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- (ed: Quotes in the following entry contain graphic racial epithets.) Rasheed Wallace sat down with an interview with The Oregonian's Geoffrey C. Arnold. |
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- I have read a few articles by a man named Cecil Gutzmore, a lecturer at the University of the West Indies, and I thought them to be good ones. As such, I had formed a good impression of him. Now,... |
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- I don't think something square would fit into something round of |
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- Your welcome!! That is an awesome blue stone. My next ring |
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- I'll take just one Brilliant round, 2 carat D colorless diamond, |
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- If found, please return to S. Evans. Postage and suitable reward shall be paid. Since finishing the Not A Novel, I find that my sense of pacing/plot/momentum has left me. Perhaps even before that. |
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- Reader Johny Wahoo writes in to tell us that "The Hebrew Hammer" should win for best film of the year and best song too. It says it premieres in theatres on December 19th, but Wahoo saw an advance screening on Comedy Central and can't stop talking abou |
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- There is nothing inherent to Radio Userland that allows this; to my knowledge. However, there is something called Groove which is free for personal use. It has to be running on the PC that hosts Radio Userland and both have to be up all the time to post messages. http: |
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- Attack on SCO's servers intensifies. A day-old denial-of-service attack on the Web server of the controversial SCO Group has been expanded to assault the company's mail and file servers, SCO's top network administrator says. [CNET News.com - Front Door] |
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- Thanks to fellow blogger Dennis Kennedy for the mention of beSpacific in his article, Beating Information Overload with News Aggregators,... |
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- If you have written me while I was in Chicago and now afterwards, please be patient...I will try to get... |
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- 3õ - /..:Crystal Party:../ - 3õ :Live: Nexus (ParvatiRec) D-Maniacs (Moonbat Eclyptica) Tryambaka (PT) (Live com Groove)DJs: |
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- how is it that some people seem to have the knack for wrapping presents? did i miss some sort of class for present wrapping during school? or maybe it's a genetic thing; could i be lacking a few wrapping genes? regardless, i've always sucked hard at it. |
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- i'll bet you're asking yourself "what should i get that (very deserving) (micro)skomp guy for the holidaze?" wellsir, how about a DVD movie? some of 'em can be mighty inexpensive, and i (the oh-so deserving son of a thousand fathers... |
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Blogawards (Dec 11 2003 23:36 GMT) - alles, was sich um blogawards und blogwart herum abspielt, ist so armselig, daß einem die macher nur leid tun können. ich rufe hiermit zur veranstalterseitigen wahlfälschung und -manipulation auf. Malorama Und es hätte eine so lustige Party werden können.... |
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- George Bush is unelectable.... |
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- Finance decision could put chill on the First Amendment. Dissenters ask: Is the press next in line for congressional regulations? [Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories] |
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- Dec. 11 - Six men accused of hijacking a plane from Cuba and landing it in Key West have been found guilty of air piracy. |
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- Dec. 11 - A juror who sat on the original trial of Lionel Tate says she is relieved the teenager will be getting a new trial. |
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- Many of you asked for it and thanks to Leica UK for supplying very high resolution images of the new five megapixel Digilux 2. This camera may well have a Panasonic heart but it's instantly recognisable as a Leica and features a very interesting F2.0 - F2.4 lens. The brand certainly carries a lot of weight and this camera appears to be one of the more interesting new releases of recent months. |
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- Quebec unions warn protests are a beginning and will hit 'where it hurts' MONTREAL (AP) - Quebec's labor leaders warned business and Premier Jean Charest's government they'll be hit "where it hurts," saying Thursday's provincewide protests are a sign of what's to come. |
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- a t ajoute par julienn le 11 dc 2003 23:48 |
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- a t ajoute par julienn le 11 dc 2003 23:42 |
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- Christmas is the best time of the year in the West household. A family tradition - one my dad still honors - is decorating the house. I took these pictures last year & didn't put them up because a pretty raucus windstorm had just gone... |
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Tabù (Dec 11 2003 23:34 GMT) - Tabù. "Tanto se li vendono lo stesso e non si riesce a impedirlo: tanto vale legalizzare la compravendita, così almeno si rende tutto regolare". È |
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Tabù (Dec 11 2003 23:34 GMT) - Tabù. "Tanto se li vendono lo stesso e non si riesce a impedirlo: tanto vale legalizzare la compravendita, così almeno si rende tutto regolare". È |
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- AUSTIN, Texas, December 11, 2003 - The Game Initiative today announced a new conference designed for students and professionals eager to get a job in the computer and video game industry. “How To Break Into Video Game Industry: Mini-Conference, Resume Workshop and Job Fair” will take place January 31, 2004 in San Francisco. The event is designed for artists, programmers and designers looking to get into the business. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak with industry insiders, including top recruiter Mary-Margaret. |
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- The legal and psychiatric profession often clashes over the reliability of eye-witness testimony, children testifying, and similar events. While the legal community understands, that perceptions are, well, subjective, it argues that a properly conducted examination will eventually yield something resembling an accurate (as much as this is possible) statement. Not so, says Elizabeth Lofthus, who'll have you come in a normal person, and leave with a newly created childhood trauma - at age 45. The Guardian has the story. |
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- 1980s 'Reds' evolving into a broader-based anti-US pressure bloc Mr. Kim, the political scientist, said, ""The public sees no risk of expressing anti-American emotions today because of the democratization of our society. They are free to express their feelings,... |
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- This is definitely worth a long post. I read about this on eWeek and really wanted to see what they were about. 1and1.com has a Free Web Hosting package which lasts for a full three years. i have not figured out what their deal is, as of yet, but they ... |
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- TechGnome has built a ?Blog This? bookmarklet that, when clicked, will popup a blog entry form, with the Title, and TrackBack URL prefilled with the web page?s title & URL. The body of the post will come pre-filled with a hyperlink to the page as well. |
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- This might be the last .NET Nightly on this blog, if everything goes well with setting up my blog over on my new server then tommorrows .NET Nightly will be found over there, I will post the url for the new blog over here when it is ready though. Avalon Screen Saver Contest winners available - Very cool, need to check these out on the longhorn install. (via Marco Russo) FeedDemon 1. |
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- This might be the last .NET Nightly on this blog, if everything goes well with setting up my blog over on my new server then tommorrows .NET Nightly will be found over there, I will post the url for the new blog over here when it is ready though. Avalon Screen Saver Contest winners available - Very cool, need to check these out on the longhorn install. (via Marco Russo) FeedDemon 1. |
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- A corollary of the statement "Time is Money" is that things that cause time to be consumed are money as well - distance is related to time through velocity and information is related to time in the same way through bandwidth. Velocity is a crucial factor in determining the cost of exchanging physical goods and bandwidth is similarly crucial in determining in the cost of exchanging information. In both cases speed costs. The changing relationships between time, distance, information, and money are at the heart of today's globalization trends. The cost of a 3-minute transatlantic phone call is an interesting metric since it fixes distance and the amount of information. |
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- Today's Bestest WTF Headline Award goes to the West Roxbury... |
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- Spam: Let me take this moment to welcome our UK friends to the 'spam now illegal' club; unlike the US, the European and Australian anti-spam laws seem to be shaping up nicely, requiring opt-in before 'email marketing' can be sent. This actually happened in Ireland a couple ... |
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- Spam: Let me take this moment to welcome our UK friends to the 'spam now illegal' club; unlike the US, the European and Australian anti-spam laws seem to be shaping up nicely, requiring opt-in before 'email marketing' can be sent. This actually happened in Ireland a couple of weeks ago, but I think I forgot to mention it here, so here's the details: Announcement, full text, full text as HTML. |
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