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U.N. Report: Women Hard-Hit by Congo War (Oct 29 2003 20:40 GMT) - Women in the Congo have suffered extensively during the country's five-year civil war, from widespread rape and sexual violence that goes unpunished to the breakdown of family life, a U.N. adviser told a Security Council meeting Wednesday. |
Faith
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washing up (Oct 29 2003 20:39 GMT) - I recently attended my cousin's wedding mass, and at the end I noticed something I had never noticed before. Then I find Kathleen Norris remarking on the same thing in her essay The Quotidian Mysteries: I gasped. "Look," I said,... |
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My Best Friend The Freakazoid (Oct 29 2003 20:39 GMT) - Yes kids, she's a retarded smurf. Or an elf gone to the dark side. Or maybe...maybe......she's on to something. |
Maximum Aardvark
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Different Types of Bread (Oct 29 2003 20:39 GMT) - Though some will tell you differently, there are three types of bread in the world: delicious, disgusting, and bagel. A major indication of a disgusting bread is the presence of... |
Site Concept Scan
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AP: Private Firms Assist US Military (Oct 29 2003 20:38 GMT) - (US) Three employees of California Microwave Systems were captured by a rebel group when their plane crashed on a U.S. anti-drug mission.[$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(50%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $prohibition(100%), $stimulant(100%), $cocaine(100%), $various_drugs(90%), $dea_prime_contractor(80%)] |
WinInsider.com
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Microsoft fans: Which way L.A.? (Oct 29 2003 20:38 GMT) - Say what you will about Microsoft, they know how to pamper their developers. It's the little things. While most conferences offer sodas, Microsoft knows enough to put the sodas out first thing in the morning. It's one of the secrets to the company's success. Its Redmond, Wash. |
Weblogg-ed News
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Adding a Few More (Oct 29 2003 20:37 GMT) - We are lucky enough to have a radio station here on campus and we've started a semi-regular broadcast named "Voices of Youth." It started from a project we did with the PBS show POV last spring dealing with random student drug testing (we do that here, too.) Anyway, the result for that show was good enough that we decided to continue it this fall, and today we created the Web log for the site. Now, if anyone can give me some pointers on how to turn a .pcm file into something Internet playable... |
Weblogg-ed News
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School District Web Logs (Oct 29 2003 20:37 GMT) - I'm trying to put together a panel at the EduBlog gathering on how school districts are using Web logs from an organizational and communication standpoint. I know we're moving toward that here, and I know Tim Lauer is doing something along those lines at Lewis Elementary. So, I'm looking for other examples, and ideally some other folk to participate on the panel. Please contact me asap if you or someone you know qualifies. |
The GATE
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The Scoop: "Joe Millionaire" (Oct 29 2003 20:36 GMT) - Citytv's "Millionaire Moments": All the Scoop You Need to Know About: "The Next Joe Millionaire: An International Affair" - from October 28nd & every Monday and Tuesday at 8:00pm ET/PT on Citytv Toronto and Citytv Vancouver. |
CNET News.com
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MSN splits in two (Oct 29 2003 20:36 GMT) - Microsoft says its MSN business will split into two units--one focused on information and another focused on communications--an effort to streamline the long-struggling Web property. |
The Eye Opener
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GM Green Lights New Name for Buick Lacrosse (Oct 29 2003 20:35 GMT) - At a press conference this afternoon, GM President Allan Matheson carefully announced the "new new" name of the vehicle, saying, "This time we have done our homework. We test marketed the name with men and women of every demographic. I am very proud to announce the birth of the Buick Vagina." [More] |
WinInsider.com
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Microsoft enlists Operations Manager partners (Oct 29 2003 20:35 GMT) - Microsoft announced a program to link its management software to similar administration tools from other management providers. The software giant on Wednesday officially unveiled a "connector framework" for its Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) 2000 product. The hooks for linking in third-party software are designed to give systems administrators a way to share systems that monitor information, such as alerts between MOM and management products from companies such as Computer Associates International, IBM and Hewlett-Packard. |
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