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Voting (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Are you registered to vote? |
Stop Carlyle !
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Le ministère de la défense US lance une enquête (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Le ministère de la défense américaine lance des investigations sur des responsables militaires de haut niveau qui ont été engagé par des fournisseurs du ministère ces dernières années. Dirigées par le bureau de l’Inspecteur général du Pentagone, l’enquête vise donc les sociétés privées qui engagent d’anciens membres de l’administration, ce qui inclut le groupe Carlyle, selon le rapport. Les enquêteurs cherchent à déterminer si les anciens fonctionnaires sont en règle avec la législation qui leur interdit d’avoir des liens avec le secteur privé avant de le rejoindre. Source : New York Post, Bridget Harrison |
Global Hemp News
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Shooting Blindly in the War on Drugs (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Hemp farmers and drug addicts are suffering equally as a result of poor law enforcement, insufficient funding, and erratic strategizing when it comes to the Romanian government’s battle against illegal drugs. Indeed, faced with the prospect of 15-year prison terms and the glare of the media over government raids on fields where hemp was being grown for legal industrial purposes — but was wrongly identified as cannabis — many farmers have simply given up. In 2003 only 2,000 hectares of hemp were registered, down from 50,000 hectares in 1990, according to Agriculture Ministry official Elena Tatomir. |
LinuxDevCenter.com
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Linux Kernel Trouble (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Noel Davis looks at problems in the Linux kernel, Ethereal, Tethereal, INN, mpg321, vbox3, isakmpd, nd, phpGroupWare, and enq. |
Karl & Cow - Le carnet Web
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Journal : Ivre de nuages et de femmes (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Quelque part entre Canada et France, au dessus de l'océan, trop loin des nuages, pas assez près des étoiles, je glisse sur les courants lents de mon temps. Les nuages, je pourrais les regarder des heures durant s'harmoniser sous mon regard, un hasard démuni d'une quelconque intention, juste l'expression d'une beauté, l'irrigation de ma rétine par des aquarelles improvisées. L'avion toujours et encore la lenteur du voyage, la consommation trop rapide de l'espace dans un temps bien trop long. Rêver de pouvoir marcher, rêver de pouvoir traverser les continents et sentir le sol sous la plante des pieds. |
Karl & Cow - Le carnet Web
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Carnet : CAAC : Bourses d'études, hiver 2004 (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - La CAAC est la Chaire de recherche du Canada en études est-asiatiques. La Chaire lance un concours pour l’attribution de bourses aux étudiants de maîtrise et de doctorat dont les travaux s’inscrivent dans le cadre du programme de recherche de la Chaire. Le montant annuel actuellement disponible dans le cadre de ce concours est de 15 000 $. Le montant accordé pour une bourse de maîtrise est de 5 000 $. Il est de 10 000 $ pour une bourse de doctorat. |
OnlyTheBestFreeware
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traydesk (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Given the success of my call for a XOSL download link, here's another request: traydesk's site is dead too, and I don't have copy of the installer. If anyone has a copy of the latest version (3.0), please let me know! |
OnlyTheBestFreeware
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Updated MP3Ext (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Updated MP3Ext to version 3.4.22. Description: Shell extension that shows and edits ID3 Tags in the Explorer. |
Computerworld CRM News
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New (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - The $800 million luxury liner is packed from stem to stern with digital amenities for passengers and crew. |
What's New?
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server is back (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - The server is back online. It was never really down, so mailing lists on openict.net kept working, and maybe some other stuff. But AxKit was down because mod_perl was down. Now apparently an update of apache has fixed the problem. |
Electronic Iraq
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Baghdad street sweepers, and collective punishment and kebabs in Falluja (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - While creeping through the hideous Baghdad traffic en route to Ramadi to meet with a Sheikh, my friend Harb mentions that the CPA has created several thousand new jobs for Iraqis -- as street sweepers! He tells me many of them are sweeping along the highways around Baghdad and that they have probably been sent to do so to 'find' mines and IEDs. A terrible thought, one I try to put it out of my mind. But with all the problems facing the CPA here, is having clean streets and roads really that high of a priority? After all, I have seen countless men cleaning the streets of Baghdad the last several weeks. |
Electronic Iraq
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Flooding leaves thousands homeless (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Flooding in the southeast of Iraq has destroyed at least 180 homes and forced more than 8,000 people to flee in recent weeks, according to an international NGO working in the area. Two children may have died from water-borne diseases in Al-Fuhood district as a result of the crisis. |
Computerworld Laptops News
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It's a Technical Term (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Shark Tank: When e-mail goes down, IT pilot fish checks out the problem and then, per his boss's orders, gets on the PA system with an announcement -- for the first time. ... |
Computerworld Laptops News
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IT Execs Plan PC Replacements (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Pent-up demand for more powerful PCs and a desire to lower support costs by eliminating outdated systems are expected to create a big wave of PC replacements at large companies this year, although analysts still aren't forecasting a boom in spending. |
Verizon news from Network World
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A dozen New Year's resolutions (Jan 12 2004 00:00 GMT) - Resolution 1: I will stop being surprised at how ineffectual and disorganized - how just plain awful - customer service is for AT&T Wireless. I would adopt the same policy for Verizon's customer service but I dumped them in December thinking that I would rid myself of a source of stress. It turned out that I was simply exchanging one source of stress for another. ... |
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