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- For once, this is not about me, Suanie the Magnificent. So maybe you do miss the Ah Beng Tiger; absence maketh the heart grow fonder and all that Hallmark jazz. I shall oblige the best I can, though you'd better pray for my well-being when he gets back. Aww so kiutttt!!!!! |
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- Ok, so it has been said that normal posts here are ?techy DIY? so I'll give that a go. Recently I have been working on a template engine, its not just varable replacement, its more for the back end and controls the way the site is built, not just the ... |
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- Suanie, is right about one thing, this guest blogging is kind of fun. I can just say any thing I like and it really doesn't matter. Well, I say that but if Shaolin gets back and has no readers, I might very well have to find a large rock to ... |
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- As often happens during the course of a Seattle winter, my head collapses in on itself and I do lots of self-reflective thinking about me me me. Summers are for being stupid. Winters are for turning your brain inside out and poking at the gooey pink bits. One of the thoughts I've been mulling over is this: what kinds of writing are good for me. |
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- The operator of the power plant in Will County, just south of Chicago, has bought out one property owner and offered to compensate 14 others for any loss in home value.... |
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- The plan was announced this week by Michael Leavitt, the secretary of Health and Human Services, in response to the political furor swirling around the new Medicare drug benefit, The New York Times reported Wednesday.... |
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- The cells involved repair blood vessels throughout the body, but become too rigid to move in patients with diabetes, increasing vascular problems.... |
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- The hope is to use the bioengineered bacteria as the active ingredient in a microbicide to prevent HIV transmission.... |
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- "Natural disasters, especially pandemics, can and do affect international security in many ways," he writes in a brief critical commentary in the March issue of the journal Defense and Security Analysis. the U. of I. professor said.... |
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- Yes, they do. Some women, not ready for body-to-body combat, come up to the man's chest--screaming, ranting--baiting him to take the first swing. If he doesn't, she wins. He's a coward. It he does swing, cops are called. |
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- Louisiana State Epidemiologist Raoult Ratard said the immense amounts of rain that fell onto southern Louisiana during last year's hurricane season did not, as some feared, lead to a surge in mosquito-borne West Nile virus infections.... |
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- In the first quantitative, real-time imaging study of Plasmodium through mammalian tissue, researchers at the Pasteur Institute in Paris found parasites developing in the lymph nodes of research mice.... |
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- Antonio Gotto of Cornell's Weill College of Medicine told the New York Post he realized during rehearsals for a recent graduation that part of the oath was meaningless to his students.... |
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- The journal Nature reported the discovery of the virus last week and the World Health Organization said it is monitoring the situation.... |
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- On the back of checks. Why do they have that area blocked off where you're not allowed to write? Like. You have that limited real estate where any. And. |
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- I was on my way out for an escort booking and sifting through the envelopes at the front door, I spotted one that was hand-written. I also thought I recognised the writing as belonging to a client that had needed my correct details for an event |
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- Filed under: Misc. Gadgets What a great day! We officially kicked off voting in the 2005 Engadget Awards (being held in 2006, but like the Oscars, only last year's swag is eligible), which may be the most important vote you cast this year aside from that little Congressional thing in November. We also got word today that TiVo will be adding an undelete feature to its DVRs, that Red Hat will bring Linux to the new Intel Macs, and that Wal-Mart and Costco may soon be implementing biometric payment systems. |
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- Slashback tonight brings some corrections, clarifications, and updates to previous Slashdot stories, including Brin's defense of Google's recent actions in China, DoJ criticizes Microsoft's delay meeting antitrust regulations, Bush allies defend NSA domestic surveillance, Wisconsin rolls back open-source voting, a look back at Pixar, and Stardust samples exceed expectations -- Read on for details. |
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- Slashback tonight brings some corrections, clarifications, and updates to previous Slashdot stories, including Brin's defense of Google's recent actions in China, DoJ criticizes Microsoft's delay meeting antitrust regulations, Bush allies defend NSA domestic surveillance, Wisconsin rolls back open-source voting, a look back at Pixar, and Stardust samples exceed expectations -- Read on for details. |
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- Slashback tonight brings some corrections, clarifications, and updates to previous Slashdot stories, including Brin's defense of Google's recent actions in China, DoJ criticizes Microsoft's delay meeting antitrust regulations, Bush allies defend NSA domestic surveillance, Wisconsin rolls back open-source voting, a look back at Pixar, and Stardust samples exceed expectations -- Read on for details. |
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- I was working with some fifth-graders yesterday, preparing them for a grueling round of standardized tests coming up in April.. We were finding out me... Read more... |
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- The Japanese artist imports 2-D cuteness and sexiness to the Midwest |
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- "An Impulse of Acoustic" spans realms from IDM to ambient, crunchy glitches to delicate drones. Japanese synthesizer guru Sunao Inami modestly understates the album's title, as he embarks not on a mere impulse, but on a lengthy voyage of hypnotic proportions. |
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- Listening to the first Autoclav1.1 full-length, darker and more haunting than previous EP releases, one can feel that Tony Young finally reached his goal: to mix breakbeats, symphonic ambiances and rhythm'n'noise on a single album. |
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- Though respectable in their aims of hybridization and revitalization, La Mamoynia must first realize putting a sharp edge on an established sound involves a little more than tossing a bass guitar and drum set at the effects processors and synths, or vice versa. |
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- Fußball - Ich als Pauli-Fan kann es noch immer nicht wirklich fassen! St.Pauli konnte sich gegen Bremen mit 3 zu 1 durchsetzen und steht nun im Halbfinale des DFB-Pokals. Das Ganze grenzt schon fast an ein Wunder - Das Gute an der Sache ist auf jeden Fall, dass Pauli fürs erste von seinen Schulden runterkommt! |
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bga (Jan 25 2006 23:57 GMT) - Oh yeah, got my VisualHAM and linker cable goin' on. Also, I am almost incapable of typing "GBA" correctly the first time around. I blame the cylons.... |
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- Alarming News: That’s quite an admission: “His [Clinton’ |
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- A must read post from MaxedOutMama: I did feel the natural animal fear of death - of non-being - of stepping through the door into emptiness. I felt the terrible physical anxiety that comes when your body is short on oxygen. I was often very scared, whereas before when I was so badly impaired I never [...] |
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- The plan to build a 1,500-square-mile Wi-Fi network is underway: Yesterday, I wrote about a couple of stories (neither online) filed in Palo Alto newspapers about what seemed to be an Intel-led effort to put together a request for proposal (RFP) for a Bay Area-spanning Wi-Fi outdoor network. I spoke with Intel external affairs manager Mark Pettinger about the details, which will be fully available soon. The Joint Venture Silicon Valley group via a local joint government organization has asked dozens of cities and counties in the Bay Area to contribute modest funds (a few thousand each) towards the cost of preparing a draft RFP which would then, in turn, be finalized and issued for bids. Joint Venture is run by an array of local businesspeople, elected politicians, executives from non-profits, and academic leaders. |
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- The Borough of State College considers citywide, university-covering Wi-Fi network: Penn State forms the largest part of the city, and neither town nor gown has a ubiquitous wireless network. They haven't built a plan yet so costs haven't been estimated; the university will pick up some undetermined part of the tab if it's built. Municipal uses could include parking meters. |
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- Tim Higgins has reviewed NetGear's RangeMax 240 and found it can top 100 Mbps of throughput, but wipes out nearby 802.11b/g networks: His tests show that the device, based on Airgo's third generation of MIMO chips, doesn't stop using two 802.11b/g channels' worth of spectrum when nearby networks are active. Read more over at our MIMO + N blog.... |
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- A group headed by Intel has asked 38 Bay Area counties and cities to contribute towards writing an RFP for a regional Wi-Fi network: The Joint Venture Silicon Valley group wants to raise $50,000 from government to build the requirements list. The scope is massive, covering 1,500 square miles. It's unclear whether this project would attempt to provide residential service, but it seems more focused on mobile. The details are scanty. |
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- Save 20% off on any one item with this GNC coupon |
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- Every time I read something about John McCain I become more and more convinced that back in 200 America missed the chance to elect the best president in history and instead was duped into electing one of the worst. Such... |
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- John (Webmaster), writes: Although that is good .... |
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- Buy Soybeans eTV Futures - Buy March Soybeans @ 618 S (or better). If filled place sell stop at 607. Exit target is 625 S . ***DISCLAIMER: The risk of loss in futures and cash forex trading can be substantial. |
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- I'm a strong believer in forgive, but to forget means that one goes through life learning nothing, staying as innocent in thought as a child. With that in mind we set ourselves up for repeated hurts along the way, often the o -- annie |
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- The Holy Trinity for web site developers. |
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- Introduction to Great Design. “Here's why I'm afraid to turn off my cell phone: because I can't always seem to muster the brain cells necessary to turn it back on. “ |
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