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- The better preserved of the two barrows (although it has a large crater in the top) this one stands close to the southwest entrance to the hillfort and has some gorgeous views to the north, south and west. It could be that it formed a chain of monuments stretching westwards along Rushup Edge including Lord's Seat and Green Low. |
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- Elle remonte sa culotte. Ses genoux sont à la croisée de nos regards. J aimerai connaître son âme. A-t-elle le c ur léger ? A-t-elle le rire près à s envoler ? |
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- Lu sur Oulala.net : "Dans une économie de marché, c'est le marché qui fixe le prix des choses. Si les producteurs sont tous indépendants, par exemple artisans, le prix qu'ils consentent aux marchands pour une certaine quantité de choses fabriquées est tel qu'ils en ont produit une partie pour rembourser les matières premières, une autre pour l'amortissement des outils et les frais de production, et enfin une partie pour eux. Le minimum de prix qu'ils peuvent accepter est ce qui ne leur laisse que de quoi survivre. |
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- Maintenant que j’ai découvert le nom de ce rugbyman si sexy je vais pas le lâcher de si tôt, il devient, après Tyson Beckford, Vincent Hatchin, Jon Drummond, Mr Propre et j’en passe, mon nouveau chouchou. En fait mon but est de placer le plus de fois possible dans mon blog Michalak, pour que si un jour Michalak, se dit « tiens j’ai rien à faire aujourd’ |
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- IBM's Lotus Software will detail its vision for enterprise collaboration this week with the launch of IBM Lotus Workplace. Version 1.1 of the J2EE-based platform seeks to offer collaboration technologies as components that can be embedded into a variety of applications and business processes. |
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- Like it or not, your enterprise is drowning in its own growth. The explosion of corporate content -- both in the physical form of documents, records, and data, and in the human form of personal knowledge -- has pressed companies into a crisis: Find a way to tap into and effectively leverage that knowledge, or watch your company's most vital assets wither on the vine. |
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- Herman Baumann, executive director of strategic development of the American Hospital Association (AHA), found search when he sought to gain greater control of his sprawling organization. |
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- IBM is augmenting its midmarket-aimed Express portfolio, launched a year ago, with a handful of new software products. |
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- Server shipments grew 20 percent in the third quarter as compared to last year's third quarter, as the industry rebounds to a level of growth not seen since the fourth quarter of 2000, Gartner said Thursday. |
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- BRUSSELS - Internet users in Austria, Sweden, Denmark and Italy can complain to national authorities if Web sites fail to alert them about cookies the sites automatically download to their computers, an official at the European Commission said Friday. |
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- The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) will launch a new initiative for enabling new generic top level domains (gTLDs), the group announced Friday after completing its week-long meeting in Carthage, Tunisia. |
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- As wildfires in California this week consumed more than 1,800 homes and ravaged southern sections of the state, Los Angeles and Ventura counties needed more aerial support in the form of National Guard C130 air tankers to help firefighters on the ground. |
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- Question: What's the best costume you ever wore for Halloween? My Answer: I was Kermit the Frog for many years, and won many, many awards. You are encouraged to answer the Question of the Day for yourself in the comments or on your blog. |
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- This unfortunately is one the situations where I would have to |
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- I'm lucky enough to have just received a beautiful 6.25 square |
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New words (Oct 31 2003 23:12 GMT) - New words |
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- Britt Blaser is trying out an alternative to conservative: patriarchist. And he prefers explorer to progressive. |
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Kuznets (Oct 31 2003 23:12 GMT) - "The United States ranks No. 1 worldwide in GDP and per capita GDP, and this has been the case for more than half a century. So when it rises 7.2% (or whatever the adjusted figures show in a couple of months), we're talking a big deal. |
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- Happy Howloween. Helloween. All Hallows E'en. Samhain. Whatever. |
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- A battle rages in the Abu Ghraib suburb of Bagdad, a stronghold for Saddam's Sunni loyalists. A protest, turn riot,... |
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- When I approached this barrow my first thought was that the cobbles were part of the internal structure - I had forgotten baza's notes until I got closer and saw their regular layout. You'd hardly recognise it as a barrow as it's been so bashed about, levelled and modified. The trig point records a height of 517 metres. |
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- The suspect is described as female, between 5'5" and 5'7" tall, 140-170 pounds, wearing white face paint, a multi-colored wig (red-yellow-purple), a multi-colored clown costume (white background with various colors), a red or maroon undershirt, white |
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- Remember when "enterprise portals" were a big deal? Back when Yahoo was struggling to figure out where they were going to make money as the online advertising market took its (temporary) hiatus, they had this vision of taking their "portal" technology and bringing it to the enterprise. They made a big splash about it when it launched, but you didn't hear much about it after that. That's probably because not too many people were interested. Now, Yahoo has announced that they're shutting down the division and getting on with their life as a consumer play. |
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- By <a herf='mailto:nfitzgerald& com'>Nicole Fitzgerald< |
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- United Nations Oct 31 2003 5:46PM ET |
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- A Harvard biology professor has created 17 new stem cell lines to share with other scientists. He hopes to encourage stem cell research in the face of U.S. legislation that restricted work on stem cells to a small number of cell lines. |
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- The sun takes another shot at the blue planet, sending a second coronal mass ejection our way in as many days. The latest flare moved faster but was less intense than the first blast. |
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- Calling the flood of junk e-mail a criminal threat rather than a mere irritant, British lawmakers hatch a plan to bring overseas bulk e-mailers to trial. |
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