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- DAMN, some people whine waaay too much! WTF man, whining is for kids...what's the point of whining and whining and whining to me?! It's not like I can do anything about it! The only people who'd ever cave in to any form of whining would be parents, and you better... |
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- Citing his great hopes of finding a job soon due the huge gains made in the economy this past quarter, Thomas Sveltbourn purchased an Original Glazed at the local Krispy Kreme today. "Mmm... man, that doughnut is freakin' good," Sveltbourn declared as he munched his way through the steaming pastry. [More] |
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- Plastic::Media::Guns: Can NRA-TV be stopped without giving the government free rein over all news? |
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- I suck. In four days of polling, I've managed to amass a stellar SEVEN votes for the Best Marauding Marsupial.... |
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- QUOTE (self mutilated @ Dec 9 2003, 12:35 PM) QUOTE (BloodyChunks @ Dec 9 2003, 07:20 AM) Sordid/Severed Savior/Spawn Of Possesion/Pyaemia/Gorgasm at the North American Bloodletting Tour. Now Playing: Metallica - Creeping Death that had to be badass spawn of possesion kick as so does severed savior. |
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- Los Angeles Times, 09 Dec 2003 |
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- Canadian Press, 08 Dec 2003 |
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- Toronto Sun, 09 Dec 2003 |
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- Globe and Mail, 09 Dec 2003 |
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- Mobile Register, 08 Dec 2003 |
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- Surrey Now, 08 Dec 2003 |
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- The Mountain Press, 08 Dec 2003 |
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- The Philadelphia Inquirer, 08 Dec 2003 |
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- Lexington Herald-Leader, 07 Dec 2003 |
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- The Mountain Press, 08 Dec 2003 |
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- Wall Street Journal, 08 Dec 2003 |
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- Edmonton Sun, 08 Dec 2003 |
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- David Goldman writes "...while the the American Library Association (ALA), with its more than 64,000 members are protesting provisons of the Patriot Act (and by inference Atty Gen. John Ashcroft), they are ignoring a much more pressing human rights issue. The organization refuses to condemn Fidel Castro for sending to his gulag, for prison terms of up to 28 years, 10 independent Cuban librarians — who were included among the 75 independent journalists, union organizers, economists, human rights workers and other dissidents who were rounded up. The librarians resist the dictator's censorship of ideas, as do all those captured in the raids. |
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- Anonymous Patron tells us, via the Sacramento Bee, that the YA book Don't You Dare Read This, Mrs. Dunphrey has been pulled from the supplemental reading lists of 7th-grade english classes in the Galt Joint Union Elementary School District. Trustees voted 4-1 to stop the novel from being used for instructional purposes but will allow it to remain in libraries as long as students get parental permission to check it out. Trustee Susan Richardson cast the dissenting vote. Superintendent Jeffrey Jennings said he did not feel the book was appropriate for seventh-graders. |
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- Sabrina Pacifici writes: "Blogging: One Firm's Experience Karen Lasnick and Julie Weber of Bryan Cave discuss their implementation of multiple, practice specific blogs to facilitate information dissemination. New on LLRX.com" |
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- Charles Davis writes: "On December 17, people will queue in their thousands outside cinemas to see The Return of the King, the third part in Peter Jackson's enormous adaption of J R R Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. And, from this week, the National Theatre is previewing the first part of Nicholas Hytner's two-part production of His Dark Materials, based on Philip Pullman's trilogy of children's books. More at The Telegraph" |
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- The Administration on Aging (AoA), part of the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), has awarded the Alzheimer's Association $993,500 to establish and operate a National Call Center for 24-hour access to information about Alzheimer's disease ... |
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- David Cross at a Dean fundraiser? WTF ^^? |
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- David Cross at a Dean fundraiser? WTF ^^? |
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- Hvis du efter jul trænger til at høre noget andet end dårlige julesange, så er det her måske noget for dig. P2's Alfabet sender et interview med Steffen Brandt om Per Højholt. Du kan høre udsendelsen lørdag den 27. december kl. 14. |
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- Som allerallersidste i år, har jeg lige tilføjet en afstemning på forsiden. Stem på din Din bedste TV-2 oplevelse i 2003. God Jul ! |
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- Koripalloilun Euroopan liiga (Fiba): |
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- Although most meteorologists agree that snow is the byproduct of weather patterns and atmospheric conditions, President Bush announced yesterday that the recent wave of winter precipitation in the Northeast is actually a byproduct of the US.' improving economy. "I know it's a little early for so much snow and that it might be causing trouble for some of you," said Bush with a grin, "but I just can't help that I'm so good with the economy." The economy is indeed improving from its abysmal state of the last few years, although joblessness still remains a problem in the eyes of many experts. But could a slightly-improved economy really produce a byproduct of snow? |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: NOPEFAktuelt |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Posthornet |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Asker og Bærums Budstikke |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Energi |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: I skolen |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Hegnar Online |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Utdanning |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: LO-Aktuelt |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: NRK Trøndelag |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Fosna-Folket |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Halden Arbeiderblad |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: NRK Møre og Romsdal |
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- The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) announced today it has reached agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration on a two-year contract extension that includes cost savings for the agency, capacity improvements for the National Airspace ... |
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- Yaga have been chosen to supply digital content commerce services for Journal Interactive, the Internet division of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and member of the Real Cities Network. |
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- Dec. 9 - Check out some of the hottest new cars set to hit the market in 2004. And there is something for everyone from trucks to hybrids. |
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- Dec. 8 - We know that men are from Mars and women are from Venus, but the difference between the two genders is much deeper than that. |
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