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- The company is looking to expand its horizons beyond traditional networking and position for Web services growth, internetnews.com has learned. |
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- Feb. 9 - Iraqi officials delayed the announcement of final results from the national elections, because they said the election commission must recount a number of votes. |
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- Feb. 9 - Gunmen killed an Iraqi journalist working for a U.S.-funded TV station and his son as they left their home in the southern Iraqi city of Basra, an official said. |
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- Feb. 9 - In a show of solidarity, Former European Union Commission President Romano Prodi visited the offices of kidnapped Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena. |
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- Feb. 8 - Hoping to secure her release, colleagues of kidnapped Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena sent her Iraqi captors a video detailing her work. |
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- We happen across the opening of a new Walmart. You guys must be from Atlanta, says an employee, your grammar is gooder. |
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- Feb. 11 - Singer Courtney Love has pleaded no contest to an assault charge and guilty to a drug count, in an effort to clear her legal slate. |
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- Feb. 11 - Actor Corey Feldman says that Michael Jackson showed him nude pictures when Feldman was in his early teens, and has been subpoenaed by prosecutors. |
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- Feb. 10 - The cast of 'Everybody Loves Raymond' is signing off for the first time, and said goodbye to one another on 'Oprah'. |
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- Feb. 10 - First it was Dessert Beauty, now pop princess Jessica Simpson is set to unveil her latest fragrance line, 'Dessert Treats'. |
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- Feb. 9 - Sarah Jessica Parker, who starred in HBO's hit "Sex and the City," has signed a deal with Coty to develop a line of fragrances. |
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- Feb. 9 - Rock legend Billy Joel has checked himself into a New York hospital for tests after suffering severe stomach pains, a spokesperson said. |
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- Based on the best-seller, a lonely young girl adopts an orphaned dog, who helps her make friends in her small Florida town. |
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- Feb. 11 - The woman who claimed to have seen a baby being tossed from a moving car fabricated the story as a cover to abandon her newborn and hide an unwanted pregnancy. |
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- Feb. 11 – According to an aide, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas will push leaders to honor a days-old cease-fire marred by mortar and rocket attacks on Israeli targets. |
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- Feb. 11 - A car bomb exploded outside a Shiite mosque northeast of Baghdad, killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens. Meanwhile, a bakery was hit by gunmen. |
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- Feb. 11 - Arthur Miller, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright most famous for creating the fictional character Willy Loman in 'Death Of A Salesman' has died at age 89. |
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- Feb. 11 - Defense Secretary Rumsfeld made a surprise visit to Iraq Friday with the message that Iraqis, not Americans, will have to defeat the country's insurgents. |
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- Feb. 10 - Pope John Paul II left a Rome hospital in his white popemobile Thursday, 10 days after suffering breathing spasms that left him bedridden. |
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- Feb. 10 - The Federal Aviation Administration received repeated warnings in the months prior to Sept. 11, 2001, about al-Qaida and its desire to attack airlines. |
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- Feb. 10 - Prince Charles said Thursday he will marry his divorced lover Camilla Parker Bowles in April, putting an official seal on a long romance. |
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- Feb. 10 - Iranian President Khatami responded to the US not ruling out military action, saying his country would turn into a 'scorching hell' for any possible attackers. |
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- Feb. 10 - Palestinian militants fired a barrage of mortar shells and Qassam rockets at a Jewish settlement in the southern Gaza Strip early Thursday. |
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Old Tin Can (Feb 11 2005 22:52 GMT) - Max Fleischer cartoon from the 1930s. Brilliant animation and great music as a backdrop. |
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- Sometimes Hamburg reminds me of a Bruce Springsteen song: I had a job, I had a girl I had something going mister in this world I got laid off down at the lumber yard Our love went bad, times got hard Now I work down at the carwash Where all it ever does is rain Don't you feel like you're a rider on a downbound train |
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- A brand new Soilwork track, entitled "Nerve," has been posted online in Real Audio format at this location. "Nerve" comes off the group's new album, "Stabbing the Drama", due in Europe on February 28. |
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- I am submitting this breakdown on the account of my beutiful son/ and daughter of who i think would be wonderful for the tv highlights and entertainment industry for request for pictures or porfolio please e-mail me back for additional info. |
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- "sorry, honey, there wasn't time to get a real ring right |
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- For jewelery store windows. |
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- L'Irak, une journée du mois de juin 2004, une approche d'un coup d'Etat clefs en main, les moyens bancaires privés arabes et américains, les Private Military Companies, le développement économique autoritaire... la démocratie? |
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- Feb. 9 - Bill Blass, American fashion's well respected fashion house, staged its latest collection on Tuesday morning in New York City. |
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- Feb. 9 - Monique Lhuillier, Hollywood's latest darling and hottest designer, presented her collection in New York Tuesday for Fall 2005. |
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- More on the O'Malley smear campaign:Being Popular = Attack Time!Mayor Martin O'Malley, a charismatic white man elected twice in a predominantly black city, is a Democrat with a future — a rising star nationally, and perhaps the party's best bet to take back the governor's mansion in Maryland in 2006. And that clearly worries the Republicans.Because, black voters shouldn't have that kind of power! |
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- This week saw the start of the period of Lent. The day before it all beings we have Shrove Tuesday, colloquially known in the UK as 'Pancake Day'. Traditionally the time when we go through the larder or refridgerator and... |
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- What long-term emotional and psychological effects do our actions have on others? It's a deep question, and one which hadn't really troubled me until I watched a recent edition of the BBC's Panorama programme. 'In the UK city of Plymouth... |
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- So, Dame Ellen MacArthur has broken the record for sailing round the world non-stop singlehanded. It's a massive achievement, not just physically but also emotionally and no doubt spiritually. Watching her return and seeing all the sateliite navigation and... |
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Testing God (Feb 11 2005 22:51 GMT) - When I was at school - age about 14 - I recall reading a book called 'Does God Exist? Science says Yes!'. This went to great lengths to show that Evolution and Creation could co-exist as explanations for the beginnings... |
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Welcome! (Feb 11 2005 22:51 GMT) - Welcome to OTBT at TypePad! This is a trial run just to see if using this is easier/better/more intuitive than Blogger. I would value your comments and feedback. Let me know what you think!! I have this on a 30-day... |
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- An excerpt from Dr Johnson at Pontifications. |
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- A weekly stock market update from The Share Centre |
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- If you are heading abroad either for half term or Valentine's Day next week, do not forget your credit and debit card PIN. |
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- Low inflation and low mortgage rates are some of the key policies that the Prime Minister Tony Blair will attempt to woo voters with at the forthcoming general election. |
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- Bank accounts in Northern Ireland could be the subject of an inquiry by the competition watchdog. |
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- MyFinances.co.uk rounds up the best Valentine's Day advice |
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- A surprising number of people are keeping details of their savings a secret - even from their nearest and dearest. |
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- Building society chiefs are set to present a petition against stamp duty to the Chancellor Gordon Brown in the run up to the general election campaign. |
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- Police in Delaware say the owner of an auto shop backed his car into the building, causing significant structural damage. |
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- NASA and university scientists have made a breakthrough in using satellites to study the tiny, free-floating ocean plants, called phytoplankton. The plants form the base of the ocean food chain and produce half of the oxygen in the air we breathe. |
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- This is Richard Hoey of Mellon Financial Corporation with a market commentary on February 8, 2005. We continue to expect near-trend growth in both the world economy and the U.S. economy in 2005. While there have been signs of slow growth in the strong-currency industrialized areas such as Europe and Japan, expansion continues in the two main engines of the world economy, China and the U. |
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