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- No no no dear MH, it wasn't a direct reply to |
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- LOS ANGELES - Michael Jackson's attorney vowed to ''land like a ton of bricks'' on anyone who attacks the singer and charged that the molestation allegations against him were motivated by money, saying Jackson ''is not going to be a pinata.'' |
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- wer als kind nicht nett war. hat kleine steinchen auf autobahnen geworfen. wer nett war. hat immer kraeftig auf autobahnbruecken gewunken. wer heute politisch aktiv ist. |
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- Snarked from Gawker:... ... ... ... ... |
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- John Keegan's Intelligence in War has been an interesting read, but I am disappointed by its central thesis. Keegan's main point is that good intelligence cannot overcome poorly trained fighting forces, lack of equipment or numbers or disadvantagous geography. Here's another paraphrase:Intelligence is important in war, but the outcome of war depends on a fight; and in a fight, willpower, along with the power of one's arms, count for more than foreknowledge. |
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- Some 300 teachers protested outside Tom DeLay's office in Sugar Land yesterday after he refused to bring a bill that... |
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Interagiamo (Nov 25 2003 23:13 GMT) - Ogni tanto leggo che una delle principali argomentazioni contro i blog più letti è la mancanza di interazione con i commentatori. In effetti è vero quindi, per fare ammenda, posto un’ |
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- Vandals desecrated tombs at a Jewish cemetery in southern France, carving swastikas and other Nazi symbols into the headstones, officials said Tuesday. Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin condemned the attack in Marseille as a "hateful manifestation of anti-Semitism." |
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reflexively (Nov 25 2003 23:12 GMT) - The discovery of Rush's liking for opiates makes him a hypocrite, as well as an insufferable blowhard. He served a useful purpose (and was often quite funny) when Clinton was in office. But for the last three years, he's been nothing but an unconscionable flack for the Republican Party, |
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glazov (Nov 25 2003 23:12 GMT) - On HorowitzWatch , I have been getting on Scaife monkey-boy David Horowitz for not addressing the Plame scandal on his web site FrontPage Magazine; this is a particularly glaring omission because Horowitz and the hacks who write for FrontPage don't hesitate to label anything done or said by the left as treason, and... - Scoobie Davis Online |
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genital (Nov 25 2003 23:12 GMT) - Lovely people , keeping alive the grand tradition of lynching and all. What is it with folks in this part of the world and the frenzied public desecration of dead bodies? Mogadishu , Ramallah , and now Mosul. (Not to mention the similar horrors they perpetrate on one another, whether it be to a Palestinian with... - t a c i t u s |
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rotors (Nov 25 2003 23:12 GMT) - THE Queen is furious with pReznit Privilege after his state visit caused thousands of pounds of damage to her gardens at Buckingham Palace.Royal officials are now in touch with the Queen's insurers and Prime Minister Tony Blair to find out who will pick up the massive repair bill. Palace staff said they had never... - WTF Is It Now?? |
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lawns (Nov 25 2003 23:12 GMT) - THE Queen is furious with pReznit Privilege after his state visit caused thousands of pounds of damage to her gardens at Buckingham Palace.Royal officials are now in touch with the Queen's insurers and Prime Minister Tony Blair to find out who will pick up the massive repair bill. Palace staff said they had never... - WTF Is It Now?? |
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- Imagino que a más de alguno de ustedes le interesa el análisis sobre temas económicos en México. Bueno, el CIDE está dispuesto a alegrarles el día. |
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- In The Register, Kieren McCarthy gives an interesting account of the upcoming power struggle between the governing body of the Internet (ICANN) and the international telecommunications union (ITU). Standards are powerful objects of control - there's a lot of politics (both across individual societies and between countries with very different world views) in this debate that at first may seem purely technical in nature. |
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- The opposite of the religious fanatic is not the fanatical atheist but the gentle cynic who cares not whether there is a god or not. —Eric Hoffer (1902 - 1983) |
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- Silver lining #1: The view ain't bad.Okay, well the office move is sort of complete. I'm now on the 5th floor where i was once on the 1st. I now have a relatively decent window view of Phoenix where I... |
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- Zojuist OpenOffice.org versie 1.1 op mijn laptop gesmeten. Ondanks het feit dat ik nu intensief Office doorgrond, heb ik goeie ervaringen met dit pakket als alternatief in Linux. Ik wilde vorig jaar nl. |
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- The Open GIS Consortium has announced a Request for Quotations from technology developers in connection with the OGC Web Services Phase 2 (OWS-2) testbed. Participants will develop enhancements and compliance tests for OGC's XML-based Specifications, including Open Location Services (OpenLS), Web Map Service (WMS), Web Feature Service (WFS), Web Coverage Service (WCS), Web Object Service (WOS), Catalog Services, and Geography Markup Language (GML). |
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- Three specifications on Service Data Objects (SDO) published by BEA and IBM will be implemented in upcoming releases of the BEA WebLogic Platform and IBM WebSphere Application Server. SDO is a data programming architecture and Java API that unifies data programming across data source types, provides robust support for common application patterns, enabling applications, tools, and frameworks to more easily query, view, bind, update, and introspect data. |
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- The Open GIS Consortium has announced a Request for Quotations from technology developers in connection with the OGC Web Services Phase 2 (OWS-2) testbed. Participants will develop enhancements and compliance tests for OGC's XML-based Specifications, including Open Location Services (OpenLS), Web Map Service (WMS), Web Feature Service (WFS), Web Coverage Service (WCS), Web Object Service (WOS), Catalog Services, and Geography Markup Language (GML). |
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- Three specifications on Service Data Objects (SDO) published by BEA and IBM will be implemented in upcoming releases of the BEA WebLogic Platform and IBM WebSphere Application Server. SDO is a data programming architecture and Java API that unifies data programming across data source types, provides robust support for common application patterns, enabling applications, tools, and frameworks to more easily query, view, bind, update, and introspect data. |
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- The Open GIS Consortium has announced a Request for Quotations from technology developers in connection with the OGC Web Services Phase 2 (OWS-2) testbed. Participants will develop enhancements and compliance tests for OGC's XML-based Specifications, including Open Location Services (OpenLS), Web Map Service (WMS), Web Feature Service (WFS), Web Coverage Service (WCS), Web Object Service (WOS), Catalog Services, and Geography Markup Language (GML). |
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- Three specifications on Service Data Objects (SDO) published by BEA and IBM will be implemented in upcoming releases of the BEA WebLogic Platform and IBM WebSphere Application Server. SDO is a data programming architecture and Java API that unifies data programming across data source types, provides robust support for common application patterns, enabling applications, tools, and frameworks to more easily query, view, bind, update, and introspect data. |
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- The Open GIS Consortium has announced a Request for Quotations from technology developers in connection with the OGC Web Services Phase 2 (OWS-2) testbed. Participants will develop enhancements and compliance tests for OGC's XML-based Specifications, including Open Location Services (OpenLS), Web Map Service (WMS), Web Feature Service (WFS), Web Coverage Service (WCS), Web Object Service (WOS), Catalog Services, and Geography Markup Language (GML). |
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- ik ga in Januari op ski-vakantie naar oostenrijk en als het goed is zijn ze ook daar aan de voorbereidingen bezig voor de komst van een nieuwe stroom "sneeuw"-lovers...... Gezien bij Jaggle [MDK's Weblog] Dit ziet er tenminste al heel veelbelovend uit... |
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- How To Exercise A Sedentary Cat |
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- Oprah Winfrey dominates afternoon television, holds the power to make or break a novel and overnight turn an average person into a marketing superstar. She's done it before (see: Dr. Phil and Rosie Daley) and next fall she'll do it... |
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- The House passes antispam legislation that largely mirrors the 'Can Spam' legislation approved by the Senate last month. Lawmakers hope to have final approval before Thanksgiving. |
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- Competition is fierce among electronics retailers vying for shoppers' dollars this holiday season. While some retailers expect a prosperous shopping season, others are embracing a more cautious outlook. |
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- The House passes antispam legislation that largely mirrors the 'Can Spam' legislation approved by the Senate last month. Lawmakers hope to have final approval before Thanksgiving. |
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- Competition is fierce among electronics retailers vying for shoppers' dollars this holiday season. While some retailers expect a prosperous shopping season, others are embracing a more cautious outlook. |
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- The House passes antispam legislation that largely mirrors the 'Can Spam' legislation approved by the Senate last month. Lawmakers hope to have final approval before Thanksgiving. |
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- Competition is fierce among electronics retailers vying for shoppers' dollars this holiday season. While some retailers expect a prosperous shopping season, others are embracing a more cautious outlook. |
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- For charities, the Web hasn't been the spigot of cash they once hoped it would. Now, they are taking their cues from MoveOn.org and the Howard Dean campaign to pursue the big bucks. By Katie Dean. |
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- Here's how a flock of reclusive seabirds became pioneers of pervasive computing. A case study from the sensor net frontier. By Martha Baer from Wired magazine. |
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- Scientists plumb the ocean's depths to uncover a rising tide of unknown species, marine-derived drugs and other valuable chemicals. Researchers hope a flood of new reports will spur further research and funding. By David Snow. |
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- For charities, the Web hasn't been the spigot of cash they once hoped it would. Now, they are taking their cues from MoveOn.org and the Howard Dean campaign to pursue the big bucks. By Katie Dean. |
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- Here's how a flock of reclusive seabirds became pioneers of pervasive computing. A case study from the sensor net frontier. By Martha Baer from Wired magazine. |
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