Suggested by Ray Earhart, who wrote, "I'm thinking you need to develop a TechnoDolt™ certification program. The fun part would be scoring it. Nobody who scores over 30% or anyone who quits in the middle of the test gets certified."
It's on.
' [...]
Suggested by Ray Earhart, who wrote, "I'm thinking you need to develop a TechnoDolt™ certification program. The fun part would be scoring it. Nobody who scores over 30% or anyone who quits in the middle of the test gets certified."
It's on.
' [...]
Office Kyle Boynton was charged today for an accident stemming from this past Tuesdays (11/17) Wachovia robbery. While responding to the call the officer & his passenger, Otis Collier, struck a Toyota Camry on route 29N near the Seminole Square area. Neither officer was wearing their seatbelt [...]
Friday:
The Southern - Joe Purdy With Julie Peel. Joe is a rather popular folk singer among the Hollywood TV series group, having had his music featured on a number of Grey’s Anatomy & Lost episodes. Interestingly enough, he releases on his independent music label and has managed to achieve 800K [...]
Half-meter resolution photo taken by the GeoEye-1 satellite on July 25, 2009.
[via James Thornburg]
[...]It's the limited edition Bremont MBI with a red anodized case (above and below).
Why isn't your money good enough?
Because this special model of the MBII is available only to those aviators who have been saved by a Martin-Baker ejection' [...]
The German-born Portland [Oregon]-based sculptor began as a painter, then changed course and studied physics at universities in Berlin, Edinburgh and Vienna.
He pursued graduate research in quantum physics, participating in a seminal experiment demonstrating quantum behavior in buckyballs (C60).
He [...]
Where: Wachovia Bank on the corner of 10th St. NE & East High.
You: White male, 20-30, six feet tall, thin, hat, brown hoodie, and sunglasses.
My friend wants to get in contact with you, call: (434) 977-4000. (Crime Stoppers).
Related posts:Robbery on Monday[...]
Laminated magazine paper collage jewels.
Binns may have a shop on Perry Street in New York City's West Village — if it even opened as was speculated in January of this year.
Probe his website for stores that carry his wares.
[via [...]
Long story short: No Music Day, first celebrated on November 21, 2005, is "... the brainchild of Bill Drummond [above], former frontman of dance band The KLF and seasoned cultural provocateur," wrote Laura Battle in a November 16, 2009 Financial Times story.
Excerpts follow.
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Charlottesville’s Dr. Gregg Korbon told the story of how Brian C. Korbon Little League Field got its name on NPR this morning. John Borgmeyer named this as the best story recorded by StoryCorps here in 2005.
[...]
I had read parts of this book before, including the title story, which is widely anthologized. I’d also heard the author read the book’s final story, “The Lives of the Dead,” at the Sewanee Writers’ Conference in 2008. It is a wonderful book, and if you haven’t [...] Before “publish or perish,” there are apparently several layers of perish and statistics delicately encased in the geode of academic life. (Picture a flaky pastry quiche with various layers of quiche-goodies, some of which occasionally explode. Or a lasagna the approximate height of the nearest bank.)
At least the language of [...]
Hollymead Town Center isn’t the paragon of pedestrian friendliness that it’s touted as, Erika Howsare writes in the current C-Ville Weekly. Years after the development went in, Howsare tried to take a stroll to the shopping center from the townhouses that make the place ostensibly mixed-use. It did not [...]
Ever been around a group of people discussing some technology and heard Cool-Whip phrases like this?
It’s not about MySQL versus PostgreSQL, it’s about using the right tool for the job.
Or how about this one?
You need to take the important factors into account before you decide whether [hot new fad] or [...]
