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- Its getting hard to keep up, is this yesterdays blasts or todays? meanwhile, in a little country called nepal, between 4 and 9 police officers were killed by maoists. and a home-maker in iowa has taught a dog to bark "i love you" and thats your world, in minute. my right kidney hurts. why? |
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- Virginia is in play. It's not a likely pickup, but... |
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- The Big Story on Action News is the latest on the police controversy surrounding the attack on West River Drive this past weekend. At issue is the delay in the police response to the assault on a female jogger, apparently by the so-called Fairmount Park rapist. |
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- The investigation continues into the unspeakable case of child abuse by starvation in Collingswood, Camden County. |
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- There was a dramatic turn late today in a Bucks County child abuse case. One of two adults charged with duct taping their foster children has entered a guilty plea. |
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- A Montgomery County couple arrested in July for allegedly starving one of their quadruplets will still face third degree murder charges. |
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- The New Castle County Police are investigating the robbery of a woman that occurred while she was unloading her groceries. |
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- Philadelphia police are looking for a man who allegedly abducted and raped a 13-year-old girl in the city's Holmesburg section Monday afternoon. |
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- A Delaware teen is hospitalized in serious condition after being struck by a pumpkin. |
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- !!! More on this later! DMCA censorware exemption win!. [How sweet it is ...!] http://www. |
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- North Korea openly admits it has weapons of mass destruction. But that military might ensures it won't meet the same fate as fellow 'axis of evil' member Iraq. |
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- Treatment: While many advocates cheer the new Maryland measure, critics argue that it could infringe on the rights of patients. |
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- Artifact: The product of 18th- and 19th-century colonial views, the word has made us all forget our common humanity. |
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- I noted once before how fed-up I was with the essentially useless nature of Slashdot. Someone here in the terminal... |
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- Calming Courses on the Rise, But Do They Work? "Anger management is a thriving industry in the United States. It is the subject of hundreds of books, workshops and videos. Across the nation, judges are now sending thousands of people to take anger management programs instead of serving jail time. And yet, as NPR's Robert Siegel, host of All Things Considered, discovers, there is no national criteria, no oversight and no evaluation of the efficacy of these programs. |
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- THE MOST GENEROUS NATION IN THE WORLD -- guess who. (Hint: Not Sweden.)... |
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- THE MOST GENEROUS NATION IN THE WORLD -- guess who. (Hint: Not Sweden.)... |
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- Quote: "Could space flight undergo a similar progression, morphing from a rarefied, expensive, and government-dominated activity into a mundane, affordable, and mostly private one? Some... |
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- If you're reading this entry in an aggregator, it means that you've already changed your link to TNL.net. Part of the logic for the change (over which I agonized for a while as I believe in backward compatibility) is the fact that until today, the main feed and the section feeds were generated in different ways, making it more difficult to maintain and update. I promise that the current set of changes is the last you will see. |
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- Anti-poverty activists declare victory in court |
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- A man who allegedly shot and wounded a U.S. Navy sailor for walking in front of his car surrendered to police and was arrested, authorities said Wednesday. |
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