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- "Native Hawaiians to rally for rights": This article appears in today's issue of The Sacramento Bee. |
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- This hour's show is called Coffeeshop (Favorite Variety). The main Whole Wheat Radio site is at: http://www. wholewheatradio. |
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- Dear List, I have had this list recommended to me by Brian Hunt, and am just wr |
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- I'm coming very late to this discussion, but I happen to facilitate a community |
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- Nora, your story reminded me of a conflict mediation experiment that was conduc |
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- Please add me to your list. Thanx. Denise E. Browne, PMP Project Management Of |
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- Dear group members, I am an IT Teacher at a large private primary school in Ham |
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- Saw this on Stephen Downes list from yesterday - an interesting article on an |
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Whoops (Oct 19 2003 02:59 GMT) - Dinner was delicious tonight. Everybody had plenty to eat. After dinner, around 715ish, I popped in a Veggie Tales tape... |
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- October 18 - A Red Letter Day On October 18, 1967 the University of Wisconsin police, reinforced by tactical units of the City of Madison Police and the Dane County Sheriff's Department, clubbed, beat and gassed students who had assembled in the Commerce Building to protest Dow Chemical recruiters' presence on campus. Dow manufactured napalm, and a lot of their product was being used in Vietnam. I was there that day and the only violence I witnessed was police violence. |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Helvítis tölvudót. Ég hugsa að þetta sé eitthvað bull í sambandi við SoundBlaster Live hljóðkortið mitt og VIA kubbasettið á ... [1] |
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- ISO COMPLIANCE ADMINISTRATOR/WRITER: Must have working knowledge of ISO 9001-2000 and be familiar with manufacturing processes and procedures. Candidate will be responsible for developing, modifying and maintaining process documentation that supports the ISO quality system. Candidate will be required to interface with various functional organizations to review processes and assist personnel in those organizations in developing procedures describing the processes. Candidate will also be responsible for maintaining the on-line procedures on the company's intranet website. |
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- I've changed the database that this site uses. If you notice any errors or anything out of the ordinary, please let me know. Thanks!... |
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- I've changed the database that this site uses. If you notice any errors or anything out of the ordinary, please let me know. Thanks! |
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- Japan is preparing to send non-combat troops to Iraq by the end of the year to help with reconstruction, a top government official said Sunday. |
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- Technical Writer/Desktop Publisher to edit technical procedures, text graphics. Incorporate and edit changes to labeling and packaging, technical manuals, user guides. Prepare Change Order packets with Final Master Artwork. Incorporate process changes from engineers. Develop templates and style guidelines. |
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- Established in 1922, this is the homepage of the Department of Economic and Social History at the University of Vienna. This department is one of five departments and one institute which offer courses and special studies in history at the university. An opening page outlines the Department's preferred academic methodology. All affiliated faculty and postdoctoral researchers are posted with their areas of interest and contact details. Connected research projects are listed on their own subsites, focussing mainly on the social and economic study of Austria and German Europe in the twentieth century. |
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- This is the homepage of the Institute for Austrian Historical Research (Institut für Österreichische Geschichtsforschung (IfÖG)). The Institute was established in 1854, and complements five other departments which offer courses and special studies in history at the University of Vienna. Rooted in its earliest focus on the imperial dynasty, the IfÖG has now turned to cultural history of Austria and the parts of Central Europe which belonged within the Habsburg Empire. It also functions as a school of archival studies. The site includes its latest calls for papers for colloquia and lectures. |
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- This is the homepage of the Institut für Osteuropäische Geschichte (the Department of East European history) at the University of Vienna. Founded in 1907, the Department concentrates on the history of relations between Austria and Russia, especially in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The department also cooperates more broadly with other specialised departments in the University, such as Slavonic Studies and Judaic Studies. This Department is one of five departments and one institute which offer courses and special studies in history at the university. All affiliated faculty are listed with their areas of interest, publications and contact details. |
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- This is the homepage of the Department of History at the University of Zurich. The site provides basic information in the form of contact details for all affiliated faculty, and schedules and topics for its course offerings. It also has pages to advise students on course requirements. Subsites are divided according to the departmental areas of specialisation: Classics ; |
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- This is the Web site of the Society of the Friends of Spinoza - a French organisation. The society exists to facilitate exchange of ideas between International Spinoza scholars. One of the main ways such exchange is to be acheived is through the conferences the society organizes, details of which can be found on the site. The site also contains information about the journal it publishes. The contents of past editions of the journal are available, including articles on the following subjects: |
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- This web site, published by the Association of Internet Researchers, contains a draft of a document on ethical decision-making and Internet research. The document is divided into the following sections: I. Prologue. II. |
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- This is the main page of ANNO - AustriaN Newspapers Online -- the Austrian National Library's new virtual newspaper reading room. The site enjoys the cooperation of the Austrian Parliamentary Library in providing historical journalistic sources online. Some 350,000 pages of newspapers from the period 1780 to 1938 have already been posted online, and 40,000 pages are projected to be added every week. This excellent project, of great service to researchers and historians of East Central Europe, also contributes to the conservation of the original documents. There is a latest news page which allows site visitors to check which sources have recently been added and to what extent. |
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- Zürcher Mediävistik is the homepage of the interdisciplinary institute of Medieval Studies at the University of Zurich. Contact information and areas of specialty are provided for all affiliated senior academics from within the university. There are short summaries of lectures and seminars which are being, or were held, going back to the year 2000. The site outlines the institute's special projects, such as Medienwandel in vorindustrieller Zeit -- a study of social and economic development in the Middle Ages, with an apparent preference for the later part of the period in German and French Europe. This section includes online papers or proposals from institute members, and a subsite provides descriptions of their other projects. |
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- Marines Face Charges of Mistreating Iraqis Eight Marine reservists face charges ranging from negligent homicide to making false statements in connection with the mistreatment of prisoners of war in Iraq, military officials said Saturday. ed: hat tip stonehouse |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- The Sydney Morning Herald reports: The spirit of US President George W Bush has been trapped in a clay pot and tossed into a river in northern Thailand after being cursed by hundreds of farmers protesting US agriculture policy. A photograph of the US leader was sealed inside a pot amid black magic mantra chants, then tossed into the Ping River on Friday by demonstrators after they rallied at the US consulate in Chiang Mai, a farm group leader said. "This is a traditional northern Thai ceremony aimed at keeping his spirit down on the riverbed so he could not come and exploit our natural resources or suppress our (farming) brothers with his superior influence," Weerasak Wan-ubol, an executive of the Northern Farmers Alliance, said today. The 300 protesters, claiming to represent 20,000 members from seven northern provinces, railed against imminent plans for a free-trade agreement between Thailand and the United States. |
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