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- Today's Portland Tribune offers an overview of the current state of debate surrounding a controversial plan within the Central Eastside Urban Renewal Area: Specifics on the controversial project, which is centered on a block now occupied by a warehouse and former homeless shelter, haven't been available. However, sources say the plans include a parking garage, 300 to 400 mixed-income housing units and a 10- to 12-story office building. The proposed retail anchor would be a... |
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- Canadian-born Baywatch babe passes U.S. citizenship test, gets sworn in during L.A. ceremony |
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- WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court refused today to block the nation's first state-sanctioned gay marriages from taking place next week. The justices declined without comment to intervene and block clerks from issuing marriage licenses to gay couples in Massachusetts. That state's highest court had ruled in November that the state Constitution allows gay couples to marry, and declared that the process would begin on Monday. |
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- U.S. intelligence officials learned within months of the U.S. entry into World War II that Nazi Germany planned mass killings to eliminate Jews, scholars reviewing newly declassified reports said Thursday. |
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- [HLAVA.NET] - Před měsícem a něco jsem se byl podívat na studentské klání Imagine Cup 2004 - o tom jsem přinesl pár postřehů: Microsoft Imagine Cup 2004 Imagine Cup 2004 Cambridge - šťastné shledání A nyní přináším... |
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- Today Chuck Canterbury, National president of the Fraternal Order of Police, hailed Attorney General John Ashcroft's new directive regarding the Public Safety Officers' Benefits (PSOB) program as a major victory in the F.O.P.'s continuing efforts to improve ... |
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- Said Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, according to Sunday Gazette-Mail: Japanese prime minister scolds rookie lawmakers for reading comic books... |
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- Unfortunately I can no longer bear the bandwidth cost of running this service so I'm turning it off. There's a mirror at http://www. wcc. vccs. |
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Synesthesia (May 14 2004 23:18 GMT) - The memory of your touch,Smoke in your voice, smoldering eyes.Synesthesia leaves me gasping. |
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- Why you should never put your picture on the Internet... |
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- A man is arrested in connection with the theft of documents relating to the release of Maxine Carr. |
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- UK researchers are looking to find the perfect diet to guard against diabetes and heart disease. |
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- Incredibile, al TG1 hanno dato la comunicazione della Cuffaro, ma tagliando gli ultimi secondi e senza specificare che il collegamento si interrompeva bruscamente! |
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- KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The distributor of "Doonesbury" called it an "unfortunate coincidence" that a strip depicting a man's head on a platter is set to run in newspapers days after the release of a videotape showing an American's beheading by Iraqi militants. |
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- Recording of basic vocals for five more songs was completed this past weekend by GliTCHeD lead singer Vyan at Girth Sound by Producer Mark Allen , bringing the current total of completed tracks for their upcoming debut CD to Seven including the songs... |
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- Imagine a major-party candidate delivering the stump speech Silicon Valley needs to hear. The message? Protectionism will only make things worse. By Lawrence Lessig from Wired magazine. |
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- An ancient crater buried off the Australian coast could be a key piece of evidence in determining the cause of a mass extinction on Earth approximately 250 million years ago, say scientific researchers. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- An ancient crater buried off the Australian coast could be a key piece of evidence in determining the cause of a mass extinction on Earth approximately 250 million years ago, say scientific researchers. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- Imagine a major-party candidate delivering the stump speech Silicon Valley needs to hear. The message? Protectionism will only make things worse. By Lawrence Lessig from Wired magazine. |
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- Imagine a major-party candidate delivering the stump speech Silicon Valley needs to hear. The message? Protectionism will only make things worse. By Lawrence Lessig from Wired magazine. |
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- An ancient crater buried off the Australian coast could be a key piece of evidence in determining the cause of a mass extinction on Earth approximately 250 million years ago, say scientific researchers. By Amit Asaravala. |
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- America's 180 million video-game players cut down on time spent watching television and movies in order to play more games. Also: Nintendo demonstrates what the second screen on its handheld is good for.... The Sims get an urban makeover.... and more. |
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- Doom 3, Halo 2 and The Sims 2 are likely to be some of the best-selling games of all time, and they're all coming out in 2004. Take a look at some of the screenshots shown at the E3 video-game conference in Los Angeles. |
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- America's 180 million video-game players cut down on time spent watching television and movies in order to play more games. Also: Nintendo demonstrates what the second screen on its handheld is good for.... The Sims get an urban makeover.... and more. |
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- Doom 3, Halo 2 and The Sims 2 are likely to be some of the best-selling games of all time, and they're all coming out in 2004. Take a look at some of the screenshots shown at the E3 video-game conference in Los Angeles. |
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- America's 180 million video-game players cut down on time spent watching television and movies in order to play more games. Also: Nintendo demonstrates what the second screen on its handheld is good for.... The Sims get an urban makeover.... and more. |
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- Doom 3, Halo 2 and The Sims 2 are likely to be some of the best-selling games of all time, and they're all coming out in 2004. Take a look at some of the screenshots shown at the E3 video-game conference in Los Angeles. |
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- Sick of obnoxious video and audio advertisements hogging up bandwidth? No worries. While one can always spring for blocking software, simply switching browsers or employing a few simple hacks can keep annoying marketing pitches at bay. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Anyone with even a passing interest in video games would consider the Los Angeles Convention Center heaven this week -- at least for a few hours. Check out some of the action from the E3 show floor. Wired News reports from Los Angeles. |
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- A funny -- and disturbing -- trend is popping up in the U.S. and in Europe: People are downloading phony alibis such as prerecorded traffic jam sounds, or even joining mobile liars' clubs, to pull one over on bosses and spouses. By Elisa Batista. |
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- Sick of obnoxious video and audio advertisements hogging up bandwidth? No worries. While one can always spring for blocking software, simply switching browsers or employing a few simple hacks can keep annoying marketing pitches at bay. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Anyone with even a passing interest in video games would consider the Los Angeles Convention Center heaven this week -- at least for a few hours. Check out some of the action from the E3 show floor. Wired News reports from Los Angeles. |
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- A funny -- and disturbing -- trend is popping up in the U.S. and in Europe: People are downloading phony alibis such as prerecorded traffic jam sounds, or even joining mobile liars' clubs, to pull one over on bosses and spouses. By Elisa Batista. |
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- Sick of obnoxious video and audio advertisements hogging up bandwidth? No worries. While one can always spring for blocking software, simply switching browsers or employing a few simple hacks can keep annoying marketing pitches at bay. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Anyone with even a passing interest in video games would consider the Los Angeles Convention Center heaven this week -- at least for a few hours. Check out some of the action from the E3 show floor. Wired News reports from Los Angeles. |
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- A funny -- and disturbing -- trend is popping up in the U.S. and in Europe: People are downloading phony alibis such as prerecorded traffic jam sounds, or even joining mobile liars' clubs, to pull one over on bosses and spouses. By Elisa Batista. |
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- Researchers have yet to develop a foolproof technology to determine whether a person is telling the truth. That hasn't stopped interrogators from relying on their old, flawed standby: the polygraph. By Noah Shachtman. |
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- Researchers have yet to develop a foolproof technology to determine whether a person is telling the truth. That hasn't stopped interrogators from relying on their old, flawed standby: the polygraph. By Noah Shachtman. |
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- Researchers have yet to develop a foolproof technology to determine whether a person is telling the truth. That hasn't stopped interrogators from relying on their old, flawed standby: the polygraph. By Noah Shachtman. |
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- Just when we were about to write that the Sports Guy had been really mailing it in as over the last few months, and that he'd been recycling old material far too often, his last few columns showed up. And he clearly had his fastball back. While I'm not crazy enough to think that I love the NBA as much as he does, I do love the NBA, and he captures what I love about the league. And he's at his best when he's ranting about the Association or reliving classic basketball games.And in today's mailbag, he told us that's he's left the Jimmy Kimmel show and inked a new deal with ESPN. |
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