Enema update
February 1, 2008Russian spa makes guests sick with unhealthy enema
http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSEIC17931820080131
Self satisfaction, not happiness, is the goal of life
Russian spa makes guests sick with unhealthy enema
http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSEIC17931820080131
I just got uncooked chicken for lunch today at a downtown restaurant. So too do a lot of kids at school:
http://www.hsus.org/farm/news/ournews/undercover_investigation.html
NSFW, the usual disclaimer
I got this from a recruiter saying that a government agency was putting on a ‘blitz’ to staff 10 positions by next week. Names hidden to protect the innocent.
I am working on a contract position at <insert govt agency here>. This is what they call a "blitz" which means that they will look at resumes and bring people in for a face to face next week and make a decision the next day with a start date the week after. I do not have specifics yet, but typically it is a 6 month contract... If you are presently looking for a new spot and interested in this I would like to talk to you later today or over the weekend. ... The deadline for resumes to be submitted to this REQ will be MONDAY (2/4/2008) at 5pm. The interviews for the chosen candidates will be held on THURSDAY (2/7/2008). Importantly: Candidates must be either LOCAL, or have no issues in traveling to interview on Thursday (2/7/2008). Phone interviews will NOT be accepted under ANY circumstances. Please remember the deadline for entries to this REQ will be 2/4/2008. The vendors will be notified on 2/6/2008 if their candidates have been selected for interview. The interviews for the chosen candidates will be held on 2/7/2008. Offers will be extended on 2/8/2008. Feedback will be provided for those candidates not selected the following week.
How common is this out there? (Don’t know the contract terms, must commit to being available all day long on the the interview day because at best you’ll be notified of intent to interview the evening before) Maybe I’m just naive. At least they give you feedback.
OK, the story is that two undersea telecom cables were cut off the coast of Egypt, reportedly due to an anchor ripping them. Repairs held up due to weather.
You did know that practically all intercontinental telecom traffic(voice, Internet) travels via undersea cable?
http://www.charlotte.com/business/story/472618.html
Third cable cut?
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/third-undersea-cable-reportedly-cut/story.aspx
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5jkIPd_ehGe59agCrTlN_K4XZx5AwD8UHDIM00
While on the topic of geography, the company Telegeography has some interesting maps:
http://www.telegeography.com/maps/index.php
Can you think of any terrorists you know of would have the imagination to think of dragging a boat anchor around in certain key waters?