Month: June 2005

Evic­tions from pub­lic hous­ing near Start­ing Fri­day, the Atlanta Hous­ing Author­i­ty will begin evict­ing ten­ants who are not work­ing, in school or in a work force train­ing pro­gram.… The author­i­ty, which began noti­fy­ing res­i­dents about the new rule last fall, said…

Supreme Court jus­tice faces boot from home? Devel­op­er wants ‘Lost Lib­er­ty Hotel’ built upon prop­er­ty of David Souter Please excuse the source — it isn’t as if I con­sid­er it a cred­i­ble site, but I could­n’t resist link­ing to this particular…

Boffins cre­ate zom­bie dogs SCIENTISTS have cre­at­ed eerie zom­bie dogs, rean­i­mat­ing the canines after sev­er­al hours of clin­i­cal death in attempts to devel­op sus­pend­ed ani­ma­tion for humans. US sci­en­tists have suc­ceed­ed in reviv­ing the dogs after three hours of clin­i­cal death,…

I’ve real­ly been look­ing for­ward to vis­it­ing Ikea after their Atlanta store opens this week if only to see what all the fuss is about.  I had no idea that it was such a to-do, though. The Atlanta police have a…

Supreme Court rules against file swap­ping Y’all bet­ter learn to use Bit­Tor­rent! The Supreme Court has hand­ed movie stu­dios and record labels a sweep­ing vic­to­ry against file swap­ping, rul­ing that peer-to-peer com­pa­nies such as Grokster could be held respon­si­ble for…