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- Apologies - for some reason the moblogging sidebar has packed up since the latest MT update, and I'm having to have a little fiddle.... |
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- Ayer cuando llegué a mi casa y entre al blog me di cuenta de que no jalaba la imagen del... |
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- Ayer cuando llegué a mi casa y entre al blog me di cuenta de que no jalaba la imagen del... |
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- Het is alweer een tijdje geleden maar ik ben 18 december afgestudeerd! Daarna alleen maar druk geweest met feesten en leuke dingen. |
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- Het is alweer een tijdje geleden maar ik ben 18 december afgestudeerd! Daarna alleen maar druk geweest met feesten en leuke dingen. |
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- Yes, I did copy the picture to the watched folder; and when I went back it was gone, so I'm assuming it has "upstreamed" OK. I think the problem is that I am using a computer at work and for some reason access to the Program Files is denied. I may have to load the program onto a different computer and then set the path as Rhye and Julie recommended. Another thing I did which might explain what Lisa was talking about: |
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- In case you're not already doing so, His Majesty would urge you most strongly to read through the comments around... |
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- This is a table about Vegetable Terminal Market Summary |
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- Ohio State's Brutus Buckeye was the winner of the CapitalOne 2003 Mascot Bowl. Brutus finished with 34% of the vote, followed by Aubie from Auburn University with 23.8%, and Cocky from South Carolina with 18.1%. While Ohio State has zero shot at repeating as National Champions this year, at least Buckeye fans can dip their Tostitos with pride knowing that Brutus is #1! |
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- Out of curiousity (mostly), the other day I bought a taro root in the produce section of the Asian grocery. Now I'm trying to figure out what to do with it.Can anybody share some good recipes or cooking tips? I'm game for either savories or sweets, but I really need some help figuring out exactly what I can do with it before it potentially goes bad. If you think you can get better answers by reposting this request to other food-based communities or discussion groups, you have my permission -- just let me know where you're asking so I can see the responses for myself. |
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- Dennis Prager says that everything you need to know about the Middle East, you can learn from Iran's reaction to their devastating earthwquake: Iran clarifies the Middle East. A massive ... |
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better (Dec 31 2003 00:49 GMT) - as i susepected, changing pace and cleaning up the house helped boost my mood. it feels so much more open... |
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- Hold The Button. Another great discovery, courtesy of StumbleUpon.... |
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- Hold The Button. Another great discovery, courtesy of StumbleUpon.... |
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- The War on ReligionAs we celebrate another Yuletide season, it’s hard not to notice that Christmas in America simply doesn’t feel the same anymore. Although an overwhelming majority of Americans celebrate Christmas, and those who don’t celebrate it overwhelmingly accept and respect our nation’s Christmas traditions, a certain shared public sentiment slowly has disappeared. The Christmas spirit, marked by a wonderful feeling of goodwill among men, is in danger of being lost in the ongoing... |
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- CIA Museum Showcases Exotic Spy GadgetsThe CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology is celebrating its 40th anniversary by revealing a few dozen of its secrets for a new museum inside its headquarters near Washington.Gizmo's and gadget's include: listening devices that look like tiger droppings a robotic catfish a remote controlled dragon fly, and pigeon cams According to a leading historian of intelligence it's ""the finest spy museum you'll never see."... it's... |
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- That the current U.S. administration is getting the message that it has to change it's ways or face further credibility loss with the international community - not to mention the people it supposedly represents? According to Reuters Attorney General John Ashcroft has stepped aside from the investigation into the 'outing" of an undercover CIA operative whose husband was critical of Bush's claims about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction and the threat they posed. According to a... |
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- I rarely get to use this category, as a matter of fact this is the very first time, but where else could this possibly fit? FBI urges police to watch for people carrying almanacsThe FBI is warning police nationwide to be alert for people carrying almanacs, cautioning that the popular reference books covering everything from abbreviations to weather trends could be used for terrorist planning. In a bulletin sent Christmas Eve to about 18,000 police organizations, the FBI said... |
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Orders? (Dec 31 2003 00:48 GMT) - U.S. orders foreign airlines to add guards: Air Canada says it is 'fully compliant' with security rule.The U. |
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- If you see this post, then you are looking at the new server. Welcome! Note that I haven't turned on ASP.NET page caching yet so what you are seeing is raw ASP. |
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- Mickey glanced up and down the hall checking to make sure that the coast was clear, and when he was satisfied that no one was around, he slipped into the furnace room and made his way over to a step... |
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Flying Fish (Dec 31 2003 00:48 GMT) - Batty recounts the horrors of trying to get a fish on a plane. One could chalk it up to the new ridiculous regulations, but sadly, I have a similar story that dates back to 1990. The story of Herman the Goldfish, rest his soul. Herman was my friend and companion for several months during my long year as a sophomore at college. He was a sweet little goldfish, nothing fancy, just your regular little guy. |
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- Information Technology Management, Terrorism Information Awareness Program, December 12, 2003, Deparment of Defense, Office of the Inspector General. "This report... |
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- England's World Cup-winning rugby team are the stars of the New Year Honours list, with awards for the whole squad. |
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- The dog that savaged one of the Queen's corgis has struck again, this time biting a maid on the knee. |
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- Dec. 30 -- A pilot is killed when his twin-engine Cessna crash lands in a South Florida neighborhood. |
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- (US) WASHINGTON - The Bush administration is banning the sale of ephedra early next year.[$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(50%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $stimulant(100%), $amphetamines(100%), $various_drugs(90%)] |
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- When athletes are tested positive for drug abuse and are sent back in disgrace from international competitions, the president of the association still stays in power. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(85%), $use_is_abuse(85%), $propaganda_theme4(85%), $propaganda_theme5(60%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- (US) SAN ANTONIO -- Nebraska receiver Grant Mulkey was arrested and charged with marijuana possession following the Cornhuskers' 17-3 win over Michigan State in the Alamo Bowl on Monday. [$drug_related(100%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $cannabis(100%)] |
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- The FBI has issued a terror warning to police to look out for individuals carrying almanacs or maps, reports AP. The warning was sent to 18,000 officers before Christmas. Almanacs, warns the FBI, may be used "to assist with target selection and pre-operational planning." The Bureau acknowledges that there may be "legitimate recreational or commercial activities" that justify an individual carrying around a map or reference book. [More] |
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- Que post lindo, Rafael! Esse ursinho (ou seja lá que bicho for...) deu um toque especial. Emocionante, cara! Adoro essa sua ironia. |
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- All the Meiwes That's Fit to PrintOur first break in restricted coverage comes from the Australian press, which by and large carries more cannibal new that any other island continent I can think of. Australia is an interesting land, what with all their marsupials and their delicious Outback restaurants, and they do think a lot about cannibals. Back when they were the model for 'Escape from New York', they had a lot of cannibal trauma. Probably the guards telling the prisoners that the Aborigines were man-eaters, a fake fact that seems embedded in the national psyche. Well Christmas got in the way. |
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- fdiskne1 writes "The New York Times has an interview with Alan Ralsky, commonly known as the world's worst spammer. CNet News.com is running the same ... |
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- The FBI has issued a terror warning to police to look out for individuals carrying almanacs or maps, reports AP. The warning was sent to 18,000 officers before Christmas. Almanacs, warns the FBI, may be used "to assist with target selection and pre-operational planning." The Bureau acknowledges that there may be "legitimate recreational or commercial activities" that justify an individual carrying around a map or reference book. [More] |
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- You Just Knew It Would Happen Again Here's another reason that the legal profession has its well-earned reputation: <!--StartFragment -->A Glen Cove woman has filed a $10-million claim against Starbucks, alleging she was badly burned by coffee that leaked from the container.On the morning of May 5, Janine Arslanian bought coffee from Starbucks at 5 School Street in Glen Cove, according to court papers initially filed in October in the State Supreme Court and later moved to federal court in Central Islip. The suit says that as Arslanian received the cup, coffee "leaked and flowed from the container on the bare right hand and arm ... |
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- Be careful who endorses you. I think the best line, not just about Gore but about a whole lot of... |
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- The BBC reports, Mr Tim Berners-Lee has been awarded a knighthood.Recently he told the BBC World Service's Go Digital programme that his invention was "just another program", and he originally wanted it to help achieve understanding."The original idea of the web was that it should be a collaborative space where you can communicate through sharing information.The idea was that by writing something together, and as people worked on it, they could iron out misunderstanding."he said. |
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