Happy New Year ... and we're (nearly) back to normal...

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Back to normal ... almost!

Back to normal ... almost! 07/16/2004 11:50 AM
I had a great trip to Macworld -- thanks to everyone who attended the session; I hope you found it interesting and useful. It's always nice to be able to get out and meet some of the readers of the site; it makes what I do he...

"nearly a year?s worth of their normal
traffic"

"nearly a year?s worth of their normal
traffic" 05/14/2004 03:36 AM

Sina.com Email Systems Back To Normal

Sina.com Email Systems Back To Normal 04/07/2005 05:53 PM
ChinaTechNews.com Apr 7 2005 9:16PM GMT

"Happy New Year indeed."

"Happy New Year indeed." 01/23/2004 06:31 PM

happy new year!

happy new year! 01/01/2004 11:07 AM

I got to Madrid okay yesterday, but, in the end, I couldn't get the modem connection to work properly... and in truth I didn't spend that much time with it (I fixed that a few minutes ago problems with a DHCP connection that required some fixed TCP/IP settings)...

... but now we're about to leave, so I'll be brief: Happy 2004 everyone!

PS: Digital life resumes tomorrow afternoon, after I get back to Dublin. :)

Happy New Year !

Happy New Year ! 01/01/2004 03:18 AM
Well we all made it through another year here at ActiveNetwork and our entire staff would like to thank all our viewers for your continued support since our conception back in 1997. With all the additions over the years we think we have certainly come a long way since then.

Happy New Year

Happy New Year 03/13/2003 10:20 AM
Hi Fianarantsoa, Madagaskar 2. january 2003 Finally our 35kg divingbag came to its fully potential. At the end of December...

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year! 12/31/2003 04:59 PM

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 01/01/2004 05:09 PM
Some Fun: Information Security Predictions for 2004!

Happy New Year indeed

Happy New Year indeed 01/22/2004 08:46 PM

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Happy New Year to all

Happy New Year to all 12/31/2003 07:20 PM
InternetRetailer.com Dec 31 2003 6:12PM ET

Happy New Year Everybody

Happy New Year Everybody 01/07/2004 04:39 PM

With just 15 minutes of 2003 remaining, I would like to thank everyone on blogosphere.  May the year 2004, Year of the Monkey, bring you much love, joy, happyness, wealth, and health.

Happy New Year from BetaNews!

Happy New Year from BetaNews! 12/31/2004 02:56 PM
As balls drop, grapes are eaten and other assorted New Year's festivities begin around the world, BetaNews would like to welcome everyone to 2005, which promises to be an exciting year in technology. We ask that you keep in mind those who have lost their lives, families and loved ones as a result of the tsunami in Asia and east Africa.

Happy New Year 2005!

Happy New Year 2005! 01/01/2005 12:53 AM

Here's to a better year than last, peace, love, and understanding.

Happy New Year, Microsoft!

Happy New Year, Microsoft! 07/23/2004 07:49 AM
Microsoft closes out its fiscal year with generous plans.

Happy New Year, part II

Happy New Year, part II 01/01/2005 11:01 PM
It's New Year's Day. Have you remembered to change the copyright dates on all your sites? Or to put it another way: damn, I love ssi's....

Happy New Year 2005

Happy New Year 2005 01/01/2005 08:24 AM
Let me take this opportunity to wish all my readers, viewers and subscribers a very Happy and Prosperous New Year 2005!
There will be no postings today January 1, 2005 .....

Cheers!!

Marcus

Site News: Happy New Year

Site News: Happy New Year 01/01/2004 01:34 PM
Well, whether you're in Europe or the United States (or anywhere else on the globe), you should have made it to 2004 - so we here at PHPDeveloper.org just wanted to wish you all a safe and happy new year.

A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 12/22/2003 08:58 AM
Computer Weekly Dec 22 2003 8:10AM ET

Merry Christmas and a happy new year

Merry Christmas and a happy new year 12/28/2003 08:58 AM
The Fink team and I wish all of you a merry Christmas and happy Holidays. We are looking forward to yet another year where we can help the Macintosh community grow into the world of UNIX together with Mac OS X. We wish you all, that your hope is not too frail and that you will carry on following through with your wishes. May the world we live in gradually become a better place and may peace and understanding settle just for a few days. Enjoy your quiet time and in case we do not get around to saying it soon enough. A happy new year to all of you, stay with us we count on your support.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 12/23/2003 05:06 AM
At this time of the year, there are better things to do than blogging. This is a time for serious fun. Love ya all!

PS: PHP5 beta 3 has just been announced.

It'll Be A Happy New Year If Apple Lives
Up To Predictions

It'll Be A Happy New Year If Apple Lives
Up To Predictions 12/28/2004 05:26 AM

Having scoured the rumor sites and probed the minds of Mac-savvy friends, I believe it's time for Dr. Mac's WWAD (What Will Apple Do) 2005. By Bob LeVitus, Houston Chronicle

Briefly: Happy New Year in store for
chipmakers

Briefly: Happy New Year in store for
chipmakers 12/31/2003 06:15 PM
CNET Dec 31 2003 5:45PM ET

Happy New Year! Do you know where your
Social Security dollars are?

Happy New Year! Do you know where your
Social Security dollars are? 01/03/2005 01:11 AM
Josh Marshall's regular postings on the Social Security debate have been impassioned, persistent and invaluable. Today's Talking Points Memo lays out, in different and probably clearer language than I have been able to muster, the point I've been intermittently making here about the Bush Administration's duplicitous case for Social Security "reform" -- that the "crisis" Bush and co. are scaring the nation with is one of their own making, since they've squandered so much of the fiscal reserve set aside precisely to shore up the retirement system's future:

After 1980 we started borrowing money big-time to finance our deficits -- in large part because of tax cuts on high-income earners. However you want to slice it, we started spending substantially more than we were taking in in tax revenue. So where'd we borrow the money? This is from memory, so I may have the numbers a bit off. But I believe about $4 trillion of that debt was borrowed on the open market -- individual Americans have them in their investment portfolios, or pension funds hold them, or the Chinese, Japanese and the Saudis and others have them in bonds. But about $3 trillion of those dollars we needed to fund the 1980s and 1990s deficits we managed to borrow closer to home. We borrowed it from the Social Security (and a few other government) trust fund(s). Almost the entirety of President Bush's Social Security phase-out plan comes down to a simple proposition: finding out how not to pay it back.

Josh's writing here comes close to the "It's a Wonderful Life"-style clarity on this subject that so often eludes even our most gifted economist-pundits, and that I ached for a month ago. As this debate unrolls in the New Year, he is someone to keep up with.

BONUS LINK [Via Brad DeLong]: For those interested in delving a bit more into the numbers, this post by Brad Setser is a great complement to Marshall's.

Hail Security Geeks, And a Happy New
Year

Hail Security Geeks, And a Happy New
Year 12/31/2003 02:21 PM
Like many of you out there, I have yet in my security career to find a dull New Years Eve in the realm of security. Like many of you out there, I will be keeping close tabs on all functions...

Happy to Steal Back One of Their Own
(Los Angeles Times)

Happy to Steal Back One of Their Own
(Los Angeles Times) 05/04/2004 05:10 AM
Los Angeles Times - BAGHDAD — He came running, in his stocking feet, busting out of the mud-brick shed like a gimpy-legged steer sensing freedom. He waved his T-shirt in the air wildly. He stumbled a few times. He focused on his goal — a platoon of U.S. soldiers in the Iraqi desert.

"sure, it's in north jersey (like
newark)... can someone say that i am
happy that i moved back home?"

"sure, it's in north jersey (like
newark)... can someone say that i am
happy that i moved back home?" 08/01/2004 09:43 PM

AMD exec looks back on year that was

AMD exec looks back on year that was 04/22/2004 09:21 AM
Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s (AMD's) Dirk Meyer has presided over many chip development teams, including two of Digital Equipment Corp.'s Alpha processors and AMD's seventh-generation Athlon XP processors. But as senior vice president of AMD's Computation Products Group, lately his job has meant more time spent in front of airport security screeners than processor designers as he travels around evangelizing AMD's eighth-generation Opteron and Athlon 64 processors.

Looking Back in 2003 With the Year Of
Lists

Looking Back in 2003 With the Year Of
Lists 01/01/2004 12:15 PM
What better way to ring in 2004 than to look back at 2003 with the Year of Lists. Fimoculous has published a look back at year 2003 lists in several categories, including books, music, dance, comics, and ideas, at http://www.fimoculous.com/year-review-2003.cfm...

Squinting back at a myopic year

Squinting back at a myopic year 01/03/2004 11:50 AM
As the first few days of 2004 comes to an end, reflection on the prior year is inevitable. For us Mac faithful, early January lends itself to even greater consideration, being a time of both looking back and guessing forward. As we all know, 2003 has been a doozey. From redesigned PowerBooks and displays, to G5s and the iTunes Music Store, the last 12 months have been a whirlwind of product releases and acclaim, bringing Apple further into the limelight and increasing its brand...

Year in review: Back to nature

Year in review: Back to nature 01/06/2005 07:20 AM
The natural world was the focus of much nanotechnology and energy research. Robots, meanwhile, were learning to mimic crabs and bees.

Back pain costs $90 billion/year

Back pain costs $90 billion/year 01/02/2004 07:13 AM
A Duke University study has concluded that back pain costs the US economy $90 billion a year.

"To put these expenses in perspective, the total $90 billion spent in 1998 represented 1 percent of the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and the $26 billion in direct back pain costs accounted for 2.5 percent of all health care expenditures for that year," said lead researcher Xuemei Luo, Ph.D., who published the results of the Duke study today (Jan. 1, 2004) in the journal Spine.

OK, here's a thing: from the age of 17, right up until September 2002, I suffered from really bad back pain. I would spend a couple days a month laid up on the sofa, unable to move, and I'd go through a couple bottles of over-the-counter pain meds a month. I developed chemical burns on my back from overuse of "deep heat" patches and Tiger Balm. I saw a doctor who told me that I would likely need to have my spine fused.

Then I read this really weird, hippy-trippy book by Richard Sarno, a guy who appears to be to back pain what Atkins was to dieting a couple years back, a fringe researcher with no independent verification of his results and a slightly suspect, "They laughed at me in Vienna, I'll show them all" affect that makes it hard to take his stuff seriously.

Sarno advocates a kind of self-hypnosis or self-interrogation to relieve the mental causes of back pain, and states that it works even if you don't believe in it. Well, I tried it. 24h later, I began the single longest period of pain-free living in my adult life. I haven't been laid up in over a year now, and I take painkillers for headaches, not back-aches.

Your mileage may vary, but after more than a year of this, I'm ready to start talking about it. Like Atkins for weight loss and hypnosis for smoking cessation, Sarnoid back-therapy feels something like getting root on my body, like being able to move into user-controlled space stuff that the OS was badly mismanaging in the background. L ink

Happy New
Year!

Happy New
Year! 01/01/2004 01:03 AM
From all of us at Rebelscum.com, we wish you and yours a very safe and happy new year!

Pseudo Interactive, Toronto game
company, bounces back from up-and-down
year

Pseudo Interactive, Toronto game
company, bounces back from up-and-down
year 05/10/2004 07:11 PM
Canadian Press via Canada.com May 10 2004 11:19PM GMT

I'm normal, but ...

I'm normal, but ... 07/07/2004 07:49 AM
I'm a healthy 26-year-old man and I've never had sex. Should I tell my girlfriend?

Red and Blue, or Red and Normal?

Red and Blue, or Red and Normal? 06/23/2004 08:43 PM
Perverse Polarity: Bipartisanship is another name for date rape? An examination of all of the talk about how polarized we are as a people, and what the facts actually are. Yet even when journalists' own evidence plainly shows that one party has become more moderate and the other more ideologically extreme, they can't bring themselves to say so.

Not a normal family

Not a normal family 06/24/2005 07:54 PM
I'm sitting at the dining room table geeking out with Tom's kitchen PowerBook, and Tom and Sean are watching Swan Lake on TV. I've already come to the conclusion that they'll watch darn near anything so long as it's in...

Are You Normal About Money?

Are You Normal About Money? 01/05/2005 11:16 AM
Well, are you? Most of us are certifiably weird about it.

Don't Tremble, Quaking Normal

Don't Tremble, Quaking Normal 01/03/2004 06:02 AM
The devastating earthquake in Iran is part of a pattern in the last two weeks that includes quakes of similar magnitudes felt from California to Indonesia. Seismologists say they are normal but not related.
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