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- Is U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews, a Democrat who represents three Burlington County towns, going to challenge Gov. James E. |
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WikidPad (Dec 31 2003 14:29 GMT) - Here is combination wiki-onenote pad. This is a rich client program not a web interface. I really like this idea for things like taking notes and interlinking these notes. |
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Verzoek (Dec 31 2003 14:29 GMT) - Willen de ouders die hun kinderen vandaag bij mij voor het huis vuurwerk laten afsteken, ervoor zorgen dat diezelfde kinderen morgen mijn stoep ook komen schoonvegen! |
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- Easily found, following the map, and the NW outlier at the junction tells you you've arrived. We pulled into the No Through Road on the left, and parked on the verge (the pull-in that Moth mentioned was gated, and very muddy). A real mystery, this one. I scaled the ladder stile and entered the field, to find 5 stones in a parabola, suggesting an ovoid 'circle'. And unusually, a central stone. |
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- I am looking for some people to share a flat with or just for a room tha... |
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- umm does anyone know what the deal with these "participation" metres is?? |
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- The new British Ambassador to India Michael Anthony Arthur has been chosen for a senior honour in the list. |
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- Cristiano Junior notched his fourth goal as the defending champions won their seventh round National Football League match 1-0. |
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- I'LL BE HONEST, I LIKED KORN'S FIRST ALBUM, BUT THAT WAS ALMOST TEN YEARS AGO, LOL.....AND IF JOHN HAS GOOD TASTE IN MUSIC, EXCELLENT......DOESN'T MEAN I'LL BE BUYING ANY MORE OF HIS ALBUMS. AS MUCH FUN AS IT IS TO BASH THE FUCK OUT OF KORN, I SAW A LIVE PERFORMANCE BY THEM ON TV AT CBGB'S......IT ACTUALLY DIDN'T SUCK COCK AS BAD AS I THOUGHT IT WOULD. |
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Wrap-up (Dec 31 2003 14:28 GMT) - RWN has picked the top 10 DU quotes of 2003. Heh.... |
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- There's two things you need to remember tonight as the clocks flip over into 2004: Due to reasons unclear, for the fifth straight year, there is no need to pad that... |
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流年似水 (Dec 31 2003 14:27 GMT) - 又是一年的终点了。 今年是我的本命年，老 这一年来，遇见了不少 日子就是预算有限的沙 来年，希望能改变浮躁 也祝你，幸福安康！... |
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- Trabalhadores da Tarf em luta |
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- Gabe: God has struck another crushing blow against our online store. This entire process of trying to sell things online has been a huge learning experience for all of us here at the Arcade. Id like to a... |
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- A former finance officer for Hainesport Township pleaded guilty yesterday to stealing $170,000 in municipal funds and implicated the former mayor in the theft. |
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- Obligation to wear hijab "only applied 'if the woman lives in a Muslim country'. He quoted verses from the Koran stipulating that any Muslim who conforms to the laws of a non-Muslim country need not fear divine punishment."Meanwhile, Amir Taheri argues that the headscarf is political, not religious. |
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- Here is a class for converting between time zones. |
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- Most families have collections of stories that they tell (and re-tell) whenever they reunite and reminisce. Theyre based in fact, for the most part, but have grown beyond the truth over the years as theyve been passed from one generation to the next. |
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- An agreement on the use of air marshals is reached with a major carrier, the British Airline Pilots Association has said. |
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- The San Francisco Business Times has asked itself who is the best CEO this year and came to the same conclusion: Steve Jobs. The newspaper |
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- Susan: You're going to make me an old maid. Margaret: Only until yo |
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- JAHA wonders: "I've seen two schools of thought regarding the proper method for charging an ipod so as to maximize the lifetime of the battery: let the iPod completely drain before re-charging; or keep the iPod completely charged as often as possible (i.e. |
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- sdimbert writes "Rumors of a new, smaller, "iPodJr" have been floating around the Rumor Sites for a few weeks (as well a here at Slashdot). But now, the rumors have gained credibility and become more substantial. London's Evening Standard reports today (30 Dec 03) that "Apple has announced a cut-price mini version" of the iPod, "costing 65 [~115 USD], which will be able to store 800 songs." Despite the assertion that Apple "announced" the product, there is no mention of it at their official News Page or their product page for the iPod." |
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- The Aston Martin DB7 is one of the most beautiful cars that we have ever seen. It's a great sports car, yet still follows the Aston Martin tradition of luxury with a powerful V6 engine, leather interior, and heated seats. |
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- The US government declares infirm cows will not enter the human food supplies, after finding its first cow with BSE |
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- Hopes of finding survivors are fading, as attention turns to providing aid and preventing disease outbreaks |
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- Tests on the first suspected case of SARS in China since the epidemic ended are giving conflicting lab results |
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- December 30, 2003 The Hubble Space Telescope is now living on borrowed time. Original plans for the observatory called for it to be retrieved at the end of its life and placed in a museum. But NASA now plans a more unceremonious demise for the telescope: crashing it into the ocean. |
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- December 30, 2003 In less than 72 hours, NASA's Stardust probe will approach Wild 2, a comet some 424 million miles (389 million kilometers) from Earth. Using a tennis-racquet-shaped collector filled with gaseous jelly, the probe will attempt to collect dust particles from the comet before returning to Earth |
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- filed under portableaudio With rumors flying that Apple is about to introduce a $100 iPod at MacWorld next week, CNET asks analysts whether a miniPod would help the company compete with cheaper MP3 players from Creative and Rio, or just end up cannibalizing sales of more expensive iPods. We, on the otherhand, are less interested in whether or not it's a good business decision for Apple, and are just curious to see what the damn thing looks like. |
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- Tech industry needs to arrive at a consensus. |
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- Beijing (AFP) Dec 31, 2003 Buoyed by its first manned mission, China says it will start an unmanned lunar program in 2004, with a lunar orbiter by 2007. Sun Laiyan, deputy director of the China National Space Administration, said the orbiter would be followed by an unmanned lander by 2010. |
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- LinuxWorld- 2hoursago In his book Weaving the Web, the inventor of the WWW, Tim Berners Lee - Tim BL for short - tried to answer questions that had been thrown at him again and again ever since Christmas 1990 when he first got his "World Wide Web" browser/editor working on his ... |
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- Reuters- 12hoursago PASADENA, Calif. (Reuters) - After a five-year voyage of 2 billion miles NASA's spacecraft Stardust is finally nearing the climax of its mission -- a close encounter with a comet to grab dust samples that could yield clues to the origins ... |
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- As 2003 fades into history, it's time for my annual predictions quiz (with appreciation to New York Times columnist William Safire, from whom this idea is borrowed). As always, it's multiple choice, and ``all'' or ``none'' are acceptable answers. |
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- Nine Indonesian baby pythons of a species at increasing risk in the wild have hatched out at a British zoo. |
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- Martin Evans, the scientist considered the chief architect of stem cell research, receives a knighthood in the New Year Honours list. |
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- Bridge champ Sharon Osberg reveals the best way to beat Warren Buffet and Bill Gates at cards. She should know: She plays the game with both of them. Osberg and 17 other leaders offer their advice on how to succeed in 2004. |
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- Product Review When it comes to variety and sound quality, satellite-radio competitors Sirius and XM deliver the goods. Once you've heard it, you might never listen to FM or AM radio again. |
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- In the hunt for PeopleSoft, Oracle keeps up the chase. |
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- update As federal deadlines loom for states to upgrade their voting systems, authorities including the FBI probe an intrusion into a computer network at VoteHere, a maker of electronic-voting software |
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- Analysts are split over the plausibility of rumors that Apple Computer will announce a $100 iPod. Some, meanwhile, muse that an Apple media center could be coming soon to beat Microsoft to the punc |
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- The air and ground transport service is acquiring business services company Kinko's in a $2.4 billion cash deal. Kinko's will provide a leg up in electronic document delivery, FedEx says. |
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- The number of high-speed lines connecting U.S. businesses and homes to the Internet jumped 18 percent during the first half of 2003, according to statistics from the FCC. |
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