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- The two of them have also taken over the refrigerator, both pantries, and the freezer - I can't find my own food anymore. |
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- It always makes an impression when someone makes a nuanced assesment of the pros and cons of Open Source. Linux may be ready for the desktop, but not for all kinds of knowledge workers. I suspect that setting hopes too high will result in a major backlash - if Linux is introduced in businesses as a Microsoft killer on the desktop. knowledge workers and linux... - Entrepreneur magazine :: |
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- R.C. Sproul, Jr. lets us know what he thinks of politics over principle. The pattern is so obvious that others... |
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- pro_scurvy is a community for like-minded individuals who believe that Scurvy is not a disease, but a way of life. |
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- It looks like Howard Dean's a bit behind the times. From last night's Hardball appearance: The key, I believe, to Iran, is pressure through the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union is supplying much of the equipment that Iran I believe mostly likely is using |
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- I really should have mentioned this before. Renzo Piano design for a new tower to be built above London Bridge... |
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- Just testing a new stylesheet!... |
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- Just testing a new stylesheet!... |
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- WHAT: Small Business Administration Administrator Hector V. Barretto and Nationwide CEO Jerry Jurgensen will launch a partnership to help educate American small business owners about their retirement plan options and responsibilities, especially in their ... |
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- I've been doing a little interop, as we must do from time to time (at least until Blackcomb). Here's a link from Mr. Nathan himself on how to do it right. |
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- What Happens When Your Job Is Taken By Someone in India or China?. If you're a white-collar professional and your job has been sent to India or China, what are your prospects today? Not all that good. A recent study by McKinsey Global Institute found that only 36% of Americans displaced in the past two decades found jobs at the same or higher pay. |
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- (US) Hawks is serving a six-year sentence for methamphetamine trafficking and marijuana cultivation. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(85%), $propaganda_theme1(85%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $stimulant(100%), $amphetamines(100%), $cannabis(100%), $various_drugs(90%)] |
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- (US) Blazers' Randolph arrested for allegedly driving under the influence of marijuana Trail Blazer forward Zach Randolph was charged Tuesday with driving under the influence after an officer said he smelled marijuana in the player's car.[$drug_related(100%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $cannabis(100%)] |
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- (UK) Local people said the site had been used by drug users. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(100%), $propaganda_theme1(100%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $use_is_abuse(60%), $propaganda_theme4(60%), $propaganda_theme5(70%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- Dallas Morning News, 02 Dec 2003 |
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- Jackson Sun News, 02 Dec 2003 |
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- The Nelson Mail, 02 Dec 2003 |
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- Mobile Register, 30 Nov 2003 |
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- Knoxville News-Sentinel, 02 Dec 2003 |
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- The Birmingham News, 01 Dec 2003 |
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- Daily Herald, 01 Dec 2003 |
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- New York Times, 02 Dec 2003 |
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- Delta Optimist, 01 Dec 2003 |
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- Chilliwack Progress, 28 Nov 2003 |
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- Penticton Herald, 28 Nov 2003 |
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- Nanaimo News Bulletin, 27 Nov 2003 |
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- Straits Times, 30 Nov 2003 |
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- Sunstar Davao, 01 Dec 2003 |
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- Ozzy Osbourne reveals in a candid interview with London's Daily Mirror that he was abused as a young boy |
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- And it's name is Cold Stone Creamery. I pity the person who does not have one near their home. I got a pint each of: this, this and this. Like the name implies, they mix the ice cream on a... |
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- Country singer arrested at home after hit-and-run accident |
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- What’s a digital-aged worrywart, er, caretaker to do for a holiday gift? There are options that can satisfy even your strongest protective urges. |
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- Antidepressants used to treat hot flashes in women taking the breast cancer drug tamoxifen may reduce the effectiveness of the tumor-fighting medication, U.S. doctors said on Tuesday. |
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- President Robert Mugabe warned on Friday that Zimbabwe could leave theCommonwealth if it was not treated as an equal, but failed to win thebacking of a troika of Southern African countries meeting in South Africa, adiplomatic source told IRIN. |
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- TANZANIA IS adopting a wait-and-see attitude before deciding whether toattend the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) that begins inthe Nigerian capital of Abuja this Friday. |
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- On 30 November 2003, the Administrative court reserved judgment in theassociated Newspapers of Zimbabwe (ANZ) case against the Media andInformation Commission (MIC) in which it sought an order from the court topublish its two newspaper titles, The Daily News and The Daily News onSunday. The ANZ sought the court order despite appeals to the Supreme by thestate that the papers remain shut. |
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- AFRICAN, Asian and Caribbean countries have not rallied aroundcontroversial Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe as he predicted ahead of thisweek's Commonwealth meeting in Nigeria. |
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- People should go for HIV and Aids tests as Government would soon embarkon a programme to provide anti-retroviral drugs to those infected, theMinister of Health and Child Welfare, Dr David Parirenyatwa, saidyesterday. |
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- TWELVE people died of cholera in Mola communal lands in Kariba last weekand 413 were affected and are receiving treatment. |
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- ZIFA chief executive Edgar Rogers' role as a neutral returning officerat the association's elections has been questioned after revelations thatlast week he forwarded Rafiq Khan's name as Zimbabwe's representative at theFifa World Cup draw in Germany. |
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- It will be a betrayal by fellow African countries if CHOGM organisers donot invite or exclude Robert Mugabe, the President of Zimbabwe, fromattending the Commonwealth Head of Government Meeting taking place inDecember in Abuja. |
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- Zimbabwe's land reform programme is an internal issue and no other country has a right to dictate how the country runs its affairs, Romanian ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr Luminita Florescu, has said. |
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- SOME of the recommendations of the Utete land audit report are now beingimplemented in order to tie-up some of the loose ends of the fast-track landredistribution programme. |
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- AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Mr John Howard is either terribly ill-advisedabout Zimbabwe vis-à-vis the Commonwealth, or has gone insane or both. |
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