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Jew*School
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Pressing the Right buttons (Oct 20 2003 16:50 GMT) - The use of national and religious symbols like the Temple Mount and the demographic threat of the right of return is no accident. Hot slogans about sticking to the rock of our existence, are more pleasing to the ear than an admission that, as you read this, dozens of illegal outposts are going through hastily arranged purification proceedings in Shaul Mofaz's mikveh. The issue of sovereignty over the Holy of Holies has even penetrated Yosef Lapid's secular skin. The burning debate - whether the Geneva Accord leaves an opening to the claim of a right to return - enables the Shinui platoon to distract its voters' attention from the legitimization it is giving to radical religious nationalism. --Akiva Eldar in Ha'aretz on the Geneva Accord. |
owrede_log : interfacedesign.org
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Design Research (Oct 20 2003 16:50 GMT) - »Brenda Laurel is editing a book called Design Research that's coming out in December. Looks like an interesting mix of contributors - you don't often see Darrel Rhea (weblog) and Eric Zimmerman both writing under the same cover.« [Brightly Colored Food] |
Matthew Yglesias
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Thai Terror (Oct 20 2003 16:48 GMT) - John Roberts ended his report about Bush's visit to the APEC conference on last night's CBS news with some kind of reference to a local slum that "is home to the poverty that the president has so often warned can... |
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Footballs Greatest Injuries Watched bits of the S ... (Oct 20 2003 16:48 GMT) - Footballs Greatest Injuries Watched bits of the Spurs vs. Leicster game yesterday, and had quite possibly one of the worst looking injuries in football, with Freddy Kanoute being injured. All I can say is EEWWW! Not as bad as some I've seen (David Buust, Luc Nilis, Phil Babb or Henrik Larsonn - although that last one I only saw on a Rangers fan wall), but still nasty. Ooh me goldenballs. |
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On t'Razz Thursday Night I went to, what is common ... (Oct 20 2003 16:48 GMT) - On t'Razz Thursday Night I went to, what is commonly called in Liverpool, The Razz. Arguably the most Student place in the entire of Liverpool. I can see why, it's more dirty than Christina Aguilera Mudwrestling. Seriously, if it wasn't so cheap, I'd complain that the carpet made squelching noises, the toilet surrounded with Smirnoff Ice bottles with Smirnoff Ice/Urea Filtrate in them (for people who shoot wide of the mark), and that half of the club is outside. However, it's cheaper than a Technical Knockout, so I wasn't complaining. |
NOTBBC - The Comedy Forum
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Kettering (Oct 20 2003 16:48 GMT) - Last post by clinty on 14:52 20/Oct/03 - Are there still plans for further issues of this? I found the first one when I was tidying up yesterday and remembered how ace it was. |
NOTBBC - The Comedy Forum
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David Lodge 1921-2003 (Oct 20 2003 16:48 GMT) - Last post by thegroak on 14:18 20/Oct/03 - Sad news this weekend, David Lodge died last Friday (by which I mean the bloke who was in Q, Two Way Stretch, etc, not the novelist and literary theorist, although he might be dead too, I dunno). |
Tikfout!
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USA. (Oct 20 2003 16:48 GMT) - Land of the free, freedom to control your mind. |
A Small Victory
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open discussion (Oct 20 2003 16:47 GMT) - I'll be out of the office for a bit, but I'll leave you with something to discuss. I just received the following comment on my most recent post about Operatioin Give. Perhaps you'd like to have a crack at this... |
Jew*School
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Arutz Sheva Busted for Pirate Transmissions (Oct 20 2003 16:47 GMT) - The management of the Israel National(ist) News service, Arutz Sheva, a rag-tag operation conducted by militant Israeli settlers, have been convicted of operating without a license, and have subsequently terminated their broadcasts. |
Cold Fury
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Connecting the dots? (Oct 20 2003 16:47 GMT) - Andrew Dodge - via Henry - just pointed me to this MEMRI/Frontpage Mag piece positing a link between Saddam’s regime... |
funferal
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More on aid changed to Loans (Oct 20 2003 16:47 GMT) - The New York Times has picked up explicitly on the point made yesterday in this blog. In reference to the Democratic Party actions on Bush's $87bn request:One of their leading demands, converting some of the money into loans, picked up enough Republican support to prevail in the Senate. Unfortunately, it's a terrible idea. Turning aid into a loan dumps more debt on a country that is already sinking in it. |
Techdirt
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Let Water Power Your Mobile Phone (Oct 20 2003 16:46 GMT) - Roland Piquepaille writes "No, we are not April 1st. And no, this is not science fiction. The very serious Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering revealed last week that scientists have discovered a new source of electricity: "generating electric power by harnessing the natural electrokinetic properties of a liquid such as ordinary tap water when it is pumped through tiny microchannels." "This technology could provide a new power source for devices such as mobile phones or calculators which could be charged up by pumping water to high pressure," said Professor Kostiuk, from the University of Alberta, where the technique was developed. |
Northwest
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Berkeley Peace walk and Vigil (Oct 20 2003 16:46 GMT) - Ongoing since the invasion of Afghanistan…take a stand against the “War Of Terror.” Say “No!” to empire. Every Wednesday: 6: |
Northwest
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weekly vigil for peace (Oct 20 2003 16:46 GMT) - A continuing weekly vigil since November 2001, each Friday on the public square in Moscow (Friendship Square). We stand among colorful peace flags of... |
Tom Hume
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"Introducing initiatives such as the ... (Oct 20 2003 16:46 GMT) - "Introducing initiatives such as the text messaging service, as well as a scheme where new patients can phone and book an appointment time to suit them, has reduced our missed new appointments rate by half.: Business Use; SMS Alerts Help Halve Missed Appointments Hmm. It's a real shame this article doesn't quite say how much of this 50% cut was down to text messaging... |
Le Journal de la Haute-Marne
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Langres : Sabinus arrondit ses angles (Oct 20 2003 16:46 GMT) - L’aménagement de deux giratoires à la sortie Sud de la ville devrait s’achever dans trois semaines. Mais des modifications sont en cours, pour cause d’accessibilité en cas d’accident. Et d’ores et déjà, la manœuvre des poids lourds cause quelques soucis aux chauffeurs. |
Le Journal de la Haute-Marne
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Saint-Dizier : La logique triangulaire de l’hôpital privé (Oct 20 2003 16:46 GMT) - Le directeur de la clinique François-Ier de Saint-Dizier, également directeur de celle de Vitry-le-François, vient de prendre la tête de la clinique de Bar-le-Duc. Petit à petit, Patrick Jonckheere veut spécialiser chacun de ces trois sites qui «font la même chose aujourd’hui», avec, à long terme, l’idée d’un probable site unique de chirurgie pour le Triangle, qui se situerait dans le centre de gravité des trois villes. |
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