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- There's a sex scandal at a local synagogue involving a rabbi allegedly offering and giving "sex therapy" to a congregant looking for a husband. |
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satirical (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - comic misunderstood: supplier - Untitled |
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wound (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - Mortars Kill 15 And 45 In Iraq Full Story - Sky News Home: First for breaking news around the UK and the globe |
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stereo (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - Apple unveils Intel Mac mini, iPod home box - Today's News from MSNBC - MSNBC.com |
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jeeves (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - the butler is out of a job - Macworld: Apple, Mac, and iPod News from MacCentral |
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primeau (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - 's out for the season - CANOE - Classic - Canada's news, sports, entertainment, finance and lifestyle site - Canadian Online Explorer |
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costumes (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - Mardi Gras wickedly satirical - Detroit News Online - 11/5/05 |
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yorke (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - Dwight scores twice to lead Trinidad and Tobago over I - Caribbean Hello |
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aspen (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - Pharmacare earnings soar - sundaytimes.co.za/Sunday edition :: Home of the Sunday Times :: South Africa's best selling newspaper :: |
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shrouds (Mar 01 2006 23:58 GMT) - 8.36pm Security wheat mission - The Australian |
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- Mortgage debt consolidation loans are the most popular consolidation options available today through many loan sources. |
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- It's a heartbreaking story that grabbed headlines: a six-year-old boy forced to talk to a 911 operator after his mother was shot and killed by his father, who then turned the gun on himself. |
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- Hollister - The owner of rural San Benito County ordnance manufacturing company MK Ballistic Systems filed a $500,000 claim against the county Monday alleging civil rights violations and that the county was negligent in its hiring practice of a special investigator for the District Attorney's Office. Hollister Free Lance |
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- How to set up your local SVN mirror (with svk) The goal is to have one's own subversion repository in order to add branches and changes which do not make sense in ... (last changed by SvenDowideit) |
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- The game's basically done, but EA doesn't want it to get lost in the March shuffle. |
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- We've got three new screens, but not necessarily one for each of the original films. |
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- LucasArts sheds some light on how Traveller's Tales is improving upon 2005's surprise hit. |
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- And a final shp date gets announced. |
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- The North American version of the adventure title gets some fixes. |
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- Graphic novel styled action on the PSP...interesting. |
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- Another PC publisher says, "who needs retail stores?" |
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- The crash-bang-boom racer that Criterion built is headed to retail soon. |
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- This is your first chance to see the Man of Steel in next-gen motion. |
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- OK, so the stores aren't battling, but the new LOTR game shipped today. |
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- Criterion's debut first-person shooter is now in stores for PS2 and Xbox. |
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- And now CDV hopes it will sell in uber amounts. |
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- EA's newest expansion pack for the game has hit store shelves. |
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- Check out the latest tactical RPG from the masters of the genre. |
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Daxter (Mar 01 2006 23:56 GMT) - The little sidekick that could finally gets his own game. |
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- A moratorium on commercial whaling is at risk as pro-hunt nations prepare for a new vote on the issue, Australia's delegate to the International Whaling Commission (IWC) says. The Age |
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- "Black" is a highly anticipated shooting game that has been wowing critics with its previews, of running and gunning as a spy-type guy in an action-packed blast-tacular. The release retails for $40 for Xbox and PS 2. It's rated "M" for strong language and violence. Richmond Times-Dispatch |
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- Unlike the days when cities like Munich and Montreal lost money hand-over-fist from staging their Olympics, events like next month's Commonwealth Games have become a licence to print money. The Age |
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- A state trooper was shot and killed Wednesday in a gun battle with two suspected bank robbers, authorities said. Both were wounded and later captured. The Daily Comet |
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- As Tha Alkaholiks prepare to settle the tab owed to the rap game, this (supposedly) last record, like their previous couple, comes up short. There are some standouts, however: Do It is one of my favourite 'Liks tracks in a while, On the Floor has some bounce to it (though I'm not sure if it's about dancing or getting arrested), and the leadoff single The Flute Song is aiight. Waxploitation/Koch Hour.ca |
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- "Gun" has been a hit shooting game this year, despite its unspectacular imagery. It hasn't been worth its original price of $60 for Xbox 360 and a bit less for Xbox, PS 2 and GCube. But Xbox, PS 2 and GCube versions are selling for less than $20 in many used-game stores, and that's a fair price. Richmond Times-Dispatch |
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- Electrolysis - permanent removal of unwanted hairElectrolysis is a safe, less painful and permanent hair removal procedure. Hair Treatment tips and informationLaser Hair Removal Read More Articles>>This light is The procedure is somewhat painful, despite many claims by some laser hair removal professionals to the contrary Laser Hair Removal-Bridgewater,New Jersey,NJ-hair removal,laser hair [...] |
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PeterThoeny (Mar 01 2006 23:55 GMT) - Name: Peter Thoeny Title: Mr. TWiki (the author of the TWiki, and therefore a Codev.CoreTeam member) Email: |
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Outlook.pst (Mar 01 2006 23:54 GMT) - Jeg har slettet denne fil "outlook.pst" inde i windows mappen, da den var inficeret med en virus jeg ikke kunne fjerne. Nu kan outlook (selvfølglig) ikke starte. Men hvordan får jeg filen igen(kan ikke finde den på andre pc'er) eller installere outlook igen? Win XP pro, SP2. |
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- Po?ul som pár dní dozadu na jednej akcii piese? Zahu?ali hory. Pred auditórium ho zahral na harmonike jeden star? |
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- Persistent rise in food prices pushed inflation up by 3.5 per cent last month. |
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- Paul Opiyo sits outside his corrugated iron shack in Kibera, chuckles ruefully and shrugs. "I know the life here is rotten, but what do I do? It's no better than if I stayed in the village; at least here I survive with whatever comes by the day," he says. |
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- Apparently dreading a possible all-out battle between militants, holding nine expatriate oil workers as hostages, and men of the Nigerian Army, hundreds of people from the Gbaramatu Kingdom in Warri have started moving out of the community. |
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- Uganda loses over $100 million worth of production capacity annually due to the conflict in the northern part of the country, a local non-governmental organisation operating in northern Uganda has revealed. |
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- The latest spate of power cuts in the Western Cape has already cost the economy hundreds of millions of rands, says Colin Boyes, deputy director of the Cape Regional Chamber of Commerce. |
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- The New Partnership for African Development (NEPAD) has confirmed that plans are in top gear to set up a NEPAD Infrastructure Facilitation Fund (NIFF) as part of efforts towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)and implementing the G8 recommendations, |
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- COMMANDER, Joint Task Force (JTF) in the Niger Delta, Brig. Gen. Elias Zamani, yesterday said, "there is no military solution to the crisis" in the region even as he expressed hope that dialogue would help secure the release of the nine expatriate oil workers kidnapped by militant Ijaw youths. |
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- MORE than 150 Namibian companies could be dragged to court after the Employment Equity Commission laid criminal charges against them for failing to comply with the law. |
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- THE fishing industry is preparing to try and tough out the consequences of stiff new measures announced by Fisheries Minister Abraham Iyambo 10 days ago. |
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- President Mwai Kibaki yesterday announced plans to sell 60 per cent of the Government's shareholding in Telkom after restructuring the loss-making corporation. |
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- A crack in the wall of Mohale dam in Lesotho, one of the world's highest rockfill dams, has sparked concern among neighbouring communities, according to a local NGO. |
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- Kenya and Sudan are set to sign a bilateral trade agreement that may open up the vast Sudanese market to Kenyan entrepreneurs. |
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- The World Bank has said the country's continued slow economic growth resulted from poor policy choices and implementation, but not lack of finances. |
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- Turnover declined to Sh129 million on a volume of 2.3 million shares on Wednesday. The NSE 20 share index was down 11.50 points to settle at 4,045.13. |
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- Celtel Kenya has announced it had posted an after tax profit of Sh1.3 billion for the year ended December 31, 2005. |
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- ONLY two Ugandan companies are currently engaged in exporting manufactured goods to Kenya under the East African Customs Union despite a 13 months existence of the Union. |
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