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- Fiona Coyne, host of the South African version of the Weakest Link on SABC3, has suffered a tragic eyelash incident. It's up to computer graphics to save the show. |
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- Differences in opinion over who was the better Idol will most likely lead to the divorce of Simon and Gaby Pluck of Somerset West. |
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- Six month old baby Jacob Scott becomes inconsolably terrified when he sees images of George Bush, Colin Powell and other US regime figures in the media. |
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- Now that Arnold Schwarzenegger has secured one of the most influential positions in American politics, he is going all-out to cement his position. |
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- An inquiry has been launched by the Road Accident Fund to probe a spate of recent horrifying accidents. |
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- Vicky De Toit leapt into bed with her boss not two weeks after getting her first job. She claims to have got the idea from the way her mother deals with sexuality and power. |
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Horoscopes (Oct 25 2003 15:14 GMT) - Apocraphyl, ambiguous and allegorical but never dull. |
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- Today Aunty advises a guest from the Jerry Springer show, and consoles a sausage tree. |
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- 1. WHAT IS YOUR REAL FIRST NAME IF YOU WANT TO |
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- From professional starvationist David Blaine's book Mysterious Stranger, "My Dream Manifesto": In order to live a fulfilled life, one must resist the temptations surrounding them: Never overindulge. Have few extravagances. Resist addictions. |
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- Some of you may not remember this, but for the last week or so, it's been raining fairly hard in... |
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- A new library and study center for early English women's writing recently opened in Hampshire, England. (New York Times -... |
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- A federal appeals court has reinstated fraud and conspiracy convictions in a corruption case against a former attorney for the Palm Beach County Housing Authority. |
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- topple the teddies, just because it's amusing me far more than it ought to do. [found via sore eyes] |
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- Concorde has completed its last flight, ending three decades of supersonic travel. Three flights landed at Heathrow airport within five minutes of each other, watched by thousands of onlookers on Friday afternoon. it really seems horribly backward that supersonic passenger flights have ended for the time being. concorde's been shuttling backwards and forwards for nearly three decades but nobody else has succeeded in reducing flight times in the same way or even suceeded in making this kind of travel accessible to the ordinary passenger. it's not often you see technological advancement reach a dead end in quite such a spectacular fashion, i'm hoping it's just a bend in the road. |
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- An administrative law judge revoked the license of a wilderness therapy program over the death last year of a 14-year-old boy who collapsed from heat exhaustion in the Utah's desert. |
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- Bryan Keefer at Spinsanity has an excellent write-up of a recent column in which nutjob Ann Coulter attempted to deflect... |
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- Bryan Keefer at Spinsanity has an excellent write-up of a recent column in which nutjob Ann Coulter attempted to deflect... |
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- I've heard the name Doc Searls bandied about on a lot of people's blogs, so I stopped by his place the other day. Turns out he a senior editor at Linux Journal, so his blog belongs on the editors' list. Click here to see an embarrassing publicity shot of him.... |
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- Yo, Mr. CEO, Get Our Point Now?: How are they ever going to get their point across by being so subtle? "A privacy group hired a skywriter to write part of the Social Security number of Citigroup's chief executive above... |
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- It's really nice. It's fast in a snappy responsive sense ...and in the productive better computer using sense too. With each new version of OS X (10.1, 10. |
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- ID Cards Aim to Speed Security. Writer and publisher Steven Brill launches a company that will issue identity cards to speed people through security checkpoints at airports, office buildings and sports arenas. The cards, although voluntary, raise privacy concerns. [Wired News] |
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- There has been a bit of a debate for some time as to whether individual bloggers should be able to cast more than one vote for participants in the New Weblog Showcase. Up until now, I've defaulted to saying that... |
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- Yo, Mr. CEO, Get Our Point Now?. A privacy group wants banks to know that they shouldn't be allowed to pass customer information around so easily. So they made their point above New York City by having a skywriter paint a bank CEO's Social Security number in the sky. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Syracuse, N.Y., Oct. 22, 2003 – Robert Fagliarone, CPA, PFS, is being honored at the Syracuse Northeast Community Center’s Third Annual Hall of Fame Dinner and 25th Birthday Celebration on November 12, 2003. The dinner will be held at Drumlins Country Club. |
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- AUBURN, N.Y., Oct. 14, 2003 – Robert Buschman, CPA, was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of Evergreen Heights, an adult care facility located in Weedsport, NY. Buschman is a Tax Supervisor with Fagliarone Group CPAs, PC, in Syracuse. |
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- Circle Lending assists individuals who need to get a loan from people they know for the purpose of starting a business. [PRWEB Oct 25, 2003] |
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- Does anyone know of a company who makes nice quality antique/vintage |
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- Microsoft gets deeper into gizmos. The software giant talks up plans for embedded devices ranging from factory robots to slot machines. [CNET News.com - Front Door] |
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