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SOAP 1.2 ? (May 23 2007 23:59 GMT) - So, I'm trying to connect to a SOAP 1.2 endpoint using Soaplite. However, it looks like Soaplite is defaulting to 1.1, and it's popping up the ever-friendly |
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- Overheid: Amsterdam --- De afdeling G5Z is een combinatieafdeling met de specialismen Vaatchirurgie en Plastische- en Reconstructieve Chirurgie in de verdeling 16:8 bedden. De vaatchirurgie kenmerkt zich door operaties aan de grote vaten, veel acute opna ... |
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- Innerstrength Records has signed Massachusetts metal band Within The Ruins. Within The Ruins hails from Westfield, MA and are set to release their debut album "Driven by Fear" on Innerstrength Records this Summer. The band recently recruited a ne... |
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- Apple ne semble pas apprécier qu'un site d'accessoires érotiques anglais ait copié le style de ses publicités pour l'iPod si l'on en croit le journal britannique News of the World. La pub détournée fait la promotion d'un gadget féminin... |
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- ***This is because they cannot exorcise the still-mainstream view that Bush's lies were justifiable and even noble, Straussian untruths told in support of what Bush believed to be a good cause. According to this line of thinking, since Bush and his neocon brain trust really believed that Saddam Hussein was a dangerous tyrant, the lies they told in whipping up support for war were, while reprehensible, somewhat forgivable. Why Bush hasn't been impeached "The problem is that the American people are not judging Bush by the standards of law. The Bush years have further weakened America's once-proud status as a nation of laws, not of men. The law, for Bush, is like language for Humpty Dumpty: |
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- ***Iran is secretly forging ties with al-Qaida elements and Sunni Arab militias in Iraq in preparation for a summer showdown with coalition forces intended to tip a wavering US Congress into voting for full military withdrawal, US officials say. Iran's secret plan for summer offensive to force US out of Iraq -- Hmmm, I wonder if the "U. S. Officials" quoted are the same ones who said we'd find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. I hope this story isn't true. |
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- ***President Bush's veto of the Iraq supplemental bill has created a new opportunity for the business community to try to get more tax breaks added to the pay hike bill, a move that could draw sharp protests from the labor community and reopen the difficult negotiations over the $2 pay hike. New war casualty: Wage hike -- To leave the national minimum wage at its current level is immoral. |
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- ***"When people say there is no confrontation in this movie, to me there is a big confrontation in this movie," Moore said in an interview here. "Because I am confronting the American audience with a question: 'Who are we, and what has happened to our soul?" To me, that's maybe more confrontation than going after the CEO of Aetna or the CEO of Pfizer." Michael Moores Sicko confronts American public The reason Moore feels compelled to ask this "Sicko" question is because, he feels, the country unthinkingly settles for substandard and ruinously expensive medical treatment, especially when compared with countries with universal healthcare. |
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- ***Cannes is smacking its lips in anticipation of filmmaker and provocateur Michael Moore's latest jeremiad against the US administration, which receives its premiere at the film festival today. Sicko, a documentary tackling the state of American healthcare, focuses on the pharmaceutical giants, and particularly on health insurers. The film has already caused Moore - who won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 2004 with Fahrenheit 911 - to clash with the American authorities. Now, according to movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, whose Weinstein Company is behind the film, the US government is attempting to impound the negative. US government trying to seize new Michael Moore film, says producer |
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- ***Dried apples preserved with a cancer-causing chemical. Frozen catfish laden with banned antibiotics. Scallops and sardines coated with putrefying bacteria. Mushrooms laced with illegal pesticides. These were among the 107 food imports from China that the Food and Drug Administration detained at U. |
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- *** We have been down this road before. In 1994, the MTA almost destroyed its bus system in order to subsidize contractor-friendly rail projects that were racially discriminatory. Light rail costs $150 million a mile and subways $280 million — and to pay for construction overruns and operations, the MTA raided the bus funds. At the same time, the MTA announced its plan to raise fares to $1. |
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- ***Mehdi Morshed, state executive director of the High-Speed Rail Authority, flew from Sacramento to Burbank, then rented a car to get to Bakersfield on Tuesday. If he took a high-speed train, the trip would have lasted 90 minutes. Instead, the trip consumed nearly half the day and probably created about six times more carbon emissions. High-speed rail director running out of options |
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- DREW JOHNSON doesn't actually remember his first visit to Yosemite Valley, but he's seen the snapshots. He was 2-years-old, and his family outfitted him with one of those toddler harnesses, with a leash tied to a tree so he wouldn't wander away. Bears, you know. New exhibit tracks how Yosemite has influenced art |
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- ***Bob Marx said Thursday that he resigned as president and CEO of the bureau May 9 after meeting with the bureau's governing board ... "It wasn't a good fit for me," Marx said. "I felt my skills could better be used somewhere else. Where my skill set was and the direction the board wanted to go wasn't on the same plane. Rather than be in the way, I thought better to part ways and shake hands. |
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- ***We really are hopeful that ExpressJet -- and they have been listening to us -- will add a Sacramento flight out of Bakersfield. That would be a huge opportunity. You can get to most key cities from Bakersfield, but it involves a connection. What we need to look at is more direct flights to key feeder cities like Dallas, Denver. Our marketing efforts are pretty much regional. |
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- ***We get mixed comments. The people that have been here we typically find comments that are good. They enjoy the hospitality, the friendliness and convenience and access and the attractions and activities that we have. The people that haven?t been here tend to speak out of ignorance. |
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- ***Key senators said Tuesday that they had agreed on the outlines of a bipartisan bill that would toughen border enforcement and provide a path to legal status for illegal immigrants. But they remain deeply divided on many details, lawmakers and Congressional aides said, and it remains unclear whether a deal can be reached by Monday, the deadline set by Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic majority leader, for putting a compromise bill on the floor. Senators Reach Outline on Immigration Bill |
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- ***SACRAMENTO Seven conservation and recreation groups are throwing their support behind the National Park Service in its courtroom battle with environmentalists over the future of Yosemite Valley and the river that runs through it. Groups join Park Service in court fight over Yosemite |
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- ***IT'S doubtful the Spanish explorer Juan Cabrillo was thinking "family friendly" when he spotted Monterey Bay in 1542. But these days it's hard to visit the relaxed seaside city of Monterey, about 120 miles south of San Francisco, and think anything else. In Monterey, Where Sea Lions and Children Are at Play |
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- ***Hundreds of thousands of Americans are moving to neighborhoods in the West repeatedly scorched by wildfires that now threaten to burn more often and with greater intensity. Since 2000, roughly 450,000 people ? enough to populate a city the size of Atlanta ? moved to Western areas endangered by wildfires, a USA TODAY analysis shows. About 3. |
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- ***HIGHLAND, Calif. The last time the kindling hills over this Southern California boomtown burned they stoked a fire so hot it raged for more than a week and incinerated nearly 1,000 homes. Now they're ready to burn again. "It could happen this year," says Tom O'Keefe, a chief in California's state fire department. "It will burn again. |
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- Overheid: Rockanje --- Het werk Wil je werken in de volkshuisvesting en daar daadwerkelijk iets betekenen, dan is deze functie jouw uitdaging. Omdat het Woonbedrijf Westvoorne deel uitmaakt van de gemeente, ben je als hoofd verantwoordelijk voor alles w ... |
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- OK, time to scratch our heads and ask, "Why didn't I think of this?" Read about the commonsense lawsuit against Hotels.com by Bonnie Lewkowicz and Judith Smith here: Kevin Knestrick, attorney with Disability Rights Advocates, a law firm based in... |
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- Overheid: Amsterdam --- De afdeling Revalidatie is een afdeling waar artsen en paramedici nauw samenwerken op het gebied van onderzoek, onderwijs en pati en #xeb;ntenzorg. Als ergotherapeut participeert u zowel in het poliklinische- als in het klinische tea ... |
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- JODY WILLIAMS AND MIA FARROW: "Chinese oil companies fuel genocide in Darfur. It's time for Americans to divest."... |
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- JODY WILLIAMS AND MIA FARROW: "Chinese oil companies fuel genocide in Darfur. It's time for Americans to divest."... |
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- Norchem Drug Testing - United States, AZ, Flagstaff (2007-05-22) |
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- Foodevents.com - United States, New York, New York (2007-05-22) |
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- CommemorationsJiri Tranovsky, hymnwriter, 1637 Meetings/ Events10:30 AM AA |
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- Meetings/ Events8:00 PM AA |
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- Iliohoos-die Schule des einfachen Lebens Qi Gong und Urlaub - * Atemübungen im Stil des Tai Chi / Qigong * Bewegungsqigong zur Revitalisierung und Langlebigkeit * Yoga Asanas - Einführung in die Chakren-Lehre * Taoistische Meditationen zur Öffnung der Meridiane * Selbstmassage zur Förderung der Hautdurchblutung, des Verdauungs- und ... |
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