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War is peace! (Oct 02 2003 06:33 GMT) - How the Bush administration's propaganda machine -- with the help of Roger Ailes' Fox News -- distorts the truth in the Middle East and at home. [Salon] |
Mirabilis.ca
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Medieval seals (Oct 02 2003 06:33 GMT) - Ooooh! Here's a fine medieval seals website, courtesy of Durham University Library's Archives and Special Collections. Go and explore. The links on the left lead to pages with descriptions and excellent thumbnail photos of individual seals. Whose seals would you most like to see? |
Mirabilis.ca
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Medieval seals (Oct 02 2003 06:33 GMT) - Ooooh! Here's a fine medieval seals website, courtesy of Durham University Library's Archives and Special Collections. Go and explore. The links on the left lead to pages with descriptions and excellent thumbnail photos of individual seals. Whose seals would you most like to see? |
The Agonist
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One of leaks from VPs office (Oct 02 2003 06:33 GMT) - Former CIA Agent Larry Johnson, who worked with Wilson's CIA Agent wife, and who was on Newshour with Jim Lehrer in the last few days, was on MSNBC's Buchanan and Press tonight. He stated that one of the leakers is tied to the Vice President's office, is a well known individual, and has been involved in past scandals. He says that the leaker works in the Executive Office Building (i.e. not the West Wing). |
Playing with my food, and other things...
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The evil is there, but ... (Oct 02 2003 06:32 GMT) - The evil is there, but you cannot see it directly. You must relax and re-focus. Use your peripheral vision. There are shadowy shapes at the edges of your consciousness, perhaps just beyond. Do not attempt to look directly at them, they will vanish. |
Tim Swanson
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It Takes Your Stomach 7 Years To Digest Gum, Billy Said So (Oct 02 2003 06:32 GMT) - - The Worst Jobs In Science:11. METRIC SYSTEM ADVOCATE The Metric Program of the National Institute of Standards and Technology has a bold, if Napoleonic, motto: "Toward a Metric America." That is, a fanciful future in which we'll buy decagrams of hamburger and liters of gas. |
CrazyCow's Weblog
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We survived the 9-hour trip ... (Oct 02 2003 06:32 GMT) - We survived the 9-hour trip to Muswellbrook in NSW up an interesting short cut that might not go down in history as the best way to get from Shepparton to NSW. It was entertaining though, bumping along those gravel roads, and getting to rubber neck over all those exclusive looking horsey properties, who could teach us all a thing or two about what kind of houses to aspire to. We arrived and I was expecting similar temperatures to last year - 30 degree at least - well, we've had rain, hail, wind, thunder and lightning. Everyone up here is desperate for moisture so even the sight of show cows running for cover did not dampen their mood. The rain is a godsend for Hunter Valley folks and coming from Northern Victoria, who are we to deny them! |
bloggerApiTest News
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Blogger News Item (Oct 02 2003 06:32 GMT) - The evil is there, but you cannot see it. You must relax and re-focus. Use your peripheral vision. They are shadowy shapes at the edges of consciousness, perhaps just beyond. Do not attempt to look directly at them, they will vanish. |
Ecademy
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International Networking [Richard Sheppard] (Oct 02 2003 06:32 GMT) - If the terrorists don't get us, the extra red tape and taxes will! So far, many measures in "the war against terrorism" have been expensive failures. Networking, so powerful in the business context should be equally effective in the international context. It is hard to hate people we know as real people rather than as "symbols" or "caricatures." Where do we start? |
Ecademy
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International Networking [Richard Sheppard] (Oct 02 2003 06:32 GMT) - If the terrorists don't get us, the extra red tape and taxes will! So far, many measures in "the war against terrorism" have been expensive failures. Networking, so powerful in the business context should be equally effective in the international context. It is hard to hate people we know as real people rather than as "symbols" or "caricatures." Where do we start? |
Hot Frozen Soup
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Hell on Earth, Live (Oct 02 2003 06:32 GMT) - Hell on Earth (as of writing, their site seems to be down) is a rock band based in Florida. At their next concert on Saturday, they are planning to webcast the suicide / euthanasia of a friend of the band who is terminally ill. Attempts have been made to ban the event, but the band insists it will still go ahead with the show. It is still unknown if the suicide 'stunt' is real or... |
Al-Muhajabah's Islamic Blogs
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grass-roots politics (Oct 02 2003 06:31 GMT) - This evening I attended the general meeting of the Democratic party in my legislative district. We met in a local public library. This was my first time attending a meeting and everybody was very welcoming to the Muslim in their midst. We discussed the recent primary elections and how various Democratic candidates did, then heard reports on meetings of the state and county Democratic party central committees. The state central committee had passed a resolution in support of paper trails for electronic voting machines. |
The Legal Reader
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"Driving Dangerously With the Patriot Act" (Oct 02 2003 06:30 GMT) - Attorney General John Ashcroft is running a dead heat with A. Mitchell Palmer, attorney general in the Wilson administration, for the distinction of being the worst in that job in the history of the United States. One of the... |
Gavin's Blog
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spamassassin (Oct 02 2003 06:30 GMT) - I've been thinking a bit about better intergration of SpamAssassin on my system (if you don't use sendmail these may... |
Ecademy: user blogs
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Bad week for Microsoft, India and South Korea jump ship [John M Howitt] (Oct 02 2003 06:29 GMT) - Bit of a bad week for MS. First the Indian Government goes Linux / OS and now South Korean Government announces the same with savings of $300m a year with the swap. Wonder what Steve Ballmer's pitch to the Korean Government was. "Look guys I know you will save $300m a year by adopting OS as well as getting code that you can adapt yourselves and fix all the bugs yourselves but you are missing out spending all that cash with us as well as locking yourselves into proprietary bug ridden insecure software" Can't work out why they didn't jump for it? |
Ecademy: user blogs
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Bad week for Microsoft, India and South Korea jump ship [John M Howitt] (Oct 02 2003 06:29 GMT) - Bit of a bad week for MS. First the Indian Government goes Linux / OS and now South Korean Government announces the same with savings of $300m a year with the swap. Wonder what Steve Ballmer's pitch to the Korean Government was. "Look guys I know you will save $300m a year by adopting OS as well as getting code that you can adapt yourselves and fix all the bugs yourselves but you are missing out spending all that cash with us as well as locking yourselves into proprietary bug ridden insecure software" Can't work out why they didn't jump for it? |
A Shout Out to My Pepys
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I call this photo essay "duelling jerks" (Oct 02 2003 06:29 GMT) - 1. I'm such a jerk, that I'll disguise my inability to drive my huge truck by using two spaces, thereby embarrassing my girlfriend horribly.2. I'm such a jerk, and possibly so drunk, that I'm going to park my late-model high-end BMW luxury sedan in two spaces, including the handicap space!"Guy #1 was classic bro dude, angry white male with apologetic-looking woman. |
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