Monthly Archives: April 2003

Because there are so many abandoned web logs, it is often difficult to know when a blogger dies. Do specific hosts have policies? What are the wishes of a family? Wired News explores. Computer Worm exploits SARS Coronex is just … Continue reading →

Whew. I suspect this author is going to get a lot of hate mail. James Heflin looks at the marriage of politics and religion in this article that puts into words what many of us outside the US don’t grasp. … Continue reading →

Bangladesh Could you imagine the outcry if this happened in waters off North America? Two ferries sank in Bangladesh yesterday. One held a wedding party of about 90 people. Only 30 were able to make it to shore. And a … Continue reading →

Jordon Cooper and Cre8d met up with thieves this Easter weekend, and Cre8d had a flash flood thrown in to boot. I didn’t know what a puggles was either. Remarkable. SARS China’s health care system is in shambles according to … Continue reading →

But what about you?” he asked. “Who do you say I am?” – Jesus Christ

Here is the final installment of several BBC weblogs from the Iraq conflict that ran on the BBC site. The BBC’s Stuart Hughes, who was wounded by a land mine is maintaining his blog. The Asia Times looks at the … Continue reading →

Wired News has a summary of the latest Pew Research Project about the digital divide. The full Pew Report can be found here. There are two groups of people that stand out in this survey of 3,553 Americans. The first … Continue reading →