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- When was the last time you checked out HowardDean.tv? 6 new videos have been added in the last week alone. A quick sampling of the new content... 1. |
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- LOL. The Clark campaign bought an ad on the "Dean" Google result (I bought the first ad on the term "weblog"). Short dollars. |
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- Due to the code leak, it looks like the release will be delayed now, through to next year, according to a story on The Register. As I previously discussed, it seems that only a 3rd of the code was actually... |
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- A new photo for Photo Time is posted here.One Word: ValuableCigarettes burning on the side of an ashtray. Voices hovering on clouds of thick blue smoke. Lips curled and fingertips burned. |
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- ... That for every item you cross off your todo list, 3 more get added? Yeah. That. Sucks, doesn't it?... |
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- The Cianci biography (see post below) really puts corruption and character issues into perspective. Neither Gray Davis nor Arnold is... |
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- This is a table about Vegetable Terminal Market Summary |
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- der Gedanke daran, was man so alles verpassen könnte. Aber eingedenk des Gedankens eines Unbekannten Ärgere dich nicht, wenn du das Schiff verpaßt hast. Denk an die »Titanic«. stellt sich alles irgendwie gleich freundlicher dar.. [Zitat gefunden auf zitat. |
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- pxl SmartScale from Extensis is a Photoshop plug that helps save you from those tough situations where you are forced to use an image of insufficient resolution. I have a review I've submitted for your viewing pleasure. Like Pixels? Check out MacDesign |
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- 2004 Presidential Election From e-mail from the Carol Mosely Braun campaign: Phoenix Forum It's not a "raucous caucus," but it is the Phoenix Forum. On Thursday, October 9th, Ambassador Moseley Braun will join the other nine Democratic Presidential candidates on stage for the third of six forums. The event is sponsored by the Democratic National Committee and will air in its entirety on CNN. Tune in, invite your friends, make some popcorn and enjoy then... |
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- When you though you'd tried all the apple varieties out there they come up with a new one and it's... |
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Poor Man's (Oct 07 2003 23:32 GMT) - You've got a lot of nerve to say that to me and even if it were true don't you think... |
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- JESSE VENTURA'S RATINGS are weak. On the other hand, given that I write for MSNBC, and I didn't even know his show was on the air until I saw this, the problem may have as much to do with the PR as with the show.... |
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- JESSE VENTURA'S RATINGS are weak. On the other hand, given that I write for MSNBC, and I didn't even know his show was on the air until I saw this, the problem may have as much to do with the PR as with the show.... |
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- Oh, this is fun. Over on Slashdot, they're debating compulsory licensing for books, not just music--following a post in the Yale Law Meme. A Slashdot poster writes:Many compulsory licensing schemes have been proposed to cover music alone, but most of the arguments in favor of a compulsory license for music apply equally as well to other media types. Millions share movies, P2P can't be stopped, the MPAA hasn't provided legitimate alternatives for what consumers want, etc. |
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- Clements talks about implementing two way gate keepers: "What I see less often is a gatekeeper on outbound channels that verifies whether the currently executing local service adheres to the agreed communication contract. Validation on outbound messages is a proactive action taken in order to create trust with partners about the local service's ability to adhere to a contract. Furthermore, validation on outbound messages is quite often the last chance action before a well-known point of no return: the transaction boundary. |
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- Some woman in the smoking room, talking about her husband, presumably injured or ill: He really needs something to support... |
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- We were part of a Living Rosary tonight. You can really feel the power of the Rosary when a large group of people is saying it. There is a passage in the last of the Kristin Lavransdatter books, the one called The Cross, where the heroine is in a Church at a service (I don't remember what service it was) at night and suddenly sees the church she is in as a ship sailing in a great storm but keeping all of the people inside safe from the tempest outside. That's what it felt like in our church ... |
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- Elinor Langer: A Hundred Little Hitlers : The Death of a Black Man, the Trial of a White Racist, and the Rise of the Neo-Nazi Movement in AmericaThe book follows the story of a brutal racially inspired murder in Oregon and its connection to skinheads and other racist movements. |
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- Who better to talk about punishing political enemies, lying to justify war and the unintended consequences of waging far off campaigns without popular support at home or abroad...Dr. Daniel Ellsberg, the man who blew the whistle on the war in Vietnam. We will talk to him on Monday evening about his new book, Secrets, which has just come out in a grand new paperback edition, as well as his opinions on the affair Joseph Wilson in the US and David Kelly in the UK. Tune in at 5 PM Monday, Eastern ti ... |
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- playaloupe. that's one of the very first things I did at burning man this year. I had some cantaloupe left over from the drive and I dipped it in playa dust. it's tasty. it's salty and sweet. |
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- burning man is coming. I can feel it. it's christmas in august. it's the bell that tolls for me. I've just recently really started to look forward to it. |
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- playaloupe. that's one of the very first things I did at burning man this year. I had some cantaloupe left over from the drive and I dipped it in playa dust. it's tasty. it's salty and sweet. |
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- sorry I've been so long in bringing you the exciting continuation and conclusion to my road trip across america. when we last left our heroes, our heroes were pulling out of yellowstone national park. in the grand tradition of this road trip travelogue, I forgot something in a prior post... before we got to yellowstone, we found snow. it was very landscapey and we had a good time romping in it. |
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- All this lather about orthographies got me to thinking about a book I read a couple of years ago called Mother of Writing: The Origin and Development of a Hmong Messianic Script. It's the story about Shong Lue Yang who claimed to be of divine origin and who invented the first true alphabetic script for Hmong. The book was written in part by William Smalley, a missionary, who in the '50s had also collaborated on developing the RPA (romanized popular alphabet). The RPA is one of a couple of other ... |
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- Somedays you get to be reminded why you ventured into parenting. When Zach was in second grade his teacher sensed his interest in poetry, and gave him Shel Silverstein's Where The Sidewalk Ends. Since then he has acquired Shel's other (children's) works, and as I write this he is reading to me, with great delight, from A Light In The Attic. He visits both books frequently as if he were looking up an old friend who always makes him laugh, even though the stories never change. Here's a link to one ... |
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- The graphics are broken because the URL of the site doesn't include the "http://". Lawrence |
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- El Mercurio, Conservative daily of Santiago, Chile |
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- La Nacion, Conservative daily of Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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- Mainichi Daily News, Centrist daily of Tokyo, Japan |
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- The Straits Times, Pro-government daily of Singapore |
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- Cotroneo ripubblica in versione integrale il testo di Tabucchi tagliuzzato da Repubblica. PS: ho atteso invano che qualcuno commentasse il pezzo di Francesco Merlo sul ponte sullo stretto. Possibile? PPS: |
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