Wednesday, March 30th, 2005
An email appeared in my corporate Inbox, with the Outlook flag set and sent with High importance, a setting that makes the subject line bleed red. Am I getting a raise? Is there a bomb scare? Read on!
An email appeared in my corporate Inbox, with the Outlook flag set and sent with High importance, a setting that makes the subject line bleed red. Am I getting a raise? Is there a bomb scare? Read on!
Digest this for a minute:
No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance, except…
I for the life of me cannot see in this, nor in the exceptions [...]
As part of a television and newspaper campaign to counter its image in the press, Halliburton has reserved spots on various channels and dates for three 30- and 60-second commercial bites, as well as purchased space in major newspapers.
Newspaper ads have been bought in WSJ, Washington Post, NYT, major news papers in Houston, Dallas, and [...]
The Airport Report has been updated. I’m going to replace “Recent or not” with date of last fly-through as I visit an airport again for a more objective measure. I also added Shreveport, LA, to the list.
“The (NFL)’s competition committee may consider a rule that makes it illegal for defenders to use the dangerous, horse-collar tactic in bringing down a ball carrier. To make its sport more on-field equitable, the committee also will consider allowing Kansas City Chiefs defenders to ride actual horses.” — The Sporting News author not revealed
Ouch - [...]
One of our favorite restaurant chains is Houlihan’s. We’ve visited the one in Columbus and one in St. Louis. There used to be one Kansas City’s Barney Alice Plaza that we went to several years ago, but it’s no longer there. They are consistently wonderful; if you get a chance to go, do not miss [...]
Monday, President Bush spoke in regards to the extraordinary attempts to save the life of Terri Schiavo, “it is wise to always err on the side of life.” Personally I hate to err, period. This is neither leading nor following. It’s best to come out honestly; if he had come out and said, “I don’t [...]
I got to catch the Cleveland Cavaliers hosting the Philadelphia 76ers at Gund Arena on Friday night. The 76ers had this game well in hand, and an early fourth quarter run prevented the Cavaliers from suffering complete embarrassment.
Lebron James got more points from the free throw line than from his in-game shooting. Robert Traylor came [...]