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- Neil posted about Vanity TinyURL's where you see where tinyurl/yourname takes you. Mine, takes you to the amazon site for the collectors edition of Transformers Series 1 on DVD which I think is rather cool and geekish :-) |
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- [CodeProject] C Sharp Ripper... |
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- Epson has developed a tiny flying robot that is the grand daddy of the machines that will rise and enslave... |
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- Vasanth Dhamaraj has written the Comparator, a DotNet app that displays a website in an embedded IE and Mozilla control.... |
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- 突然ですが、今度の土 Six Apart の Ben と Mena も一緒に User Gathering をします。場所は東京 :-)。 Six Log: Six Apart Tokyo Gathering 来ていただける方は、 Apart... |
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Music rules (Nov 19 2003 06:58 GMT) - Here are a few things I learned from playing in a bar for the first time in many years: 1)... |
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- Grace Benson NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Grace Benson, the wife of New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson and active in many charitable causes, died Tuesday of Parkinson's disease. She was 76. |
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- Guten Morgen Nach Google News gibt es nun auch den MSN Newsbot - derzeit testweise in der MSN UK Version online. Dann ist es schtzungsweise nicht mehr weit, bis auch MSN Deutschland einen Newsbot bekommt News-Images.comhat sich den Spruch "Ein Bild sagt mehr als Tausend Worte" auf die Flaggen geschrieben und zieht die wichtigsten Bilder der noch wichtigeren deutschen Nachrichtenwebseiten. Diese werden katalogisiert dargestellt. Ist aber bestimmt ein Kunstwerk, denn ich habe noch keinen Nutzen feststellen knnen Gestern vor 75 Jahren wurde der erste Micky Maus Film verffentlicht! |
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- http://www. windley. com/2003/11/18. html Darl McBride: |
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- http://cheerleader. yoz. com/archives/001157. html I will let Yoz explain. |
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- http://www. net-tech. bbn. com/sbgp/ndss99/sld001. |
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- http://news. ft. com/servlet/ContentServer?page com/StoryFT/FullStory SCO Group, the small software group that is suing IBM over rights to the Linux operating system, on Tuesday threatened to step up its copyright battle by suing at least one large Linux user within 90 days. |
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- Oh, boy... Al Franken has challenged NRO's Rich Lowry to a fist-fight. Hey, Al: I'll rumble with you. The Alliance Linebacker reserves the right to pummel all idiotarians foolish enough to enter his ring.... |
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- We'd thought that the USB gadget madness had largely come to an end, but we were sorely mistaken. The latest USB-powered gadget to surface (and we are not making this up) is a USB Christmas tree light that glows in six different colors. Read [Thanks, James]... |
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- The above question was posed by PC World, upon hearing that AMD hopes to phase out the 32-bit chips from its product line by 2005. |
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- How does the music industry believe they can improve customer's perception of value? Value added CDs? Na....how about shorter albums! That's the ticket! |
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- 'Madhavrao was a worldwide leader, Jyotiraditya is not even a leader of Madhya Pradesh now.' |
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- Washington - Massachusetts became the first state to smash the legal barriers to gay marriage when its highest court ruled Tuesday that such prohibitions are "incompatible" with the principles of personal freedom and equality found in the state's constitution. |
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- Madison - Republican legislators who backed a bill that would have narrowed Wisconsin's definition of marriage said Tuesday that the Massachusetts high court ruling that gays there have a right to marry shows the need to ban same-sex marriages and pledged to propose a state constitutional amendment to do so here. |
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- Madison - Gov. Jim Doyle's veto of a concealed weapons bill Tuesday shot the emotional issue back to four Senate Democrats, who will decide whether the Senate takes the first step toward overriding the governor. |
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- Madison - The purchasing power of member-owned cooperatives would be harnessed to bring affordable health insurance to those who need it, under an innovative program Gov. Jim Doyle soon will sign into law. |
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- Wauwatosa - The City of Wauwatosa on Tuesday became the first community in Milwaukee County to ban smoking in its restaurants, but a last-minute amendment to the ordinance delayed the effective date to July 1, 2006. |
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- With her husband holding the Bible in Milwaukee Common Council chambers, Nan Hegerty was sworn in Tuesday morning as the city's 17th chief of police and the first woman to lead the department. |
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- A special-education lawsuit against Milwaukee Public Schools will proceed as a class-action case, a judge has ruled. |
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- Madison - The old defensiveness of the Milwaukee sewerage district was gone Tuesday at a legislative hearing on sewage dumping, replaced by a new, more polite version. |
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- Brookfield - Daniel Waffenschmidt, Mayor Jeff Speaker's chief of staff, resigned Tuesday, avoiding a Common Council vote on whether he should be fired over claiming a business degree that he never received. |
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- Waukesha - A judge Tuesday threw out $2 million in punitive damages a jury had awarded a fitness instructor who sued one of the largest health clubs in the Midwest for dropping plans that would have made him part owner of the facility. |
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- Port Washington - The 2004 budget that the Common Council passed Tuesday night will drop the city property tax rate by 3 cents per $1,000 of assessed value but also will increase some user fees. |
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- Ulice Payne was never the right man for the job. Too candid, too creative, too independent and with too much faith in the fans. Everything the Milwaukee Brewers haven't been. He should have known better. Them, too. |
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- Milwaukee Bucks coach Terry Porter has preached three things above all else to his players during this young National Basketball Association season: |
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- Madison - University of Wisconsin tailback Anthony Davis, who has not played since Oct. 25 at Northwestern because of persistent ankle troubles, does not expect to play Saturday against visiting Iowa. |
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- He was in his usual spot, staring absently at the porcelain while munching tuna salad piled on a thick-ridged potato chip, when it hit him. |
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- More than 100 students at Milwaukee's Lincoln Center of the Arts are working on an adaptation of "The Wizard of Oz" that the Scarecrow could really get behind. |
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- One of the more frequent TV questions from readers this fall has been, "Where's Noah Wyle?" |
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- "Iwo Jima Diary" won top honors at the inaugural Milwaukee International Film Festival, taking home both the jury prize and the audience award in the festival's Mid by Midwest Competition. |
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- The average beaver is far more than "busy." It is a carpenter, an engineer, an agent of change. |
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- The image is emblazoned in our minds as if it were a personal memory. |
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- Two days and 500 miles, from the edge of a great lake to the edge of a great river - and all I brought you are a few musings. Yes, I know. A trained professional like I pretend to be ought to do better than that, but the bald truth is there isn't a lot happening in Wisconsin right now. Ours is a state biding its time, post-Halloween but pre-Thanksgiving, not yet winter but no longer fall, something else maybe, but mostly a study in brown. Even Green County. |
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- Tickets for the "From the Heart" lecture series go on sale Monday through the Marcus Center box office. |
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