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- Heut ist wieder einer dieser Tage, an denen ich extrem viel nachdenke. Und das sind leider viel zu viele negative Gedanken. Hab heut mal wieder in den Tagebüchern rumgestöbert und bin auf eines gestoßen, was mich erstmal nicht mehr losgelassen hat.Eines, was die Thematik Borderline aufgreift. Und ich kann dermaßen mit der Angi mitfühlen... |
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- heute war ich mit meinem Brüderchen in Findet Nemo. Der Film hat mir sehr gut gefallen, richtig süß! mal ne gute abwechslung zu den Drama-heulfilmen, die ich sonst so anschaue*lächel*. gestern war ich bei silvia...videoabend mit freundinnen. |
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- Ja ich bin zurück und kann nicht klagen. Das Wochenende bei ihm war im Grossen und Ganzen wunderschön... Meine Sehnsucht nach Nähe wurde gestillt und auch sein Geburtstagsfest war recht okay. Es ist irgendwie komisch. Normalerweise bin ich echt ein recht kommunikativer mensch, aber bei seinen Freunden bin ich immer total still, sage gar nichts. |
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- Heute war mal wieder lernen angesagt. Bin jetzt sogar schlauer geworden. Schwerpunkt zur Zeit Internetmarketing. Um noch mal auf den 24. zurückzukommen. |
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- öh... hallo. sa, was für ein anstrengender tag. bin zwar gestern relativ früh ins bett gegangen und auch erst um halb zehn aufgewacht, war aber so dermaßen hundemüde... um himmels willen. |
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- I think you ought to know I'm feeling terribly depressed. |
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- Mittlerweile ist es Sonntagabend :o( Mal wieder war das WE viel zu kurz, aber erfreulicherweise schön! Gestern habe ich noch einen schönen Abend mit meinem Liebsten verbracht. Wir haben "Findet Nemo" geguckt. Ich habe ihn somit nun schon 2x geguckt. |
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- So, bin wieder da. War das Wochenende bei Jan. Er hatte mir ja gesagt, er hätte eine Überraschung für mich. Und es war: Ein Adventskalender! |
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- Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy was today meeting a delegation from the anti-Agreement Democratic Unionist Party to discuss the way forward after the Assembly elections. |
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- MIT Technology Review Says These seven technologies are about to make their way out of the lab, onto the market—and into our lives. Some of these technologies stem from new discoveries in basic science, but others spring from new twists on old materials and techniques, or even build on years of slow progress. They are all just making their way out of the lab, and their development is motivated by strong market demands or consumer needs. They include Automatic speech translator, Spinal-cord trauma treatment, Blocking spam, Miniature ultrasound device, Chip-to-chip communications, Streaming media and Piezo fuel injection. |
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- stevejzoo spotted a Journal News NY Story that tells the world a career often satirized as musty and fusty is, in fact, on the cutting edge. They say Library science has come a long way with the evolution of computers and the Internet. Students and professionals have access to more information than ever before, and they need to know how to find it and sort it out. |
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- Interesting One From SFGate.com that says This past year, as San Francisco school officials were dealing with budget cuts by laying off teachers and librarians and closing school libraries, spending on city schools was increasing in another area: classroom computers. Throughout the country, computer technology is dumbing down the academic experience, corrupting schools' financial integrity, cheating the poor, fooling people about the job skills youngsters need for the future and furthering the illusions of state and federal education policy. |
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- One From CT where -- The world of Harry Potter, credited with inspiring millions of children to read, is now being used to get students excited about physical education. Justin vanGelder, a first-year gym teacher at Horace W. Porter School, is among those across the country incorporating the game ''quidditch'' into their curriculum. |
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- Huck Finn a masterpiece -- or an insult comes to us from Seattle Post-Intelligencer, where they say a mother daughter have led the assault in Renton against Mark Twain's novel, marshaling vigorous arguments against a work that is widely regarded as a masterpiece -- yet that also ranks with the books most consistently challenged in the nation's classrooms, according to the American Library Association. |
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- Bob Cox send in News From MA where a few recent incidents at the Pollard Memorial Library, which reopened in May 2002 following a two-year, $10 million renovation have city officials concerned and taking action. For example, last month a part-time library assistant, Marie Morrissette, 39, suffered a bloody lip and chipped tooth when a scarfed assailant hurled a frozen egg at her face as she sat behind her basement-level desk. |
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- Fang-Face writes "Michael Isikoff, of Newsweek, has an article reprinted at Truthout.org about the feds using the PATRIOT Act to get financial records in a manner that would otherwise be clearly illegal. He wrote in part: In Las Vegas, the Feds used a little-known provision in the Patriot Act that allows them to quickly obtain financial records of suspected terrorists or money launderers. Law-enforcement agencies can submit the name of any suspect to the Treasury Department, which then orders financial institutions across the country to search their records for any matches. |
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- Crow writes "Here is an interesting article about some high school kids collecting books for several Lakota reservation schools. Neat picture, too. |
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- rachel writes "RSS feed is now available (thanks to LISFeeds.com!) for the job ads at Lisjobs.com, for those of you who'd prefer to view them in your aggregator. Sign up at http: |
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- Long weekend, but we're finally home. Lots of stuff to write about but I'll do that later when I've managed to catch up on various stuff (Ha like that is ever going to happen). Had picture of the grandkiddies I... |
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- Name: Chris Kirschenman Email: dioxn@myrealboxSTOPSPAM.com Company Name: Company URL: |
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- I know I took of the latter part of last week of in returning links to folks who helped spread... |
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Question... (Dec 01 2003 06:57 GMT) - Something I'm curious about that comes up often is the term 'D/deaf' - could som... |
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- Vertreter von 180 Staaten treffen sich in den ersten zwei Dezember-Wochen in Mailand, um weiter über den Kyoto-Vertrag von 1997 zu verhandeln. Dass der Gipfel zu handfesten Ergebnissen führen wird, ist zu bezweifeln. |
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- The I Ching interpreted by my photographs. (This is the book, but like I said, there's lots of errors and omissions, to be fixed soon. But look, I got it done with 3 minutes to spare!) |
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- 1 to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has been changed 14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the light bulb could have been changed differently 7 to caution about the dangers of changing light bulbs 1 to move it to the Lighting section [via Many to Many] |
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- The Builder.com 2nd Annual Readers' Choice Awards have been published. In the "Best Java Application Server" category Apache Tomcat won, 1st runner-up is a tie between ColdFusion MX / JRun and IBM WebSphere. Dreamweaver MX won "Best Web Development T... |
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- Apple - QuickTime 6 MPEG-2 Playback Component OSX Multimedia Resources (Produced by BookmarkBlogger.) Comments (0) |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - AME Info Dec 1 2003 1:33AM ET... |
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- A couple of good new additions on the Guest Drug WarRant page. Be sure to check out: Another Drug War Victim by Casey I Don't Want to Wake Up in the Middle of the Night Worrying Anymore. by Yan |
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Travel Woes (Dec 01 2003 06:54 GMT) - Well, I'm writing this sitting in a room in a Doubletree Hotel in San Francisco. My flight out of Vegas was delayed due to bad weather and by the time we got in to S.F. |
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- A guy goes to the tattoo parlor and offers the tattoo artist $1,000 to put a $100 bill on his Willie. The artist agrees, but is curious and asks the man why he wants to do this.The man replies, 'I... |
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- Washington - In his bid to unseat Senate Democrat Russ Feingold, well-known car dealer Russ Darrow can tap his own sizable wealth. |
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- Research universities across the country face a post-Sept. 11 dilemma: Let federal agents decide who can participate in their projects and whether the results can be made public, or walk away from sizable grants. |
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- Delores Thomas is sold on the new Bradley Tech High School - with one not-so-small exception. |
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- Nearly a decade after a federal law mandated expulsion for students who bring guns to school, state officials fear that misunderstanding still lingers over what the law means. |
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- Like horse breeders hoping to win the Kentucky Derby, researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison spent eight years selectively breeding mice, creating a super race of furry, white critters that are born to run. |
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- Menomonee Falls - On a recent day of pulling big rigs and other commercial trucks over for random safety checks, Menomonee Falls police reported this finding: Roughly two of every three trucks inspected were deemed unsafe and ordered off the road. |
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- For more than a decade, the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra has participated in recruitment drives in the city's public schools that have been as legendary for their frustrations as for their notable successes. |
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- For nearly 20 years, Candy Cane Lane has been a Milwaukee area tradition. |
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- A funeral will be held in Dallas Tuesday for Beatrice M. Haggerty, a Milwaukee-born philanthropist and arts patron whose name, along with that of her late husband, Patrick E. Haggerty, adorns buildings on campuses in Wisconsin and elsewhere. |
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- Stevens Point - The brothers Bennett, Dick and Jack, both enjoy watching the popular television show "Everybody Loves Raymond" but apparently not for the same reason. |
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