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- The extreme Left has made a terrible strategic mistake shacking up with the Islamists. In one sense, they're not as incompatible as they might appe... - www.indymedia.org: |
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- On the 10th of this month it was the 10th anniversary of one of the most influential computer games of all time: DOOM. I saw this on the Wikipedia a moment ago. Just the other day I played DOOM on my p800. Yes it's not a joke. |
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- Widget Construction Kit for Tkinter |
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- Duke University has chosen a Yale University dean to succeed Nan Keohane, who led Duke for more than a decade as its first woman president. The choice of Richard H. Brodhead was confirmed Friday by university spokesman Keith Lawrence. A formal announcement was planned later in the day. |
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Stern (Dec 12 2003 10:02 GMT) - Thanks to Tobi Schäfer for the script and Adam Curry for hosting! |
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Show (Dec 12 2003 10:01 GMT) - OK Friday night, Hollywood! If you are in town, you should go to the Derby to see Ken Layne and the Corvids, and from what i've heard, see Steve Poltz too! Its an early show, print the flyer, show up... |
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a question (Dec 12 2003 10:01 GMT) - how drunk will chaz get tomorrow night? |
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- Die Gewinner und Verlierer 2003 (Teil III) |
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- This hour's show is called Whole Wheat Folk (Folk). The main Whole Wheat Radio site is at: http://www. wholewheatradio. |
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- CERLAC and Osgoode Hall Law School have received $3 million in critical funding to advance human rights education in Latin America... |
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- Here are some useful tips from the Black Creek Regional Transportation Management Association and York's Security, Parking & Transportation Services... |
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- Four retirement planning seminars offer a full day of essential information for York faculty... |
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- A New York Sun columnist says jazz singer Rita di Ghent, who teaches jazz vocals at York, is full of good ideas... |
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- MES student Jennifer Corriero is at the first United Nations World Summit on the Information Society... |
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- Brussels summit: Berlusconi admits deadlock is likely on the new European constitution. |
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- 9.45am: More cash needed to tackle Railtrack legacy, says rail regulator. |
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- Watchdog says vital equipment missing. |
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- Xan Brooks on how the nerds took on the cool people - and won. |
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- Media: The BBC is considering giving a broadcasting job to Alastair Campbell, the government spin doctor who proved its near nemesis. |
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- UK: The jury in Ian Huntley's trial for double murder at the Old Bailey will retire to consider its verdicts today. |
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- World: Outlawing headscarves at school is persecution, say Muslims. |
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- Society: The head of the health select committee has accused the government of withholding embarrassing figures. |
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- Politics: John Prescott is poised to force councils to make bigger than expected budget cuts to keep council tax rises in "low" single figures. |
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- Business: Atol forced to reassure agency's customers. |
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- Arts: Pigeons, protest and Nelson's lost limb inspire bids for empty plinth. |
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- Education: Senior MPs admit to cynical line on top-ups, says vice-chancellor. |
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- Books: Lost photograph shows JM Barrie acting pirate's role before Peter Pan was written. |
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- Money: National Savings & Investments has decided that the "ordinary account", which many people will remember as the Post Office savings account, has had its day. |
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- Online: Lastminute.com, Britain's highest profile dotcom company, finds itself in a fight to defend its accounting. |
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- Small Dog Electronics' latest garage sale for subscribers of its Kibbles&Bytes newsletter starts today at 5 pm ET. Past garage sales found...(more) |
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- As a reader found, Staples stores take 12% off almost everything via this printable coupon. (PCs, postage, and phone cards are among the exclusions.)...(more) |
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- Meritline offers its pocket 4-port USB hub for $8.99 plus around $5 shipping. It's among the least expensive 4-port hubs we've seen with no rebates...(more) |
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- Meritline again offers its its aluminum 2.5-inch FireWire/USB 2.0 enclosure for $34.95 plus around $5 shipping. Both FireWire and USB 2. |
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- Other World Computing cut $20 off its OWC Mercury Elite Pro 250GB FireWire/USB 2.0 and FireWire 800/USB 2.0 5400 rpm drives. They now cost $279.99... |
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- ESBuy.com offers the Pioneer DVR-105 DVD-RW IDE drive (with black bezel) for $129.99, $2 off our last mention and the lowest price we know to be...(more) |
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- ESBuy.com offers the Mitsubishi 4x DVD-R media 50-pack for $52.49. (Inkjet-printable media costs $57.49. |
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- A reader notes that Buy.com once again offers the Western Digital 120GB FireWire/USB 2.0 7200 rpm hard drive, model no. WDXC1200BBRNN, for $209.99. |
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- ESBuy.com offers the PioData 4x DVD-R media 100-pack for $116 with free shipping. It's the lowest total price we've seen for this media in quantities...(more) |
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- Small Dog Electronics' latest garage sale for subscribers of its Kibbles&Bytes newsletter starts today at 5 pm ET. Past garage sales found...(more) |
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- PC Micro Store renewed its stock of the factory-refurbished Hewlett-Packard Photosmart 612xi 2.3-megapixel digital camera for $106. With $10...(more) |
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- MicroCenter.com offers the APC Back-UPS ES 725VA UPS for $49.44, as a reader found. Even with $20 shipping, it still tops the best price we've seen...(more) |
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- The Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2003 which was laid before Parliament on 18 September 2003 came in to force yesterday It is the UK's implementation of a European Commission Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications which was... |
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- - Dante has proven that whilst Apple say their machines are rock solid "UNIX mea... |
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- Yes, you've read it correctly. Following the crowd trouble in Gelsenkirchen, Ken Bates has finally said something halfway intelligent by asking, "If they (UEFA) can fine one man for spitting within 48 hours and ban him for eight matches, then what should |
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- by ilovebeerme:Yes it appears that Weapons of Mass Destruction have been found in the southern Iraqi desert. It is likely that the weapons, which number in the thousands, have been lying in the desert since the first Gulf War in 1991. The weapons are of the nuclear variety and are proved to cause radiation sickness, cancer and mutation. The US and UK forces involved in the first war used these WMD throughout the entire first conflict. |
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- I think it must be about ten years since my first retail Christmas. And it’s only with the passing of time that the mental anguish of those days has disappeared. Of course I didn’t have a sensible retail job at... |
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- The news that Mick Jagger is to accept a knighthood later today has not found favour with everyone. "I don't want to step out onstage with someone wearing a coronet and sporting the old ermine," commented Keith Richards. Does this... |
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- day twelve of the advent calendar picture challenge - from the shape of the plastic thing we can just about... |
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- it's desk moving day today so it's good bye to my old desk: and it's good bye to ash, sara... |
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- Funjunkie regular Captain Chaos (Ms), watching porn. |
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- For when I finally get around to it: WU IMAP/POP3 MacOS X 10.3 Installation: with SSL support.... |
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