Monthly Archives: January 2003

Four people are dead, hundreds injured and displaced after a devestating brush fire whipped through the capital of Canberra. “We are still facing some very high to extreme fire dangers,” said Peter Lucas-Smith, chief fire controller for the Australian Capital … Continue reading →

This is really funny for anyone with XP. Just click on the image and watch the mayham as the desktop icons have a knock down boot fight.

The New York Times profiles Glenn Reynolds, the grand daddy of all bloggers. Blogging since August 2001, Reynolds is in a class by himself, and has an energy level most of us just don’t have. As the postings piled up, … Continue reading →

An exciting news portal is launching called HourEleven.com that has been several months in development. It is designed to put the best political commentary at your fingertips, by linking to the latest political columns throughout the cyber world. With several … Continue reading →

The lead story in Canada last night wasn’t Iraq and the US or UN, it was our own problems with child pornography. Canada has a profoundly sorry reputation for it’s tolerance of this crime. That’s why I found the press … Continue reading →

Now, this is controversial, and at this point a breaking story. 11 empty chemical warheads were found during UN weapons inspections in Iraq. The US is saying this is a material breach. Here is an interesting take. Inspectors said said … Continue reading →

I received this comment from Josh Sargent. I’d be interested to see you post your opinion on the “Comments Controversy”…. Here is my email response. Re: Your interest in my opinion on the comments controversy…. That’s fair…. I think I … Continue reading →