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Ask Jimmy (Nov 11 2003 22:25 GMT) - What is the shaft of rain coming from a cloud that doesn't reach the ground called? |
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- A mother who left her young son unattended in a parked car while she went grocery shopping was sentenced to three years' probation on Monday by Superior Court Judge Howard Fell. |
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Corrections (Nov 11 2003 22:25 GMT) - * A story Friday on A1 should have said that Cottonwood de Tucson, a Tucson substance-abuse and psychiatric facility, treats only female adolescent clients, although treatment for adults includes both genders. Also, medical director Frances Moore's name was misspelled. |
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- The City Council, angry that hundreds of tons of recycled glass were dumped in a landfill, wants to reopen its contract with the company that processes those materials to make sure the violation is not repeated. |
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- The City Council unanimously added the University of Arizona Science Center to the Rio Nuevo Downtown redevelopment project on Monday and set aside $20 million to help underwrite the complex. |
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- A federal judge has ruled the city of Tucson's policy of precluding events that directly support religious organizations is unconstitutional because it violates the First Amendment. |
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Deaths (Nov 11 2003 22:25 GMT) - The deceased are from Tucson unless otherwise noted. Occupations are stated when available. |
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- The Coronado National Forest's next supervisor will bring 28 years of experience - and some recent encounters with wildfires - to her new post in Tucson. |
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- Presidential hopeful Gen. Wesley Clark came to Tucson on the eve of Veterans Day to argue that America takes terrible care of its veterans. |
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- PHOENIX - Financial investigators will go after the profit motive of human smuggling in Arizona, a senior official for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Monday. |
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- Van hits illegal entrants' driver |
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- 'Dear Mother," the letter from Tucsonan Harry Hall begins. "Well the war is done - finished and it is a happy army of Yanks over here tonight. Don't know the next move or how long before but hope I start home in a few months." |
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- PHOENIX - House Republicans have a plan to expand private prisons for up to 1,600 inmates - precisely the opposite of the governor's proposal. |
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- COUNTY GARBAGE AND RECYCLING |
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- AP says Moscow police are considering issuing fines for public displays of affection. As part of an effort to "improve morals" in the Russian capital, its government is working on an order that would prohibit kissing in subways and other public places, the newspaper Stolichnaya Vechernyaya Gazeta reported on its Web site. It said the ban was being considered at the request of police and the city's education committee. City officials and police were not available for... |
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wtf? (Nov 11 2003 22:24 GMT) - I'm in third place. That's outrageous! Go vote. Right NOW!... |
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- Just reading an article over at The Register about a new scheme that Sony has devised. I'm glad they understand that these systems are always quite easily beaten. Simply because like stated in the matrix:"there is no action without consequence... |
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- Like this? [url]http://www. ritani. com/rings/eng_rings/solitair_e htm[/url] |
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- Hey Gebb...I think it's a little frightening how we think alike... |
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- Michael, I found out that my local jeweler that does stuff |
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- Gateway has announced their DMP-X20 Jukebox for US$299 featuring "vast 20GB storage (that’s enough space for 500 CDs or 8,000 songs!) and extra functionalities for musical diversity on the go." The Gateway DMP-X20 Jukebox include a built-in FM-tuner for listening to live FM radio, audible.com compatibility, USB 2.0 PC interface (no FireWire), and a digital voice recorder. |
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- "For those keeping a close eye on the music download service scene, we'd like to introduce you to Barry K. Robinson. Robinson sits on Penn State University's Board of Trustees, and, as it turns out, serves as senior counsel for none other than the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). This is a handy coincidence. You might recall that Penn State announced a deal last week to subsidize the Napster music service and give all of its students free music downloads,"... |
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- "In the scramble by online music services to broaden their distribution, one leading provider has announced a tie-up with a broadband Internet service while its rival announced a deal with a major consumer electronics retailer. Broadband Internet provider Comcast on Monday said it would deliver the Rhapsody music service to its nearly 5 million high-speed Web customers via a co-branded Web site," Sue Zeidler reports for Reuters. Zeidler reports, "Privately held MusicNow... |
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- Fight against insurgents complicated by apprehension among civilians, general says; Recent bomb attacks target regime loyalists, terrorists; 'We are going to get pretty tough' |
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- tool for comparison and synchronization of databases. Using of ODBC interface allows to realize access to any DBMS. |
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- FireStorm/DAO generates high-quality Java soure code to access your relational schema. Import schemas from SQL/DDL scripts or via JDBC. |
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- Software to password protect and lock folders. |
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- Keep your PC free from unwanted or illegal MP3 files and prevent RIAA lawsuits |
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- provides the tools you need to monitor, measure, and improve the end-user experience your e-business delivers. |
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- provides a method of monitoring your LAN and resources |
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- Microsoft issues four new security fixes, three of them 'critical'. |
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- The company ramps up its utility computing offerings with the help of an SAP partnership and the acquisition of Persist Technologies. |
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- Shares in both companies took a dip Tuesday as investors pondered whether Oracle may actually withdraw its PeopleSoft acquisition plans. |
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- New price comparison play hopes to compete with the likes of Yahoo! and Shopping.com. |
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- I like the SUV, but will not buy another |
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- Good for experienced stick drivers |
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- Reliable, timeless classic |
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- Highly impressed - Excellent family motoring |
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- Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.), Ranking Democrat on the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, today sent a letter to SBA Administrator Hector Barreto asking him to do more to promote the Military Reservist Economic Injury Disaster Loan (MREIDL) program. |
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- Victoria Activist Calendar |
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- Victoria Activist Calendar |
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