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- As Christmas and Hanukkah draw near once again, many of us are wrestling with an annual dilemma: "So, what's it going to be? You want your matzoh balls or a candy cane? Spin the Dreidel or get kissed under the mistletoe?" Well, you've found the one place where you don't have to choose. |
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- In the interests of sharing, I decided to compile a list of my most used / useful free* programs for Win9x/XP. Some are well known, others are lesser known. Hopefully you'll find something useful in here. At the moment this is just a slapshod throwbag of stuff. I may compile a more complete version in time, if there is interest. |
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- Tom Troszak's mother created this EXCELLENT scale model of Oliver and Lisa's house as a gift for her son. Some of the details are amazing and very funny! |
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- Some of Canada's best-known musicians appeared on a different stage Wednesday -- Parliament Hill -- to band together and lobby politicians to toughen up Canada's outdated copyright laws. But Prof. Michael Geist, Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law and a law professor at the University of Ottawa, disagrees with the musicians that there's a problem with music downloading. |
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- The AAK/SA is a collection of G-PG13 fan fiction, poetry, and art about the romance between Kirk and Spock from Star Trek. You've reached the art page; click here for the stories and poetry pages. |
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- Yes, it's funny how well trained the blogosphere is, isn't it? Here Marqui wondering "how in the world do I get word out FAST about my product?". Solution: do something shocking everyone will want to write about - and therefore link to. |
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- According to articles in the Chronicle of Higher Education, the New York Times and the Boston Globe, the National Center... |
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- Finance giant American International Group agreed to pay 126 million dollars to settle fraud charges in connection with 'an earnings management product' sold to companies to manipulate their profit reports(AIG) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- U.S. President George W. Bush and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin look in opposite directions. (CP PHOTO/Tom Hanson) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- A protester holds up a poster with a light-hearted message during a rally against U.S. President George W. Bush,. (CP PHOTO/Patrick Doyle) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- A protester wearing a mask of US President George W. Bush and holding a mock nuclear missile joins an anti-Bush demonstration on Parliament Hill in Ottawa at the weekend(AFP/File/Tobin Grimshaw) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Members of the panel that investigated the September 11, 2001 attacks urged the White House to work harder to push the stalled legislation through Congress, saying it could die if the president fails to step in. 'The window of opportunity will not stay open long,' said Lee Hamilton, seen here 23 August 2004.(AFP/File/Stephen Jaffe) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- **FILE PHOTO** Country singer Mindy McCready, shown in a 1996 publicity photo, plead guilty to purchasing painkillers with a false prescription. (AP Photo) (Click for Large Photo) [yahoo: 2, +singer +publicity] |
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- "...(A)fter the incident was videotaped by Jewish women peace activists, it prompted revulsion among Israelis not normally perturbed about the treatment of Arabs. The rightwing Army Radio commentator Uri Orbach found the incident disturbingly reminiscent of Jewish musicians forced to provide background music to mass murder. 'What about Majdanek?' he asked, referring to the Nazi extermination camp. |
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- And as proof of how hard a fight we're in for over copyright, Slashdot is running a story picked up from LISNews.com (who in turn picked it up from the Chronicle): Internet Archive Loses Copyright Fight [Slashdot:] tiltowait writes "As reported on LISNews.com, the Internet Archive has lost a copyright lawsuit which challenged the Congressional lengthening of copyright terms and conditions. |
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- No further information is being released right now, but this is what Barney has right now:A hidden stash of explosives, detonators, automatic weapons and modified firearms was found in three... (0 comments, 0 trackbacks) |
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- Sony Europe has announced another version of its hard drive based Walkman, the company's third attempt to break into a market dominated by Apple's iPod. The 20GB NW-HD3 will feature support for both ATRAC, Sony's proprietary format, and MP3. Sony is touting 30 hour playback times, and advanced impact resistance technology dubbed "G-Sensor" with the new Walkman. |
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- Ken Jennings finally lost on Jeopardy! The questions were really hard. Plus Jennings missed some Daily Doubles. His mistakes combined... |
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- ohio.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- cbsnews.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- cnn.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- duluthsuperior.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- grandforks.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- ledger-enquirer.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- nytimes.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- nytimes.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- statesman.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- statesman.com - Dec 1 2004 4:24:57 GMT |
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- Government: Ridge says he wants to spend more time with his family. He's also said to be a shoo-in for a job as the trophy executive at a major, unnamed defense-industry corporation. That ought to be good for making mountains of money in return for molehi |
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- Researchers expose differences in brain activity between people who fib and those who don't. Brain scans reveal that it really is easier to tell the truth. |
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- Researchers expose differences in brain activity between people who fib and those who don't. Brain scans reveal that it really is easier to tell the truth. |
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- Researchers expose differences in brain activity between people who fib and those who don't. Brain scans reveal that it really is easier to tell the truth. |
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- In a copyright-infringement trial under way this week in an Australian federal court, music industry representatives say they plan to make public the secretive ownership structure of the Kazaa file-trading network. By Patrick Gray. |
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- In a copyright-infringement trial under way this week in an Australian federal court, music industry representatives say they plan to make public the secretive ownership structure of the Kazaa file-trading network. By Patrick Gray. |
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- In a copyright-infringement trial under way this week in an Australian federal court, music industry representatives say they plan to make public the secretive ownership structure of the Kazaa file-trading network. By Patrick Gray. |
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- When it comes to searching, more is not always better. Data experts are honing topic maps to better classify the information that's out there. By John Gartner. |
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- Europe has been slow to adopt 3G mobile-phone services, and now the opportunity for cashing in may have passed. A new Wi-Fi design from a British company threatens to cut away the ground 3G has gained. By Wendy Grossman. |
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- When it comes to searching, more is not always better. Data experts are honing topic maps to better classify the information that's out there. By John Gartner. |
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- Europe has been slow to adopt 3G mobile-phone services, and now the opportunity for cashing in may have passed. A new Wi-Fi design from a British company threatens to cut away the ground 3G has gained. By Wendy Grossman. |
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- When it comes to searching, more is not always better. Data experts are honing topic maps to better classify the information that's out there. By John Gartner. |
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- Europe has been slow to adopt 3G mobile-phone services, and now the opportunity for cashing in may have passed. A new Wi-Fi design from a British company threatens to cut away the ground 3G has gained. By Wendy Grossman. |
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- A new political action committee supports candidates who speak for the consumer when it comes to copyright law. The group doesn't have the big bucks of the entertainment companies, but it's just getting started. By Katie Dean. |
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- Can't wake up before lunchtime? Blame your ancestors. Researchers now suspect that night owls inherit their sleeping patterns and are launching a study that could lead to new gene therapy for sleep disorders. By Randy Dotinga. |
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