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one beam (Dec 12 2003 12:39 GMT) - [click for bigger image]7 World Trade Center was the last building to go down, and it will be the first building to go up. The first steel beam of the WTC was erected yesterday at 7 World Trade Center. It... |
cut on the bias
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The lasts pile up (Dec 12 2003 12:39 GMT) - Today is my last day as an employee of the Jersey City Police Department. The lasts are piling up: The... |
Ecademy: user blogs
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Linux share grows in UK SME sector [Dave Cross] (Dec 12 2003 12:37 GMT) - Via The RegisterThe use of Linux is growing in the UK SMB market, According to a survey of 200 small and medium businesses (SMBs) in the UK, conducted in September this year by Vanson Bourne on behalf of IBM.The survey indicates that 26 per cent of small businesses already deploy Linux. Of those not yet using Linux, 15 per cent said they are likely to use it in the future while a further 26 per cent were undecided, and the remaining 59 per cent had no current intention to adopt it.The main reason given for moving to Linux was lower costs (38 percent of respondents), with performance, security and reliability at 23 percent. The major casualty in the migration to Linux is Windows, with 42 per cent of users having moved away from Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2003 server environments, 23 per cent from Sun Solaris and 15 per cent from HP UX. |
Ecademy: user blogs
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Linux share grows in UK SME sector [Dave Cross] (Dec 12 2003 12:37 GMT) - Via The RegisterThe use of Linux is growing in the UK SMB market, According to a survey of 200 small and medium businesses (SMBs) in the UK, conducted in September this year by Vanson Bourne on behalf of IBM.The survey indicates that 26 per cent of small businesses already deploy Linux. Of those not yet using Linux, 15 per cent said they are likely to use it in the future while a further 26 per cent were undecided, and the remaining 59 per cent had no current intention to adopt it.The main reason given for moving to Linux was lower costs (38 percent of respondents), with performance, security and reliability at 23 percent. The major casualty in the migration to Linux is Windows, with 42 per cent of users having moved away from Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2003 server environments, 23 per cent from Sun Solaris and 15 per cent from HP UX. |
John Robb's Weblog
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NYTimes. "Right now there is ... (Dec 12 2003 12:36 GMT) - NYTimes. "Right now there is a lack of understanding of what the problem really is," a Justice Department official who works extensively on terror financing issues said in an interview. "Tracing money in the best of circumstances is very, very difficult, and when you're talking about terrorist operations that can be carried out for $50,000 or $75,000, it's almost impossible." |
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Spammers Caught Thanks To New Anti-Spamming Laws (Dec 12 2003 12:34 GMT) - Virginia Nabs Two Big Spammers. Two prolific spammers from North Carolina are facing four felony charges for sending thousands of unsolicited e-mail pitches. Each count under Virginia's tough antispam law carries up to five years in prison and fines of up to $2,500. [Wired News] For more information and resources to make your Internet experience more enjoyable, see our Internet Tools Site. |
Geodog's MT Weblog
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A good example of why we need judicial review when people are imprisoned (Dec 12 2003 12:33 GMT) - As this NYT article makes clear, the case against imprisoned Army Capitan and Muslim Chaplain Yee gets thinner by the day, and provides abundant evidence for why nobody should have the unchallengeable power to imprison people on their word alone. Capitan Yee was held in solitary confinement and threatened with the death penalty, and we were told he was guilty of espionage and stealing classified documents. Then the government said he was guilty of adultery and pornography, now it turns out that the documents he had that made the customs inspector suspicious may not have been classified after all. This is the same government that claims the power to declare American citizen enemy combatants and imprison them for life. What do you think that Captain Yee's status would be today if he didn't have access to lawyers and judicial review of his case? |
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Grandma's Wind Chime (Dec 12 2003 12:33 GMT) - A gorge runs along side the house, a stone's throw from where Shauna now sat. She went there often when she had nothing better to do. On this Summer morning when the sun had not yet made the day unbearably hot, she sat on top of a large boulder at the edge of a twenty foot drop and she watched a rattlesnake crawl across the sandy bottom of the arroyo. The dusty colored camouflaged reptile was visible only because of the smooth swaying indentations it left in the sand behind it. The distinctive tracks which swung back and forth in an almost perfect geometric design, reminded her of the rainbow colored wind chime that hung from the edge of her grandmother's roof. |
enger.priv.no
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enger.priv.no > Ferdig! (Dec 12 2003 12:33 GMT) - Da var den muntlige delen av begge høstens innleveringer bestått! Kan ikke si annet enn at det føles som en lettelse! |
Site Concept Scan
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Leadership changes hands in Canada (Dec 12 2003 12:33 GMT) - (US) Martin also inherits two high-profile pieces of social legislation from Chretien - proposals to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana and legalize gay marriage. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(70%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $propaganda_theme7(70%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $legalization(70%), $cannabis(100%)] |
Jean-Marc, XP Geek !
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Wanadoo : l'ADSL moins cher, enfin ! (Dec 12 2003 12:33 GMT) - Attendue depuis fort longtemps, la nouvelle vient de tomber : Wanadoo baisse ses tarifs ADSL ! L'eXtense 512K passe à 34€90, alors que l'eXtense "fidélité" (engagement de 24 mois) affiche fièrement 29€90 (par mois, bien sur) Pour les téléchargeurs fous, il sera possible d'opter pour un débit supérieur, les offres eXtense 1024/128 et eXtense "fidélité" 1024/128 passant respectivement à 44€90 et 39€90. Lire l'article de Presence PC et vérifier chez Wanadoo & F. |
Flyers
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Flyers face big tests vs. Devils (Dec 12 2003 12:32 GMT) - Tonight's game at New Jersey, the first of a home-and-home series with the Devils, offers the Flyers their first chance to show their coach they don't need a shrink after all. |
Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life
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I Don't Know Whether To Laugh Or To Cry (Dec 12 2003 12:32 GMT) - According to Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Pentagon (news - web sites) audit of Halliburton, the oil services firm once run by Vice President Dick Cheney (news - web sites), found the company may have overbilled the U.S. government by more than $120 million on Iraq (news - web sites) contracts, U.S. defense officials said on Thursday. |
Talk
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The art of irony (Dec 12 2003 12:31 GMT) - Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian | The final irony... |
A blog doesn't need a clever name
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Virginia Nabs Two Big Spammers. ... (Dec 12 2003 12:31 GMT) - Virginia Nabs Two Big Spammers. Two prolific spammers from North Carolina are facing four felony charges for sending thousands of unsolicited e-mail pitches. Each count under Virginia's tough antispam law carries up to five years in prison and fines of up to $2,500. [Wired News] |
Meerkat: An Open Wire Service
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MySQL Tutorial (Dec 12 2003 12:30 GMT) - The MySQL Tutorial consists of a series of short, very concise chapters, each on a tightly targeted topic, with a task-oriented focus. Each chapter is written so it can be read in a single sitting and be easily digested. The main focus is on five key areas: installation and configuration, using MySQL, administering MySQL, optimizing MySQL, and MySQL’s associated APIs. |
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