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- The union representing 5,500 faculty members at Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities began voting Monday on whether its executive council should call for a strike if contract negotiations break down. |
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- A high school player in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, has set a new state record. |
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- A Lackawanna County district justice charged with two misdemeanor counts of marijuana possession has waived his right to a preliminary hearing. That clears the way for his formal arraignment and possible trial. |
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- The nation's largest pharmacy benefit-management company received kickbacks from drug manufacturers for persuading doctors to switch patients to medications produced by the firms, prosecutors said. |
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- A homeless man who was living in a building at a vacant lumber yard has pleaded guilty to two counts of arson, admitting that some candles he lit had started the fire. |
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- The Pennsylvania Golf Course Owners Association joined local taxpayers and other groups in filing suit to block a proposed regional recreation center. |
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- A police officer is recovering from injuries he received when he and his partner tried to stop two suspects from stealing a car. |
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- Pope John Paul II is "in a bad way," one of his closest advisers was quoted as saying in a German magazine interview published Tuesday. |
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- The Cubans who converted a 1951 Chevy pickup truck into a boat and tried to sail to Florida said Monday their attempts to emigrate legally to the United States also failed. |
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- The Justice Department launched a full-blown criminal investigation into who leaked the name of a CIA officer, and President Bush directed his White House staff on Tuesday to cooperate fully. |
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- With the images of the final goodbye for Veterans Stadium still fresh in their memories, the Phillies front office is already plotting the moves they'll need to make as they head into 2004 and new Citzens Bank Ballpark. |
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- Two Social Security workers have been accused of selling Social Security cards to several people who were not eligible to receive the cards. |
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- The catapult watch costs $60, but it's got a tiny catapult on top. "When they look around to see who's been pelting them with spitballs, you'll just be casually checking the time." Yeah, on your damn catapult watch! You think they won't know? Backyard Artillery also has other weapons of varying degrees of lethality, including suction cup crossbows, childhood favorite burp guns[0], and labor-saving hand-held bubble machines. |
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- "Justice Verniero to Step Down in August": The New York Times this evening has a news update reporting that "Justice Peter G. Verniero of the New Jersey Supreme Court, who came close to impeachment in 2001 in the furor over racial profiling in the state, |
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- May's firing was engineered by Tracy Thomas, a prominent local conservative activist who is averse to the gay-rights agenda. Tracy, a significant c... - www.indymedia.org: |
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- Doug Mohney over at The Inquirer has written up a lively column talking about his quest for a new laptop, but that quest seems continually on hold as he waits for new technologies. The same could be said of PDAs - something better is always around the corner. If you're always waiting for the "next big thing", you'll never get new hardware or software. At the point when your current hardware can no longer do what you need, you buy something new that does - it's that simple. Getting caught up in the never-ending waiting game for "what's next" is a losing proposition. |
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- Project description: GPU is a Gnutella client for sharing files and CPU-resources. Our objective is to develop a robust framework for distributed computing on a peer-to-peer grid. We hope to support peaceful, open and free research and to build a cheap supercomputer. |
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- Project administrators: dangermaus, seeschloss |
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- Most recent daily statistics (28 Sep 2003): Ranking: 5094, Activity percentile: 62.24%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (28 Sep 2003): Download count: 3 |
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- Public mailing lists: gpu-world |
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- Public discussion forums: Help, Developers, Open Discussion |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (28 Sep 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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Diatom (Sep 30 2003 23:40 GMT) |
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- added definition of gores, grants, purchases, and townships |
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- added Mt. Washington & definition of gores, grants, purchases, and townships |
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- A man who was to appear in court Tuesday on charges of having sex with his girlfriend inside St. Patrick's Cathedral as part of a radio show stunt has died at his home in Virginia, his lawyer said. |
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- Mozillan engineitä hyödyksikäyttäe voisin joskus katsoa miten helposti saa vä |
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- Over 160 new newspapers. You'd think it would be mentioned in this bastion of 'independent' media. LOL - nyc.indymedia.org: |
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- "Plans to make a suicide on stage the centrepiece of a performance by the alternative rock band Hell on Earth will not be thwarted, the lead singer said yesterday." Euthanasia & Rock, together for the first time. |
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- Real-time Linux vendor FSMLabs reports that it has created a version of Linux that radically speeds up system boot time -- to less than 200 milliseconds (ms) from power-up to application code startup. The techniques are processor independent, and boot times of under 100 ms are expected in the future. |
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- [QUOTE][url="http://www. diamondtalk. com/forums/showthread. php? |
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- We know these screeners are a small part of piracy, but I aim to close every kind of hole in the dike I can find on piracy," Jack Valenti, head of the MPAA ... |
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- We know these screeners are a small part of piracy, but I aim to close every kind of hole in the dike I can find on piracy," Jack Valenti, head of the MPAA ... |
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- We know these screeners are a small part of piracy, but I aim to close every kind of hole in the dike I can find on piracy," Jack Valenti, head of the MPAA ... |
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- Here ya go, for the list of posts: http://www. cadenhead. org/workbench/stories/2003/06/ html |
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Thanks Ryan (Sep 30 2003 23:38 GMT) - Thanks RyanWow, new improved bloggerific directions on how to take the T from Logan to Harvard Square if you're visiting for BloggerCon. Here's a weird thing about the Boston T. If you don't know if you're going INBOUND or OUTBOUND you're in big trouble. Inbound means vaguely that you're heading into the center of Boston and Outbound means your heading vaguely out of the center of Boston. Drink two beers and try to remember when your heading to Fenway Park for a Sox game, which is kindof in town, but you need to go kindof out of town towards Brookline to get to it, what the hell direction you're going in and you'll see why they wrote that popular song about a guy who gets lost on the MTA and never returns. |
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