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- So I lost in my bid for governor. It's with great sadness that I accept my defeat. But now, I guess my signed Arnold Schwarzenegger photo on my desk at work is worth even more money. Now if I can just find somebody with my name and sell it to them and earn some money for my next bid for governor - or at the very least - pay for a couple raffle tickets in the fireman's auction. I mean heck - an unsigned Join Arnold hat is going for $60. |
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- 7:15 PM on 16 September 2003 7:07 PM Go here for Vanier Park (I).... |
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- Redada policial contra jovenes independentistas en Euskal Herria. 33 detenidos. |
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- http://www. amazon. com/exec/obidos/ASIN/067232590 |
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- This passed weekend I went down to Miami for the second times since I moved up here. I spent most... |
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- It's hardly surprising, given the changes made to Ireland's freedom of information legislation that I've previously covered, but new figures show a 53% drop in applications under the rules since the beginning of the year. |
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- Hi, As BizTalk has BizTalk Tracking Database so obviously u can get the detail |
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- Hi, Thanks for the response. I am aware of the methods mentioned, but for these |
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- The File being in use is pretty common. What I usually do is make a temporary c |
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- Hi, As far as SubmissionHandle is concerned u can get it from Submit method as |
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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 ( 5 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Oct 2003): Ranking: 5352, Activity percentile: 60.25%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Oct 2003): Download count: 1 |
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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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- 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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Little man (Oct 08 2003 06:55 GMT) - It's been awhile since I've posted some new pictures of Evan. Here are two from the last few weeks. Strangely enough, he's wearing the same shirt in all the pictures, this is pure coincidence.... |
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- The Democrats' strategy of trying to suppress voter turnout and fielding no credible alternative to the Gray Doofus failed. Fox News has this report. |
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- The father who killed his daughter got a life sentence (see related post). One thing I find curious though-where are the mentions of honor kills in Gulf states? After all, Jordan (even Pakistan) are relatively liberal Muslim countries, yet the... |
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- Verstehen wir die Botschaft, die Macht und die Ohnmacht der Farben |
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- Fundierte astrologische Aussagen sind nur mit einer exakten Geburtszeit mglich. |
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- Universities play an important role in fostering advances in science, medicine and technology, but do we really need them in... |
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Dude... (Oct 08 2003 06:53 GMT) - I want this.... |
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Eolator (Oct 08 2003 06:53 GMT) - The Eolator is a tool to convert the way that ActiveX objects are embedded into HTML pages. This turned out to be necessary as Microsoft announced changes in the behaviour of Internet Explorer when starting plugins like Flash.... |
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- "This goes to show how important one appearance on the Today show can be" according to Jay Leno. The remark was in jest but leads to questions about whether Leno and the show can claim not to have breached FCC rules regarding fairness and balance. The FCC, of course, bent the rules substantially, reclassifying the Howard Stern show as a news programme in order to allow it to interview Arnold without requiring balance during the campaign. The Howard Stern show, seemingly, claimed that the decision to interview Arnold had nothing to do with his candidacy - it was purely coincidental (from their end, if not Arnold's). Of course, maybe the rules weren't breached. |
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- It looks like over 60% of the popular vote went for a Republican candidate. CNN says that Arnold earned more female votes than Cruz, despite the groping allegations. I predict that these two facts will be the most relevant in tommorrow's left-wing spinning. Why? Because first of all, the Democrats will try to confuse you into thinking the election wasn't that big of deal. |
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- The patent in question is over the feature that notifies users when the person they are communicating with is typing a message. read the patent here. Microsoft must have rushed this one, it was files in December 2002 and the USPTO are just not that quick these days. Full rundown at Cnet. However I would argue that part of claim 1 has been in IRC for years in the form of idle reporting. |
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- The patent in question is over the feature that notifies users when the person they are communicating with is typing a message. read the patent here. Microsoft must have rushed this one, it was files in December 2002 and the USPTO are just not that quick these days. Full rundown at Cnet. However I would argue that part of claim 1 has been in IRC for years in the form of idle reporting. |
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- Verisign is bound and determined to piss the entire Internet community off with there Site Finder service that they are... |
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Lander (Oct 08 2003 06:50 GMT) - I'm either too tired to be playing this, or I just plain suck at Asteroid Lander. |
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Lander (Oct 08 2003 06:50 GMT) - I'm either too tired to be playing this, or I just plain suck at Asteroid Lander.... |
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- Houston Chronicle Oct 8 2003 1:21AM ET... |
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