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- Hi everyone. As a way of greeting you all, I present my version of the Christmas Alphabet C for the child Jesus, the very reason why we have this grand celebration H for happiness with all the family to that I have to agree R is for the ray of hope appearing with the new year coming I is for the important message of love that the child brings to us from above S is for the star of Bethlehem that shone so bright on that cold dark and holy night T is for the three wise men of the east who came to pay homage to the bringer of peace M is for the midnight masses that honor the Christ who is our Lord A is for the angels announcing the birth of the Savior over all the earth S is for the saving grace for men The ultimate gift from heaven Geb |
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- Thanks to all! Solved my problem, but plan on giving the gimp a try for future projects. Is it easy to learn, or do I have to read a 100 page manual first? |
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- The Museum of the History of Science,Oxford, has an impressive online collection including scientific instruments of medieval and renaissance Europe,the technology of photography, a Collection of early photos and a look at the use of math in war from 1500 to 1750. Hours of exploration. |
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- Bob Hebert '76 has compiled a very thorough list of links on the Dartmouth football controversy. |
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- With the start of 2005, the City of Chicago wants to revamp the Blue Bag Recycling Program. |
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- The e-Bay auction of Chicago-specific experiences and treasures raised more than $242,000 for the city. |
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- A Gary, Indiana soldier who survived the suicide bombing in Iraq calls home to say he's OK. |
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- In the Chicago area -- cold is the problem not the snow. People who have to work in this frigid weather have to buddle up and brave the cold temperatures. |
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- Some neglected puppies are looking for a fresh start in the new year. |
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- A suburban father and son are recovering after they were beaten during a home invasion late Wednesday night. |
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- Snow and cold weather has made it difficult enough to travel. More than 62-million Americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more this holiday and it is slow going. |
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- A federal appeals court agreed that Gov. Rod Blagojevich could not seize $125 million from an environmental trust fund to help ease a state budget deficit. |
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- The Chicago Public Schools system seeks reimbursement, plus penalties, of more than 80-thousand dollars from two former teachers that the district alleges falsified time sheets for extra pay. |
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- Two Streator teens are dead and one is seriously injured after their car struck a train early this morning. |
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- A woman has been sentenced to two years of probation after pleading guilty to stealing a valuable show horse from a Chicago stable last year. |
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- Agencies that give seniors a lift to doctor's appointments or grocery stores are the latest victims of the state's budget problems. |
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- A federal judge said she would consider sealing a government filing in the racketeering case against former Gov. George Ryan after Ryan's lawyers argued it contains prosecution evidence that could prejudice a jury. |
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- Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says don't be fooled by the payday loan ads flooding the media this holiday season. |
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- Two Illinois fire departments are getting federal grants to help fund new vehicles. |
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- The Salvation Army's red kettles are gleaming with more gold in Bloomington this year. |
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- The state's top child welfare official is promising to change a foster care assignment system that has been criticized as too arbitrary. |
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- A Palos Hills man who gave lectures on crime has pleaded guilty to posing as an F-B-I agent. |
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- Three more men have been arrested in connection with the killings of three birds found decapitated at a Decatur zoo. |
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- Police say a Cicero man died after storming out of his house in only pants and a T-shirt after a fight with his girlfriend. |
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- There are a number of teachers who help students reach new heights outside the classroom. This requires them to be more involved in their student's lives. |
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Yu-Mex (Dec 24 2004 02:35 GMT) - This is a small homage to hundreds of performers who covered themselves with sombreros to become Slavic Mexicans. (via memepool) |
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- Shows the current status of the World of Warcraft servers in your menubar. |
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- Author: Kusinagi Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2004 3:30 am (GMT 1) Topic Replies: 1 Yes.. |
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- Author: drag Subject: classes of vegitarianism Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2004 3:04 am (GMT 1) Topic Replies: |
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- Author: drag Subject: Dogs / Cats Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2004 2:57 am (GMT 1) Topic Replies: |
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- LabourStart headline - Source: Globe and Mail |
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- Provides a roadmap for replatforming SAP, PeopleSoft, and Siebel line-of-business (LOB) applications from UNIX to Windows. The guidance covers replatforming the operating system platform, database technology, and middleware. |
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- The Microsoft Speech Application SDK 1.1 Beta (SASDK) is a software development kit for quickly and easily adding speech interfaces to Microsoft ASP.NET Web applications. The development tools included in the SASDK support the Speech Application Language Tags (SALT) specification. |
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- The Microsoft Speech Server French (Canadian) Language Pack Version 1.1 Beta supports the development and deployment of Canadian French language speech-enabled Web applications in a Microsoft Speech Server 2004 (MSS) Service Pack 1 (SP1) Beta environment. |
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- The Microsoft Speech Server Spanish (U.S.) Language Pack Version 1.1 Beta supports the development and deployment of U.S. |
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- Which episode is the "not that there's anything wrong with that"?... |
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Re: Shay (Dec 24 2004 02:34 GMT) - - John Moore |
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- A Los Angeles police officer played Santa Claus for the victims of a residential burglary who had their Christmas presents stolen from under their tree. |
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- With her former son-in-law convicted of double-murder and facing the death penalty, Laci Peterson's mother is speaking out. |
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- Here's another reason to keep your household cleaning products away from your kids... |
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- This is a unique one. The state of Georgia is cutting the daily caloric intake of its female inmates.... |
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- Author: The Founder Subject: re: WE'LL STILL BE IN IRAQ IN 15 YEARS Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2004 7: |
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