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British philosophical association (Oct 17 2003 02:45 GMT) - This is the Web site of the British Philosophical Association. Founded in 2002, the Association aims to foster understanding among teachers of philosophy, as well as promote philosophy in the wider community. The committee is made up of many distinguished figures in analytic - but also Continental - British philosophy. The site contains much information about the Association, membership, benefits and meetings. But it also carries a number of very useful links to other sites of interest. |
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Signatories to the treaty of Waitangi (Oct 17 2003 02:45 GMT) - The Signatories of the Treaty of Waitangi web site is based on the book The Treaty of Waitangi by Claudia Orange, and is published by the New Zealand Ministry of Culture and Heritage as part of their online history project NZHistory.net.nz. The site is primarily concerned with the identification of the numerous signatories of the 1840 Waitangi Treaty between the British and the Maoris, and the different versions of the treaty that exist. Each copy of the treaty - the Waitangi copy, the Manukau-Kawhia copy, the Waikato-Manukau copy, the printed copy, the Tauranga copy, the Bay of Plenty (Fedarb) copy, the Herald-Bunbury copy, the Henry Williams copy, and the East Coast copy - is dealt with individually, with introductory notes, an image of the original, and a transcription of the original. |
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We never had it so good? (Oct 17 2003 02:45 GMT) - We Never Had It So Good? is a web exhibition published by the New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage as part of their NZHistory.net.nz gallery. This exhibition looks specifically at society in New Zealand during the 1940s and 1950s, and ties in with the 5th volume of the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. |
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New Zealand centennial exhibition 1939-40 (Oct 17 2003 02:45 GMT) - This website, The New Zealand Centennial Exhibition 1939-40, is published by the New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage as part their online history project NZHistory.net.nz. The web site documents the exhibition held in New Zealand commemorating 100 years of colonial settlement in the country. On the site is a brief history of the exhibition, but of more interest is the selection of video clips taken from an amateur film of the exhibition, and the audio files of the speeches made at the opening ceremony. |
Humbul Resources for Museums, Libraries, Archives
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Cecilia : mapping the music resource of the UK and Ireland (Oct 17 2003 02:45 GMT) - The Cecilia database currently lists over 1,700 collections of music materials from over 550 institutions, including libraries, museums, archives, private and public institutions and amateur societies. Collections include manuscripts, printed materials, recordings, artefacts and artworks, instruments, electronic resources, private papers, and archives. The web site includes news of recent developments, and a list of links to other online resources. The database is freely accessible via the AHDS Performing Arts Department (PADS) web server. This description is based upon that provided by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) Resource Guide for the Arts and Humanities. |
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Here We Go Again Well ... (Oct 17 2003 02:45 GMT) - Here We Go Again Well people, I have to go over something again. Firstly, PETA is a horrible organization that should be disbanded. I can't believe so many people subscribe to their stupid ideas. I can believe stupid celebrities do, since half of them didn't even graduate high school, and working in the entertainment industry kills your brain cells anyway, I'm sure, but I can't believe "normal" people do. Hey, smarty-pants, if "factory farm" meat is so bad (and I agree it is), why don't you encourage people to buy organic/small-farm meat, so that those kinds of farms can stay in business, instead of just telling people to skip meat altogether, meaning the only people who are going to change their buying habits are just going to stop buying meat completely instead of buying the right kind of meat? |
Synthesis and Output
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Reassemble (Oct 17 2003 02:44 GMT) - I had a couple really scarily bad days, there. Not being woken up in the night, but waking up with... |
Synthesis and Output
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Reassemble (Oct 17 2003 02:44 GMT) - I had a couple really scarily bad days, there. Not being woken up in the night, but waking up with my arms tingling in the morning. I'm generally aware of the scary hand feelings. I find it hard to describe... |
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Saudi school books under spotlight - Reuters (Oct 17 2003 02:42 GMT) - "Until this month, young Saudis were taught at school about the obligation to shun and despise Christians and Jews as infidels and enemies of Islam. But not any more. Starting from this academic year, Saudi Arabia has removed "intolerant and offensive" chapters from its text books, Saudi reformists, teachers and diplomats said." |
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FDA, Teenage Boys Call for Lift of Silicone Breast Implant Ban (Oct 17 2003 02:42 GMT) - Eleven years after silicone gel breast implants were banned because of safety concerns, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) called for the ban to be lifted, a statement strongly supported by teenage boys across the nation. The FDA panel in charge of investigating the implants voted 9-6 that it is unfair to restrict women from getting the silicone gel implants, a decision echoed by teens. (more...) |
YACCS Comments for Ishbadiddle
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Debbie @ 10/16/2003 09:58 PM (Oct 17 2003 02:41 GMT) - Uh, excuse me, this *is* Debbie. Yes to the colon in the title. No to the purse whacking. If I ever did whack someone in the head with my purse, they'd be rendered unconscious. I have lots of important things in there: |
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