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- Fyvie Health Centre Blueprint Unveiled. Evening Express Oct 16 2003 10:25AM ET |
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- Staten Island Ferry an Icon of New York. Newsday Oct 16 2003 10:13AM ET |
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- U.S. charges two in arms sales to Saddam. USA Today Oct 16 2003 10:09AM ET |
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- On April 10th 2003, Governor Ngige made history and world news as the first Nigerian elected state chief executive to resist the corrupt practices of sharing the state allocation with the Nigeria political godfathers, a practice which is the standard operating procedure in most Africa countries. This very corrupt practice has been identified as the root cause of under-developed state of African nations. Poor economy is one of the key causes of rising cases of children trafficking in Africa. For his resistance, he was kidnapped in a terrorist style operation arranged by the brother-in-law of Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo and other cronies one of who was a reported international felon wanted in US and Italy.The kidnappers physically assaulted the governor, locked him in a toilet and forced him to sign a resignation letter and video taped his forced resignation speech while gun was pointed at his head. |
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- Pentagon Acknowledges Background Checks for Some Translators Were Limited: A senior defense official has acknowledged translators were hired for terrorist interrogations at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba with only limited security checks. Guard towers at Guantanamo Bay detention facility Charles Abell, the principal deputy undersecretary of... |
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- UPDATE: Steve Jobs unties the Gordian knot of digital music with Jon Miller by his side and the promise of 100 million songs courtesy of Pepsi. ... |
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- Telecoms.com Oct 16 2003 5:42PM ET... |
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- Telecoms.com Oct 16 2003 5:42PM ET... |
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- Telecoms.com Oct 16 2003 5:42PM ET... |
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- Red Nova Oct 16 2003 5:46PM ET... |
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- CNET Oct 16 2003 5:25PM ET... |
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- SiliconValley.com Oct 16 2003 5:54PM ET... |
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- ZDNet Oct 16 2003 5:55PM ET... |
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- San Francisco Chronicle Oct 16 2003 5:06PM ET... |
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- USA Today Oct 16 2003 5:13PM ET... |
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- Miami Herald Oct 16 2003 5:23PM ET... |
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- Reuters Oct 16 2003 5:35PM ET... |
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- The Register Oct 16 2003 5:43PM ET... |
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- TheStreet.com Oct 16 2003 5:45PM ET... |
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- SiliconValley.com Oct 16 2003 5:54PM ET... |
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- Modification de RapportsDeBogues --- par GarfieldFr le 2003 10 17 - 01:16 |
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- Modification de CacheDuNavigateurEtWiki --- par CharlesNepote le 2003 10 17 - 00:48 |
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- WASHINGTON - The National Park Service urged lawmakers Thursday to drop plans to designate the birthplace of the commercial oil industry as a National Heritage Area, even though the agency agreed the region qualifies for the federal honor. |
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Open-mike (Oct 16 2003 23:17 GMT) - While the two sheriffs are whispering sweet nothings into each other's ears, please take the opportunity to fill the comments... |
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- Sentencing guru Carmen Hernandez has just sent out the following with respect to the recent federal sentencing guideline amendments. Carmen... |
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- Opposition anger flared in Azerbaijan after President Heidar Aliyev's son won presidential elections. |
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- Channel One denied any final decision to broadcast only taped versions of State Duma election debates. |
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- The third Russian film ever to win the Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion opens in Moscow on Friday. |
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- Russia's oligarchs have united to help solve the country's socioeconomic problems. |
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- The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously on Thursday to adopt a resolution on the future of Iraq in a symbolic victory for the United States. |
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- Meningitis has killed nine children in Moscow this fall and authorities have ordered a mass vaccination. |
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- Delegates at a Muslim leaders' summit struggled on Thursday to agree on the future of postwar Iraq. |
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- Oct. 16 - Police used dogs and helicopters Wednesday to search for a missing Rocky Mount woman, but so far, they've come up empty. |
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- Oct. 16 - Durham County authorites are on the scene of a bus accident in which at least two students were injured. |
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- HARRISBURG, Pa. - Jurors were sent home for the day Thursday after deliberating the federal criminal charges against former Rite Aid Corp. vice chairman Franklin C. Brown all day without reaching a verdict. |
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- Today VeriSign, Inc. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Network Solutions to a new entity |
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Jumpers (Oct 16 2003 23:16 GMT) - The fatal grandeur of the Golden Gate Bridge, "a threshold that presides over the end of the continent and a gangway to the void beyond." The essay starts with an arresting story, as is often the case in New Yorker style, in which one of only twenty-six survivors of jumps or falls from the Golden Gate gets a second chance... to jump again. It goes on to discuss the romance of jumping from the bridge, as contrasted to its sister the Bay Bridge, to suicide from which is considered tacky. "Almost everyone in the Bay Area knows someone who has jumped, and it is perhaps not surprising that the most common fear among San Franciscans is gephyrophobia, the fear of crossing bridges. |
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- Federal agents raided two city departments and the offices of a lawyer with ties to Mayor John Street on Thursday, nine days after an FBI bug was discovered in the mayor's office. |
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Flashdmin (Oct 16 2003 23:15 GMT) - Flashdmin ready for launch! |
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Honey BSD (Oct 16 2003 23:15 GMT) - Project started |
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- Several people have theorized that the best mix of open source and gaming is to release the engine's source code while keeping the art, levels, and music restricted. Nevrax is doing just that with their upcoming Ryzom game. NeL, the engine code, is an actively-developed open source project. Howard Wen examines the company and the project and talks with a founder and a lead developer. |
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