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T minus 90 minutes (Aug 11 2003 22:59 GMT) - Of course, I am running around like a chicken with it's head cut off! I am trying to get everything... |
Bozzy's World
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Pop quiz! (Aug 11 2003 22:59 GMT) - What pair of pants did you almost wear today? inspired by chris... |
Bozzy's World
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Pop quiz! (Aug 11 2003 22:59 GMT) - What pair of pants did you almost wear today? inspired by chris... |
YudelLine
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IDF considers releasing its official ... (Aug 11 2003 22:59 GMT) - IDF considers releasing its official history of 1973 war (Ha'aretz) A two-volume, 744-page official Israel Defense Forces history of the Yom Kippur War, completed nearly a decade ago but not shown to anyone other than staff college graduates and the most senor officers - and the senior officers mentioned in it, or their relatives if officers have died - might yet be published in the coming months. The assumption in the General Staff is that the report was shelved to satisfy various politicians, most specifically Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, whose performance as a reserve general, commanding a corps in the Sinai, is described in terms that infuriated him when he read a draft of the report and commented on it |
Jew*School
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arbeiters and writers (Aug 11 2003 22:59 GMT) - the jewish labor committe, along with the congress for jewish culture and the yiddish forward have organized a gathering to commemorate the jewish writers murdered in the lubyanka prison in moscow on aug. 12, 1952.the program will feature poems, songs and memoirs read by poets, actors, and scholars of yiddish including sholem berger, thomas bird, yontev derbaremdiker, dr. paul glasser, emanuel s. goldsmith, beyle schaechter-gottesman, pearl lang, moyshe loyev, david rogow, charne schaechter, yelena shmulenson, joseph weissman, and hy wolfe. |
Due Diligence
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Back in body, if not ... (Aug 11 2003 22:58 GMT) - Back in body, if not in mind After ten days of being (over)fed by relatives and others, I'm now on the salad and soup routine for a while. While I did my best to ignore the news, particularly politics and technology, a couple of items did soak through: Once Ahnuld announced, all I had to do was mention being from California to be immediately asked "what's going on out there", and spend 10-15 minutes explaining budget and energy crises, Davis, and so forth. Score a high level of interest, but apparently little confidence that the media are delivering useful information. Since this is the 'silly season' of August writ large, that's likely correct. |
chrisruzin.net
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Just Call Me Captain Lucky (Aug 11 2003 22:57 GMT) - Or Major Bonehead. Either one will work. Yesterday, I was using our riding mower on one of our drainage ditches. It was twilight, so it was hard to make out objects in the grass. I was almost done with this one ditch when I saw a 20+ foot length of 1/8 inch steel cable jumbled up right in front of the mower. |
thriving on chaos
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I'm outta here (Aug 11 2003 22:57 GMT) - I'll be in Duck, North Carolina for the next week. Maybe I'll blog. Maybe I won't. Back to the grind in full form on August 19th. |
the dot-communist
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I'm outta here (Aug 11 2003 22:57 GMT) - I'll be in Duck, North Carolina for the next week. Maybe I'll blog. Maybe I won't. Back to the grind in full form on August 19th. |
paxtonland
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Sorry, Dano, Had To Steal One From Your Death Watch (Aug 11 2003 22:57 GMT) - This has to rank up there among the favorite moments in American sports history. I can remember running around the house like a nut and not calming down for hours. At school this was all we talked about for days. Former Olympic Hockey Coach Brooks Dies Coach Brooks played a... |
paxtonland
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Too Much Good Stuff In the News Today (Aug 11 2003 22:57 GMT) - First of all, what these radical animals rights people are calling 'blood sport' is a time honored activity known as hunting. The Masai have two choices, hunt or starve. For Prince William to not participate would probably make him look arrogant or rude in the eyes of his hosts. BBC... |
paxtonland
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As Volcanism Contributes to the Depletion of the Ozone... (Aug 11 2003 22:57 GMT) - We must lobby congress and try to ban the type of natural activity occuring beneath Mt. Rainier. Mount Rainier called a threat Or at least get them to spend a lot of money studying ways to keep volcanos from erupting and possibly look into levying heavy fines against, god, Mt.... |
paxtonland
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Final Taps (Aug 11 2003 22:57 GMT) - Gregory Hines, 57, is dead of cancer I always prefered Tapin to Rappin and our society lost one of the best today.... |
paxtonland
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Pepsi's Bazillion Dollar Giveaway! (0.1% Possibility) (Aug 11 2003 22:57 GMT) - I read the fine print for this thing a couple months ago when I first heard about it. Apparently, you buy a Pepsi, get a funky code, register and enter the code on their website, and hope that your entry is one of 60-75 drawn every week, through Aug. 27th.... |
.:: SarGardoon ::.
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چگونه صفحه خطای 404 دلخواه بسازيم؟ (Aug 11 2003 22:56 GMT) - در مطلب گذشته درباره لزوم داشتن يک صفحه خطای 404 (404 Error Page) گفتيم. حال میخواهيم بگوييم که چگونه میتوان آن را بر روی سايت پيادهسازی کرد. قبل از هر چيز بايد اين نکته را خاطرنشان کنيم که ساخت اين... |
Conclusive Evidence--of Dave Cullen's existence
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All blogs turn to Clark . . . (Aug 11 2003 22:55 GMT) - Yes, that header is a gross overstatement, but no sooner did Biden bow out than the blogs started crackling with conjecture about the last big open question that we know of: Will General Wesley Clark run? And if he does, will it tear the Democratic race wide open, or is he too unknown, too inexperienced arriving way too late in the race? DailyKos posed the Clark question and a fascinating discussion erupted in the comments section. Check them out. |
written road blog
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It's BP Week! (Aug 11 2003 22:55 GMT) - Whether you're attending the Book Passage Travel Writer and Photographers Conference or just bumping beer mugs in the after hour... |
Mugendai
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Nate's next BEST IDEA EVER (Aug 11 2003 22:54 GMT) - I'm going to make a photo-documentary site as my website. HAR HAR. I've got enough interesting subjects to make QUITE... |
Science Friction
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X Prize attempt gets closer as SpaceShipOne completes first glide test (Aug 11 2003 22:54 GMT) - Scaled Composites is favourite to win the X-Prize with its combination craft SpaceShipOne and White Knight. White Knight is to carry SS1 to a sufficiently high altitude where the two separte and SS1 continues into Space. In a milestone test last week SpaceShipOne (SS1) completed its first unpowered free flight after being carried aloft attached underneath White Knight and released at 14,300 meters and a speed of 195 kmph. According to a report on Scaled's web site, SS1 glided for 19 minutes, testing the vehicle's performance over 60% of the planned subsonic flight envelope, before making a runway landing at Mojave Airport in California. The vehicle's performance compared well to simulator tests. |
Peaktalk
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PERSISTENT CARDS, PART II (Aug 11 2003 22:54 GMT) - As I reported earlier this month a debate in Britain has started over the introduction of national ID cards and I pointed out that although there is a strong argument as well as a significant movement against the introduction of... |
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