] Anarchists' Convention Debates Whether Voting Makes You a
] Bad Anarchist

does anyone else see the humor in this that I do?

Anarchists' Convention Debates Voting

Kimbo Slice is the guy in the white shorts. He is an underground boxer, that will fight anyone, anytime, anyplace, for between $5,000 and $10,000. Backed by a Miami porn site mogul, he has these fights for a living until he goes pro. Which he is looking to do, in UFC or something. So, if you wanna throw down with Kimbo then you'd better hurry up. Otherwise you'll have to assault him or go pro to get a piece.

It has been argued that he was on PCP, or a short acting anabolic agent popular with Mike Tyson, that stimulates extreme aggression. But the guy went to prison for 10 years, and was probably raped before he got that big, so I think he just has an enormous amount of aggression and experience in fighting.

You decide. For me: Kimbo is my hero either way. He is way tough.

kimboslice@hotmail.com if you want to throw down.

Meet Kimbo Slice. Do not anger Kimbo. Kimbo is teh tough.

Review of poor security in the 802.1x standard including attack structures.

An Initial Security Analysis of the IEEE 802.1x Standard

] President George W. Bush's tax cuts have transferred the
] federal tax burden from the richest Americans to
] middle-class families, with one-third of the cuts
] benefiting people with the top 1 percent of income,
] according to a government report cited in newspapers
] Friday.

[shudder]
shocking!

Reports contend Bush tax cuts benefit rich

] But overhauling a traditional service design is no
] one-shot, onetime deal. Because technological and
] infrastructure changes, competition, and industry
] restructuring are ongoing, service companies need to
] constantly experiment and fine-tune their systems if they
] are to negotiate these changes in a sustainable manner.

This article addresses numerous topics springing from the current transformation from early stage information economy to more mature models.

For me personally, it's a ringing endorsement for the constant creation and destruction of an organization from within. It also lays out a recommendation for a process based organization much like what AMHC is undertaking.

Boot Camp for Service Operations

] "Publishing is broken," he said. "Sales are low, there's
] no money, and deadlines and delays are a headache. You
] have three months to sell a book and then it's obsolete.
] Last year, I realized all the pieces were there finally
] for publishing e-books."

Good ole Adam finally cracks the nut!

Net Publishing Made Profitable

] Covad executives know that despite improved finances and
] some support from the FCC's Powell, the company cannot
] rely on the Telecom Act to keep its business growing.

Covad tries an end run

] Four members of a family have been arrested and charged
] with murder for allegedly killing and eating a relative
] during a wedding reception -- and serving his flesh to
] unwitting party guests, police have said.

wow!

Police: Wedding guests eat victim

] Below are my suggestions for the top 10 things Microsoft
] and TiVo must each do to win the battle for the living
] room.

Ten things that Microsoft and TiVo must each do to win the living room

] With the Woodward Dream Cruise on Aug. 21, classic cars
] like Christie's soon will hold the attention of metro
] Detroit. Many of the drivers and car enthusiasts will be
] baby boomers attempting to recapture the glories of their
] youth.
]
] Christie, an honor student at Rochester Adams High
] School, will be right in the thick of it. She's a
] self-professed motorhead, able to rip apart an engine and
] put it back together. She has a scrapbook filled with
] pictures of the 1971 'Cuda and her favorite Friday night
] hangout is a gathering of muscle car fanatics.

CHRISTINE'S 'CUDA: A 16-year-old Rochester Hills motorhead restored her mom's 1971 Plymouth and can't wait to show off the classic at the Dream Cruise