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- Dec. 22 - The leader of the Republicans in the House of Representatives, Tom Delay, joined Tim Russert to discuss the war in Iraq on Sunday's Meet The Press. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - "Now a second Linux clustered file system supplier has piped up, PolyServe Inc., and it says it's far more important to enterprises than Sistina..."... |
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- daltonlp writes with the review below of John Gall's 1977 work Systemantics, writing "Most of the systems described by the author are societal or economic ... |
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- There's a Multi-Methods implementation in the Public Store. Looks like it was just posted yesterday; check it out - bundle name is MultiMethods. Complete with tests |
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- Cnet: "Analysts predict as many as 2 million U.S. white-collar jobs such as programmers, software engineers and applications designers will shift to low-cost centers by 2014." Hmm. |
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- CRANSTON -- A dozen vibrating rubber duckies, provided by a California sex-toy manufacturer, briefly joined the eclectic holiday display outside... |
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- Some parishioners at a Connecticut church are celebrating an image that formed on the church's ceiling. |
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- I have no idea how much I’ll be posting over the Christmas weekend, so both of you readers, have a... |
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- AuctionTamer Software has received raving reviews from ZDNet, Yippee Software, Tucows.com, and Agentland.com, but do you know what all the fuss is about?... |
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- Our lamentations have been heard. |
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- 17% The percentage of actual mail that's not spam in my inbox. That's just sad.... |
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- Several LA Times readers sound off on their opposition to Mexican President Vicente Fox's pressure to allow illegal aliens to |
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- 17% The percentage of actual mail that's not spam in my inbox. That's just sad.... |
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- From Daredevil #55, written by David Mack.Wolverine tells a story."...the story goes like this.This guy... |
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- Ha Rodie! I like the wedding night joke. Is |
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- Yogi, I haven't been checking into things going on at DT |
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8* visit (Dec 24 2003 16:43 GMT) - Why 2.3cts? Just curious. Is that weight exactly 9mm or something? |
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- Dec. 23 - An NBC reporter at the North Pole had a run-in with Blitzen the reindeer. Blitzen got spooked and knocked the reporter right off her feet. She wasn't hurt. |
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- Many family members of sniper victims shared their thoughts after Malvo's sentence was announced. |
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- I have never worked on Christmas Eve before. I have decided that I DO NOT LIKE IT!! And, to top it off--I don't have anything to do. Because no one gives a shit about Evil Nameless Insurance Companies™ on Christmas... |
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- An 18-month-old Stanly County boy is the sixth North Carolina child to die as a result of the flu, state health director Dr. Leah Devlin said Tuesday. The boy died Dec. 10, but the flu wasn't confirmed until lab results were received. |
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- Authorities say a Fayetteville man was electrocuted while trying to restore cable television service to a Robeson County home. |
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- Authorities have arrested three men on charges they set a mobile home on fire in which four people were found dead and a teenage girl wounded last week. |
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- Another Avery County High School student has pleaded guilty to a role in hazing three athletes at a basketball camp run by North Carolina State University coach Herb Sendek |
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- The lawyer for a woman charged with murder in the death of her husband, an Air Force officer, is seeking military records he said could show his client's innocence. |
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- Some local sheriff's deputies are spending this holiday season trying to make a special connection with the people they protect and serve. Chatham County deputies are adopting 54 families. They've met with these families before, but under very different circumstances. |
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- Things haven't been great for Tamora Jones. When she came home from work Monday she noticed smoke coming from all three chimneys in her home. She knew something was terribly wrong. "By time I opened up the door... so much smoke came out the house... |
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- In an effort to compete with two new malls, Crabtree Valley Mall wants to expand. Managers are hoping a 73,000 square foot expansion will help keep shoppers from going to the new Triangle Town Center on Streets at Southpoint. |
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- New information reveals the danger of driving if your record is tainted with violations. A new study released by AAA-Carolinas shows that a driver with just one moving violation in a 12-month period is twice as likely to be in a crash in the new year. That's compared to a driver with a clean record. We found out what one Triangle organization is doing to help minimize that danger. |
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- One Heart of Carolina county is recruiting hundreds of people to prepare for a terrorist strike. Orange County is asking for volunteers to respond to emergencies. They're looking for doctor's, nurses, social workers, clergy and computer experts anyone who is willing to help out if needed. |
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- Bacterial meningitis is blamed for the death of a Caldwell County high school student. |
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- A heart of Carolina family is wishing for just one thing this Christmas. They're desperately searching to find a bone marrow donor for their two-year-old boy. Without the transplant, this could be the child's last Christmas. |
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- The FBI is meeting with local and state leaders to make sure everyone is taking the appropriate steps in response to the terror alert. Monday, managers at RDU International made some major security changes. |
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- Motorists are being advised to avoid a stretch of Interstate 40 that's under construction in Haywood County. |
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- North Carolina reports a high school graduation rate of more than 90 percent, but a Washington-based policy organization says that figure should be much lower. |
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- An investigation is underway after a suspect is wounded during an altercation with a Chicago police officer. It happened earlier this morning in front of a currency exchange at Diversey, Damen and Clybourn on the city's North Side. |
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Fatal Crash (Dec 24 2003 16:42 GMT) - One person was killed and four others were hurt in a two vehicle crash on Chicago's near South Side. |
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- A truck driver charged with causing a crash that killed eight women on the Northwest Tollway has pleaded innocent. |
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- The town of Streator is getting a new fire station. |
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- It's a honey of a fundraiser. |
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- A state Department of Corrections truck driver has been charged with the 1999 shooting death of a 20-year-old college student, authorities said. |
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- The Chicago Transit Authority says it is working on repairing broken "destination" signs on buses. |
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- A Chicago teenager charged with fatally shooting an Indiana state trooper is scheduled to appear in court today. |
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- Authorities in southern Illinois are searching for a suspected car thief who escaped from custody. |
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- A man who set a fire that destroyed a Roman Catholic church in Wheaton and then tried to orchestrate the murder of a key witness in the case is headed for prison. |
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- Authorities say a coyote has been attacking dogs in Northbrook. |
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- A Wisconsin man faces charges that he broke into at least 35 mailboxes in Evanston since mid-October. |
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- Disturbingly similar to what a previous generation would have called a "flash mob," the Green Party takes the holiday tippling... |
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