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FDA Approves Advanced Alzheimer's Drug (Oct 17 2003 14:54 GMT) - (US) Survey: Parents Shy Away From Ecstasy Discussions [$drug_related(60%), $drugwar_propaganda(60%), $propaganda_theme2(60%), $propaganda_theme5(60%), $illegal_drugs(60%), $drugs(95%), $hallucinogen(60%), $MDMA(60%), $various_drugs(95%)] |
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Phil is 35 (Oct 17 2003 14:54 GMT) - Phil Woodford is turning 35 on November 1, 2003 and he has invited 35 celebrities to join in his birthday celebration including John Cleese, Catherine Zeta Jones, J. K. Rowling, Chelsea Clinton, Martina Navratilova, etc. Unfortunately, Phil knows none of... |
The Worldwide Vincentian Family
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Members of the SSVDP will go to Washington, DC - Feb. 2004. (Oct 17 2003 14:54 GMT) - The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will join the Catholic Social Gathering, scheduled in conjunction with the Society's Midyear meeting, the agenda provides Vincentians with opportunities to speak as the voice of the poor; to brush up on advocacy skills; to hear from top Catholic Leaders, journalists and politicians on current issues impacting poor families and children at home and abroad; and to engage in in-depth analysis of specific public policy issues. |
Jew*School
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From Aleph to Tough (Oct 17 2003 14:53 GMT) - Jay Michelson reviews Roger Kamanetz's new book of poetry, The Lowercase Jew, in The Forward. |
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Voices of Reason (Oct 17 2003 14:53 GMT) - Voices of Reason Julian Sanchez on Attack of the Dean-Leaners makes a case for libertarians supporting a Democrat in 2004. Personally, I don't see how real libertarians can have any other position, but then I'm so ancient I can actually remember why the Republican Party started pretending to be the party of "small government". ... Cathy Young has a fairly dishonest piece called Bipartistan Coulterism (" |
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Meet Howard F. Ahmanson, Jr. (Oct 17 2003 14:53 GMT) - Ever wonder who is bankrolling the furor over gay bishops in the Anglican Church? Meet Howard F. Ahmanson, Jr., Newport Beach recluse. Among his greatest hits: |
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Lies and the Lying Liars That Wage War (Oct 17 2003 14:53 GMT) - "Never before have so many stories been created to sell a war," says Sam Gardiner, author of a new report {.pdf, here's an html cache} that explains how the world was deceived. |
JURIST's Paper Chase
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No UK referendum on European constitution (Oct 17 2003 14:53 GMT) - Leaving the latest European Council meeting in Brussels Friday, UK Prime Minister Tony Blair rejected the option of putting the draft European Constitution[PDF] to a popular referendum, saying instead that it should be debated and voted on in Parliament. |
Amish Tech Support
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They have a what? (Oct 17 2003 14:53 GMT) - A Palestinian bomb squad? Do they report to the Minister of Irony? From AP: Palestinian police bomb squad officers dig to pull out a wire, seen on the ground, leading from the scene of the attack to a small concrete... |
Stock Options (BenefitsLink)
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More High-Tech Firms Might Drop Stock Options (Oct 17 2003 14:52 GMT) - Excerpt: "After surveying 175 high-tech companies, accounting giant Deloitte concluded that many firms will phase out stock options, even as industry leaders fight to preserve the current rules that make the awards a cheap form of incentive compensation. The report was released Thursday." (AP via Washington Post) |
Blogging Alone
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Now just give it a ... (Oct 17 2003 14:52 GMT) - Now just give it a XML-RPC server, its own home page and we'll be closer to distributed storage services. My coffee maker has a web server so I can turn on and off my coffee maker from anywhere I access the web. That part scared my wife, she said I don't want my coffee maker on the Internet, give me all your credit cards. New iPod Features -- Holy Crap. |
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