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- Did Bush commit another stealth attack by signing the latest anti-terror law on a Saturday--the same Saturday Saddam was captured?... |
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- Ross Laguzza who consults with lawyers about how juries might react to a certain case is profiled in this story in the Roanoke Times. One example he gives is a sexual harassment case where the victim was a 6 foot 3 inch, ex-Marine who claimed he was harassed by his 5 ft 1 inch, 100 lb female boss. As you expect (otherwise it wouldn't be mentioned in the article), what would seem to be the obvious strategy, turned out to not sit well with potential jurors. |
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- While I believe everybody has a right to a fair trial, what do these lawyers think they're going to get from defending Saddam? My money says they won't be able to save him. Full story. |
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- Don Box has a list of geek gadgets he wants in 2004. Me? I'm looking forward to getting a SmartPhone with a camera built in. I'm not much into music. I want a better camera, though, but I can't afford many new toys in 2004. |
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- Don Box has a list of geek gadgets he wants in 2004. Me? I'm looking forward to getting a SmartPhone with a camera built in. I'm not much into music. I want a better camera, though, but I can't afford many new toys in 2004. |
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- get into chat SHADE!!!! |
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- The site may look screwy for a bit. I'm trying to get wrap the blogroll in a new CSS format that will improve its appearance. I'll delete this when I'm done or have given up.... |
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- Tucked away inside the BBC website is a very interesting mini-site devoted to the precise and sometimes perverse art of corporate branding. Here you will find the correct procedures, fonts, sizes and various other quibbles to be aware of when... |
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- view the site on the old OS map |
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- #94. Clean out the garage so I can fit my car in It's taken me the best part of a day and night, but over 50 (mostly empty) boxes have been sorted through and flattened, and for the first time ever my car gets to sleep in the garage.... |
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- This is all I have so far, but surely there must be more. Could be the tryptophan thing, I don't... |
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- -- It's a piece of received wisdom the John Rawls saved substantive political philosophy from the all-dissolving acid of positivism. However, I'm beginning to believe that Rawls is closer in sensibility to the positivists, who banished metaphysics from ethics and reduced all normative language to emotive exhortation, than most commentators have seen. I see Rawls as a sort of post-positivist, not unlike his colleague Quine, combined with a bit of late Wittgensteinian sensibility acquired from his teacher Norman Malcolm. Rawls normative metaphysics is very sparse indeed. He does not believe in moral properties, or any capacity to track objective moral truth. |
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- -- It's a piece of received wisdom the John Rawls saved substantive political philosophy from the all-dissolving acid of positivism. However, I'm beginning to believe that Rawls is closer in sensibility to the positivists, who banished metaphysics from et |
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- view the site on the old OS map |
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- Awesome Post from Scott Rosenburg. Awesome Post !!!Source: Scott Rosenberg's Links & Comment Yearend fugueBlogging from me will be light over the holidays. |
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- Okay, so the headline is a bit misleading. It’s not that we’re lazy, there’s just not that much exciting news... |
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- Man, this game rules! And it rules cause I never thought that a game to this magnitude would be done, but it is! Anyone own it/played it? |
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- is such a well written & directed film (wish Justin Lin had trusted his movie enough to dispence w/ the MTV style editing) that I was abosrbed to the point of waiting til after it was over to put my hair clip on his balls & ride him while he had a dildoe up his bottom. |
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- NUMENOR - How appropriate is this? The Numenor Kings have won the Return of the King Series, thus being crowned kings of the SGCBL for 2004! It took a Game Six win in 10 innings over a tough Bucklebury team... |
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- NUMENOR - How appropriate is this? The Numenor Kings have won the Return of the King Series, thus being crowned kings of the SGCBL for 2004! It took a Game Six win in 10 innings over a tough Bucklebury team... |
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- Last post by Gypsum Fantastic on 22:38 28/Dec/03 - I've just peered into a jar of teabags, and told them: " |
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- Last post by 'Me, aged ten' on 22:24 28/Dec/03 - Think I might plump fopr New Zealand except that I have never, ever met an interesting Kiwi. But I like the idea of a super clean, eco friendly country where the crime rate is equivelant to the UK in the 50's. |
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- Last post by Dermo on 22:17 28/Dec/03 - :-( |
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- Last post by flamingkitties on 20:44 28/Dec/03 - http://cgi. |
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- Last post by Paul Kelly on 20:25 28/Dec/03 - Surely we all had our share of freaks at school? Although much of their charechteristics depended on rumours stroke lies, let's share our stories of the people that make you NEVER log on to Friends Reunited. |
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- Last post by Dermo on 20:16 28/Dec/03 - My name's at the end of most threads here. Argh. |
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- "você estará parendo um monstrengo, feito o Amarante" po qualé, o Amarante é GATO |
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- AMONG THE LESS COVERED ANGLES of Howard Dean's idiotic "let a jury decide bin Laden's guilt" comments is the fact that Dean supported the invasion of Afghanistan. In fact, he regularly touts this stance as evidence that he isn't an extreme pacificst. In other words, bin Laden was guilty enough to invade Afghanistan in his persuit -- killing thousands of innocent bystanders in the process (and bin Laden himself if he were caught in the fire). But he wasn't guilty enough to put to death by himself in an electric chair. Imagine Howard Dean were President and had ordered the invasion of Afghanistan. |
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- Nah...ik heb me maar aangemeld voor Nieuwjaarsmeeting 2004 in Florin and Firkin te Utrecht. Daar waar het alweer 3 jaar geleden zo achterlijk hard uit de klauwen liep :-) Maar als er drie ex-collega's rondlopen (1, 2 en 3) en... |
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- SIGNS On a New York convalescent home: "For the sickand tired of the Episcopal Church." On a Maine shop: "Our motto is to give ourcustomers the lowest possible prices and workmanship." At a number of military bases: |
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- Amy got a Game Boy Advance SP for Christmas. She's had a gift certificate to a local video game shop lying around since her birthday, and so decided it was... |
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- Customer support and knowledge sharing is a critical success factor for Smartphone adoption. Besides the support desks of the vendors there are some great knowledge sharing communities for endusers. This UK Forum can be very helpful for those who just received a smartphone for Christmas. Modaco Smartphone is a high volume Forum of Paul O'Brien (MS). A grasp of the categories News. |
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- KPN and the Walt Disney Internet Group (WDIG) have introduced Disney Mobile content on KPN's i-mode(TM) service in the Netherlands. i-mode customers can now personalize their i-mode phones with Disney-themed wallpapers and ringtones based on classic and contemporary Disney characters and popular Disney animated films. The service also lets Disney fans keep up to date with the latest Disney news and promotions through their i-mode handsets with a free mobile Disney Fan Magazine. KPN offers four different subscription Disney Mobile services for its i-Mode users. Business Wire Dec. |
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- Brunei residents can now send and receive short text messages from landline household telephones. A service similar to that of mobile phones, SMS is a step towards providing the members of the public with many options to communicate. However, users still need to install the special telephones to make use of the service. Users can send or receive SMS from one district to another. Currently, there are more than 500 customers subscribing to this service since its launching on September 7, 2003. |
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- So is this guy, and he's setup a site: Where Is My Gnome? He's on mission to find out where his gnome is and why it's missing. He's even been featured on his local TV news station. What's funny is there's a list on the site of other things the guy is interested in: |
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- Directions - head west from Perth on the A85, right through Crieff and Comrie. Approximately a mile outside Comrie, you will see a sign for Twenty Shilling Wood caravan park to your right. Carry on round the next corner, and you will see a double-gate into a field on your right, with the stones visible in the field. There's space to park by the gates. |
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- I've screwed up the layout again, I really don't have much luck with Dreamweaver and MT Templates. Looks like I'll be re-coding again. Update: this blog fixed for now but it seems I've really messed up webdiva.co. |
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- I, like many people, are making New Year's resolutions to do things like exercise more. Phillip Torrone, though, goes the next step. He put a Tablet PC on his exercise machine. Now THAT'S motivation! Here's another view. |
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- I, like many people, are making New Year's resolutions to do things like exercise more. Phillip Torrone, though, goes the next step. He put a Tablet PC on his exercise machine. Now THAT'S motivation! Here's another view. |
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