Notes From AtlantaJust stuff(Untitled)- February 26, 2003 Something different. The Sunday Mail : A cheeky skirthttp://blogs.salon.com/0001490/2003/02/26.html#a504 (Untitled)- February 25, 2003 The best email service on the web! Washington Post: Faster, Mightier Web Mail -- For a Price. PC Magazine: Oddpost Makes Webmail Real. A California company is betting that people will pay for Web e-mail if it's faster and more powerful than today's clunky free Web-mail services. The new e-mail offering from Oddpost looks and works like Microsoft Outlook and similar desktop programs, with the same simple drag-and-drop transfer of messages to folders -- but it runs entirely in a Web...http://blogs.salon.com/0001490/2003/02/25.html#a503 (Untitled)- February 25, 2003 Voting machine manufacturers produce "paper trail" to make a sake. Mercury News: Suddenly a paper trail is possible. In a major turn of events, all three voting machine makers competing for Santa Clara County's contract have told election officials that they're prepared to offer paper copies of touch-screen ballots for voters to inspect. Better yet, they'll include this feature at no cost to the county. The vendors' concession is a big victory for computer scientists who've been...http://blogs.salon.com/0001490/2003/02/25.html#a502 (Untitled)- February 25, 2003 Tit for tat AJC: Man shoots girl for throwing snowballs. A man whose daughter was hit with a snowball by a group of girls returned to the scene and opened fire with a gun, critically wounding a 10-year-old youngster, police said. Guess we have to be glad it wasn't a water ballon fight. Who knows what he would have done then.http://blogs.salon.com/0001490/2003/02/25.html#a501 (Untitled)- February 24, 2003 Why is our right to protest being questioned AJC: Player's snubbing of U.S. flag enrages veteran. One of the most important rights we posses as Americans, is our right to protest, even if we are protesting against our government. Americans have protested loudly throughout history. From the Boston Tea Party to Kent State, our county's history is filled with protests. I think my personal favorite is the image of two American track and field athletes, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, raising gloved...http://blogs.salon.com/0001490/2003/02/24.html#a500 |