(Untitled)- February 14, 2003 A search on Google News shows 414 results in the past month for stories mentioning Hussein and Hitler.http://radio.weblogs.com/0105443/2003/02/15.html#a16 (Untitled)- February 14, 2003 Iraq: everyone's commenting on it. Most of the commentary is fit to wrap fish.The situation is simply not that complex. The only question that needs to be asked is the one that was asked at the end of the '91 Gulf War: Is Iraq contained If the answer to this question is 'yes', then the analysis need go no further. Given Iraq's solid thumping in Kuwait, it would be difficult to argue that they were not now contained. The comparisons to Hitler and WWII are simply ludicrous. So, why is there...http://radio.weblogs.com/0105443/2003/02/15.html#a15 (Untitled)- February 14, 2003 Is there some form of public transportation system that would be as low maintenance and addictive as freeway communting There must be.http://radio.weblogs.com/0105443/2003/02/15.html#a14 (Untitled)- February 14, 2003 Tollways are attractive to private infrastructure funds because of the low cost of maintenance and the inevitability of increased traffic, even if the initial cost of development is high Link to AFR requires registration.http://radio.weblogs.com/0105443/2003/02/15.html#a13 (Untitled)- February 14, 2003 The story below asks whether powerpoint, with its outline-based narrative-driven focus, is an appropriate tool to communicate ideas that may drive us towards war. The problem, however, is not powerpoint. Yes, powerpoint has the power to drive a person into a stupor in a matter of moments, and I shudder to think of the thousands of hours of lost productivity as powerpoint authors decided whether a heading should fly in from the left or the right, but it does force authors to begin at a certain...http://radio.weblogs.com/0105443/2003/02/15.html#a12 (Untitled)- February 14, 2003 Guardian: "Outliners force us into a way of thinking that is actively inimical to creativity."http://radio.weblogs.com/0105443/2003/02/15.html#a11 |