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- 1 (12 oz) box bow tie pasta, cooked to package directions, drained1 cup marinated artichoke hearts, drained, quartered1 1/2 cups each, diced Roma tomatoes and cubed mozzarella1 (3.8 oz.) can sliced black olives, drained1/4 cup each; sliced red ontion and sliced fresh basil leaves1 (12 oz_ bottle light Italian vinaigrette1 (7.1 oz. |
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- Wal-Mart wrapped up its three-day RFID event for suppliers this week in Springdale, Ark., with additional RFID product tag compliance dates for tier one and tier two suppliers and some optimistic words about the benefits of RFID for its supplier network. |
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- House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert gave the following speech to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) today: |
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Case Closed (Jun 17 2004 23:49 GMT) - From time to time I still hear people moaning about whether we should have gone to war with Iraq. Daniel at The Fourth Rail posts the most detailed defense of the invasion that I've ever seen. Read the article called,... |
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- Newsweek writes how China is changing Microsoft: Most Western companies still lose money in China owing to bureaucratic meddling, mistrust of foreigners, weak courts and other symptoms of the incomplete transition to capitalism. Even Microsoft, a famously efficient cash machine, admits it has struggled mightily in the country. The company sees its future in international sales and desperately needs to make it in the mother of all markets. To a large degree, Ballmer's legacy depends on it. |
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- As the blanket of snow covering the New England hills was facing its final days, no one could foresee an epidemic that would soon be unleashed upon the world. Spawned in the cellars of Harvard University, Thefacebook has been invading college campuses nationwide since its February launch. Cornell became one of the first petri dishes for this virus, along with other elite schools like Stanford, Columbia, and Yale. Thousands of Cornellians rushed to create Thefacebook accounts when the campus was added to its network in March. The Cornell section of the web site already has over 9,000 members, which is incredible given the fact that there are less than 14,000 undergraduates at the university. |
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- It's being reported that the US is falling behind plans with the Biometric passports originally planned for the autumn of 2004. |
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- MATT GALLANT -- Microsoft today officially announced Blinx 2 for the Xbox. Developed by Artoon and due out in time for the holidays, Microsoft boasts that Blinx 2 is "the world's first 5-D game, giving players control over both... |
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- MATT GALLANT -- Microsoft today officially announced Blinx 2 for the Xbox. Developed by Artoon and due out in time for the holidays, Microsoft boasts that Blinx 2 is "the world's first 5-D game, giving players control over both... |
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- Not surprisingly, Texas has enacted another dumb, probably unconstitutional law--delivery of a controlled substance to a minor--via the womb. It's now a felony to smoke pot while pregnant --punishable by two to 20 years in prison. Alma Baker has become... |
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- [Here's our first question - Jay] OK I have a question: I have a WinForms application that I've been working on for a while now, and am completely stuck on this one problem and can't seem to get beyond it. I'm trying to incorporate a TreeView control into the application with the contents of the file system (similar to the TreeView in Windows Explorer, or a file picker dialog) that will allow a user to readily select a file from the file system at any time. I've gotten it to work to a certain point, but can't seem to get past a significant problem that I've run into with it. Here's what I do: |
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- (US) She said Magaqa threatened to spread rumors that she was snitching on drug dealers if she ever reported him.[$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(100%), $propaganda_theme1(100%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(95%), $narcotic(100%), $opiate(100%), $heroin(100%), $various_drugs(95%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- (Canada) Athletes can be banned without a positive drug test. [$drug_related(50%), $drugwar_propaganda(50%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $illegal_drugs(50%), $drugs(95%), $various_drugs(95%), $various_illegal_drugs(50%)] |
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- (US) Athletes can be banned without a positive drug test. [$drug_related(50%), $drugwar_propaganda(50%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $illegal_drugs(50%), $drugs(95%), $various_drugs(95%), $various_illegal_drugs(50%)] |
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Liberation (Jun 17 2004 23:48 GMT) - Remember when you were more easily led Behind the cricket pavilion and the bicycle shed Trembling as your dreams came true You looked right into those blue eyes and knew Pet Shop Boys - Can You Forgive Her Take... |
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- sideshow central, coney island, lunch, because suits look silly, freaky books, freak show, mauled by lions, freaks (1932) |
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- Giga Designs is now shipping a 1.5GHz G4 processor upgrade card for Apple's Power Mac G4 Cube... |
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- New bill would allow Pentagon to gather intelligence on US residents without their knowledge. From Christian Science Monitor Newsweek reports that the US Department of Defense is looking for the right to gather information from, and about, Americans, without having to tell them that they are doing so. "Without a public hearing or debate," the news magazine reports, "Defense officials recently slipped a provision into a bill before Congress that could vastly expand the Pentagon's ability to gather intelligence inside the United States, including recruiting citizens as informants." Currently all military intelligence organizations must comply with the Privacy Act. The act is a Watergate-era law that requires that any government official who is seeking information from a resident of the US disclose who they are and why they are seeking the information. |
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Bicicrazia (Jun 17 2004 23:48 GMT) - "Bicicrazia: Libertà di movimento e potere diffuso nell'epoca dell'economia di guerra e dell'aggressione all'ambiente". |
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- Engadget shows how to make your own pirate radio station with an ipod. Great, great stuff. Makes me wish I had an iPod. |
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- ITEF Atom working group is now official. "The proposed WG schedule calls for release of initial Internet Drafts for the Atom Feed Format and Atom Editing Protocol in June 2004. These Internet Drafts would be submitted approval as Last Call drafts in March 2005, and would be submitted to the IESG for consideration as Proposed Standards in April 2005." |
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Paz (Jun 17 2004 23:48 GMT) - A pomba é o passaro da paz. A mulher é a paz do passarinho. O... |
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- QUOTE (shadowinthecorner @ Jun 17 2004, 01:49 AM) nice additions. from the movies ive seen of anime. Ninja Scroll is my favorite. killer bad guys. |
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- Staggering incompetence. I'm sure this lady is a fine person but as president of a major university she's so far... |
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- 's where you're from). Aaron ... |
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- Mohit Muthanna (Jun 17 2004) |
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- 1 (7.1 oz. pouch or two 3.0 oz. pouches) Chicken of the Sea Premium Skinless & |
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- Pitchformula, by Loren Jan Wilson, is pretty awesome: This project combines a computer science background and a songwriting hobby with an unhealthy obsession for popular music reviews. In it, I attempt to come up with a new computer-assisted songwriting method which takes music critics' opinions into account. By writing software to statisically analyze the content of several thousand record reviews from the Pitchfork music website (www.pitchforkmedia. |
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- Vint Cerf talks about interoperability of IM and e-mail--and some of the pitfalls. |
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- Vint Cerf talks about interoperability of IM and e-mail--and some of the pitfalls. |
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- Vint Cerf talks about interoperability of IM and e-mail--and some of the pitfalls. |
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- Instant alert, other services break down walls between communications technologies. |
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- Instant alert, other services break down walls between communications technologies. |
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- Instant alert, other services break down walls between communications technologies. |
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