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- As a follow-up to my post earlier on the video of the Marines killing an Iraqi soldier, I noticed that the site now has some emails from US soldiers regarding the video. 2 soldiers found nothing wrong with the video,... |
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- Heinz-Harald Frentzen dreht der Formel 1 den Rücken. Der Mönchengladbacher wechselt aus der Königsklasse zum Rüsselsheimer Automobilkonzern Opel in die Deutsche Tourenwagen-Meisterschaft. |
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- It's not that I don't hate I do. It happens just thinking of you. |
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- Howard Dean was sure that he'd win When Al said vote for Dean do not sin |
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- It's official- U.S. government will only award "reconstruction" contracts to corporations with ties to the Bush/Cheney Regime. |
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- The core of the Hate Bush Movement is fueled by the fact that he is a self-professed Christian and unfortunately many leading this parade are so-ca... - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- Especially considering my mood 14 hours ago. To update briefly:... |
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QPict 5.2.8 (Dec 11 2003 20:14 GMT) - View and organize all your multimedia files with this media management tool. |
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- I liked the bottom of her dress. Personally, I would |
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- Right, you can see the inclusions looking through the side, but |
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- According to the Lupus Foundation of America, about 1.4 million Americans have lupus, though statistics vary greatly. Awareness of some common facts and symptoms can help lead to an early diagnosis. |
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- Each year, about 30,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with oral cancer. Cancers of the tongue can be helped by surgery. Now doctors are improving function for patients in need. |
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- More than 4.5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease. By the year 2030, that number will rise to 7.7 million. Researchers are constantly searching for new treatments. |
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- On December 10, 2003 Looksmart filed its Amended Quarterly Report which tells us just how bad their current outlook is. Looksmart has multiple distribution agreements expiring by mid-January which is forcing them to layoff half of their employees. "On October... |
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- Phil Wolff - Executive blogging issues. |
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- Suki writes "In this recent story a PC Mag writer concludes that "Panther and Jaguar were not better at outrunning vulnerabilities than Windows" and as my ... |
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- This is a table about Georgia Pecan Market Update |
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- This is a table about Kansas City Daily Truck Bid Summary |
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- Nat King Cole A tribute site. I know he's from a time long past, but his music is as... |
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- New "largest" prime number. Over 6.3 MILLION digits. A new meaning for the term "stop light". This one is actually... |
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- James Lileks strikes, But the Democrats want revenge. For Florida. For Bush's refusal to let France and Germany decide American... |
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- Satire or Serious? You decide.... |
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- A lovely gentleman caller just clued me in to this... Perversion for Profit, an anti porn film from the 60s. I think you'll like it. I don't think it's safe for work. Also, some thumbnails to give you a preview. |
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- Ann Clwyd, the British politician who most strongly pushed the humanitarian case for war is shown posing in front of what is a manufactured mass grave photo-op ... |
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- Iran har anholdt 130 formodede medlemmer af terrornetværket al-Qaeda og er rede til at udlevere nogle af dem.Det skriver det franske nyhedsbureau AFP, som citerer Irans præsident, Mohammad Khatami, der er på besøg i Geneve i Schweiz.- De, der har begået forbrydelser i Iran, vil blive retsforfulgt i Iran, og de andre vil blive udleveret til det land, de kommer fra, sagde Khatami gennem en tolk. |
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- BARCELONA, Spain - A Spanish-American scientific team is monitoring ice events in the United States following research on a baffling phenomenon first detected here. |
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- WASHINGTON - U.S. researchers said Wednesday that they had established the best cocktail of AIDS drugs to start patients on - one that keeps the virus at bay for the longest time with the fewest side effects. |
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- LAS VEGAS - R&B and hip-hop dominated Wednesday's 2003 Billboard Music Awards, with sultry singer Beyonce and R. Kelly each earning four awards. |
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- CLINTON, Ill. - A woman and her boyfriend were charged with first-degree murder Wednesday in the deaths of her three children, who drowned when their car plunged into a lake in September in what initially looked like a tragic accident. |
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- WASHINGTON - Knee replacement surgery is a safe and cost-effective treatment for persistent knee pain and disability, and increasing numbers of patients are seeking it at an earlier age, a panel of experts told the National Institutes of Health on Wednesday. |
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- COLLEGE PARK, Md. - President Richard Nixon apparently didn't think much of Ronald Reagan, calling his fellow California Republican "strange" and an "uncomfortable man to be around," according to White House tapes released Wednesday. |
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- For a woman who ate little besides strawberries, apples and cottage cheese, Susan Fair had an extremely hard time controlling her weight. |
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- CHESAPEAKE, Va. - Lee Boyd Malvo was legally insane during last year's sniper spree because of intense indoctrination by sniper mastermind John Allen Muhammad, a defense psychiatrist testified Wednesday at Malvo's trial. |
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- MIAMI - A Florida appeals court ordered a new trial Wednesday for 16-year-old Lionel Tate, who was convicted of the 1999 murder of a 6-year-old girl and is serving a life sentence. |
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