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- Watchdog report: Nursing homes pile up citations - Sacramento BeeWatchdog report: Nursing homes pile up citationsSacramento Bee, USA -Oct 3, 2005... |
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- Holiday Gift Guide About - Holiday Gift Guide Don’t forget to visit the Astronomy & Space Store. Check out our guide to . Treat yourself with one of these . |
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- The US Dollar commenced its rally against major currencies in Asian trade on Monday. This rally continued in the London and New York session despite a weaker than expected headline number on Empire Manufacturing. This would be due to the components within the index actually being stronger than the headline number suggested. Also helping the dollar was good buying interest by Japanese investors. The market now turns its attention to PPI (Producer Price Inflation) due out tonight & we keep an eye out for expected hawkish comments by Fed officials.. |
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- I am writing on BlogOn 2005 over at the AllBusiness PR Blog this week, and will be updating the posts here. |
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- Paul Chaney answers back Sean Carton's claim that blogs and RSS are things that not everyone should do: "not all new trends are worthwhile," Sean wrote. |
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- It just occured to me: You know those posts Weblogs Inc feeds us about once a week, the ones that tell us "The Best Of Weblogs Inc"? They're all gaming Technorati. |
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- John Winsor wrote over on BrandShift a couple weeks ago titled "Ignore the Consumer?". |
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- Tony Conrad, CEO of Sphere, came by Yahoo! on Friday to give a few of us a look at the blog search technology they've been building. |
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- Doc Searls says Microsoft doesn't get it. This is a very astute post. It's actually a smaller part of a bigger post that makes the point that companies can't change their DNA. |
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- Another mainstream medium starts podcasting - eWeek: eWEEK, the Enterprise Newsweekly, brings you a weekly roundup of the top stories from its latest issue. |
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- Just a quick pointer to Dave Sifry's latest State of the Blogosphere update (October). Part One is focused on Blogosphere Growth. |
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- There's a new web-based RSS reader in town. It's called inform. What differentiates inform from others is that you can easily dig deeper into any news story by drilling into its relevant topics, people, places, industries and organizations. |
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- On the one-word query [skol], typed into Google Search, the usual results appear at the top, but then below that, the user is prompted to extend their query to [skol beer] or view the first three results for that longer phrase. |
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- Two-factor authentication for bank web sites will be commonplace by the end of 2006 as federal regulators require improvements to online banking security. |
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- A new search engine culls stories from news sites, blogs, and subscription sites, and categorizes and groups them automatically. |
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- After digesting Weblogs.com in a recent transaction, VeriSign acquired newsfeed content provider Moreover, a deal that had been rumored for the past week. |
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- VoIP innovator Skype called out Microsoft, MSN and AOL as threats to their future, suggesting these companies all have real potential to do Skype harm. The VoIP company was recently purchased by eBay and has been attempting to make in-roads in to the U.S. market. |
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- Last week, Gaim's lead open source instant messaging developer, Sean Egan, announced he too has been seduced by the wily ways of the Google Human Resources department. |
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- Everyone knows relationships are tough, especially when one of those partners runs into legal problems. This seems to be the issue with Samsung and Apple. After a flashy and memorable courtship, it looks like the two companies are out of sync. |
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- America Online's interest in the blogosphere continues as the company announced an agreement with virtual blog-pressure cuff Intelliseek, accepting daily blog data and tend analysis from the popular blog search engine BlogPulse to highlight the daily buzz. |
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- Who knew you could fill in that "great digital divide" and make money at the same time? Well, red light webmasters aside (that's a different divide altogether), Google's philosophical explanation provided to San Francisco's Request For Information expresses the desire to lessen the class struggles of humanity through free wireless access for all. |
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- In a new study by research firm Gartner, IT organizations will be facing dramatic change in the coming years. By 2011, 75% or more will have a different role entirely , 10% will be gone and 10% more will relegated to commodity status. |
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- The CommonCensus Map Project is redrawing the map of the United States based on your voting, to show how the country is organized culturally, as opposed to traditional political boundaries. It shows how the country is divided into 'spheres of influence' between different cities at the national, regional, and local levels. |
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- Os Mutantes on Brazilian TV. Os Mutantes, Brazilian counterculturalists and one of the greatest psychedelic bands of all time, perform on the Brazilian television show Som Pop- TV Cultura in 1969. Torrent file here. |
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- Incase has introduced its first case for Apple’s new fifth-generation iPod. The Incase Pouch, designed to fit the new 30GB iPod model, features a durable synthetic fiber exterior and soft suede interior. The case has expandable elastic sides and a belt clip, and will come in black, olive and chocolate (shown).? |
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- Author: bias21 Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 11:59 pm (GMT -4) great body |
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- It isn't the mountain ahead that wears you out; it's the grain of sand in your shoe. |
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- BAR"s Nick Fry, Jordan"s Colin Kolles and Red Bull"s Christian Horner have just completed their first season as Formula One team principals |
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- This time last year McLaren found themselves languishing in fifth place in the final championship standings after one of the worst seasons in the team"s long and illustrious history |
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- Use groups to use the right subdirectory for the right MASTER_SITE. Approved by: obrien (MAINTAINER) |
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- Update to version 1.1.1 |
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- Well, believe it or not, but there is another game development SDK: flatzebra - A generic game engine for 2D double-buffering animation WWW: http://www3. sympatico. |
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- Add perlbal 1.36, reverse-proxy load balancer and webserver. PR: ports/75369 Submitted by: Jacques Marneweck |
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- - Release maintainer to ports@ to be with gnucash |
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- Recall when you would like to know more about this add link newborn. So when your daughter calls you on your cell phone to tell you she €™s baby-sitting for a neighbor, you €™ |
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- Los chicos de We Build Pages, no paran, ahora estrenan nueva herramienta, bastante útil, a mi juicio: Cool SEO Tool Introduces tu web y una keyword, y te devuelve los 10 primeros resultados para esa búsqueda en Google, y tu web, además, si no apareces entre los 10 primeros, mostrando información de esos 10 primeros resultados, como [...] |
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- Film News: Docu nod nabbed by 'Toro negro' -- The Morelia Film Festival closed Saturday with the Mexican premiere of helmer Renee Chabria's "Sueno" and handed out five cash awards to Mexican documentaries and shorts. |
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- Film News: Co. picks up Pope-penned Shergold pic -- IFC Films has acquired helmer Adrian Shergold's "Pierrepoint," which made its preem at the recent Toronto Film Festival as "The Last Hangman." Pic, penned by Jeff Pope, stars Timothy Spall as Britain's most prolific hangman, Albert Pierrepoint, who executed 450 people and became a minor celebrity before resigning in 1956. |
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