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TMQ (Nov 11 2003 23:17 GMT) - Gregg Easterbrook's weekly football column returns. This one's a freebie while he waits to find an outlet that would pay... |
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- I didn't get the memo. Which is embarassing, since I sometimes wear the damn things.... |
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- Deborah Orin has an article in the NYPost that is very interesting. She thinks Bush is trying to apply to the Middle East the same... |
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- Okay, so I'm not real excited about his work product (Elf and the upcoming Haunted Mansion) but MovieMaker has an interview with David Berenbaum. Guess what? He's living the dream. Most interesting point to me - Berenbaum originally wrote Elf, which just hit theaters, as a spec back in 1996. It does take time. |
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- Posted by Grounded Grid 11/11/2003 |
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- Posted by drleadbasedpaint 11/11/2003 |
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- this discusssion started in JavascriptBasedEditor This http://www. interactivetools. com/products/htmlarea/ htmlarea is verry cool, got it to work in Mozilla and my ... |
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- Kontrollverlust in der Welt der Illusion :DJs: volles psychedelic brett....demnächst mehr... |
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- Say hello to Rabbi M., the latest contributor to Amish Tech Support. Sadly, Rabbi Blogman has retired and returned to The Promised Land (Brooklyn), but you can always ask Rabbi M. your questions about Life, The Universe and Everything. Stand... |
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- Will is teaching his students bloglines and I'm getting jealouser and jealouser! "I wonder how many people have "taught" Bloglines. I did today, showing my students the wonders of aggregation and setting them all up with accounts. They all subscribed to the New York Times front page, and I'm going to be feeding them some feeds on a pretty regular basis." |
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- Held in Contempt's Heather: I always scoffed in my head at those people who swore that they didn't have a spare second in their day when they had a baby, thinking to myself, all babies do is sleep! And eat! And poop! How much time could that take up? |
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- WASHINGTON - A fast-growing new Medicare swindle in Arizona and two dozen other states has cost taxpayers $167 million in fraudulent claims for power wheelchairs, officials told the Associated Press. |
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- The nation's top immigration enforcement official said Monday that Arizona's violent human-smuggling organizations will be transformed from predators to prey under a new offensive led by 50 ''coyote''-hunting federal agents. * What the public can do* Migrant advocates doubt plan's effect* More stories on border and immigration issues |
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