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- Paul from Cannibal Corpse is my favorite drummer. He's kind of like the Keith Moon of death metal. Always tight, Always consistent, keeps the rhythm all together and changing, without overdoing it with the flashy fills and shit that just takes away from the song. |
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- Unlike just about everyone else on TMA, I declined to park on the A4 verge due to the madness of various daredevil drivers. Instead, we headed for the car park at SU159699, and I took a longer, leisurely walk along the bridleway at the opposite corner to the entrance to the car park. The bridleway is bounded on the left by a white topped, electrified fence. I didn't test to see if it was on, but after about 500 yards or so, the Den appeared on the near horizon. It seemed a long way away, and following the ... |
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- Just on Holiday Hiatus. Was hoping to ignore the blog for two weeks or so to "recharge" for the new year, while I spend copious quality time with the kids. That worked until I checked today and saw 25 or... |
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- Important Marketing Rule: If you are use a time-limted beta release, make sure 1.0 is ready before it expires, especially... |
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- Important Marketing Rule: If you are use a time-limted beta release, make sure 1.0 is ready before it expires, especially... |
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- At least 200 000 hectares of land (about 400 farms) have so far beenrecovered by the Presidential Land Implementation Committee from multiplefarm owners. |
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- THE honeymoon could now be over for some banks who have been postingbillion-dollar profits, with a number of them now said to be selling assetsamassed over the past few years to maintain the required liquidity levels asenunciated in the new monetary policy. |
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- The Zimbabwe government has threatened to prosecute and de-register allschools that implement fee increases for 2004 without its approval. |
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- If last year Zimbabweans thought life could not get any tougher, 2003disabused them of that faint hope. |
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- NURSES at some referral centres in Harare have resumed duties incompliance with the Government's order for them to return to work. |
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- POLICE in Gweru have smashed a cattle-rustling syndicate that has beenterrorising farmers around the city in the past few months resulting in ninesuspects being nabbed by last Friday. |
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- THE Bulawayo City Council is still working on a revised budget for 2004after the original expenditure plan proposing tariff hikes of more than 850percent was roundly condemned by the residents. |
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- THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB), Zimbabwe's sole buyer of grain, haswrapped a $1,2-billion deal with Precision Grinders Engineers, bringing tofruition the parastatal's plans to venture into milling. |
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- AS the curtain comes down on 2003, we reflect on another year in whichthe country experienced serious economic challenges. |
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- THE country's 16 commercial banks have cancelled a special chequeclearance facility as part of efforts to eradicate the prevalence of fraud,which have increased in recent years. |
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- The Government on World Aids Day announced the long-awaited provision offree anti-retroviral drugs in public hospitals to fight the HIV and Aidspandemic sweeping across the nation. |
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- THE Implementation and Control of Expenditure Unit (ICEU), which wasallocated $5 billion in next year's national budget to monitor expenditureswithin the public sector, is expected to resume operations at the beginningof the year. |
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- Samples taken from the body of a man suspected to have died of viralhaemorrhagic fever have tested negative of the fever and Ebola, the Ministerof Health and Child Welfare Dr David Parirenyatwa said yesterday. |
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- DIVERSIFIED regional conglomerate TZI which is under the tutelage ofchairman Mr Albert Nhau has recorded a staggering 1 349 percent increase inoperating profit to $22 billion for the period ending 30 September2003. |
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- ZAMBIAN football legend Kalusha Bwalya is expected to grace theinaugural Zimbabwe Footballer of the Year ceremony scheduled for January 16at a colourful bash in the capital which will also be used to give theWarriors a hearty send-off to the Nations Cup finals. |
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- ZIMBABWE Financial Holdings Limited's proposed rights offer to raisemore than $16 billion was 98,7 percent subscribed, and the remainder wastaken up by underwriters. |
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- ZIMBABWE international striker Gilbert Mushangazhike would have loved tojoin the Warriors' party in Tunisia but believes he lost his chance becausehe plies his trade in a country whose football does not evoke interest amongthe local journalists, fans and coaches. |
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- THE Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation will now be able to broadcast livethe 2004 Nations Cup finals for a reasonable fee following a compromisestruck between African television stations and international marketing firmLC2/Hensen Trust Consortium. |
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- THE Public Services Association said yesterday it would press ahead withthe arbitration process despite the fact that Government has increased civilservants salaries and allowances with effect from next month. |
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- THE National Aids Council will now allocate funds to districts accordingto the number of wards, a move meant to ensure that more people infected andaffected by HIV/Aids benefit from the funds. |
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- GOVERNMENT will engage the police and other legal arms to de-registererrant schools that are going ahead with effecting new fee structures nextyear in defiance of a directive that they first get permission from theMinistry of Education Sport and Culture, a Cabinet minister saidyesterday. |
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TomMiller (Dec 31 2003 15:06 GMT) - Name: Tom Miller Email: tmiller@infotechflSTOPSPAM. com Company Name: Company URL: |
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OUR STORY (Dec 31 2003 15:05 GMT) - It's funny how things come together sometimes. Monday, after posting my advice column on blogging time-savers, and saying the most important thing is to get away from your computer and your reading and get out into the real world and give yourself time to think creatively about what really matters to you personally, I followed my own advice. Chelsea and I went for a long walk. And soon my head was filled with rage about all the things wrong with this world and the ten things that still keep me awake at night. And I wanted to know why they go on, ignored, uncorrected. |
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- Sites like Issues 2000 or Vote Smart show the policies of each candidate and let you pick the one that you prefer. I'd like to see a site that worked in reverse - by asking questions to define your own views, then showing how candidates line up against your own opinion on each topic. This would suggest parties that should be supported as representatives of your own points of view, rather than letting you pick which fan club you should join. It might also help to illustrate the main consistent differences between party policies, and suggest reasons to start political groups of your own. |
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- Street Vendor on New Years Eve, Varick Street, Manhattan Holidays to the New York City street vendor mean moving over the socks/hats/watches to clear a spot for hot, new, holiday merchandise. Happy New Years, everyone!... |
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Geil (Dec 31 2003 15:05 GMT) - Morgen auch arbeiten. Zwei Kapseln Stess... Kurzer Prozess... Immer frei! |
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- After a long time, one post not around the earthquake.Google Guy Says: "I think the bots took a break on Christmas day to chow down on some turkey or peanut butter balls or something, but about an hour ago I saw many of the bots groan, sit up, and roll out the door. Maybe they had too much candy or something, but it looks like they're out the door and back on their regular http diet now. There's still one bot lying here that was doing shots of amaretto last night; |
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- a t ajout par happy fish le 31 dc 2003 14:34 |
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- a t ajoute par djool le 31 dc 2003 13:45 |
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- a t ajout par doume le 31 dc 2003 11:26 |
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- a t ajoute par Evelyne le 31 dc 2003 11:08 |
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- a t ajout par doume le 31 dc 2003 10:56 |
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- a t ajout par hongitonkwoman le 31 dc 2003 09:10 |
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- ESA's Mars Express spacecraft maneuvered into a polar orbit around the Red Planet on... |
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- Spirit, one of NASA's twin Mars Exploration Rovers, adjusted its course late last week... |
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- Council members argued with each other and borough residents Tuesday before narrowly passing a revised 2004 budget that will increase property taxes 66 percent. |
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- Picture Pyramid. It's like Differences with really horrible music.... |
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- Picture Pyramid. It's like Differences with really horrible music. |
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Willie free (Dec 31 2003 15:03 GMT) - 'Eight Is Enough' Actor Out As 'Bibleman': "Robert T. Schlipp will assume the role next spring..."It can take Schlipp an hour to struggle into his 32-pound plastic and spandex costume, which includes a belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, shoes of peace, shield of faith, helmet of salvation and sword of the spirit. [Note to Catholics: |
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The Region (Dec 31 2003 15:03 GMT) - Major heroin haul in Bulgaria SOFIA -- Thursday Bulgarian customs yesterday seized 62 kilograms of heroin at border crossings from Turkey and Serbia-Montenegro. At the Serbia-Montenegro border crossing of Kalotin, customs seized another 34 kilos of heroin in a Bulgaria-registered vehicle wh...[$drug_related(100%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $narcotic(100%), $opiate(100%), $heroin(100%), $various_drugs(90%)] |
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