Month: April 2004

Pre-emptive puzzle

Israeli ‘traitor’ released from jail. Based on the doctrine of pre-emption, which the Bush administration used to justify the invasion of Iraq, should the US now do likewise to Israel for the suspected possession of weapons of mass destruction? Or will the doctrine of pre-emption be non-retroactive, since the secrets were leaked in 1986? 🙂

Time to score

Today, I learnt that my piano teacher was going to hold a jazz clinic for his students. He was going to team his students up with professional musicians so we could experience playing in a band. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that I was one of his strongest students and that he had selected …

Kinja

An article on Kinja, Nick Denton’s new weblog aggregating service, has taken up page 38 of The Straits Times today (well, actually it was taken from the New York Times; subscription required). I signed up for the service after reading Kottke’s post. You can find the link under my Menu. Some of my favourite blogs …

Grumpy.

We’re experiencing a couple of problems with iPod and iTunes synchronisation here. Advice and provision of any links to tutorials, troubleshooting and FAQ pages would be greatly appreciated. It seems that my sister’s new 15GB iPod is unable to sync with my PC. My PC only recognises VanPod, my own 40GB iPod. We’ve already registered …