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IROBOT (Dec 22 2003 02:59 GMT) - a very, very, bad-ass site. Looks like marketing for the movie "I, Robot"...based on the book, "I, Robot" by Asimov...the original story showcasing Asimov's famous three "laws" of robotics. from reviewindex. |
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cere- (Dec 22 2003 02:59 GMT) - despite the delirious last entry, I am here - just somewhat less enthusiastically than usual [if I am, in fact,... |
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happy (Dec 22 2003 02:59 GMT) - From us and ours to you and yours, Happy |
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- China's legislature introduces proposed constitutional amendment to protect private property, government... |
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关于·名 (Dec 22 2003 02:58 GMT) - 边之写了一篇好文章“ 可惜留言者不多，没有 说起名号，名字如同身 旁人乍一听这个名字， 总觉得不像是一个全名 关于名，想到的就这么 |
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- Yes, another linkware design. No, I'm not on a roll *smile* I'm just sorting through the goods on my hard drive so I can get them out here for you all to enjoy. This one is called MoColors.. yea, I know it's a fabulous name for a template. *laugh* now shut up and go take a look. |
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- Ed's got some linkage about whether or not Saddam was sent special delivery from the Kurds. More plausible than the "unseasonal dates" story me-fi... |
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- In his 16 years as a nurse, Charles Cullen was fired from six jobs, quit three others and once was the target of a lawsuit by a co-worker. Each time Cullen was dismissed or disciplined for infractions that included endangering a patient's health, his new employers never learned of his past. |
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- Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Opinion / Op-ed / `Rewiring' the world's energy... |
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Bitter (Dec 22 2003 02:56 GMT) |
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- One of my friends saw the video at one of his friends' house in Pennsylvania... he told me it was good. He also so the video for Lack of Comprehension too, if I'm not mistaken. |
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- Half-naked, tattooed and moderately toasted, a man had his train ride ended in midstream. High on the second level of the third carriage of a train bound for an endless loop of the network, the passengers were treated to a full forced diatribe. Running the gamut of emotions it remains unclear how mu |
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- Attacco fascista all'Astra occupato |
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- Beyond the Mainstream (washingtonpost.com) As recently as a couple of months ago I was disturbed enough by President Bush's performance in a number of areas that I was considering a vote against him next year. No chance now. The alternative(s)... |
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- St. Nicholas was born in 280 AD, in Patara, a city of Lycia, in Asia Minor. He became the gift giver of Myra. His gifts were given late at night, so that the gift giver's identity would remain a secret. St Nicholas was eventually named the patron Saint of children. |
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- Nmap-Parser-XML-0.71 Released! |
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- Yahoo! Dec 21 2003 8:36PM ET... |
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- As usual, many of the PDA sites are starting to do their "year in review" and "what's coming up" articles. I've done similar article since 1994 when I first started up PDAntic.com, and frankly I think they're a bit of a waste of time. After all, we all know what exactly has come out on the market during the last 12 months, and it's anyone's guess as to what will happen in the upcoming year. So I thought I would take a leap forward to the end of 2005 and make some predictions as to what will happen... |
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- The Ellisses are devout Christians, frequently invoking the Bible or their faith as the driving force behind their advocacy of adoption. But having two 4-year-olds, two toddlers and two babies, plus two elementary schoolers, seems like a daunting task even to those with great faith. |
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- ABC Online Dec 21 2003 8:31PM ET... |
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- China Daily Dec 21 2003 8:34PM ET... |
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- A search for a missing ferry carrying about 70 people turned up no trace Monday, one day after the ship sent word that it was taking on water and sinking southwest of Manila, officials said. |
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- Doesn't anyone speak around here? |
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JonPounds (Dec 22 2003 02:51 GMT) - Name: Jon Pounds Email: jonp@vcrdSTOPSPAM.com Company Name: VCRaD Company URL: |
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- This is an amazing development which should serve as quite the equalizer... The Sorenson videophone is a breakthrough, said Genie Gertz, an assistant professor of deaf studies at California State University at Northridge, because it enables the deaf to use what many consider to be their native language - American Sign Language - with unprecedented simplicity and clarity. "This is a gigantic step for the deaf community," Gertz, who is deaf, said through an interpreter. The Sorenson VP-100 is a stand-alone videophone that works with a television and broadband Internet connection. It has a remote control and a flashing light that can be used instead of a ringer to signal incoming calls. |
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- BLah Blah blaH bLah blAH BLAH |
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- Can't See The Pictures for the Pixels. In this week's Sunday Morning Photographer column Mike Johnston tells us all to ignore the pixel count and noise levels and concentrate on the image: "Agreement seems universal that the D2H is a masterpiece of ergonomics, proportion, and responsiveness. Where the cavils creep in is in the discussions of image quality. Too much noise at high ISOs? |
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- From GUNED.COM-- Israeli President Moshe Katsav has said that the capture of Saddam is not only a warning to those who support terrorism, but that it also proves that the international community will not tolerate a dictatorship that supports international terrorism. Although the Chinese media initially publicized the news of Saddam's capture, Chinese officialdom has kept a low profile on the matter. The government in Beijing has, in fact, never supported US military action in Iraq. On account of the Chinese media's distortion of facts, the Chinese public feels that the US has been acting too much like a hegemon in its deployment of troops in Iraq. |
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