October 23, 2003

Prominent American Muslim indicted CNN - A prominent member of the American Muslim community was indicted Thursday on charges he engaged in prohibited dealings with Libya, including accepting $340,000 in cash from the Libyan government, authorities said. Abdurahman Alamoudi could face a maximum 105 years in prison and revocation of his U.S. citizenship if convicted.  UPDATE: "Alamoudi was invited to meet with candidate Bush in Austin, Texas, in 2000, and was invited to join President Bush at prayer services for the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks." How could the White House NOT have known who this guy was hanging out with? 9:19:20 PM

More Reuters Bias:  The Jerusalem Post is a "right wing daily". 1:03:22 PM

Bush official caught in church dragnet In an emerging scandal, NBC News has produced tapes proving beyond deniability that the new deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence is ... a Christian. Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin has been captured on a series of grainy tapes, attesting to his faith at churches and prayer breakfasts. I don't normally link to Ann Coulter, but this is good. 12:54:39 PM

Matt has a LGF moment... 9:22:16 AM

Lots of porn surfing at work, HR folks say in poll Arizona Business Gazette, AZ - Your co-worker in the next cubicle may be getting some cheap thrills via the office computer. Two-thirds of human resources professionals say they've discovered porn on company computers. 7:41:41 AM

Apple rocks on with iTunes for Windows San Jose Mercury News - Apple Computer's new iTunes Music Store for Windows isn't the perfect place to buy songs online, but it's very, very good and will be tough for competitors to beat. 7:22:12 AM