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- Newsgator introduceert een dienst om abonnementen op RSS-feeds onafhankelijk van een computer op te slaan, zodat een gebruiker maar een keer zijn instellingen hoeft op te geven. Yahoo lijkt intussen bezig te zijn om een RSS-reader aan MyYahoo toe te... |
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- Police have questioned and released a man in connection with the shooting of an 83-year-old man. |
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- The expected takeover of Safeway by Morrisons will trigger a fall in food prices, says research group Verdict. |
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- A bit snappy, but liked the fact that the girl on the right just wouldn't look up from her book..... |
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dawn (Jan 12 2004 08:58 GMT) |
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- Beautiful columns in the late afternoon light |
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- Nach den Worten der Dienstleistungsgewerkschaft ver.di wird es heute massive Proteste der Commerzbank-Beschftigten gegen die Kndigung der Betriebsrenten geben. Es brodele in der Belegschaft, hie es. |
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H. R. 3687 (Jan 12 2004 08:56 GMT) - WARNING: The following text from a bill submitted by Rep. Doug Ose (R-Sacramento) may be offensive. Just remember, he uses profanity to save us from it. "(b) As used in this section, the term `profane,' used with respect to language,... |
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- People of Indian Origin want to talk to ministers so that their problems can be solved, says Amit Mitra, Secretary-General, FICCI. |
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- A village judge has resigned after being accused of saying most women ask to get "smacked around" and that domestic violence cases are a waste of the court's time. Hunter Village Justice Robert Hamley, 50, resigned after he "acknowledged that he could not successfully defend the charges against him," the state's Commission on Judicial Conduct announced Tuesday. |
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- PowerLabs represents the efforts of Sam Barros, an amateur scientist (and now currently a co-op at Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee Power Station and an engineering student at Michigan Technological University) to document some of his experiments and research in various realms of science: Here you will find detailed reports including descriptions, pictures, videos, diagrams, schematics and technical data on some of the experiments he has attempted and devices he has built and worked with over the years, including Tesla coils, various types of high voltage generators, plasma globes, electromagnetic experiments, coil guns, rail guns, lasers, rockets, electromagnetic propulsion, EMP, HERF, cryogenics, turbines, chemistry and much more!mmmmm destructive forces of science... |
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Spinwarp (Jan 12 2004 08:55 GMT) - "SPINWARP.COM is a free resource for all producers of electronic music, from wide-eyed beginners to jaded professionals ;) While we like to focus on drum and bass production, the techniques on this site can be applied to any style of music. |
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- [Sekunda.cz] - Kim Catrallová, kterou čeští diváci znají ze seriálu Sex ve městě či prvního dílu Policejní akademie, dostala štědrou nabídku na pózování pro pánský časopis Playboy. Přátelé herečky, která se v seriál... |
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Al Pugh (Jan 12 2004 08:54 GMT) - Alfred R. Pugh, the last known combat-wounded U.S. veteran of World War I, died on Jan. 7 from pneumonia. |
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Ra (Jan 12 2004 08:54 GMT) - I wanted to play some games this morning. I first went to check out the Gang of Four web site,... |
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- Gesundheitsministerin lehnt Rcktritt ab |
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- Philadelphia - The magic ended not with another rabbit pulled from the post-season hat, not with another opponent sawed in half, not with smiles and bows and curtain calls in a victorious locker room. |
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- While his main rivals glut the Iowa airwaves, retired Gen. Wes Clark can be found next door, with Wisconsin's viewing audience all to himself. |
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- Philadelphia - In good times and bad, Brett Favre has typically been a standup guy. Even when he makes an awful mistake, such as he did Sunday on Green Bay's final offensive play in the 20-17 overtime loss to Philadelphia, he has customarily shown up to accept responsibility, to be accountable. But seconds after David Akers kicked the 31-yard field goal that simultaneously sent the Eagles to the conference championship game and ended the Packers' season, Favre sprinted to the Lincoln Financial Field visitors' locker room. |
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- Philadelphia - Caution chased destiny right out of the stadium Sunday, and there's no telling when it might be visiting the Green Bay Packers again. It took all afternoon for this magic year to disappear, but if you're looking for the play where you could practically see the "Poof!", you don't have to go any further than a certain fourth-and-1 punt. |
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- Last Updated: Sunday, January 11, 2004 11:20 p.m. |
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- Since even before announcing his campaign for Milwaukee mayor, David A. Clarke Jr. has been the political equivalent of a guy preparing for a big date. He picked out a dashing outfit, polished his car, filled up the tank and even planned out the route to the theater. |
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- A small, very limited new study makes an important contribution to the debate over whether deodorants and antiperspirants may play a role in breast cancer. |
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- Milwaukee County's financial woes could become $30 million to $40 million worse if its insurance carrier succeeds in a legal effort to deny coverage for claims in one of the pension lawsuits against the county. |
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- The Pewaukee group home where Curt Smith used to work has been fined because of his complaints about how one resident was abusing the others who lived there. |
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- Nahona Brooks, a second-grade student at Lloyd Street Global Education School, stood before more than 1,200 adults Sunday afternoon and explained how Martin Luther King Jr. fought racism and injustice with powerful words and love. |
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- How much of our history can we afford to sacrifice as we rebuild Milwaukee? Or, to put it another way, to what extent will inventing a city for the 21st century be hobbled by our warm and fuzzy feelings for the 19th? In the best of circumstances, the choices are not that stark. All over Milwaukee, from the Third Ward to Brewers Hill, from Bay View to the near north side, you will find old buildings handsomely converted to new uses, showing how respect for the past can enrich the present. |
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- Wisconsin youngsters who feed off the cool graphics and action of video games are switching to the black-and-white pieces of chess for one-on-one battles with their friends. |
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- After taking a bite out of a sour apple Saturday night in New York, the Milwaukee Bucks return home this week to play three games at the Bradley Center, where they have not lost in more than a month. |
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- Kansas City, Mo. - For a second straight week, Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning and his offensive teammates played the practically perfect game, this time on the road with the loudest outdoor crowd in the National Football League trying to disrupt every play. |
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- Given the number of scoring options on the Marquette University women's basketball team, it is little wonder that freshman Danielle Kamm may sometimes hesitate to shoot. |
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- Madison - Rene Portland placed more importance on a conference win than some sloppy play down the stretch by her Penn State team. |
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- The expression "leading by example" is common in sports. |
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- Evanston, Ill. - Marcia and Granvil Specks are addicted to art. They live with it, talk about it, collect it - and give it away. |
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- They make up a new demographic that could prove curious to social scientists across the country: Packers fans who love "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy," a popular new show on cable television in which gay men try to transform the fashion, tastes and grooming of style-deficient straight men. |
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- Boy, it's cold outside. The windy, winter weather makes it rough on kids playing sports. The ground is rock hard, so touch football is tough. Kicking a soccer ball is like kicking a sack of cement. And anyone crazy enough to try to hit a baseball will get a sting in the fingers that feels like a fistful of bees. |
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