Very nice description of how the Milwaukee Brewers opened the season 4-9, but now find themselves going into a weekend series with the St. Louis Cardinals tied for first place in the NL Central
Some history of IBM and Sun in Boulder, Colorado, anticipating the merger of the two companies.
Good summary of latest events in Guinea (Conakry).
Can't vouch for the entire analysis, but this is clearly someone who knows something about the Indian political environment. The official sources are all suspect, with their own agendas.
Utah Phillips died last night. Organizer, storyteller, hobo, Wobbly, songwriter, all-round funny guy and amazing performer. Utah (aka Bruce) was a unique presence on the cultural landscape. The younger crowd may remember his two CDs with Ani DiFranco a few years ago.
"Unless we question our own behaviour as a society we risk creating a generation who are left unfulfilled through chasing unattainable lifestyles."
Mashable covers PRWatch's Superdelegate Transparency Project:
Poynter Institute column on the death of the liberal daily Capital Times (in print, at least). Geisler used to work in Milwaukee, and certainly knew the CapTimes well. Excellent links, as well.
Madison's Weekly Newspaper mourns the death of the liberal daily Capital Times. Including comments from CapTimes Associate Editor John Nichols.
The heck with Congress' big stimulus bill. The way to get the country out of recession — and most people think we're in one — is to get the country out of Iraq, according to an Associated Press-Ipsos poll.
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A Guardian (UK) columnist rounds up suspects (usual and not-so) in Benazir Bhutto's assassination, and concludes that we will probably never know for sure.
Looks like it may be nothing, but these things keep happening...
Boldly resisting invoking the lead character in "The Big Lebowski," let us note that a threshold is being crossed when "you're getting Linux on Dell." And as it happens, I need a laptop for my summer vacation.
Additional quotes from the news conference. Comments are ranging quite a bit too.
Quotes from Steve Mariucci and others on the QB's return.
Not a bad guide to planning your Election Night watching/surfing.
Coverage and webcast of high school hostage situation just southwest of Columbine High School.
RealNetworks Inc. has entered the news delivery business with RealTime, a free desktop toolbar, news reader and screen saver that brings up-to-the-minute personalized information and images to the desktop. The service launched in beta on Monday.
This story oddly doesn't mention that Eclipse was originally created by IBM. Nonetheless, software shops considering using Eclipse as an IDE will be relieved to know they can go to the business people and say they'll get tool support.
The Eclipse Foundation at the EclipseWorld 2006 conference in Cambridge, Mass., this week plans to tout the progress of open source projects focused on desktop application development, PHP (Hypertext Processor) and embedded Java. New version of RCP Developer due soon as well.
AJAX and Flash. Just what the world needs.
I'm not sure I'm ready to drink this particular Kool-Aid, but the case is strongly made. But I do hope the "Pearl Harbor" analogy is wrong--who was it that won World War II?
A thoughtful defense of London Mayor Ken Livingstone in the Egyptian press (no less).
The "official" page for news about Bob Woodruff's condition. Whatever you think of this war, it's important to recognize the sacrifices made by people trying to get information to you. More journalists have died in Iraq than in any other war zone.
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