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- The Palestinian Authority has given its blessing to a "symbolic peace treaty" reached in Switzerland between mid-level Palestinian officials and Is... - www.indymedia. |
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- Ariel Sharon practices political assassination. Did he go outside his borders and wipe out Anna Lindh? She was a voice for a Palestine free of occ... - www.indymedia. |
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- Hitler's ghost visits the House in the offices of Representative Tom Delay, an avowed Christian Zionist, who advocates the ethnic cleansing of the ... - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- This hour's show is called Say What? (Men's Music). The main Whole Wheat Radio site is at: http://www. |
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- an easy-to-use printing and management system for barcodes and labels |
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knoda 0.6.1 (Oct 21 2003 15:59 GMT) - a database frontend for MySQL, PostgreSQL and ODBC based on hk_kdeclasses |
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Point Nul (Oct 21 2003 15:59 GMT) - One ne sait ce qu’on est Je ne sais qui je suis, je ne suis qui je sais; Une chose... |
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- Hallo, zu folgendem Problem benötige ich Hilfe: Mit GIMP lassen sich keine Dateien mehr öffnen. Bzw. sieht es so aus, daß Dateien zwar geladen werden, dann jedoch nicht angezeigt werden, und GIMP zum Stillstand kommt. |
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- Alle Fehler in einem Programm zu finden ist - zumindest ohne einen formalen Korrektheitsbeweis für alle beteiligten Komponenten zu führen - nahezu unmöglich. Gerade bei eher komplexen Anwendungen, die ständig Benutzereingaben verarbeiten müssen, ist dies besonders schwierig. Selbst wenn ein Benutzer das Pech haben sollte, wirklich jeden möglichen Absturz des Programms zu erleben - wird er alle den Entwicklern melden, oder sich lieber eine andere Lösung suchen? Was, wenn die Fehler nicht reproduzierbar sind, sondern nur bei manchen Benutzern oder nur sporadisch auftreten. Hier soll The Cooperative Bug Isolation Project Abhilfe schaffen... |
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- Oct. 21 - NBC 4 reports that a teenage girl is dead and two other people are injured in an accident involving an Orange County transit bus and a Mustang. |
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- Oct. 21 - Some striking MTA mechanics are expressing frustration over the lack of progress at the bargaining table. Talks are slated to resume Tuesday. |
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- Oct. 21 - Lakers star Kobe Bryant has been ordered to stand trial for the alleged rape of a 19-year-old Colorado resort worker. |
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- Columbia Mayor Bob Coble dropped out of the Senate race Monday. Wyeth Ruthven has more.... |
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- Steve Fesenmaier writes: "Madeline, the webmaster for the Sandy Berman website, has moved it from the University of Illinois to an independent server. It's new address is SanfordBerman.org. She has posted the streaming video of his 2003 Stone Lecture. |
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- Charles Davis writes: "Unlike Emma Hamilton she never whipped off her knickers to dance on dining tables - but Lord Nelson's wife, Frances, was not the dry old shrew that history has painted her either. A lost hoard of Lady Nelson's piteous letters about her errant husband found in a trunk in Germany two years ago are finally revealing their secrets. And it is Lady Hamilton, who stole the naval hero's heart, who plays the role of villain. Beautiful, scheming, entrancing Emma made sure that the plainer Frances was elbowed out for the rest of Nelson's life. |
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- Steve Fesenmaier writes " Three Libraries to Receive National Award for Library Service: The Country's Highest Honor for Extraordinary Community Service Provided by Libraries Carries with It a $10,000 Award Dr. Robert S. Martin, Director of the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services, today announced the 2003 recipients of the National Awards for Museum and Library Service. This is the nation's highest honor for the extraordinary public service provided by these institutions. |
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- Hold on to your morning coffee, folks: Check out the full-size pic over at People Powered Graphics. It must be funny week over at the O-blog. First there was the truck episode that Aziz blogged about yesterday, and this morning we've got both Soylent |
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- "GRANADA, Spain — Muslims are back in this ancient Moorish stronghold, the last bastion of Islam in Spain before the 15th-century emir Boabdil kissed King Ferdinand's hand and relinquished the city with a legendary sigh. But the row of men kneeling in prayer at the city's new mosque, the first built here in more than 500 years, are not modern-day Moors; they are well-educated European converts." |
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- Sabrina zum sog. "Enterprise Blogging" unter Bezug auf einen aktuellen Beitrag im EContent: "This article takes a look at the... |
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- Ongoing since the invasion of Afghanistan…take a stand against the “War Of Terror.” Say “No!” to empire. Every Wednesday: 6: |
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- Regular picketing with NO WAR ON IRAQ etc. signs on Wednesdays from 7:30 to 8;30 am Saturdays from 11:00 to 12: |
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- Every once in a while, I write something that catches the attention of other people, and it always startles me a little bit when it happens. Sometimes the focus of attention is something that I took some time to write (like the python time bomb mini-essay), sometimes it's something that I just said off the cuff (the itertools entry). And sometimes, because writing a blog a times seems to be like working without a net, you write something that seems a little shrieky and overreacting, like yesterday's bit about Zope. I was actually quite surprised when someone commented on it. Just when you think that no one pays attention, someone pops up and proves you wrong. |
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- Arts and foreign language instruction has been marginalized and is increasingly at risk of being completely eliminated as part of the public schools' core curriculum warns a new report by the National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE). With most ... |
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- kid koala - skanky panky (legal Mp3 download) taken from his second full-length album this track tries to give you a short impression of kid koala's new turntablised soundtrack called 'some of my best friends are djs' on ninja-tune |
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- Dammit, this one almost got by me too: my worthy foil Sheila’s blogiversary last week. Many happy returns, dahling. Go... |
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- Security operatives in Abuja yesterday aborted the picketing of fillingstations within the city planned by the leadership of the Nigeria LabourCongress (NLC) to force them to sell at prices they agreed with stakeholdersas the congress president, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, insisted thatgovernment was insincere in dealing with Nigerians. |
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- An Abuja chief magistrate, Mr. Bala Haruna, yesterday granted six labourleaders earlier remanded in prison custody for various offences includingcriminal trespass, bail in the sum of N500,000 each. |
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- 'NCPB is expected to purchase five million bags of maize thisseason' |
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- US said to have pressured WTO rebels |
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- Ugandan rural women are counting their blessings for turningdigital. |
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- Poverty-stricken southern Chad is straining under the pressure ofthousands of economic migrants who have flooded into the region looking forjobs in the country's new oil industry. |
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- SA IS among the best performers in corporate governance in emergingmarkets, said a report by the Institute of International Finance released onFriday. |
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- THE Southern African Customs Union (Sacu) and the US are ready for "realtrade negotiations" following a successful round of talks in Washington lastweek, SA's chief trade negotiator Xavier Carim said last night. |
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- STOCK market investors have adopted a wait and see attitude leading to abearish patter that characterised the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange lastweek. |
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- FAILURE by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe to release in time US$30 million($24,7 billion) to the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture and RuralResettle-ment to purchase inputs has adversely affected preparations for the2003/2004 agricultural season which is now only a few weeks away. |
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- The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that there was excessivegrowth in money supply to the economy in the first eight months of theyear. |
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- The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has said that despite the recenteffort by the government of President Olusegun Obasanjo to disorganiselabour over efforts at stabilising the N34 official pump price of petrol, byclamping down on labour leaders, the congress will not chicken out of thestruggle. |
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- The Chairman of Ecomarine Regional Coastal Shipping Services, AlhajiBamanga Tukur, has commended the federal government for endorsing thenational carrier status which the company enjoys, saying that the status wasa critical success factor for the establishment of Ecomarine. |
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- For the lingering crisis in the oil industry to be solved to a greaterextent, the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)should be sacked. |
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- Mecer sets up Nairobi base to rival US brands HP and Dell |
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- THE implementation of the Basel 2 Capital Accord by South Africanfinancial services could overstress information technology systems, MariannePrins, key account manager at Compuware SA, has warned. |
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- AN ESTIMATED 30000 workers are expected to begin an indefinite strikeagainst giant retail group Shoprite Checkers and its subsidiaries thisThursday because of a dispute over working conditions and wages. |
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- The government of the Central African Republic (CAR) and the AgenceFrancaise de Developpement (AFD) have signed agreements worth US $10.3million for water drainage and road repair projects in the capital, Bangui,and to revamp the country's river transport company, state-owned RadioCentrafrique reported on Monday. |
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- The National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) condemnedsteel-maker Iscor on Monday for planning to lay off 2000 workers inorder to cut costs to compensate for a stronger rand. |
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- The Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Civil Society NetworkSecretariat is coordinating Civil Societys participation in the Third US- Sub-Saharan Africa Economic Trade and Cooperation Forum taking placeDecember 9-10, 2003. To this end, the AGOA Civil Society Session will takeplace December 8-10, 2003 on the main campus of Howard University inWashington, DC. |
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