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- Alan Kotok reviews Doug Kaye's Loosely Coupled (and Doug responds): Most discussions of Web services, even for business people, focus on the technology of Web services, especially the basic specifications: SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI. Technology management co |
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- Tonight Eyewitness News uncovers yet another security breach in New York. Millions of gallons of jet fuel, highly explosive jet fuel, sitting virtually unguarded. |
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- Police have made a frightening discovery in Westchester County -- weapons and bomb-making matterials were found in a garden apartment. |
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- Police need your help in tracking down a suspect who tried to abduct an eight-year-old girl in the Bronx. |
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- so one of my lj friends found out recently she has HPV. and since the stats she was telling me on AIM were so high , i decided to take the opportunity to share with you all. why you ask? because nearly three out of four Americans between the ages of 15 and 49 have been infected with genital HPV in their lifetimes. most people dont even know it. |
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- Not only did they take out a unibrow, but they also eradicated back hair. Good Lord. Update: And they trimmed... |
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- More info, along with my question from below, but not a helpful answer:Senate Republicans on Tuesday voted to begin assessing fines against their boycotting colleagues on Wednesday. The fine, formally proposed by Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, would begin at... |
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- Keith Osik hit a bases-clearing double and Keith Ginter added a two-run double, leading the Milwaukee Brewers to a 6-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night. |
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- Madison - Brett Bell wouldn't mind traveling back in time, past 2002 and 2001, his first two seasons at the University of Wisconsin, when he foundered as a reserve free safety. |
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- Harley-Davidson is keeping the biggest entertainers for its 100th anniversary weekend under wraps. |
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- WLZR-FM (102.9) is trying once again to syndicate top-rated morning guys Brian Nelson and Bob Madden, this time in the Madison radio market. |
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- Sturgeon Bay - William S. Fairfield, whose name is on the most recent addition to northeastern Wisconsin's fine arts museum scene, was a journalist, liberal political activist, art collector and land developer. Most of all, however, he was a pro-active humanist with an entrepreneurial bent and a fondness for the sculpture of Henry Moore. For proof, one needs only to drop in at the William S. Fairfield Public Gallery, in a recycled historic building in the heart of Sturgeon Bay's business district. |
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- After conducting a national search that attracted about 50 applicants, the Milwaukee Shakespeare Company has chosen a new artistic director from its backyard. |
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- National headliners Dale Ann Bradley and the group IIIrd Tyme Out are among the acts scheduled to perform at the 10th annual East Troy Bluegrass Festival, Sept. 6 and 7 on the Village Square in East Troy. |
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- Last of four parts Montreal - Mark Twain famously observed here that it was "the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn't throw a brick without breaking a church window." It's still true of a brick in Montreal or, in Quebec City, a brickbat. Standing in the Quebec historic district known as Place-Royale one day I watched a jaded tourist confront Eglise Notre-Dame-des-Victoires and decide it just wasn't for her. |
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- "If it fits in the car, bring it." |
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- Eric Chavez is off to a great start in August. He hit his third HR of the month, a two run shot in the first. He's 15 for 41, with seven of his hits for extra bases in the month.... |
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- It would be immensely appreciated if folks could print out some of these flyers out and post them! (article 1) - www.nyc.indymedia.org: |
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- With Relatives Like This I guess there is something to be said for cremation: Magazine Reports Ted Williams Is Stored Frozen in Two Pieces. After Ted Williams's death last year, his head was surgically removed from his body at a cryonics facility in Arizona, Sports Illustrated has reported. By Richard Sandomir. [New York Times: |
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- A few thoughts before you go to bed tonight.Read in a loud voice the below parragraphs three times each. Don't let your dog barking at you discourage your efforts. Drink one or two shots of your fave ethyl mix. |
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- 5 tread 50, 10 elliptical 120, I was yogafied for one hour tonight! I almost killed myself in some animal contortionist position, mais c'est tres incroyable! I have stories... |
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- More Pictures: Under the theory that it's more fun to screw around with technology than actually learn to use it properly, here is my first attempt at a photolog, constructed using Apple's iPhoto "Export as Web Page" feature. http://www. well. |
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- I for one would really like to own a beautiful, inexpensive |
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- Jan, I always love your pictures!!!!! Did you have to cut the |
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Pop quiz (Aug 13 2003 03:26 GMT) - Which Portland city bureau produces the most horse manure? (a) Police Mounted Patrol (b) Planning BureauThe correct answer, by far, is (b). A gangster halfway house across from a school on SE 13th is fine with these folks, but car... |
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- Hey Brad, I subscribe, but only at work - been home this week (I need a centralized aggregator!). I'm with Peter, live around the Gov's mansion, so I vote for downtown. I work in DTC though, and I could go for Boulder even. Definitive enough? |
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- Well, I'm in Biloxi, at the Beau Rivage, and lemme tell ya, I have raked in the dough downstairs at... |
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- With Relatives Like This I guess there is something to be said for cremation: Magazine Reports Ted Williams Is Stored Frozen in Two Pieces. After Ted Williams's death last year, his head was surgically removed from his body at a cryonics facility in Arizona, Sports Illustrated has reported. By Richard Sandomir. [New York Times: |
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- As some of you are very well aware, this past week has been the hardest of my life. It just became impossible -- she passed away this morning. I'm not sure when I'm going to post again. And she... |
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- As some of you are very well aware, this past week has been the hardest of my life. It just became impossible -- she passed away this morning. I'm not sure when I'm going to post again. And she... |
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- Just curious. The GOP will be staging its national convention in New York City next year, just weeks removed from... |
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- Where to start? KB Toys is selling an Elite Force Aviator “doll” of the current President of the United States,... |
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- Where to start? KB Toys is selling an Elite Force Aviator “doll” of the current President of the United States,... |
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- Althoiugh sans smut peddlers, porn queens, anf former child stars, it doesn't top the CA Carny. Still, it is worth noting: Texas Republicans Vote to Fine Fugitive DemocratsRepublicans in the Texas Senate voted on Tuesday to fine 11 fugitive Democrats... |
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- 2 spelling and grammar fixes |
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- Women who return to full-time work within 18 months are not damaging their child's education, new research suggests. |
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- Leading Irish jump jockey Kieran Kelly dies after suffering head injuries in a fall last Friday. |
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- A Beginner's Guide to TrackBack I really like trackback. So I'm testing it with this post. Sue me. |
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- Anthony Buco David II died on his 24th birthday, two days after he was beaten outside a Virginia Beach nightclub. Following a monthlong investigation, prosecutors charged two sailors in David's July 7 death - not with murder, but with lynching. |
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- Questions abound on Powell's February UN testimony... |
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Crumb (Aug 13 2003 03:23 GMT) - I watched this documentary the other night called Crumb [1] about the artist Robert Crumb. According to every other reference about him, I am supposed to preface his name with "the underground comic artist". But I mean really, how underground is someone with a documentary about them on the bloody True Stories channel..? I have never really been into comics other than Tank Girl [2], so not surprisingly I had never heard of him. I watched it because it was Friday night and I was semi-tipsy and didn't want to read anymore... |
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- Although free and fair elections are a central tenet of America's democracy, no one paid much attention to how they were executed for years. Not until 1990 did federal elections officials decide to write voluntary standards to certify voting machines. Still, the atmosphere remained fairly clubby, with one lab doing the testing and a revolving door between voting machine companies and the state officials who later went to work for them. Although nearly 20 companies have had equipment certified by the FEC, only three are major players: Diebold, with 55,000 touch screens throughout the country; |
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