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LONG SPOON DIPLOMACY? (Oct 09 2003 13:59 GMT) - Thomas Friedman makes an interesting if impractical argument in his column today: There is an old proverb that says, "If you're going to sup with... |
Ned Batchelder's blog
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Free hosting (Oct 09 2003 13:59 GMT) - Mike McGlynn sends along news of two free and ad-free hosting providers: NetDojo and f2o.org. Both provide very full-featured hosting environments (Python, PHP, MySQL, etc), with no charge and no ads. How do they do it? |
Ecademy: user blogs
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Food for thought [Lesley Atkinson] (Oct 09 2003 13:59 GMT) - This has just been sent to me by a very dear friend. Definitely food for thought and makes you count your blessings If you have food in the refrigerator, clothes on your back, a roof overhead and a place to sleep ... you are richer than 75% of this world. If you have money in the bank, in your wallet, and spare change in a dish someplace ... you are among the top 8% of the world's wealthy. |
Ecademy: user blogs
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Food for thought [Lesley Atkinson] (Oct 09 2003 13:59 GMT) - This has just been sent to me by a very dear friend. Definitely food for thought and makes you count your blessings If you have food in the refrigerator, clothes on your back, a roof overhead and a place to sleep ... you are richer than 75% of this world. If you have money in the bank, in your wallet, and spare change in a dish someplace ... you are among the top 8% of the world's wealthy. |
LISNews.com
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The Limerick Challenge (Oct 09 2003 13:59 GMT) - The Beeb is having a Limerick Challenge in honour of National Poetry Day. In that spirit, they invite you to come up with the next four lines of any of these openers. On Arnie's first day in the job... At Blackpool one day by the sea... When Tony asked Gordon to lunch... |
LISNews.com
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A Librarian Is Making a Big Noise (Oct 09 2003 13:59 GMT) - Steve Fesenmaier writes points us to The NYTimes and another story on the now famous, Nancy Pearl, the model for a librarian action figure ("With amazing push-button shushing action!"). "Is this dowdy? Do I look dowdy?" Nancy Pearl asked as she took the stage, plucking at her elegant blouse. |
Associated Press headlines via GoUpstate.com
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Iran Court Sentences Pedophile to Death (Oct 09 2003 13:59 GMT) - An Iranian court has sentenced a convicted child rapist to eight death sentences and 173 lashes, the judge in the case said Thursday. Mohammad Ali Firouzi, 34, was sentenced under Islamic law this week to hang in each of the eight rape counts he confessed to, Judge Karam Ali Bahrami told The Associated Press. |
MarketingVOX|NEWS - The Voice of Online Marketing
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Disney's Answer to Piracy: Evolve (Oct 09 2003 13:58 GMT) - Disney COO Bob Iger shows that there's more going on beneath those big round ears than learning how to drive a steamboat. Beyond exploring ways to block digital piracy, Iger discusses DVRs, video on demand, their new MovieBeam movie rental service, digital rights management and privacy. Eric Picard comments. [summary] |
IMC Sverige
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12 oktober: Rebellernas dag (Oct 09 2003 13:58 GMT) - Internationella motståndets dag och Civilkuragets dag, den 12 oktober 2002 skrev Subcomandante Marcos denna brev som jag finner lämplig att publicera här. |
iWire
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Holy zeitgeist (Oct 09 2003 13:58 GMT) - Neologism of the day: propagenda, as coined by Brian Eno in Zembla Magazine. Musing on how the Iraq War was... |
YACCS Comments for sutil como um paquiderme
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marcinho-rio @ 10/09/2003 09:02 AM (Oct 09 2003 13:58 GMT) - Luana: "'ele vem com a observação que vc foi dispensado por ser drogado ou bicha, aí tu vai pagar mico pelo resto da vida.' q comentário ridículo e preconceituoso. " O meu comentário não foi ridículo e preconceituoso não, é apenas a realidade. Vc fala como se fosse a coisa mais normal do mundo assumir que é gay e drogado, e ainda acha que isso não vai te atrapalhar no seu convívio social. |
Lockergnome?s Tech News Watch
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Oracle unveils database for small, medium enterprises (Oct 09 2003 13:58 GMT) - "Heeding the call from small and mid-market businesses (SMBs) for enterprise-calibre functionality at a lower cost, Oracle Corp. on Wednesday announced a new entry-level database that it claims offers SMBs the best of both worlds. The Redwood Shores, Calif.-based company unveiled the Oracle Standard Edition One — a single processor version of its Standard Edition database. Despite a price tag of US$5,995 per processor for an unlimited number of users — US$195 per named user with a minimum of five users or a US$979 entry point — Oracle assured users that Standard Edition One comes with the same traditional performance, reliability and security of the Oracle Database. |
Gothamist
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Always an Alligator, Never a Tiger (Oct 09 2003 13:57 GMT) - Perhaps because alligators seem natural in New York (who hasn't wondered if there was an alligator in the sewer beneth their feet), Ming the Tiger, the illegal Harlem resident, got all the media attention, whereas Al the Alligator got very little love. The Times ponders this issue as well as... |
Cox & Forkum
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T-Shirt: "Weapons of Crass Obstruction" (Oct 09 2003 13:57 GMT) - As I noted on Monday, we have a third new t-shirt design. Pictured above is the "Weapons of Crass Obstruction" t-shirt (click here for ordering info). Doug Weinberg at ThoseShirts.com was inspired by recent battles in the Judiciary Committee.... |
apostropher
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Now that's chutzpah. (Oct 09 2003 13:57 GMT) - Back at the beginning of July, Jonathon Russell walked into his workplace near Jefferson City, Missouri with a Glock semi-automatic, killed three co-workers, injured five more, then turned the gun on himself. I can't speak to the frequency of such... |
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