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- Travis Gale reached a milestone Friday night. Bristol's talented senior guard went over the 1,000-point mark for his career as the Warriors routed Calvary Christian in a Bicentennial Athletic League opener. |
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- According to the news reports we have finally captured Saddam who was found huddling in a basement in Tikrit! From FOXNews.com Saddam Hussein, the former Iraqi dictator and most-wanted figure by the U.S.-led coalition, has been captured in Iraq, senior... |
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U.M. (Dec 14 2003 12:02 GMT) - See it :: Type it Warning:: live without Aspirations:: Goals Starvation:: Diet Lid:: |
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- Stats, some say, are for losers. The Eagles', no fantasy leaguer's cup of tea, to be sure, say it a lot. And as they keep on grinding out wins, who cares about gaudy numbers? |
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- mag ja ein großer tag sein, für amerika, wenn sie den größten superstar nach jesus (oder ist er sogar vor jesus, ich glaub schon; |
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- "As a senior captain I always want the ball in my hands," O'Hara said. "But I have confidence that anyone on our team who stepped up to the line would have made the shot." |
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- I'm a Distributor for Herbalife. A company started in the USA in 1980 by Mark Hughes. Now in 58 countries around the world with an annual turnover of 2 billions dollars. 40 million people around the world have sent testimonials of their success in losing weight. These testimonials can be seen in Head Office. |
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- Quote from ?Washington Times?: ?Badges assigned to attendees of the World Summit on the Information Society were affixed with radio-frequency identification chips (RFIDs) [and] handed out to more than 50 prime ministers, presidents and other high-level officials from 174 countries? |
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ROTK (Dec 14 2003 12:00 GMT) |
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- I've never read a critique of Chomsky that didn't distort his views to the point of absurdity, and Nick Cohen's "review" of Hegemony or Survival in The Observer is one of the most absurd I've ever read. I could write several thousand words here unpacking |
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- Well, this is no longer topical. Saddam Hussein has been caught. Maybe (though I'm not too optimistic) this will mean British and American soldiers stop being killed so regularly in Iraq. |
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- Tony Blair has confirmed this morning that Saddam Hussein has been dug out from a cellar in Iraq and is now in custody. Apparently DNA testing has now confirmed that it is not one of his doubles. It's a shame, of course, that the West bank-rolled, armed and propped him up in the first place. More on this story: BBC: |
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- Now that I've found the RSS feed for LordRich.com, all my favourite reads are now accessible via FeedDemon. (162 words) |
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Damp (Dec 14 2003 12:00 GMT) - Everything is damp. The windows are dripping with condensation (the windows themselves and both sides of the secondary glazing in the bedroom/living room). My sleeping bag is damp, my duvet is damp, the pillows are damp, the clean clothes in my cupboard are clammy, the clothes that are 'drying' in the living room never will, all my books are warping, pages splaying outwards at the end of each shelf. [ Listening to Desert Island Discs just now, I've no idea who is on or what the piece of music being played is, but nothing, in my humble opinion, produces a more beautiful sound than the cello. ] It has become habit for me to head out for a walk on Sunday afternoons, it making a pleasant change from cycling. |
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Good News (Dec 14 2003 12:00 GMT) - Switch on your radios and televisions at 1200 GMT for a potentially important announcement.... |
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- Assuming that the man arrested in Iraq really is Saddam Hussein, the real question that will be asked now is what exactly to do with him. So far, finding much evidence of anything at all has been a problem. I... |
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- A visit to London yesterday for dinner with friends as well as a visit to the Serpentine Gallery to see the exhibition of photographs by Hiroshi Sugimoto. Pictures of nothing much at first glance, being in the main large monochrome... |
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- day forteen of the advent calendar picture challenge - it's a christmas tree.... |
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- I had to blink and rub my eyes when I looked at the news this morning; Saddam has been captured. Apparently, he was hiding in a cellar wearing a false beard; I’ve got visions of a Scooby-Doo style unmasking… |
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- Blimey..they arrested Saddam?When the announcer came on the radio I thought the Queen had died. Mind you, they probably would have interrupted The Archers for the Queen :) |
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- I remember voting in the BBC's Big Read contest some months ago. Now the results have been announced and I'm not sure if I should be pleased with the winners or disappointed that my tastes are so plebeian. are top... |
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- Watching (as I do) Countryfile this morning, it was quite stunning to see the difference between free range turkeys and barn-reared ones. As Compassion in World Farming pointed out, consumer pressure is the best way to ensure compassionate treatment for... |
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- Prime Minister Tony Blair has confirmed that the former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has been captured alive. |
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- The cat-and-mouse game played by Saddam as coalition forces attempted to track him down came to an end on his own doorstep - in Tekrit, his home town. |
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- glyph lefkowitz: "The easier you make version migration, the harder version migration will be." (I think the essay explains pretty well why I never use Pickle for persistency; your application's data format is part of the design, and if you never look at it, how can you know if it's any good?) |
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- blogdex. net/route. cgi?id=7954580track this site | 4 links |
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- Hussein was captured in Tikritmsnbc. msn. com/id/3708151track this site | 4 links |
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- how the Republican House operates. " Many of the two dozen Republicans who voted against the bill had fled the floor. One Republican hid in the Democratic cloakroom. " |
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- America's Terror Alert Level is currently: .. Sesame Street Terror Alert System .. Geek and Proud .. makes sensegeekandproud. |
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