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- Intellect Technical Solutions - United States, Florida, Tampa (2004-05-12) |
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- Mayo selector George Golden has admitted he'd love to see Kieran McDonald return to inter-county football this summer. |
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- Kieren Fallon gave a superb riding performance to take the Group Two totesport Dante Stakes on North Light. |
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- Le site français The Cavelodge vient de mettre en ligne cinq nouveaux mp3 de Nick Cave issus du concert donné au Roseland Ballroom de New York le 25 juin 2003. Les titres suivants sont donc disponibles au téléchargement : "Tupelo", "Bring it On", "Do You Love Me?", "Henry Lee" et "Still in Love". Ces changements sont aussi le prétexte pour moi de mettre l'accent sur ce site qui est la seule véritable référence sur Nick Cave sur la toile Française. |
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- Il pleut des cordes, c'st bizarres, tout à l'heure il faisait beau et chaud... Ils disent que c'est jusqu'a demain... Ma foi, moi je m'en fous, je suis heureusse! Y'a tout qui me rend heureusse, appart que je suis super crevée, mais demain j'ai désidé de pas aller en cours, pour respirer et me reposer, mais j'ai quand même pu philosopher avec mon père... En ce moment on me fait plein de compliments, les derniers qui mon le plus touchés sont: |
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- Does anyone here have a good source(s) to purchase gold and |
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- hi Pouffy awesome :facelick: congratulations. u are really good at |
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- OH! I have a bruise on my chin from it |
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- Hi: We are relatively new to SOAP::Lite and have a Perl SOAP::Lite CGI server s |
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- As if to prove that the web can be a place for serious philosophical inquiry, Chris Bertram at Crooked Timber has written a very thought-provoking piece about intergenerational sovereignty. In a famous letter to James Madison, Thomas Jefferson set out the problem of intergenerational sovereignty :it is as unjust for the dead to impose their laws on the living as it is for one country to impose its laws on another. In both cases, those subject to the laws are being obliged to obey legislation that they had no hand in formulating and have limited opportunity to repeal. As Jefferson points out, later generations may be burdened in all kinds of similar ways by earlier ones. |
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Too True (May 12 2004 14:09 GMT) - One of the principles I apply in my reading is "know your enemy." I read books, magazine articles, weblogs and forum posts representing views I find repugnant, because I feel it's important to know what the dangerous idiots are up to. That's why I read USS Clueless; Den Beste is a bombastic twit, but a lot of people take their cues from him. In such a tremendous flow of verbiage, though, the occasional truth is likely to slip in despite his best efforts. |
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Filtering (May 12 2004 14:09 GMT) - Aaron Swartz put up an entry about not reading the news: I don’t read any news. No newspapers, no newsmagazines, no cable news outlet, no news websites. What’s the point? Most of the news is completely useless. |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- "The Old Faithful WebCam sends a new real-time photo of Old Faithful Geyser approximately every 30 seconds. Old Faithful is not the largest or most regular geyser in the park. It has become a popular destination because it erupts more frequently than any of the other big geysers."Technology these days. Amazing. |
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- This is a nifty little utility. It automatically generates complimentary colors from a base color. Great for generating those color schemes quickly, as it leaves more time to drink. |
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- Luckily the predictions of burning oil fields, war deaths far beyond Vietnam have not occurred. Yet we are fighting a half baked, half assed war. What do we need to do to change that around? |
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- Fantastic animation highlights this website on the Gods of old! |
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- VRMag is a great collection of Quicktime VR panoramas of sites all over the world...The French Riviera, the Grand Canyon, castles from all over the world, and even panoramas of Mars! |
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- A Chinese woman was punched and verbally abused on her way to work in south Belfast, it was claimed today. |
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- The British government today hit back at claims it bowed under terrorist pressure by sanctioning a dangerous scheme of separating loyalist and republican prisoners at a Northern Ireland jail. |
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- Loyalist and republican paramilitaries have carried out 1,700 punishment attacks in Northern Ireland since 1998, Chief Constable Hugh Orde revealed today. |
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Alberi (May 12 2004 14:09 GMT) |
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- Steve Krug and I are wrapping up our spring tour with a stop in Seattle, May 27-28 (and yes, there are still a few seats open). Or you can wait until the fall, when we'll be teaching in New York, Chicago, and San Jose: Enterprise Information Architecture Seminar (with Lou Rosenfeld) New York: 9/23 Chicago: |
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- The shocking scenes of torture from the Abu Ghraib prison should inform our debate on the PATRIOT act. Innocent prisoners, torture as a policy, and the worthlessness of interrogations are all factors to consider. |
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- When you quit picking on Windows and start picking on Unix vendors for not being "Linuxy" enough, you've become a true zealot. However, if you consider administration, education, software development, and the labor market (at least in the U.S.), the notion of Linux being the de facto standard Unix starts to look a little less goofy. |
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- So I guess even the Japanese can't cram the seven HDTV tuners and a terabyte of storage of the VAIO Type X (which I've highlighted in a festive orange) into anything smaller than a server-sized PC case. Unless, that is, Sony has developed a diminutive Bjorkian VAIO cyborg, which hello,... |
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- A new Symantecs product is designed to end the proliferation of e-mail notifications that wrongly tell people they've sent e-mail containing a virus. |
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- Extensible Programming for the 21st Century. The issues Gregory Wilson discusses in this article come up on LtU fairly often. Do we want extensible syntax? Should XML be used? Should we continue to store programs as text files? |
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- The issues Gregory Wilson discusses in this article come up on LtU fairly often. Do we want extensible syntax? Should XML be used? Should we continue to store programs as text files? Etc. |
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- The 1394 Trade Association this week approved a new specification that enables companies to develop wireless FireWire products... |
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- The University of Toronto's Knowledge Media Design Institute Open Source conference is underway, and NewsForge's David Graham is providing correspondent reports. |
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- Cisco reports and the router rooters get the good news. |
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- Ms McPherson said she and a group of other Central Otago winemakers would travel to New York and Chicago this weekend on a week-long trip to promote the region's pinot noir. Another trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles was planned for June ... |
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- Zespri will publish its first seasonal returns forecast in August, but last month warned the end of six seasons of record returns was in sight for kiwifruit growers, who were advised to cut back their price estimates for this season by $1 a tray, ... |
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- Project administrators: akoese, artee, dangermaus, kuya_oso, seeschloss, simbasabi, wppetersen |
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