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- I was waiting for some friends to come round to play poker. I'd put some Aimee Mann on the CD player and was feeling relaxed and happy, when my home phone rang. I don't usually bother to answer this, because I tend to use my mobile and I haven't given the landline number to many people. Also most calls I get on that line are from people trying to get in contact with the previous occupants, who ran a film company. I will call them Shit Films, though this is not their real name and they probably wouldn't have been very successful if it was. |
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- QUOTE (SLAYER @ Mar 2 2004, 11:58 PM) Me too... but I was just talking about "chior like" singing in general... |
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- Made it.... (2 words, 1 comment(s).) |
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- That's my favorite too m/ |
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- [BBC News | World | UK Edition] - A Turkish engineer and a local security guard are shot dead in southern Afghanistan, officials say. |
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- [BBC News | World | UK Edition] - Families of Guantanamo Bay detainees fly to the US to put pressure on President Bush to ensure they are treated fairly. |
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- [BBC News | World | UK Edition] - Tamil Tiger rebels in northern Sri Lanka expel a renegade commander in what could be a disruptive split. |
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- [BBC News | World | UK Edition] - China increases budgets for key policy areas including its military, the countryside and health system. |
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- Patrons of the Infinite Mushroom, once a beacon of Orlando counterculture, soon will be left only with memories. | By Michael McLeod | It's just a going-out-of-business sale at another run-down s... |
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- Tamil Tiger rebels in northern Sri Lanka expel a renegade commander in what could be a disruptive split. |
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- QUOTE (SHUT UP AND DIE @ Mar 4 2004, 02:37 PM) QUOTE (666John666 @ Mar 4 2004, 02:09 PM) QUOTE (SHUT UP AND DIE @ Feb 23 2004, 05:23 AM) 1. NAPALM DEATH-ENEMY OF THE MUSIC BUSINESS2. |
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- Again according the Murky News, State AGs come down against gay marriages. I don't have a lot to say about these attorneys general, except that they are cowards almost to a person. Take New Mexico AG Patricia Madrid, for example,... |
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- One of Cote d'Ivoire's two main opposition parties has suspended its participation in a broad-based government of national reconciliation, accusing President Laurent Gbagbo of sabotaging the country's peace process. |
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- Several hundred students went on the rampage in the capital of Guinea-Bissau after police used baton charges, tear gas and shots in the air to break up a demonstration by secondary school pupils protesting at a strike by their teachers. |
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- Nigeria has pulled back from an earlier press statement that it had discussed acquiring nuclear power from Pakistan, and the reference to nuclear weapons was a "typographical error," said a defence ministry spokesman. |
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- The Eritrean Embassy in Nigeria wishes to set the record straight in regard to an article published in the Guardian newspaper of Wednesday, March 3, 2004 entitled: "Eritrea Seeks Nigeria's Help to Avert War with Ethiopia". We do not know the source, particularly as it was not signed, or the underlying motivation of the article although we presume that it must have been based on a meeting between the Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs of Nigeria, H.E. Adeniji and H. |
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- A new cold storage facility for vaccines was opened at the main hospital in Monrovia on Friday as part of efforts to revitalise health services across war-ravaged Liberia. |
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- The Plateau State government has said that the current crisis in the state was triggered by the reputed theft of Fulani cows, and not the non-implementation of white paper report on the previous crises in the state for which it has been blamed for the renewed crisis in Wase and other parts of the state. |
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- The Federal Government yesterday disclosed that the European Union (EU) has concluded arrangements to release 250 million Euros for the development of water Resources in the country. |
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- Six murdered as House summons IG |
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- DOZENS of placard-carrying youths loaded in three 18-seater buses, yesterday stormed the Calabar High Court premises, venue of the on-going Cross River State Election Petitions Tribunal, protesting the polls petitions against Gov. Donald Duke at the tribunal. The placards read: "Legal bottlenecks are unhealthy," "Cross River without Don is incomplete," "Our values are beyond political arithmetic," "Our detractors should have noticed this five years ago," "He is just too constructive to be destroyed," "Donald Duke till we die," among others. |
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- RESULTS of recent studies on noise levels and their effects in Nigeria give cause for serious worry. |
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- POLICE in Nasarawa State have recovered expended bullet shells from the spot where the convoy of Benue State Governor, George Akume was attacked last Wednesday. |
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- THE SUPREME COURT will give a ruling today on the creation of 30 new constituencies by the Electoral Commission (EC) towards the December general election. |
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- ... 500 cameras to come |
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- The presidential election petition tribunal sitting in Abuja was yesterday told by four All Nigeria People Party (ANPP) members and one United Nigeria Peoples Party (UNPP) member that several acts of violence by mobile policemen, armed soldiers and PDP stalwarts disrupted the April 19, 2003 elections in Benue and Cross River states. |
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- Two new members of Parliament for the Peace and Liberation Party (PLP), Hon. Dr Kandeh B. Conteh and Hon. Mohamed Idriss were on Tuesday march 2, 2004 sworn-in at the House of Parliament. |
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