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- DOUGLAS, N.B - A pregnant woman whose car went out of control on a slushy road Monday delivered a 26-week-old baby before dying of her injuries in hospital. |
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- Melana chose pretty Jason over homely Adam. And that decision, dragged out over the six weeks of NBC's reality show ''Average Joe,'' was an affirmation of sorts. Nice guys do finish last, and opposites only rarely attract. |
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- Hm. Let's see here: ...Australian women are spending $414 million a year trying to be slim. But, despite all the... |
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- Found Matt Goyer's blog via Scoble where he points to Matt's interviewing in Seattle entry. After reading through some of the great entries, I've subscribed to Matt's blog. Welcome to Microsoft, Matt. |
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- VentureBlog takes another look at the convergence of mobile devices and home/family servers. Note his table of useful apps for Treo 600 at the bottom! Home servers and smartphones will eventually replace notebook computers for most users First, people had computers at work. Next, they got them at home. Eventually, the work computer became a notebook, or one was added. |
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Playdate (Dec 09 2003 18:14 GMT) - Well- so far it is running smoothly. They are playing dress-up.... |
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- I got a good laugh out of Amazon this morning. Their music section houses a selection of "free" music for... |
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- paints on cloth, leather, carpet, plastic, viynle, and metal?? I bought a spray paint and put it inside the car, but it somehow got caught under the seat. I didn't know so when I adjust the seat it punched a hole on the can and the paint blew out like a jet engine........ ¬> |
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- Kevin Baxter steps away from the Blog Flume to file a trip report on holiday happenings at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, Calif. |
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- Joe Lane takes a look at the lastest Disney-related Web site: Roy Disney's SaveDisney.com. And he offers his perspective on the Disney/Gold resignations. |
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- Kevin Baxter offers his oh-so-valuable advice to Disney on what the company should do in the wake of the Disney/Gold resignations. Hey, it's not like Disney could do better listening to Wall Street. |
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- This month is just been happy, shiny fun all over... just can't wait for 2004 and all this holiday stuff to be done with. After spending half a thou on the car, turns out I'll be spending half of the remaining working days in December at a remote location 100 miles from home. Good thing I got this "reliable car" huh? The job is not bad at all, but the two hour commute sucks rocks... |
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- my grumpines knows no bounds this morning. nothing sucks so much as having to leave nice warm bed with nice... |
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- The recent shakeup in Google's search results, which set the SEO (search engine optimization) community buzzing and saw tens of thousands of webmasters watch their site ranking plummet, was in many ways inevitable. Almost all SEO companies and most savvy webmasters had a fairly good handle on what Google considered important. And since SEO, by definition, is the art of manipulating website ra... |
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- I renewed my license to RADIO USERLAND in July of 2003. I recently had to rebuild my laptop, and when I was done, downloaded and reinstalled USERLAND (after backing up my important folders). Everything went well for a month, but now when I launch USERLAND it takes me to the page http://127. 0. |
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- la voz anticapitalista 2 |
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- A popular television actress and her husband, a former professional wrestler, have become the parents of surrogate twins in the United States - a birth that lends more prominence to the debate over whether such children can become Japanese citizens. |
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- this gingered-pear walnut quickbread just sounds delicious, tho' of course i would swap out the shortening for normandy butter and add a touch of vanilla or brandy. but that's just me. with that treat in mind, let's think for a moment about a serious f |
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- My name is Bob Amick. I work for a synthetic fiber manufacturer located in Martinsville, VA, but I work from my home in Greenville, SC. I have been married almost 22 years and have a 14 year old son.... |
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- I forgot... I finished reading The Bourne Supremacy last week, and started in on The Bourne Ultimatum. Robert Ludlum REALLY likes to use the word "lurch"... and more often than not I don't really feel like it fits in the... |
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- This just in via email from the National Coaliton to Abolish the Death Penalty (NCADP): A Pennsylvania man today became... |
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- Que me disculpe Domestik Alien, peor no pude resistir la tentación de referenciar esta anotación. "Sobre la ilustración Ilustración, (de ilustrar) sust. Estampa, grabado o dibujo que adorna ó documenta un libro. Componente gráfico que complementa o realza un... |
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- http://www. thesmokinggun. com/doc_o_day/doc_o_day. html... |
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- From: Pearce David Sent: 09 December 2003 12:14 To: 'ian@spinneyhead. |
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- Under cross-examination, defense psychologist insists sniper suspect was operating under indoctrination of Muhammad |
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- Ruling is defeat for Md. in long-running dispute over water rights |
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- I mentioned the Marvel booth in my first con report. We at the Shooting Star Comics booth had the good fortune to be located right next to the big Punisher movie exhibit. We thought that was lucky enough. Then the Wizard people set up a new makeshift booth (where there had just been empty space between us and Marvel)...and lo and behold, who should set up in it but Scott Kurtz of PvP himself! |
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- The SciFi Channel’s two-part Battlestar Galactica remake movie is surprisingly good. The acting and special effects are both a notch above the usual TV fare.... |
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- Gus Weiss, old intelligence hand and Washington insider, was "very, very opposed to the Iraq War". He fell from a window in the Watergate Hotel. It was ruled a suicide by an unnamed medical examiner, and the police spokesman that... |
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- Going Commercial: Airline Economics: Fasten Your Seat Belt -- good article about airline economics and the fact that as an industry, airlines have been a net money loser over their entire existence. I wonder if this is not typical of any capital-intensive industry, I seem to remember seeing the same analysis of the pulp and paper industry at one point tho I can't lay my finger on it now. I don't think this necessarily means a lot for society, society will still find a way to fund these industries as they have a lot of utility. |
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- yogimel, we're all sending you our very best thoughts, prayers and |
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- ugh, people like that drive me nuts! |
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- Is that a heart-shaped prong at the bottom! HOW CUTE |
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