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- I don't know when it first started, but over the past 5-10 years I have become the biggest sap. I cry at movies. I cry at things like Average Joe. I cry over different stories I read. Not big huge sobbing cry fests, just sappy misty moments with light tears. |
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- I don't know when it first started, but over the past 5-10 years I have become the biggest sap. I cry at movies. I cry at things like Average Joe. I cry over different stories I read. Not big huge sobbing cry fests, just sappy misty moments with light tears. |
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- She's in rehab, but sneaking out the back door to party... MTV: Courtney Love Takes A Break From Rehab To Hit The Clubs Though Courtney Love's supposedly enrolled in a live-in rehab facility, the singer stepped out on Thursday night... |
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- DVD and the Mac feedback - Internet-poor with you always - The wonderful PowerBook 100 - Evangelism that works - A home away from home - Love at first use - Four top 10 lists |
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- It really wasn't that long ago that the various games found on mobile phones were the equivalent of the video games from two decades ago. However, it appears that mobile phone video games have gotten up to speed much, much faster. Part of this is because established game brands have jumped in headfirst, realizing that there's a real market here. Now, people are expecting that (ignoring the N-Gage) we'll start to see more mobile phones that are optimized for gaming. The more interesting aspect will be watching whether or not connected gaming takes off as well. |
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- How the Internet Made My Life Better (in 13 easy, Spam-filled steps).... |
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- How the Internet Made My Life Better (in 13 easy, Spam-filled steps). |
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- I found this over at The Agonist and thought it was interesting. I never heard of this guy, but then... |
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- For the first time since 1988, Milwaukee has reached Dec. 1 with fewer than 100 homicides in the prior 11 months, police say. |
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- An estimated 40 million gallons of partially treated sewage was dumped into Lake Michigan Wednesday at the Jones Island treatment plant. Officials blamed a maintenance project that had reduced the plant's capacity. |
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- Business News: Thesp mum on his activities Richard Gere has been yo-yoing back and forth between Jerusalem and Ramallah this week, seemingly on his own Middle East peace mission, meeting key figures on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. |
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- The imminent shortage of flu vaccine caused hundreds of Milwaukee area residents to wait patiently in the cold, soaking rain Wednesday at State Fair Park for one of their last shots at getting immunized. |
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- Film News: Jury split into docu, narrative sections for 1st time Nineteen feature-length films have been selected for competition at the 10th annual Slamdance Film Festival, which runs Jan. 17-24 in Park City. Eleven of the films are fictional narratives and eight are documentaries; a total of 13 are premieres. |
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- Green Bay - Offensive linemen believe there is a fine line between a quick start and a false start, but offensive line coaches believe there is no excuse for violating it. |
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- Despite the fact that there was not a drop of drama in "Trista and Ryan's Wedding" Wednesday night on ABC, it's certain to have pulled in a sizable audience. |
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- Some music takes angelic flight into the vast dome of the Basilica of St. Josaphat and wafts back down to the ear as crystalline as moonlit snowflakes when all is calm. Other music scuttles about the basilica like windblown sleet in the headlights, and all is confusion. |
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- An explosion at a Tel Aviv coffee shop on Thursday afternoon killed three people, police sources said. Emergency workers said at least 10 were wounded in the blast. "We know there is an explosion and there are people hurt," Yossi Sedbone, police chief of Tel Aviv, told Israel Radio. |
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- Bobby Brown was officially charged with battery after hitting his wife, Whitney Houston, on Sunday, leaving her face a bruised mess. Brown did issue an apology to his fans (both of them) for the incident. Houston, meanwhile, has yet to... |
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- TOKYO - Hitachi Ltd. has co-developed a prototype direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) for use in mobile electronics products and plans to launch the product with a compatible PDA (personal digital assistant) in 2005, it said Wednesday. |
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- Mainichi Daily News, Centrist daily of Tokyo, Japan |
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- The Daily Telegraph, Conservative daily of London, England |
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- The Guardian, Liberal daily of London, England |
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- The Times, Conservative daily of London, England |
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- Further to my previous article "SCO ordered to state which code it says is infringing" , comes this from Dan Gillmor : SCO and IBM have each filed several motions to try to compel the other side to release information. |
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- Jonathan Edelstein has an interesting article - Roman Empire reunification watch - about the recent agreement signed between the EU and Syria. I've previously speculated (in " The EU, Turkey, and Iraq ") that the EU might recreate the Roman Empire's eastern borders. |
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- Simon Willison points to LUFS-Python which is a toolkit for implementing Linux filesystems in Python. This looks very cool. I can think of many possible uses for this. |
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- The Royal Bank of Canada is re-thinking its investment in SCO , according to the Globe and Mail, in an article which says that RBC is unhappy with provisions that would result in SCO's lawyers getting 20% of the value of SCO if it is sold. |
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- The goal? Make GW Bush look like a 'miserable failure' on Google. Full details on this Google tainting experiment. Thanks Chris for the link. |
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