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- The Dutch Ministry of Justice launched the iT11 website to "monitor the level of compliance with legislation". I know a bit about software and technolingo. But this stuff beats me. I guess this will be a succesful project (lol). |
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- Beautiful young girls getting in and out of all kinds of uniforms: schoolgirls, nurses, cheerleaders, maids, police, military and more.bee stings; They say it's all pink on the inside. |
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- Not as cool as my mini, but still cool for a flash player. |
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- Instead of collecting bread in the form of taxes, Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas passed some out as she celebrated the Greek New Year! |
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- The last 30 minutes I ported phpMyFAQ on MSSQL server. This is just experimental but I hope someone will test this from CVS. |
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- At least on January 27th, Alex Trebek does not have the only trivia game in the town of Malden, Massachusetts. That evening, the Malden Public Library will hold their 7th Annual Triple Threat Trivia Contest at a nearby restaurant to raise funds for restoration of the lovely old Converse Memorial Building , built in 1885. Teams of ten people can register by paying a fee of $250; fourteen teams have already signed up and are gearing up to prove their superior knowledge of miscellany. Story from Town On-Line. |
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- In an effort to work together in the war on terrorism, the United States and the Commonwealth of the Bahamas recently signed an agreement to install special equipment at one of the Bahamas' busiest seaports to detect hidden shipments of nuclear and other radioactive ... |
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- A wireless router shares web content and multimedia files between the computers and high-tech entertainment kit in your home. The... |
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- Updated: 2005-01-11 - RiskRating: Low - PatternFile: 2.342. |
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NYC subway (Jan 11 2005 20:58 GMT) - Wanna shoot photos of people on the train? You might have to get a permit if this ban goes through.... |
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- For that arts-and-crafts anatomy major in your life, we have the knitted uterus. No, really!... |
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- "Give your driver your 9mm, and carry their M16/M4". The New Yorker offers must-read detail on just how the Army's officer corps is dealing with Iraq. No surprise that... [Hit and Run] I agree, it is "must-read." One of the most noteworthy parts is this: |
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- Author: bob Subject: Re: re: Fresh Horrors at Guantanamo Posted: |
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11:08 (Jan 11 2005 20:57 GMT) - Ég var nú svolítið fúl að enginn skyldi kommenta á bráðarbirgðabloggið, né á handavinnubloggið. En aftur sá Blogger við mér ... [1] [2] |
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16:40 (Jan 11 2005 20:57 GMT) - Komin aftur! og það fyrsta sem gerist er að Blogger hendir út fyrstu færslunni minni. Nema hvað, ég skil ekki hvað gerðist ... |
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- Three days of heavy rains have forced nearly 13,000 people from their homes and killed at least one person in Costa Rica and Panama, officials said Tuesday. |
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- The mayor of Venezuela's second-largest city ordered the government to seize two swaths of abandoned private lands Tuesday, saying the property would be used for projects to benefit the entire population. |
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- Apple CEO Steve Jobs heeft tijdens de Macworld Expo in San Francisco de goedkoopste Macintosh computer in de 21 jarige geschiedenis van het bedrijf geintroduceerd. De Mac... |
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- Last post by Choffi on 20:56 11/Jan/05 - http://media. |
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- There are new details about the suspect in a shooting that left a North Valley police officer dead. |
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- [JURIST] The Illinois General Assembly [official website] Tuesday passed a bill that would require state protection from discrimination based on sexual orientation. The House gave its approval on the last possible day by a vote of 65-51; the Senate had a |
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- The TSA has started Secure Flight testing, according to this article by the AP's Leslie Miller. [....] A couple of notes: One, I am still dumbfounded that the TSA is going forward with testing CAPPS III, without having yet publicly accounted for whether or not it violated the country's privacy laws, when the agency secretly acquired passenger records to test earlier versions of a replacement program for the current system. Two, Oberman also indicated that the TSA has not given up on the idea of background checking every passenger using private data aggregators such as LexisNexis (the owner of the MATRIX program) and Acxiom. |
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- A former McLane High School teacher admitted on Monday that one of his former students had his baby. |
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- Fair points. I still like what Apple are doing though: iPod has been a run-away success for them, they’d be crazy not to capitalise on that. Personally, I would buy an iPod shuffle like a shot, display or not. |
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- In addition to the critical fix for the Help flaw which implicated Active X, and which Aunty posted about here, Microsoft today announced two additional security patches for Windows users. The first one involves both a cursor and icon handling vulnerability, along with a Windows kernal vulnerability, and affects a broad range of Windows products, including 98, 98 SE, ME, NT Server, 2000, and all versions XP except for SP2. The second one is a… Direct and Related Links for 'Two More Windows Patches from Microsoft' |
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- First came the sickening crack of splitting earth, then a sudden roar as cascading dirt and vegetation swallowed home after home. |
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- Two teenage boys are facing charges for flying an airplane over Gettysburg High School last June and dropping eggs on the roof. |
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- Police say a beauty salon manager has accused a former Pittsburgh television station anchor of sexually harassing and threatening her. |
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- Authorities are trying to figure out how a New Jersey man whose murder conviction was overturned last week was mistakenly released from prison. |
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- Federal prosecutors have filed court papers in which they described the testimony they expect to present in the Philadelphia municipal corruption case. |
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- An 18-year-old man who was found lying face down without his pants in Perkiomen Creek does not appear to be a victim of homicide, authorities said. |
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- Police say a Reading man and 13 of his friends were poisoned by fumes from the equipment they set up for a basement pig roast. |
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- The Fox TV reality series "The Simple Life" will not be using a South Jersey school as the setting for one of its episodes. |
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- A local man who was cleared of a death sentence by DNA evidence now says he plans to move out of the U.S. |
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- The School District of Philadelphia has ousted its top four personnel managers. |
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- President Bush on Tuesday chose federal appeals court judge Michael Chertoff to be his new Homeland Security chief, turning to a former federal prosecutor who helped craft the early war on terror strategy. |
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