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- Archaeological antiquities dating back to the period of what is historically known as "Babylonian Captivity" or "Babylonian Exile" are currently fa... |
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- It is remarkable how many of these fictions, written by authors born long after the ovens ceased operation, are haunted by the Nazi genocide. In El... - www.indymedia.org: |
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- In a recent courtcase to ban the ticketless voting machines, Susan Marie Weber lost her appeal at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. - www.indymedia. |
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- Go out side folks, the sky is red here withthe Northern light glow.. changes and fades but very cool. Mom... |
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- (CNN) -- As Earth's magnetic field weathered a strong solar shock wave this week, the sun unleashed another powerful... |
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- "Report Says Iraq Contracts Reek of Cronyism" WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Many of the U.S. firms doing billions of dollars of... |
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- I would say the /P:630 is the PORT which the CD-ROM controller is located at |
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- SomberSusie and the kids having fun at the Des Moines Blank Park Zoo. They were goofing off on the rope bridge in the rain forest.... |
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- Where Global Positioning System devices don't work, systems are being developed that keep track of people and objects inside buildings.These indoor positioning systems based on Wi-Fi are helping people equipped with hand-held devices to navigate supermarkets, libraries and museums. Other systems built on infrared and radio frequency technologies are being used in hospitals to quickly pinpoint the location of doctors, patients and equipment. Indoor tracking systems aid even hospitals |
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- I've never been a big fan of the "tip jar" that you see on some blogs. I understand why people put them there, but I don't know if I would ever give someone money through one. Sure, if they were raising money for a specific campaign (walking for breast cancer, biking for MS like I will be doing in April) I am more likely to send a donation to the cause. Or I might send someone a gift from their Amazon Wishlist. But I don't normally toss money right in to the tip jar. |
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- I've never been a big fan of the "tip jar" that you see on some blogs. I understand why people put them there, but I don't know if I would ever give someone money through one. Sure, if they were raising money for a specific campaign (walking for breast cancer, biking for MS like I will be doing in April) I am more likely to send a donation to the cause. Or I might send someone a gift from their Amazon Wishlist. But I don't normally toss money right in to the tip jar. |
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- Na Hokupa will hold their CD release party featuring on Sunday, November 23, 2004, 5-9 PM to celebrate their new release, 'The Perfect Harmony' at Gordon Biersch at the Aloha Tower Market Place. Contact: 536-0609. |
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- I hoped a movie with Drew Barrymore and Ben Stiller would be a bit more fun, but Duplex was nothing... |
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- Sun Microsystems is expanding a program to sell computing horsepower in a way that's similar to how power companies sell electricity. |
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- Oct. 30 - The House of Representatives shut down Thursday following reports of a security breach, but a Halloween costume and plastic revolver were to blame, police said. |
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- Oct. 30 - A 17-year-old boy was shot in the chest at Anacostia High School in Southeast D.C. Police have brought one man into custody and are searching for another. |
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- Oct. 30 - Family and friends have planned a vigil Thursday night to honor three women who are reportedly victims of drug violence. |
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- Oct. 30 - D.C. police plan to be out in force in the Georgetown section of the District Friday night. The reason? |
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- Oct. 30 - The new director of D.C.'s 911 system has resigned amid a controversy over racially insensitive remarks. |
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- Oct. 30 - Quick action from his aunt and the "good Lord riding on his shoulder" helped the only child shot during the sniper spree survive, his doctor said. |
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- Oct. 30 - With towering flames bearing down on Southern California mountain towns, firefighters dug in to protect hundreds of homes Thursday. |
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- Oct. 29 - Napster, the pioneer company in online file swapping is returning to the Internet. Only this time the site is legal and will cost money to use. |
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- This photo was taken at the Iowa State Fair in 2003. The shaggy weed monster rushed up on my kids, and they squealed in delight. It was pretty funny. Noticeably missing from the photo is my boy. At one look... |
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- An interesting security note from Mac land: Apple to only offer security fixes for Panther? and Apple patches Panther but not older OS (both via Slasdot). One quote in the C|Net article gets it right: "Imagine if Microsoft tried to... |
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- Now why would someone search Froogle for “fellatio and breast cancer cnn reports’?I noted the bogus CNN style NCSU prank in Amorous Propensities a couple of week back. I won’t be surprised to see hookers hawking fellatio on Froogle one day but - … |
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- The recording industry sued 80 more music fans for copyright infringement on Thursday. |
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- Thousands of Canadian Blogs Organized by Topic and Region |
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- I figure there's more than a few guitar fans who would celebrate the news of what is certain to be... |
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Bitter EJB (Oct 30 2003 23:27 GMT) - Really like this book the more and more I read it the more it grows on me. It's got some classic issues that I have had experience of in projects that people wouldn't take as problems. If you work on designing J2EE projects especially big projects you should go out and buy this book! Some of the pattern names are really amusing as well, I can't wait to be in a situation where I am explaining that a project has used the Golden Hammer pattern or Rusty Keys pattern:-) |
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- On Wednesday night, the SWP held a rally against the bin tax in Wynne's Hotel, Dublin. Between 55 and 60 people were in attendance. ... |
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- prostoalex writes "Microsoft announced Portable Media Center, a digital music player, to be available in the second half of 2004. The announcement follows ... |
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- Unions have reacted angrily to the news that Lloyds TSB is to transfer 900 jobs to India by the end of next year. |
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- Seven leading British charities have launched a recruitment campaign on television to help communicate the breadth of employment opportunities in the sector. Mencap, Barnado's, the National Autistic Society, Leonard Cheshire, Advance Housing, Methodist Homes for the Aged and Addaction, are to advertise on the Job Channel - which has created a bespoke charities platform to sit within its main service. |
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- Projects aimed at improving working conditions in charities, hospitals, offices and factories are to share £2.5m from the DTI Partnership Fund. |
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- The largest ever programme of conflict resolution training for all frontline NHS staff will start early next year. |
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- Bristol City Council is launching a mentor scheme to boost the number of people from ethnic minorities standing for election as councillors. |
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- A new breed of worker is emerging as people fail to identify with belonging to the traditional white-collar and blue-collar labels, new research claims. |
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- Did I mention that a worldwide internet debut of a feature film has never, ever, ever happened before? And you read about it first at Brian Flemming's Weblog. -- Brian Flemming |
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- Did I mention that a worldwide internet debut of a feature film has never, ever, ever happened before? And you read about it first at Brian Flemming's Weblog. -- Brian Flemming |
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- Just a tad faster than Tiscali's insult to everybody's intelligence... |
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- Just a tad faster than Tiscali's insult to everybody's intelligence... |
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- Just 22 and he has stolen over 850 pairs of panties. Some people have success at such a young age.... |
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- EL PASO - Gov. Rick Perry today announced $2 million in funding to finance start-up costs and faculty salaries for a new medical school in El Paso. Perry’s announcement was made during a ceremonial signing of House Bill 28. A provision of HB 28 aut... |
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