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- DevilDriver is currently in El Paso, Texas recording the follow-up release to their self-titled debut. To Tony at Sonic Ranch studios, if you are reading this, you have the band's gratitude for everything you have done for them thus far during the re... |
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- Stumbled across this ominous looking banner. It was taken at the congress of the National Bolshevik Party in Moscow. Students of history will note it melds elements of both the symbols of Communism (the hammer and sickle) and the color scheme of the Nazi flag. Bringing these two movements together does not bode well for freedom loving people everywhere, but yet one you are not likely to hear |
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- Yesterday, I posted a story of how I applied QBQ! in responding to a customer’s email. It’s good that I had a positive attitude and didn’ |
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- I know this blog’s comments are broken. I am looking into it. I never gave them permission to take a vacation. : |
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- The November issue of eNewsletter Journal went out today. A reader alerted me to an embarrassing mistake and how the order form for the blog needs improvement. Here it is... |
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- I do a holiday letter every year and send them to friends so they know what’s happening with my family and I ask them about theirs. Though addressing the envelopes... |
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- Still need four more people to sign up and complete the offer for a freeIPod. My friend is helping since my account screwed up due to their very strict rules.... |
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- Shouting markup? What’s that? Markup that’s in all uppercase? |
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- Just like the author of this article, I wasted a lot of money staying with the same Web host company since I started meryl.net. I was afraid to change because... |
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In Memoriam (Dec 01 2004 23:59 GMT) - In Memoriam Glenn Elliot January 10, 1968 - November 13, 2004 You are loved and missed very much.... |
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- Stop Spam Today campaign is an educational campaign sponsored by TechSoup.org and Mailshell. The campaign begins today and culminates on December 15th, when nonprofits can order free anti-spam software from... |
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- “You may have noticed a few months ago that Informit underwent a redesign. Not only did Informit get a facelift, but so did sites of other Pearson Technology Group (PTG)... |
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- On Thursday, November 4 the International Virtual Women’s Chamber of Commerce is holding a Virtual Meet & Greet. Companies that are interested in forming joint partnerships and strategic alliances with... |
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USA Votes (Dec 01 2004 23:59 GMT) - Taking a break from our usual discussions to encourage Americans to vote, if you have not already. Every vote counts especially in this very close presidential election.... |
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- If you’re not familiar with O’Reilly’s cookbook series (image of layout), they’re books with a basic formula: |
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Cat Bowling (Dec 01 2004 23:59 GMT) - PETA folks, I promise no real cats are harmed in this addicting game. Play Cat Bowling. I bowl better at the alley than in this game.... |
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- Vote for one of the books in Fast Company’s November Book of the Month. I’ve reviewed The Art of the Start and believe it deserves a vote. Have you read... |
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- InterNey.NetRosa choccRosa chocc |
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- Personal trainer Jeanie Clarke, poses with an MP3Run device Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2004, in New York. Nike Inc. and Royal Philips Electronics NV came out with this combination music player/FM radio designed for tracking time and distance. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- The Rev. Robert Gale, center, is escorted from the courtroom after his sentencing Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2004, in Cambridge, Mass. Gale, a Catholic priest, was sentenced to 4 1/2 to 5 years in prison for repeatedly raping an altar boy in the 1980s. (AP Photo/Pool, Barry Chin) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- The Rev. Robert Gale, right, accompanied by his attorney Robert Lewin, at left, stands for his sentencing Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2004, in Cambridge, Mass. Gale, a Catholic priest, was sentenced Wednesday to 4 1/2 to 5 years in prison after he admitted repeatedly raping an altar boy at a Waltham, Mass., parish in the 1980s. |
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- In this photo released by the United Nations mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, left, speaks with the U.N. Special Representative Juan Gabriel Valdes during their meeting at the U. |
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- Texas Gov. Rick Perry granted a rare stay of execution to a Houston woman just hours before she was scheduled to die on December 1, 2004 by lethal injection for the 1987 murder of her husband and two children. Frances Newton has protested her innocence since she was charged in the shooting deaths of her husband Adrian, 23, son Alton, 7, and daughter Farrah, 21 months, in what prosecutors said was an attempt to collect $100,000 from life insurance policies on her family. Newton is seen in this undated prison photo. |
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- Brazilian UN peacekeepers fire in the direction of gunshots believed to have come from armed men from the pro-Jean-Bertrand Aristide 'Operation Baghdad' movement, some of whom shot near the National Palace as U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell was meeting with Haitian interim-President Boniface Alexandre in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, December 1, 2004. Photo by Reuters (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Monterrey's soccer player Guillermo Franco, right, from Argentina fights for the ball with Atlante's Joel Gonzalez at the Aztec stadium in Mexico City, Mexico, Wednesday Dec.1, 2004 during their qualifiying game for the semifinals Mexican first division Tournament.( AP Photo/ Claudio Cruz) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Boxer Vitali Klitschko talks with reporters following a light workout and media availability at the La Brea Academy boxing gym in Los Angeles Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2004. Klitschko is preparing to meet Danny Williams for the heavyweight championship in a fight in Las Vegas on Dec. 11. He and his brother Wladimir have also been outspoken in their protest of the disputed presidential election in Ukraine, their homeland. |
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- Monterrey's Luis Perez celebrates after scoring a goal againt Atlante during a semi-final game of the Mexican soccer championship at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, Mexico Wednesday Dec. 1, 2004.(AP Photo/Dario Lopez-Mills) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- 'Finding Neverland,' a fictionalized account of the creation of children's classic 'Peter Pan,' was named best film of 2004 by The National Board of Review on December 1, 2004 in the first major award of the Oscar season. 'Finding Neverland' star Johnny Depp(L) and Freddie Highmore are seen in an undated publicity photo. (Miramax/Reuters) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- U2 earned its sixth No. 1 album on the U.S. pop charts on December 1, 2004 as its new set 'How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb' sold almost twice as many copies in its first week as 2000's 'All That You Can't Leave Behind.' The new Interscope album moved 840,000 copies in the Thanksgiving holiday week ended Nov. |
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- Oil prices had their biggest one-day drop in three years. (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Fadwa Barghuti, the wife of jailed West Bank Fatah leader Marwan Barghuti, walks past a portrait of her husband after she presented Marwan's candidacy for the Palestinian presidential elections in the West Bank city of Ramallah.(AFP/Jamal Aruri) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Central Square : A supporter of the Ukraine's presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko listens to Yushchenko speech at the rally on Kiev's Central Square. (AFP/Gali Tibbon) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Ecademy Christmas Party that is. I use contact lenses during the day, however driving at night in them is like driving through a million lighted Christmas trees so I wear glasses. I cannot read very well at close distance with these at night. Arriving at George Street Marble Arch I traipse around until I find a parking space. The little notice on the tree says Residents Parking from 9 am to 6. |
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- A minister was convicted Wednesday of misdemeanor child neglect for leaving his 3-year-old daughter inside the family's sport utility vehicle for nearly eight hours, where she died of heatstroke. "I'm still trying to figure out what happened that day," a sobbing Douglas W. Grote, 32, told the court. |
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- I think GG Allin froze to death for running around outside naked and drunk and high and he collapsed in the cold and died before someone found him. It happened a couple of weeks before he was supposedly going to kill himself on stage. Thats what I heard anyway. |
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- Hey, I was wandering around the internet and I came across the really cool thing for the holidays. You can... |
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- The Joiners in Southampton is to host an underground metal all dayer on January 5. Dubbed 'Black Metal Winter', it features the following bands: Diamanthian Desolation Chaos Incarcerated Irony Of Christ Discidium Centurions Ghost Metalhead ... |
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- The University received 175 applications for the residential colleges' new Residential College Adviser (RCA) position this year, down from last year's all-time high of 205 applicants for 98 available positions. |
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- The decision of a federal appeals court to allow colleges and universities to restrict military recruiters' access to students without the risk of losing federal funding will have no impact on Princeton, University officials said Tuesday. |
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- The Borough Council unanimously passed a resolution on Nov. 22 approving an application for a New Jersey Transit (NJT) community shuttle program. If the application is approved by the department, NJT will provide a shuttle to run a "jitney" service -- slang for a small bus -- throughout Princeton. |
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