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- In effect, our country has been behaving like an extraordinarily rich family that possesses an immense farm. In order to consume 4 percent more than we produce -- that's the trade deficit -- we have, day by day, been both selling pieces of the farm and increasing the mortgage on what we still own. To put the $2. |
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- AllHeadlineNews.com - Jul 30 2004 6:30:6 GMT |
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- AllHeadlineNews.com - Jul 30 2004 6:30:6 GMT |
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- AllHeadlineNews.com - Jul 30 2004 6:30:5 GMT |
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- AllHeadlineNews.com - Jul 30 2004 6:30:5 GMT |
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- abcnews.com - Jul 30 2004 6:24:47 GMT |
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- ohio.com - Jul 30 2004 6:24:47 GMT |
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- ledger-enquirer.com - Jul 30 2004 6:24:47 GMT |
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- twincities.com - Jul 30 2004 6:24:47 GMT |
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- twincities.com - Jul 30 2004 6:24:47 GMT |
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- news.yahoo.com - Jul 30 2004 6:24:47 GMT |
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- This is just too stupid to be true, which means is probably is... There's a wildlife park in Thailand that dresses up orangutans as boxers and has them fight in a ring. Not stupid enough for you? Ok, check this out: the events also feature chimpanzees wearing bikinis and carrying cards with the bout number. |
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- "Consumers, and not Apple, should be the ones choosing what music goes on their iPod... There is ample and clear precedent for this activity, for instance the first IBM compatible PCs from Compaq." By Jim Darlymple, MacCentral (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- East side of the Broadway just south of 47th Street. By MacNN (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- By MacMinute (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- "The deamdn for this item has been incredible. We are shipping them as quickly as possible, but cannot meet the ship date we previously estimated." By MacMinute (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- By MacNN (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- By Brad Cook, MacCentral (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- Apple needs to keep all those iPod owners' eyes on iTMS, as that will be the publicity conduit as well as the delivery channel for Apple-published content. By Stephen Withers (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- Since when is reverse engineering unethical? Oh right -- since the DMCA... Let me remind you that Real was one of the first companies to sue the creator of an interoperating product under the DMCA, so it's not as if they're the innocent defenders of innovation here. By Derek Slater (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- It's important to consider two multi-billion industries that have thrived despite their proprietary technologies: printer cartridges and videogames. By Lisa DiCarlo, Forbes (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- If Apple is smart, it will welcome Rhapsody users. Tethering may be the hot corporate move of the moent, but it's ultimately bad business and -- when backed up by law -- bad public policy. By Peter Rojas, Engadget (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- What we customers want is cross-platform compatibility: standards. What the comapnies want is lock-in. They may win, but they're only locking me out -- because I won't play by those rules. By Dan Gillmor, San Jose Mercury News (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- Now that Apple has released the 4th-generation (Click Wheel) iPods, the most common question users are asking is "Which case can I use?" By Dan Frakes, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- Dan Bricklin: When it comes to traditional press writing about blogging, I'm reminded of programmers reacting to developments like the spreadsheet when VisiCalc came out. Sure the "programs" people wrote with it, and the "databases" they kept as lists, were not up to the standards of "real" programmers. But "every-person programming and databasing" has proved a boon to society and has not really threatened the profession of "programmer". It has, though, changed the role of programmer by allowing many of the detailed, area-of-expertise-centric applications to be done quickly, effectively, and inexpensively. |
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- First beta version of Microsoft's next major Windows client release slips to second half of 2005. By Joris Evers, InfoWorld (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- Microsoft may already dominate several key markets, but the company says there's still plenty of room for growth. By Ina Fried, CNET News.com (via MyAppleMenu) |
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- Most recent daily statistics (27 Jul 2004): Ranking: 4325, Activity percentile: 74.53%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (27 Jul 2004): Download count: 5 |
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- Public mailing lists: gpu-world |
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- Project description: GPU is a Gnutella client for sharing files and CPU-resources. Our objective is to develop a robust framework for distributed computing on a peer-to-peer grid. We hope to support peaceful, open and free research and to build a cheap internet supercomputer |
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- Project administrators: akoese, artee, dangermaus, kuya_oso, seeschloss, simbasabi, wppetersen |
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- im 5 ft and 1 inches tall and i have brown hair and brown eyes... i like to go camping hanging with friends and family.. and i like to go to bars |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- yeah it is, i like that one too. i dont know where it came from though... a fan site maybe... |
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- A domestic dispute has led to a big marijuana bust for New Castle County Police. |
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- An employee of the E-P-A was arrested for eating a candy bar at a Washington D.C. subway station. |
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- Northampton County will acquire more land around existing recreation areas, which could lead to the expansion of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. |
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- Chilen entisen diktaattorin Augusto Pinochetin vanhin poika on pidätetty eilen Santiagossa epäiltynä veropetoksesta. Augusto Pinochet Hiliart pidä |
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