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- According to Iran Students News Agency, ISNA, United Nation has helped around 90,000 USD for the innocent people.You can follow news using Second News, Iran page.If you live in Iran, please help these people in any way you can. |
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- Phil Windley, listed in Network World's top 10 weblogs, writes: If you haven't seen the IT hierarchy of needs before, the idea is pretty simply. There are some problems you have to solve before you even become aware of or appreciate the scope of other problems. The bottom level is called "base infrastructure" and includes things like desktops, networks, etc.--the stuff that it takes to just make the enterprise go everyday. |
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- Tremblement de terre de Bam en Iran Développement et paix accepte les dons du public |
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- Broadcom eager to develop standard. Still cooking in the oven, 802.11n promises to increase data speeds to 100mbps, but it's probably several years away. Like wireless standards before it, companies aren't waiting on the IEEE and are working on chips that will see the light of day bef.. |
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- QUOTE (Mutilated1 @ Dec 26 2003, 11:51 PM) You get autograpahs too, CarveAndTwist ? Yeahup, that very poster is hung and bled on my wall. |
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- Ravens WR has longer gains than Pitt. rival; Boulware's status still iffy |
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- Harris throws for 386 yards, three touchdowns |
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- Despite calls for calm, more mad cow tests urged |
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- QUOTE (Mutilated1 @ Dec 26 2003, 11:39 PM) QUOTE (BUZZWORM @ Dec 26 2003, 03:27 PM) WIFE BEATERS... ??? Hah... |
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- You get autograpahs too, CarveAndTwist ? |
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- I Don't Need no Computer In case you're wondering what kind of women I really AM attracted to, let me... |
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- "At least 4,000 people were killed and 30,000 hurt when a massive earthquake today completely destroyed the historic centre of Iran's fort city of Bam, launching a major international relief effort. Dozens of bodies littered the streets of the city, built almost entirely of mud brick and ill-equipped to withstand a big temblor, an AFP correspondent said." Read More . . . |
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- From the Disproofs of the Oral Law series. Textual Proofs 3. R. HaLevi further asks what the Torah means when it says [Exodus 12:2] "This month shall mark for you the beginning of the months"? |
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- Steve Bainbridge has had a vision about the '04 contest. I think he is on to something. And he needed neither a Crystal Ball nor a Toaster.... |
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- Brian G. Peterson (Dec 26 2003) |
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- Winnie The Pooh Hacking Squadron (Dec 26 2003) |
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Succulent (Dec 27 2003 03:47 GMT) - Tender. A feast for the tongue.... |
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- QUOTE (SHUT UP AND DIE @ Dec 26 2003, 12:20 AM) QUOTE (wardepartment @ Dec 25 2003, 12:47 PM) So you finally got youe one SUAD About damn time.... Merry Christmas man!!!! I DID, I DID.... |
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- Fred Schneider knew the transition from the big city to his family's new home in the mountains wouldn't be too easy. But nothing made the disconnect more evident than his first Adirondack Christmas - to be exact, the day of Santa's arrival at the Town Hall. |
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- The old school biology map of the tongue, with discrete areas sensing salt, sweet, etc., has been replaced by a more complex picture where the brain averages out chemical reports that vary in accuracy and intensity from many different taste buds. Dr. Curt and Martha Foley savor the nuances of sensory perception. |
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- Late yesterday, the Pataki administration released a landmark plan for snowmobiles in the Adirondacks. State conservation officials say the proposal would create a new snowmobile network, connecting towns and villages across the Park. Most of the revamped trail system would cross the forest preserve, though some routes would be shifted to private land. As Brian Mann reports, snowmobilers and environmentalists were quick to attack the draft plan. Both sides say the proposal offers too little information. |
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- The Adirondack Park Agency has completed a survey of wetlands in the Park, based on analysis of aerial photographs. In other parts of the country, wetlands have been overrun by development. But researchers here say wetland areas are holding steady. There are still concerns – from run-off pollution and from invasive species. Brian Mann spoke with Dan Spada, associate project analyst with the APA. |
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- Environmental groups say a top priority for them in the new year will be to get an expanded bottle law passed. Karen DeWitt reports. |
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- While the state Senate was laying out a proposal to ease Medicaid problems long-term, their Republican colleagues in the state Assembly were announcing short-term fixes. North Country Assemblyman Chris Ortloff and Assemblywoman Teresa Sayward yesterday proposed a $200 million emergency relief package for Upstate counties. Individual counties would be reimbursed for some of their Medicaid costs, from $78,000 in Hamilton County to $2.5 million in Saratoga County. Sayward says the money would help local governments. |
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- State prison officials say they're doing their part to save counties money — by cutting the number of "state ready" inmates sitting in local jails. The number of prisoners waiting for a spot in state prison has fallen by 96 percent — saving counties hundreds of thousands of dollars each year. Brian Mann has details. |
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- A state Senate task force wants to cut $2.5 billion from the state's Medicaid program, and help counties pay for the costs of providing health insurance to New York's working poor. Karen DeWitt reports. |
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- Governor Pataki, speaking of his goals in the New Year, says he hopes to reform education to comply with a court order and close a $6 billion state budget gap. Karen DeWitt reports. |
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- This Web site is the homepage of the Bertrand Russell Research Centre, based at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It is also affiliated with the Web site of the Bertrand Russell Archives based at the same university, which has held Russell's papers since the late 1960s. The Centre is devoted to bringing out comprehensive academic editions of the entire body of shorter and unpublished works by the famous English philosopher (1872-1970). The site provides a chronology of Russell's life and outlines the contents of the Centre's numerous publications. These include: |
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- This is the homepage of the archives of Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. The site's most prominent immediate feature are its series of online exhibits. The site describes the holdings of the archive, mainly documenting the history of the university and the surrounding region. Fonds include a large photograph collection, with an alphabetical list of many prominent individuals, such as Margaret Laurence, Tommy Douglas and Bob Rae. A subsite on finding aids gives detailed descriptions of each file, listed alphabetically. |
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- This Web site hosts the Archives of Ryerson Polytechnic University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The site describes the archive's holdings, with records from 1783 to the present, but most from the second half of the twentieth century. The institution holds vital statistics ; photographs ; records of the university ; |
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- Hello! I'm new at this, so I hope you don't mind a really dumb question. I impo |
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- Thanks Roger, It looks like the OPENTHREADSWIN32D.DLL depends on MSVCRTD.DLL an |
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- It seems we've had more bad luck than good with Mars over the years. |
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Back (Dec 27 2003 03:43 GMT) - Just landed back in Toronto. Very tired. Opened mail. Government wants 1600$ by the end of the month. Shit.... |
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