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- Frühlingszauber V :Live: soon.... ------------------alles schweizer live act'sDJs: soon... |
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- Sure enough, bug reports are coming in for the v2 Beta 2 about non-[en-us] systems and date formats. Thanks for those bug reports, guys. Seems that in some cases RSS outputs are dropping the date altogether, posting as January 1, 0000. Ouch. Also, the archive file in the FTP upload might be getting misplaced (to the same path as the blog page rather than the user-specified archive path). |
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- A conference for companies seeking $18.6 billion in reconstruction contracts in Iraq has been delayed by eight days until Dec. 19, according to U.S. officials. |
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- Company Fights for Pop-Up Rights Developers take Linux attacks to heart Feds get a 'D' in computer security Flaw could unleash another Slammer Internet worms and critical infrastructure JenniCam to go dark after 7 years Kofi Annan Keep Media Free! Mafia recruiting spammers, crackers, AV chief warns Microsoft Battle with Lindows Moves to Europe Microsoft FAT patents 'could be re-opened' Microsoft No patches this month Microsoft to ditch older products New Ad Campaign Targets Music Swappers 'Poke your camera phone's eye out' - analyst SiS, VIA to sample PCI Express chipsets next month Under fire, e-vote companies form a trade group War Games Come Marching In Worm hits Windows-based ATMs 'Dial 9' scam snares Wilts Police A smaller CeBIT Avaya to simplify video calling Could Segways replace soldiers as hired killers Cyberkiosk assaults Spanish teenager Go Tell It on the Mountain How much is digital music worth HP would be better off without Compaq drain - Analyst Intel toasts Itanium's success by giving servers away Internet showdown side-stepped in Geneva Kazaa shuts down Kazaa Lite Microsoft aiming IBM-scale patent program at Linux Microsoft-Lindows battle expands in Europe Music industry legal targets include retiree who doesn't own computer PayPal sets new fee for online music Sun Linux gets U.K. health service exam Thoughts at the End of the Road Time Warner Cable reaches VoIP deals U.N. |
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- Very appropriate I should think.By Walt DickinsonThursday, December 11th, 2003 @ 12:22 amA List |
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- The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has donated $50 million to private agencies in two southern Indian states to help stop the spread of HIV/AIDS among high-risk groups such as prostitutes, migrant laborers and truckers. |
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- De website van de Arabisch Europese Liga (AEL), die gisteren door een tegenactie van weblog GeenStijl offline ging, is weer... |
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- De website van de Arabisch Europese Liga (AEL), die gisteren door een tegenactie van weblog GeenStijl offline ging, is weer... |
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- Singer Gwen Stefani of No Doubt poses as she arrives at the 2003 Billboard Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, December 10, 2003. The group performed on the show. REUTERS/Fred Prouser (Click for Large Photo) [yent: 4, +singer +gwen +stefani +poses] |
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- Rapper Lil Jon, of Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz poses for photographers during The 2003 Billboard Music Awards Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2003 at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz won three awards including R&B/Hip Hop Group of the year. (AP Photo/Eric Jamison) (Click for Large Photo) [yahoo: 2, +lil +poses] |
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- Jurors aren't convinced that the former finance chief of NewCom lied and doctored results. |
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- JenniCam is fading to black. |
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- John Chambers offers an upbeat outlook for the firm's sales growth at an analysts' meeting. |
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- Less than a week after warning of a $600-million fourth-quarter charge, Intel Corp. said Wednesday that it was consolidating the unit that caused the problem into another of its businesses. |
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- Scientists place the outline on a Web site so it can be compared with the human genome. |
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- DETROIT — More than 200,000 computers spent years looking for the largest known prime number. It turned up on Michigan State University graduate student Michael Shafer's off-the-shelf PC. |
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- The claim that kids get too much homework just doesn't stand up |
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- The state bends figures from schools to avoid federal funding cuts. |
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- The high court issues a key ruling on campaign finance, but warning signs are in sight. |
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- Denying the pols their 'safe districts' would lead to better governance. |
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- New chief will share power with insider |
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- Interscope Records is No. 1 — with an asterisk. |
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- Satellite broadcaster DirecTV will drop Trio, an arts and culture cable-TV channel, unless a new contract is reached with Trio's owner by the end of the month, a DirecTV spokesman said Wednesday. |
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- Walt Disney Co. expects profit from continuing operations to rise at least 30% in the current fiscal year and the ABC television network to return to profitability in fiscal 2005, Chief Financial Officer Thomas Staggs said Wednesday. |
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- SACRAMENTO — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger appeared close to closing a budget deal with Democratic legislative leaders Wednesday but faced skepticism within his own Republican ranks. The deal would include floating $15 billion in bonds to balance this year's budget and setting a spending limit that would prohibit borrowing in the future to overcome revenue shortfalls. |
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- His voice quivering with rage, Los Angeles Mayor James K. Hahn condemned Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and state lawmakers as "immoral" for contemplating a budget deal that shortchanges cities. |
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- John Chambers offers an upbeat outlook for the firm's sales growth at an analysts' meeting. |
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- SACRAMENTO — In what security officers described as one of the largest Capitol demonstrations in years, thousands of disabled Californians, college students and police representatives converged Wednesday to protest midyear budget cuts sought by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. |
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- SACRAMENTO — By introducing proposals to cut nearly $2 billion from the current state budget at the same time he is trying to convince the Legislature to approve a complicated long-term budget plan, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger appears to have handed Democrats and their allies a potent weapon, both his supporters and opponents said Wednesday. |
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- Walt Disney Co. expects profit from continuing operations to rise at least 30% in the current fiscal year and the ABC television network to return to profitability in fiscal 2005, Chief Financial Officer Thomas Staggs said Wednesday. |
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- The majority rebuffs the free-speech argument challenging the ban on 'soft money' and bogus issue ads mandated by McCain-Feingold. |
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- Exceeding expectations is seen as key to gaining momentum from the Democratic caucuses. |
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- WASHINGTON — Even though it erected formidable new barriers between politicians and deep-pocketed donors, the election law upheld Wednesday by the Supreme Court has not shut down big money in politics. |
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- The release of 240 hours of recordings showed how the 37th president weighed political effects of his decisions. |
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- WASHINGTON — Excerpts from the Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling Wednesday upholding key parts of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act. |
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- WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court used Pennsylvania's congressional map Wednesday to consider whether the redrawing of election districts had become too political — a case that could affect voters nationwide. |
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- The New Hampshire teachers union endorses the Democratic hopeful, who speaks out against vouchers and Bush's No Child Left Behind law. |
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- Rep. James Clyburn, the state's most respected black leader, backs the congressman. |
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- In a survey of the Democratic challengers, Dean is shown to be less dovish than many perceive him to be. He doesn't back a plan to ban weapons in space. |
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- MANCHESTER, N. H. — Democrat John F. Kerry, campaigning here Wednesday, accused presidential rival Howard Dean of flip-flopping on his antiwar views and suggested that former Vice President Al Gore was duped into endorsing "the wrong Howard Dean. |
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- Court papers claim GOP aides in Washington led vote to redraw districts. Trial of case starts today. |
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- Bush tries to limit the diplomatic damage of the decision to keep antiwar countries from competing for major contracts in Iraq. |
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- A new proposal has angered Spain's federal authorities. In separatist region, those who don't back secession fear new violence by ETA rebels. |
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- American and local officials agree that Friday's incident could have been avoided if people hadn't been in a house full of weapons. |
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