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- (US) Newsday reported Thursday that the prescription pain reliever tramadol was discovered in Asst. Records show that tramadol has been cited as a factor in 10 fatal aviation accidents and one fatal highway accident since 1996. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(70%), $propaganda_theme2(70%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(100%), $narcotic(100%), $opioid(100%), $various_drugs(100%)] |
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- Nice and plain, like this: Bush and his administration liedBush administration officials "systematically misrepresented" the threat from Iraq's weapons of mass destruction in the run-up to war, according to a new report to be published on Thursday by a respected Washington think-tank. These distortions, combined with intelligence failures, exaggerated the risks posed by a country that presented no immediate threat to the US, Middle East or global security, the report... |
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- ... the spin will come. Iraq's Arsenal Was Only on Paper No where near as fancy as Powell's "concept" sketches of the [yet to be found] mobile biochemical labs but I'm sure that someone is going to bring up the idea that MacIntosh computers started on a napkin - and look where that went. |
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Hegre (Jan 08 2004 23:19 GMT) - 2 hegre beauties 1 2... |
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- It’s cold outside today. Again. Which makes getting up and driving (and walking) through blowing and drifting snow for an 8am web design class not much fun—even for the teacher. |
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- A man blames a cable TV company for his television addiction, his wife's 50-pound weight gain and his children being "lazy channel surfers." |
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- The joystick-operated toy crane used to snare a prize in this supermarket game could've nabbed more than just a cheap stuffed animal _ how about a shot at Timmy Novotny? |
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- A Knox County, Kentucky, official says the next step is likely an appearance on "The Jerry Springer Show." |
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- Oops! This time the weatherman was really wrong -- but you can blame a computer. |
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Crow Talk (Jan 08 2004 23:18 GMT) - Those musical types out in California have finally shipped that CD I've been patiently waiting for: Howdy. This is just a note to let you know the Corvids CDs are in the mail. If you're in the U.S. |
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Awww... (Jan 08 2004 23:18 GMT) - gregortroll decided that he needed to stay in bed with me this morning instead of going to work. We didn't get up until after 2pm...then he made me breakfast. Now we're all snuggled (with the cat) up on the couch together. |
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- This is a table about Cash Grain Bids in Utah |
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- you have an ambitious nature. |
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- Non è Lenin, ma peggio: è Bill Emmot dell'Economist, settimanale a cui sono abbonato da ormai otto anni.... |
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- [H]owever terrible the conditions faced by these workers may seem to Westerners, it is impossible to make a meaningful comparison with what we have come to expect. |
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- CES Ticking Itanium bomb |
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- Charles Krauthammer explains why Dean's statement that Saddam's capture "made us no safer" is utterly clueless, in this op-ed in The Washington Post. |
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- Just a note, Gep, but this sort of charge needs a bit more proof than "He said, She said" Democrat Richard Gephardt's manager accused Howard Dean (news - web sites)'s presidential campaign on Thursday of planning to slip non-Iowans into the Jan. 19 cauc |
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- The folks over at the National Weather Service were a bit surprised yesterday when they saw that they had put out an "impending blizzard warning" when they were all sitting around marveling out how nice the weather actually was. Turns out that someone in another office had sent out a test message that accidentally went live. Then, thanks to our automated world, the winter storm warning started appearing all over the internet on weather pages that simply take information from the National Weather Service and repost it. The only thing I can think of is that this is the first time I've actually seen the weather people admit that they were wrong. |
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- 24 pages of Jun Kusanagi... |
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- I'm cleaning out my computer collection, so I've got quite a few computers(286-486) even some PS/2's(30-286, 55, 56sx, 57, 70) keyboards(just AT) harddrives(40M to ~1G, IDE and a couple SCSI) external CD Caddy drive...maybe some more stuff, I'm just slowly going though it all. Most everything I'd give for just shipping. If anyone is interested, just E-Mail me and we can work something out. By the end of next week, I should have everything set up where I can use either ebay or paypal if people would feel safer using those. |
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- I hope to hell they nominate this guy: With a wary eye on Gen. Wesley K. Clark's rise in national... |
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- Authenticate BASIC or DIGEST Programatically |
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