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- La 52 edición del Festival Internacional de Cine de San Sebastián se celebrará entre los días 17 y 25 del próximo mes de septiembre y durará un día menos de lo habitual dada la crisis del sector.El Zinemaldia 2004... |
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- Who is this fine young gentleman? |
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- What I've learned on this trip: New Jersey sucks. I drive very differently when Jay's not in the car. The... |
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- remember the link to the web survey that i posted a while back? i just wanted to thank everybody for allowing me to post it here and to say that i actually got some meaningful results and this may turn into an independent study - if i can find grant money! woo-hoo! |
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Miamai (May 07 2004 23:58 GMT) - leaving work in 15 minutes for le interview, am very nervous. Repeating mantra as follows: Be myself Sit up straight Do not spaz Do not puke (repeat multiple times) |
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- So, just who are the prisoners of this Iraqi prison anyways? nice guys who love everyone and want nothing but peace? not very likely... check this out... |
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- Digital Photography has a growing list of applications. In recent months the medical field has been finding many news ways to use it in saving lives. Now its being used in the early identification of skin cancer. |
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- Linux command line toolset with options that will create archival quality MP3 files from your CDs, including ID3 metadata tags from CDDB: ¬> dotpeople.com |
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- Funktioniert so ähnlich wie das nun anmeldepflichtige caption-city. Ist aber noch komplett frei und vor allem einfallsreicher: letter-james. Gefunden bei Daniel sein unschö |
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- Recueil de poemes intellectuels... |
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- My friend and state Rep. Greg Macpherson sends along these views: This month we vote in a primary election, the first of a two-stage process for selecting our elected officials. The Democrats and Republicans each will decide who to nominate... |
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- Vincent Eaton's tale of his encounter with a tapeworm is both amusing and educating. It comes complete with luscious illustrations from Chris Bishop. For some, everything that occurs at the toilet bowl requires denying. After voiding their bowels, they scamper to a corner, kneel and pray. Then there's the type that actually bends down to study the stuff like tea leaves. |
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- Vincent Eaton's tale of his encounter with a tapeworm. With luscious illustrations from Chris Bishop. For some, everything that occurs at the toilet bowl requires denying. After voiding their bowels, they scamper to a corner, kneel and pray. Then there's the type that actually bends down to study the stuff like tea leaves. |
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- reuters.com - May 8 2004 4:45:0 GMT |
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- AllHeadlineNews.com - May 8 2004 4:40:0 GMT |
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- Caissa, I'm sorry to hear that. I'm going to recommend that you use a personal firewall program like zonelabs zonealarm also. Was your old computer running Windows XP? If so, Microsoft is supposed to be releasing a service pack update for windows XP sometime in the very near future that will not have that vulnerability. Maybe you can reinstall, and update the old one, and have it function again. |
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- So much for that idea. The 2004 Toyota Prius is no longer supported by DensionUSA...too many people complain that it doesn't work properly and return the item...And I was already compiling some playlists for driving.... |
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- http://keepandbeararms. com/information/Item. asp?ID=3671 Aaron Russo for the Libertarian Nomination -- and for President by Angel Shamaya Founder/Executive Director KeepAndBearArms. |
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- by CA Pol Junkie Donald Rumsfeld has been testifying before Congress today. I haven't followed it closely, but here is a passage that makes me want to run screaming into a brick wall (via Atrios): LIEBERMAN: Thank you, Mr. Chairman.... |
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- around here there's too much wind to worry about leaves, the piles will just blow right away once you've accumulated them... but men were made for snow shoveling, right Tor? |
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- Leo has the sad news over at his blog. All of TechTV’s employees have been given 60 days notice. |
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Care (May 07 2004 23:55 GMT) |
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- Hackers broke into the computer system of the University of California, San Diego, compromising confidential information on about 380,000 students, teachers, employees, alumni and applicants. Investigators urged those affected to guard against identity theft. |
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Priceless (May 07 2004 23:54 GMT) - Doing my daily reading and ran across this wonderful item over at Four Right Wing Wacos. I think yall will like it as much as I did, so here goes: Marty wakes up at home with a huge hangover. He... |
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- There's a pretty good chance America is going to elect this man to a second term as President. |
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- It's worth keeping an eye on the list of people and groups who now claimed to have warned people about what was going on at Abu Ghraib and went unheard. (Or, in some cases, mentioned it before 60 Minutes II ran the horrific photos that I've seen too many times.) Spec. Joseph M. Darby (unknown timing) Colin Powell (via Kevin Drum) Paul Bremer (last fall) General Antonio Taguba (late February) (Taguba has now learned, it seems, that no good deed goes unpunished. |
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- What's good for Republicans is good for America, no? And by Republicans, I mean the rich people who keep the GOP machine rolling, not the working people who are just along for the ride. You have to scroll down a bit to see the graph, which illustrates that corporate profits are going up, up, up, and labor compensation is going down, down, down (both relative to the overall size of the economy). If you combine that graph with one that shows the overall size of the pie, adjusted for inflation, you'd get a better picture of how labor is doing overall, but I don't have the data or the Excel chops. |
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- I'm sure she'd fetch a pretty good price for a mouthy wench and Polish heathen, but I love her too much to sell her. Just... |
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- Drive-by incident occurs in school parking lot; Three victims taken to Shock Trauma; One suspect in police custody |
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- V, Inc. took dealers off site at CES to announce a range of new products, highlighted by a DVD player it claims will play high-definition content. The Bravo D3 home HD DVD Media Player will support the Windows Media 9 video compression codec, which is capable of playing back high-definition videos recorded in WM9 on standard DVDs. The unit outputs signals through component video and DVI-HDCP at resolution levels including the 480i, 480p, 1,080i and 720p formats, the company said. The player is expected to ship in the second quarter of 2004 at a $349. |
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- Presentations from the 2003 Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC), which delivers technical information on future directions for systems and peripherals running Microsoft® Windows® operating systems. |
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- After posting the item about spam and the recent relationship between Microsoft and whitelist provider IronPort, I got a letter from Reeves Little of Microsoft. Initially, he asked for some clarification about my opinions involving whitelists, but as we traded letters, we got into a pretty good discussion about Microsoft’s efforts to do something about spam and e-mailed viruses. I think that the whole thing is worth reading, since it reveals a side of Microsoft that outsiders seldom see. I’m going to edit out some personal items that have nothing to contribute and paste in the rest. |
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- In the continuing series of FREE presentations for user groups and others to use, Microsoft has released to INETA a presentation entitled: 'Microsoft Client Presentation Roadmap'. |
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- Joe Marini has already posted a WinHEC build-ready Longhorn sample. In this sample, Joe uses only XAML to read data from an XML data source and display it using a technique called "Data Styling." |
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- The online Longhorn SDK has been updated to reflect the WinHEC build of Longhorn (build 4074). |
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- Dave Massey explains why the Community Technical Preview of Longhorn has been released and how the teams have progressed since the PDC with the next version of the client operating system. |
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- This episode provides an overview of Reporting Services and shows how to add reports to your applications, including how to design reports using Report Designer, call SOAP methods using Visual Studio.NET 2003 against the Report Server Web service, and integrate reports into Win Forms applications. |
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