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Who Knew? (Dec 10 2003 21:59 GMT) - That Cylons would become busty blonde sexpots? Or Starbuck, for that matter, though she's all tough tomboy. Played with that trademark Dirk Benedict swagger, even smoking stogies after a dangerous mission. The things the networks have to do to get kids interested in the classics these days. |
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Who Knew? (Dec 10 2003 21:59 GMT) - That Cylons would become busty blonde sexpots? Or Starbuck, for that matter, though she's all tough tomboy. Played with that trademark Dirk Benedict swagger, even smoking stogies after a dangerous mission. |
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- Brilliant Collaborative Effort "These last few days I've been very excited about the PER:NA project, sponsored by the National Library of New Zealand. PER:NA stands for Purchasing Electronic Resources: a National Approach. |
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- This article talks a lot about PR and the Internet. "if Don Middleberg, along with Al and Laura Ries have anything to say about it in 2003, the Internet is a PR tool and the two together can be a... |
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- I have just finished the BEST sales book I have ever read, it's called "Buyer Approved Selling" and if you sell something I urge you to buy it NOW! We have sourced it direct from the publishers and you can buy it HERE Please click “Other” and enter “Ecademy” in the space provided. Enjoy it. Regards, Paul Sherman |
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- I have just finished the BEST sales book I have ever read, it's called "Buyer Approved Selling" and if you sell something I urge you to buy it NOW! We have sourced it direct from the publishers and you can buy it HERE Please click “Other” and enter “Ecademy” in the space provided. Enjoy it. Regards, Paul Sherman |
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- After losing the NFC championship game the last two years, the Eagles won't be satisfied with anything less than a trip to the Super Bowl this season. |
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- Note....I will be doing a lot of these...so if you are interested in doing more let me know.I need to learn Java as fast as I can. |
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- NO BEGINNERS PLEASE.Client has existing database and number of php pages that retrieve info from it. The current search scheme is not working for the client. |
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No shotguns (Dec 10 2003 21:59 GMT) - After kicking the idea around for over a year, Trouble and I have officially decided to get hitched. By the end of the year. Yes, this year. This year that is ending in 4ish weeks. No, there are no shotguns... |
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No shotguns (Dec 10 2003 21:59 GMT) - After kicking the idea around for over a year, Trouble and I have officially decided to get hitched. By the end of the year. Yes, this year. This year that is ending in 4ish weeks. No, there are no shotguns... |
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ÅÄÖåäö (Dec 10 2003 21:58 GMT) - New page. |
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- Well, my project is done, it's a lesser version of what I want but thankfully I have some kind of story to present. So here it is: Final Project |
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Flammulated (Dec 10 2003 21:58 GMT) - Tiny owl headed home after rare visit to Alabama That's what it is, a "flammulated owl". It's about six inches... |
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- The author summarizes (accurately): "I have gathered together some old posts [to the WWWDEV mailing list] that I have done in the past and uncovered some additional websites that focus on plagiarism, cheating and copyright violation in academic circles as the end of semesters and term paper grading time is upon the world of education in many places." The result is a very nice listing of links on the subject. By David P. Dillard, WWWDEV, Devember 5, 2003 [Refer][Research][Reflect] |
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- Greg Ritter pulls together some columns by Doc Searles and gets to the heart of the matter: it's not RSS that's key, it's syndication, "the willingness of something to be known." This is what is the key to the next generation internet; RSS (and metadata in general) are simply the wheels that make syndication happen. Why syndication? |
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- Just launched, the goal of this website "is to provide guidance to parents, educators, librarians, policy-makers, and others regarding effective, empowerment strategies to assist young people in gaining the knowledge, skills, motivation, and self-control to use the Internet." A background paper (MS Word document) outlines major issues associated with internet use by children and suggests some strategies. By Nancy Willard, December, 2003 [Refer][Research][Reflect] |
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- Being typical student scum, we celebrated Christmas Day today in my house. Pete cooked a full blown christmas meal with turkey and stufing and pigs in blankets and everything. Jim and I created a masterful dish made out of a... |
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- I ordered the Griffin iTrip for the iPod this last summer. It had been on backorder for months and finally came in this week. I am disappointed in this product. |
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- I ordered the Griffin iTrip for the iPod this last summer. It had been on backorder for months and finally came in this week. I am disappointed in this product. |
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- Bush the Craven To conservatives, it was a shocking scene. President Bush sat chatting chummily in the Oval Office on Tuesday with the premier of communist China and harshly rebuked the democratically elected leader of the United States' old friend and ally, Taiwan."The only word I can use is 'appalled,' " said John Tkacik, a China specialist at the conservative Heritage Foundation and a staunch administration supporter. "The spectacle of the American president who just gave such an eloquent speech in Whitehall barely three weeks ago, saying the global expansion of democracy is a pillar of American foreign policy…." |
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- This is a table about Montana Grain Market Report |
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- This is a table about USDA Grain Market Summary for Dec 10 |
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- As the UK?s only dedicated event for marketing-related and CRM technologies, Technology For Marketing 2004, attracts the support of the leading industry associations. Taking place from 10-11 February 2004 at The National Hall, Olympia, London, TFM 2004 will once again incorporate Technology For Customer Service and Technology For Sales. |
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- AmeriKa, the land of the ignorant And home of the Enslaved, The huddled masses Banished to a life of consumption (article 1) - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- Nominate both father and son for Darwin awards. Stupid father lets son get killed to prevent his stupid genes from continuing. Stupid son gets hims... - www.indymedia. |
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- I'm not lying about the following quote. I'll put the referring URL along with some others for you. - www.indymedia.org: |
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- The Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-MI) today condemned a firebomb attack on the office of an Arab American newspaper in that state. CAIR-MI said the attack may have been prompted by the rising tide of anti-Muslim, anti-Arab ... |
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- Tonight, I start something new in my life. I've known for a while that I needed a form of exercise, but couldn't find anything that could keep my attention. Going out walking/running - to me - is just boring as hell. I'd love to play baseball, even poorly, except that almost all mens' leagues are softball only (plus it's pretty seasonal, it's hard to play baseball in a foot of snow). So I decided to take up fencing. |
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- Eric Lee describes in vivid detail how in a very short period of time the internet was used to drum the beat about a mysterious raid by US soldiers on the headquarters of a peaceful trade union in Bagdad, Iraq. He is right to hail the "fantastic new technology" of the internet. I was pleased to see the collective... |
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- Lets talk alternative religion |
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- As an antidote to my rather too common posts idealizing the 1970s, its worth noting that one of the crucial features of both the early portion of decade and of the late 60s is one I am far more ambivalent about |
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OMG! (Dec 10 2003 21:55 GMT) - I think Im a New Ager! Reading over the various types of Paganism available to the seeker I find the |
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- So This article was published by Focus on the Family, and the Witches Voice got wind of it, as they always do |
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