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Blasting AC (Jun 18 2004 23:17 GMT) - I have to do something about the air conditioning vent right over my computer desk. The first problem is that it's one of those huge hole-in-the-ceiling types, and it doesn't have a vent cover on it. The only thing you can do with the vent covers that go on that type are open and close them, and I'm not sure that it would keep the cold air from blasting down on me anyway. I can't very well keep it closed, as Lin likes it cold in here. So even putting the proper vent cover on it might not solve the problem. |
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- SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. - Lia Sorce's second-inning RBI single was the difference as Shaler defeated Chambersburg 3-2 in the PIAA Class AAA girls' softball championship game Friday afternoon at Shippensburg University. |
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- NEW YORK - GlaxoSmithKline PLC, which was sued by the New York attorney general for fraud for withholding critical clinical information, said Friday it will post the results of all of its drug trials on the Web. |
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- And so it happened... The begining, the 1st Year and... |
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- a while ago, i dropped this here in the hopes that it would start something... it didn't start much. maybe this time... The Fight of Our Lives, Bill Moyers [alternet]The rich have the right to buy more homes than anyone... |
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- a while ago, i dropped this here in the hopes that it would start something... it didn't start much. maybe this time... The Fight of Our Lives, Bill Moyers [alternet]The rich have the right to buy more homes than anyone... |
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- QUOTE (Mutilated1 @ Jun 14 2004, 09:57 PM) Those are some nice looking guitars. Can you play any Cannibal Corpse on 'em ? Yep, heheh. |
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- The W3C Device Independence Working Group has released a First Public Working Draft for "Content Selection for Device Independence (DISelect) 1.0." The draft specifies a syntax and processing model to support conditional processing of various parts of an XML information set according to the results of the evaluation of expressions. Using this mechanism, some parts of the information set can be selected for further processing and others can be suppressed. |
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- The W3C Device Independence Working Group has released a First Public Working Draft for "Content Selection for Device Independence (DISelect) 1.0." The draft specifies a syntax and processing model to support conditional processing of various parts of an XML information set according to the results of the evaluation of expressions. Using this mechanism, some parts of the information set can be selected for further processing and others can be suppressed. |
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- The W3C Device Independence Working Group has released a First Public Working Draft for "Content Selection for Device Independence (DISelect) 1.0." The draft specifies a syntax and processing model to support conditional processing of various parts of an XML information set according to the results of the evaluation of expressions. Using this mechanism, some parts of the information set can be selected for further processing and others can be suppressed. |
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- The W3C Device Independence Working Group has released a First Public Working Draft for "Content Selection for Device Independence (DISelect) 1.0." The draft specifies a syntax and processing model to support conditional processing of various parts of an XML information set according to the results of the evaluation of expressions. Using this mechanism, some parts of the information set can be selected for further processing and others can be suppressed. |
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Victims (Jun 18 2004 23:15 GMT) - Guillermo Sobero, Martin Burnham, Nick Berg, Paul Johnson. May God grant peace to their families, and swift justice to their killers.... |
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- PHOENIX - Jun 18/04 - SNS -- U.S. domestic markets for fresh asian vegetables were reviewed by the USDA today. |
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- PHOENIX - Jun 18/04 - SNS -- U.S. domestic markets for fresh herbs were reviewed by the USDA today, with reporters focussing on products such as cilantro and dill. |
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- The Internet giant is beset with more problems, this time resulting in a slow response from the company's servers. The company called the glitch an 'isolated hardware-related issue.' |
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- The Internet giant is beset with more problems, this time resulting in a slow response from the company's servers. The company called the glitch an 'isolated hardware-related issue.' |
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- The Internet giant is beset with more problems, this time resulting in a slow response from the company's servers. The company called the glitch an 'isolated hardware-related issue.' |
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- The Internet giant is beset with more problems, this time resulting in a slow response from the company's servers. The company called the glitch an 'isolated hardware-related issue.' |
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- bathory vs dark funeral |
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- Politicians are finally paying attention to the dearth of IT in American medicine. But don't expect your doctor to stop scribbling prescriptions in longhand anytime soon. By Randy Dotinga. |
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- SpaceShipOne takes a shot at space Monday, and that's a little significant, as its backers are trying to engineer the first private civilian space launch. By Dan Brekke. |
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- Politicians are finally paying attention to the dearth of IT in American medicine. But don't expect your doctor to stop scribbling prescriptions in longhand anytime soon. By Randy Dotinga. |
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- SpaceShipOne takes a shot at space Monday, and that's a little significant, as its backers are trying to engineer the first private civilian space launch. By Dan Brekke. |
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- Politicians are finally paying attention to the dearth of IT in American medicine. But don't expect your doctor to stop scribbling prescriptions in longhand anytime soon. By Randy Dotinga. |
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- SpaceShipOne takes a shot at space Monday, and that's a little significant, as its backers are trying to engineer the first private civilian space launch. By Dan Brekke. |
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- Horse breeders do it, so why can't car designers? A team of British researchers is using genetic algorithms run inside computers to 'evolve' better race-car designs to win Formula One races. In simulations the cars kick ass, but what about on real tracks? By Michelle Delio. |
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- The first settlers on Mars probably won't be dragging building materials to their new home, so people are planning to make buildings from what's already on the surface. By Mark Baard. |
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- Horse breeders do it, so why can't car designers? A team of British researchers is using genetic algorithms run inside computers to 'evolve' better race-car designs to win Formula One races. In simulations the cars kick ass, but what about on real tracks? By Michelle Delio. |
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- The first settlers on Mars probably won't be dragging building materials to their new home, so people are planning to make buildings from what's already on the surface. By Mark Baard. |
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- Horse breeders do it, so why can't car designers? A team of British researchers is using genetic algorithms run inside computers to 'evolve' better race-car designs to win Formula One races. In simulations the cars kick ass, but what about on real tracks? By Michelle Delio. |
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- The first settlers on Mars probably won't be dragging building materials to their new home, so people are planning to make buildings from what's already on the surface. By Mark Baard. |
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- Global positioning satellite technology, developed by the U.S. military, has become so pervasive and vital to national economies that the Europeans want their own version. But the Europeans have to solve a lot of problems first, including soothing American generals. By Noah Shachtman. |
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- Supporters of stem-cell research are making the most of the increased attention brought on by the former president's death and his fight with Alzheimer's. By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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- Global positioning satellite technology, developed by the U.S. military, has become so pervasive and vital to national economies that the Europeans want their own version. But the Europeans have to solve a lot of problems first, including soothing American generals. By Noah Shachtman. |
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- Supporters of stem-cell research are making the most of the increased attention brought on by the former president's death and his fight with Alzheimer's. By Kristen Philipkoski. |
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