school student as he fell off a C-train while attempting to surf on top of one of the cars. |
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- Oct. 21 - Boston police say they will seek assault charges against Yankees Jeff Nelson and Karim Garcia for their involvement in a bullpen brawl with a groundskeeper. |
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- Oct. 21 - 'GQ Magazine' is coming out with its pick for this year's man of the year award. Actress Aisha Tyler chimes in with her favorite boys of the bunch. |
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- Oct. 21 - Billy Ray Cyrus used to make the women swoon with 'Achy Breaky Heart,' now he's coming out with a new Gospel album, and has a hit show on the PAX Network. |
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Radio (Oct 21 2003 14:04 GMT) - This is the decades-long story of the relationship between a prominent high school football coach and the illiterate, mentally-challenged man nicknamed Radio. |
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- This is the decades-long story of a prominent high school football coach (Harris) and the illiterate, mentally-challenged man nicknamed Radio (Gooding) whom he mentors. |
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- Oct. 20 - DVD Easter Eggs are special hidden features hidden inside your favorite movie DVDs, but not listed on on the package. Here's how to find them. |
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- Enough people have already blogged that the beta testing is now open. But if anyone has had a problem submitting this might help... |
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- AEgo says... Because, you know, standards compliancy would only make our lives all easier and help us move quicker. And, you know, clients love paying extra for work-arounds. |
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- Duuuuuuuuuddddeeeeeeeeeeeee (thats me saying yes)By Chris McCarthyTuesday, October 21st, 2003 @ 7:04 amNeo ex Matrix |
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- U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette says a move by certain big tech firms to support Internet regulation may result in customers receiving the short end of the stick. |
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- The software company introduces JBuilder X, an overhaul to its Java programming tool intended to simplify Web application and Web services development. |
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- Austria's Metronet continues to expand international roaming for its hot spot network -- by the megabyte: This is one of the most interesting of the roaming models I've seen. Metronet operates 300 hot spots in Austria, and has roaming agreements now that give its users access to 1,200 locations throughout Europe and elsewhere, including its most recent partners, SoneraHomerun (Finland), megabeam (Italy), Kubiwirless (Spain), and VEX (Argentina). |
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- If Case Western's plan to open its wireless network to the community weren't enough, they now have some Vivato gear: Courtesy of the founders of Vivato, both Case Western alumni, the OneCleveland program now covers an entire park in University Circle. Cleveland has an extensive fiber-optic infrastructure -- perhaps all major cities do after the wave of Gilder-inspired overbuilding in 90' |
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- SanDisk announced its secure digital (SD) 802.11b cards, but they're now widely available: SD slots are found in many Palm handhelds and other small devices, despite the increasing standardization around CompactFlash format cards. SD cards are tiny, making it a pretty neat tour de force to put Wi-Fi into one.... |
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- Vivato announces new product...that they announced in June: I'm confused about Vivato's press push yesterday, which makes it sound like their new inexpensive ($495) gateway box is a new product. |
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