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- Oct. 28 - Three semi-trucks were involved in an accident on I-71 in Fayette County, two of which are now leaking hazardous fluid. |
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- Oct. 28 - Seniors and single families now have three more housing communities to settle in to and each of them are designed with affordability in mind? |
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- Oct. 28 - Two foster children allegedly taken by their birth mother have been found safe and the mother is in custody. |
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- Oct. 27 - A non-profit organization is tackling the problem of underage drinking by starting point-of-sale advertising and education for parents on talking to kids. |
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- Oct. 27 - The massive wildfires raging in Southern California are being blamed for 13 deaths and have destroyed more than 800 homes. |
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- Oct. 28 - Ohio State Head Coach Jim Tressel held his weekly luncheon Tuesday to talk about the team's preparations against Penn State. |
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- Oct. 28 - Iyman Faris, the Columbus resident accused of plotting to cut the wires on the Brooklyn Bridge, has been sentenced to 20 years in jail. |
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- It seems that one of the subcontractors hired to work on the Berlin holocaust memorial was a supplier of Zyklon... |
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- The Invisible College Board Group & Sports Bar Fellowship: Not really a message board...not really a blog The Invisible College is now four boards, each with it's own unique characteristics and fl |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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new pics (Oct 28 2003 23:55 GMT) - http://www. geocities. com/Simpkincndl/index. html |
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- I have put a few photos on my home page, in fact these are graphical links to |
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- I thought I was entering my name as a way of registering my site, and that I w |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- Oct. 28 - Emotions are running high in the race for the mayor's office, and after he is booed at a rally, candidate Sam Katz says it has all gone too far. |
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- Oct. 28 - As police hunt for the Fairmount Park rapist, they are being criticized by some for their handling of the most recent attack. |
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- Oct. 28 - Nine New Jersey state caseworkers have been fired in the fallout over the discovery of four boys allegedly starved by their adoptive parents. |
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- Oct. 28 - With "local number portability" you can keep your cell phone number and change companies but as Dr. Ken Hartman explains, changing carriers isn't all that easy. |
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- Oct. 27 - From touchdowns to big hits, check out this edition of Friday Night Football, highlighting games from around the area. |
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- Oct. 26 - Sec. Of State Colin Powell joined Tim Russert on Meet the Press Sunday to discuss Iraq security, and the costs of rebuilding. |
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- Oct. 26 - Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-WV and Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-NE joined Tim Russert to discuss Iraq intelligence concerns and the Bush administrations policies. |
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My meeting (Oct 28 2003 23:54 GMT) - I spoke to my supervisor today about going on a trip with the kindergarteners and he started to tell me... |
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- VIDEO file: An interesting ad. |
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- When people argue for determinism who are they trying to persuade? Doesn't argument itself imply that the person to be persuaded must be free to choose between alternatives? Greg Swann writes: "I am a materialist, and like Ayn Rand, this creates a real problem for me with respect to will, volition, free moral agency." The problem Swann is talking about is determinism. |
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- Mark Gillespie's F**k the Law: Illegal Concealed Carry of course reminded me of Billy Beck's I, Criminal. But then who isn't a criminal in these law choked times? |
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- Ron Brownstein writing in today's Los Angeles Times predicts slapstick ahead for Ah-Nold and Dub-ya. In fact, as I've been saying, Ah-nold seems to have more in common with the Dems -- and if you add in campaign themes and styles -- particularly Howard De |
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