Travel Stuff

• Christmas in Australia (2001)
• Washington DC
• Scotland, Haggis Tour [19-22 October 2001]
• France and Spain (September/October 2001)
• United Kindgom 2001/2002
• Belgium [May Long Weekend, 2001]
• United Kingdom, September/October 1999
• Canada Trip - April 1999-June 1999

Funnies

• Relgious Jokes
• Top Reasons....
• Miscellaneous Jokes
• By The Stars
• Australian Oriented Jokes
• Monty Python Scripts

Quote of the Day

Rosalyn Sussman Yalow

Thought of the Moment

• The Dark Side of the Web
• Permanent Undersea Homes Soon; Temporary Ones Now
• UK Intel Agency's Missing Laptops Might Contain Sensitive Data
• Malware Authors Learn Market Segmentation From the Best
• Licensing an Abandonware Game?
• Apple Loses Aussie Trademark Complaint Over "i" Name
• JPL Background Check Case Reaches Supreme Court
• Digg Says Yes To NoSQL Cassandra DB, Bye To MySQL
• Hunting Disease Origins By Whole-Genome Sequencing
• Nearby Star Forecast To Skirt Solar System
• Texas Approves Conservative Curriculum
• Court Rules Against Vaccine-Autism Claims Again
• Scientists Need Volunteers To Look At the Sun
• Here Come the Linux iPad Clones
• DR Congo Ring May Be Giant Impact Crater

• <img src="http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20100311/capt.f5613f9d6e084022b518ae187a8c177d.japan_sony_motion_controller_tok106.jpg?x=130&y=109&q=85&sig=2Bub0aRmkrETBsiMmBURkQ--" align="left" height="109" width="130" alt="In this undated image released by Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., Sony's new motion controller is shown. The Japanese maker of the PlayStation 3 unveiled Thursday, March 10, 2010, its highly anticipated motion controlling system, as it takes aim at Nintendo's dominance in the gaming sector. Used with the existing PlayStation Eye camera, the new wireless motion controller can track players' body movements. The controller, in turn, has on its end a light-emitting orb that is recognized by the camera. (AP Photo/Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.)" border="0" /></a>AP - Motion controls and social gaming were the hot topics at this week's Game Developers Conference, the annual convention of game designers, programmers and executives.</p><br clear="all"/>">Innovation on display at Games Conference (AP)
• <img src="http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20100312/capt.8cd54f562acc41d5ae5efb89c3331f1c-8cd54f562acc41d5ae5efb89c3331f1c-0.jpg?x=93&y=130&q=85&sig=OkcYhyBgikeuaLAmIIP9YQ--" align="left" height="130" width="93" alt="FILE - In this June 8, 2009 file photo, Apple interim CEO and Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook smiles before the start of the the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. Apple Inc. is giving its chief operating officer a $5 million bonus for 'outstanding performance' running the company while CEO Steve Jobs was on medical leave. Timothy Cook will also receive 75,000 restricted stock units scheduled to vest in 2011 and 2012. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)" border="0" /></a>AP - Apple Inc. is giving its chief operating officer a $5 million bonus for "outstanding performance" running the company while CEO Steve Jobs was on medical leave.</p><br clear="all"/>">Apple gives chief operating officer $5M bonus (AP)
• Court OKs TV rules opposed by Comcast, Cablevision (AP)
• No .xxx yet: Internet agency delays porn decision (AP)
• <img src="http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20100312/capt.09a1c83fa25c40cc82242cde9ee210b3-09a1c83fa25c40cc82242cde9ee210b3-0.jpg?x=130&y=84&q=85&sig=J72gBTnqjRXdln3XvFjDYA--" align="left" height="84" width="130" alt="Li Yizhong, Chinese Minister of Industry and Information Technology, gestures during a press conference in Beijing Friday, March 12, 2010. Li, China's top Internet regulator, insisted Friday that Google must obey its laws or 'pay the consequences,' giving no sign of a possible compromise in their dispute over censorship and hacking. (AP Photo/Vincent Thian)" border="0" /></a>AP - China's top Internet regulator insisted Friday that Google must obey its laws or "pay the consequences," giving no sign of a possible compromise in their dispute over censorship and hacking.</p><br clear="all"/>">Chinese minister insists Google obey the law (AP)
• Privacy issues nix Netflix movie-picking contest (AP)
• Google "99.9 pct" sure to shut China search engine: report (Reuters)
• Mac news briefs: 3D and animation (Macworld.com)
• iPad Will Read Books Aloud, Support Open EPUB Format (NewsFactor)
• Summary Box: Court OKs cable TV access rules (AP)
• Xbox 360 Outsold Wii in February, Says NPD (PC World)
• Electric Bat Interactive previews free browser-based games (Macworld.com)
• QAD shares slide after 4th-quarter revenue drops (AP)
• RadiSys acquires Pactolus; terms not disclosed (AP)
• Troyak Takedown, Security Blues, ICANN Meets (PC World)
• Prototype $200 Tablet Runs Android, Chromium OS, Linux (PC World)
• Accessorize Your iPad for Business (PC World)

• EU 'nearing' Greece bail-out deal
• Maliki leads Baghdad poll count
• Ivory and tuna top wildlife talks
• Suicide bomb hits Pakistan's Swat
• Alaska wolves 'killed' US teacher
• 'Red' demonstrators reach Bangkok
• Three freed in Irish 'Vilks plot'
• Apollo men decry Moon cancellation
• California sues Toyota for faults
• Real crash enlivens Nigerian mock rescue
• Cell for cell: Georgian prisoners can swap jail time for monastery
• Vettel stuns Ferrari to grab pole
• Live - Saturday football
• Tidy tents
• Purple People
• Disconnect
• Village of tears
• Thaksin country
• Crocked monsieur
• Winnie denies maligning Mandela
• Mogadishu residents told to leave
• Chile puts quake damage at $30bn
• Winter Paralympics get under way
• China steps up security in Tibet
• Kazakh leader's fury over flood
• Portugal passes austerity budget
• British ex-Tory MEP joins Lib Dems
• Clinton rebukes Israel over homes
• Israel charges over human shield
• IPL under way amid security fears
• Russia signs India nuclear deal
• Is US politics nastier than ever?
• A fight with a masked Mexican 'princess'
• Should Catholic priests remain celibate?

• Net clash for web police projects
• China's stern warning to Google
• HSBC admits huge Swiss data theft
• Tweeting 'fundamental' in life
• Japan aims its home fuel cells at Europe
• Microsoft rebuffed in Word appeal
• 'Console killer' launches in June
• Web censure 'curbs human rights'
• Telegraph poles to take broadband
• Safe and sound
• dot.Rory
• Farming future
• Mobile clinic
• dot.Maggie
• Final Fantasy
• Tories pledge 'fastest broadband'
• Sony shows off motion controller
• Mobile phone allows boss to snoop
• Internet up for Nobel Peace Prize
• Facebook calls for 'iconic games'
• File-sharing sanctions 'unfair'
• Hard drive evolution could hit XP
• Porn domain name plan revived
• Nanotech 'fuse' for novel battery
• Has copyright gone too far?
• Open society and open systems
• The past is the future for tech
• The media and the message
• Sun spotters protect the Earth
• Naples' online 'ethical' city
• Will people pay for net news?
• Are all bits created equal?
• Digital Revolution
• Internet Blog