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- Oct. 28 - Bristol police say they have arrested two women they believe helped a man beat Frank Talerico to death. |
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- Oct. 28 - Families of soldiers in Groton and Goshen received some wonderful news Tuesday, their relatives will return in the spring. |
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- Oct. 28 - An experimental device is proving very successful at breaking up clots in some stroke patients. |
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- Oct. 27 - The infection targets athletes because they tend to have more skin-to-skin contact, but it can really tackle anyone. |
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- Oct. 28 - Remember playing with Legos as a kid? The toy company is in search of the next Legoland master builder! |
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- Oct. 28 - Before you dust off your toolbox, you'll want to check out these new tools and home improvement accessories that combine new technology with tradition. |
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- Oct. 28 - A waterspout in the Edison, N.J. area was caught on tape Monday afternoon. |
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- Oct. 28 - New York City has been battling the Rat war for over 40 years. Ralph Penza reports on the progress or lack of progress in the ongoing rodent war. |
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- Oct. 28 - J-Lo visited City Hall Tuesday much to the delight of Mayor Bloomberg. The pop star was named to the Latin Media Commission. |
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- Oct. 28 - More than two years since Sept. 11, 2001, thousands of Ground Zero rescue and recovery workers are still sick. |
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- Oct. 28 - Commuters are still getting used to higher subway and bus fares. But guess what? The MTA is talking about raising fares yet again. |
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- Oct. 27 - The Headmaster from an elite private school on the Upper East Side has been arrested and charged with having explicit online sex chats with underage girls. |
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- Oct. 27 - There is new information as to how emaciated four adopted New Jersey boys were. Pat Battle reports that the boys were allegedly starved by their parents. |
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- Utility for quickly finding and deleting big, useless files (safely, of course). |
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- Tonight I went to an short introduction event for this years edition of Future Design Days, a design festival in the small town of Boras, south of Gothenburg. I visited the event last year, had a jolly good time... |
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- The first electronic newsletter of the Alberta SuperNet project has been posted. For those unfamiliar with the project… Alberta SuperNet... |
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- A cow headed for P.E.I.'s weekly livestock sale decided it wasn't ready for the butcher's shop on Tuesday. It broke away from the corral and led police on a two and a half hour chase. |
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- President Bush told U.S. troops in Qatar on Thursday that their duty and sacrifice had liberated the people of Iraq and helped in defeating global terrorism. |
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- Stickers to spruce up your 'puter I'm gonna get this one |
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- A giant cardboard Kool-Aid Man smiled and waved to campus visitors briefly yesterday, greeting them with homemade signs reading "Oh yeah" and "Oh no."The homemade sign replaced the Fear The Turtle marketing banner that covered the gaping hole left in a wall by the university's Paint Branch Parkway entrance in a car accident Aug. 25. The Kool-Aid Man has been seen breaking through brick walls during Kool-Aid commercials.With picture |
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- Stranger and stranger.This year, Mattel is upping the ante by making the B-Book into a full-fledged desktop replacement targeted specifically at toddler through preteen girls who are currently Windows users but may be seeking alternatives, possibly due to increasing licensing fees or out of a desire to break free of vendor lock-in.You have to read it... |
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- An integral part of the Trans Canada Highway network, the 12.9 kilometre Confederation Bridge is the longest bridge over ice-covered waters in the world. Officially opened on May 31, 1997, this historic landmark carries two lanes of traffic 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Come see the wonder of the cam |
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- After the events of September 11, newspapers reported an upsurge of patriotism across the land. Americans put stickers on their car windows reading, "United We Stand" and wore T-shirts with images of the American flag. Even on college campuses, students rallied to express patriotic sentiments about America. Sixties boomers, long accustomed to scoffing at patriotism as "flag-waving," now discovered in themselves a surprising urge to wave flags. A very good article on what it means to feel patriotic to one's country. |
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- The URL for the spam-free mailto icon should look like: http://radio. xmlstoragesystem. com/rcsPublic/mailto? |
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- The fools game is the nuclear arms race and we are the bigger fools for allowint it to continue, particularly with thousands of warheads on hair-t... - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- (US) WASHINGTON – The newly detected steroid that is casting a shadow on Olympic and professional sports is an illegal drug that may pose considerable health risks, the government warned Tuesday. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(100%), $propaganda_theme2(100%), $use_is_abuse(60%), $propaganda_theme4(60%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $drug_law(80%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- (US) He was allegedly found to have a small quantity of methamphetamine in his possession. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(70%), $propaganda_theme2(70%), $propaganda_theme6(60%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $drug_law(80%), $stimulant(100%), $amphetamines(100%), $cannabis(100%), $alcohol(50%), $various_drugs(90%)] |
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- (US) WASHINGTON — THG, the newly detected steroid that is casting a shadow on Olympic and professional sports, is an illegal drug that may pose considerable health risks, the government warned Tuesday. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(100%), $propaganda_theme2(100%), $use_is_abuse(60%), $propaganda_theme4(60%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $drug_law(80%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- A water main break causes a huge geyser in southwest Houston. |
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- Film News: Animated noms to be announced Jan. 27 Monday is the deadline for entries in the animated feature category for the 76th Academy Awards. |
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- Et encore une fois, je suis morte. Je suis une véritable loque. Dissertation de philo cet après-midi : "L'idée d'inconscient exclue-t-elle celle de la liberté ?" J'en ai marre de cet inconscient. |
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- phil windley: enabling webservices a well-written paper that offers 13 principles to follow. Every data record and collection is a... |
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- Photo: Reuters/Lucy Nicholson... |
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- David Walker has written an article on some of the risks inherent in purchasing a content management system. Unfortunately, while the title was promising, the content is pretty scrambled. (I would've expected better from the Sydney Morning Herald.) [Thanks to... |
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- David Walker has written an article on some of the risks inherent in purchasing a content management system. Unfortunately, while the title was promising, the content is pretty scrambled. (I would've expected better from the Sydney Morning Herald.) [Thanks to... |
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- Oct. 28 - Jurors saw a video Tuesday of dancing women, male models and singer Jimmy Buffett at a $2 million party for the wife of former Tyco CEO Dennis Kozlowski. |
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- The reprehensible establishment left makes reasonable political discourse impossible when they resort to baying and viciousness every time President Bush says something accurate. The weaseling leftists breathtakingly believe that President Bush is a more dangerous evil-doer than John Muhammad. To... |
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- Before it's too late, we must share sober leadership. We owe it to our children. George Orwell has observed, "naysayers cheat everything and protect nothing." "Since Sept. 11 we've squandered our goodwill," said Adam Weishaupt on Hardball, refusing to disclose... |
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- When breathtakingly handwringing people resort to that most contemptuously ideological refrain of "no blood for oil," are they insinuating that oil isn't worth dying for? This is why I could no longer write for Z Magazine, not with a clear... |
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- Oct. 24 - Ford and DaimlerChrysler's ratings problems reflect cloudy earnings prospects for the carmakers, says SandP auto analyst Scott Sprinzen. |
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