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- I can't stand it anymore; it's time to roll back to Outlook 2000 and pray to GOD IN THE HEAVENS ABOVE that someone keeps future versions of the PIM from going straight into the crapper for anybody not connecting to an Exchange server. If you rely on POP3 or IMAP, you'll be just as disappointed with the lame UI bugs and inconsistencies that plague Microsoft's latest client. Since I’m going to keep the rest of Office 2003 alive, it’s going to be quite a trick to downgrade midstream. I’ll have to figure out a way to export my PST so that I can make the leap backwards without causing too much of a fuss. |
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- Just kickin it.… Got some new MP3’s rollin on Merlin while I work on configuring Feyhd. I got the new... |
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- The Thinker says of Birmingham "The new Selfridges is housed in what looks like a space-age slug. The shiny discs which cover the cornerless building remind me of the ill-fated body zone at the Millennium Dome." Personally I think... |
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- John Dvorak on blogging: So now we have the emergence of the professional blogger working for large media conglomerates and spewing the same measured news and opinions we've always had—except for fake edginess, which suggests some sort of independent, counterculture, free-thinking observers. But who signs the checks? The faux blog will replace the old personality columns that were once the rage in newspaperdom. Can you spell retro? |
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- Kevin Drum points to yet another example, Kit Bond and new EPA regulations, of ostensible states' rights Republicans legislating matters that impact only one state.... |
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- Mes articles proposés continuent à s emmêler!!! (s en mailer; s en mêler :-)) Je lis un article proposé emmêlé et quand je veux éditer : le bon article est écrit et pas l autre... |
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- puisqu'il est un joueb "à part" :-) ne pourrait-on pas éviter que les titres des articles publiés sur le minijoueb apparaissent dans les archives du joueb? |
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- Spurs fought back from a goal down to claim a deserved victory over Villa at White Hart Lane. Spurs opted for an unchanged lineup after the North London derby, with Tony Gardner having recovered from the back spasms that kept him out of the England vs Denmark game Once again we started brightly. With just 3 minutes gone Keane produced a clever flick to release Postiga. The Portuguese youngster opted to go for a right foot shot when using his left would have given a better angle and his effort went wide. Dalmat was at the heart of most of our best moves in the first 45 minutes and he fired a shot over after about 10 minutes. |
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- I've just watched the BBC TWO documentary, narrated by Gavin Esler, that has contributed to much of the debate about the Kennedy assassination here at The Copydesk (and on other websites) over the past week.I have to say, some of the information presented was reasonably sound - but largely, the whole thing struck me as a horrible catalogue of revisionist propaganda - and ended up no better than Oliver Stone's largely fictional movie JFK.In order to accept the findings of the documentary - that Oswald acted alone - you have to believe all of the following:1. That a computer generated simulation of the events on Dealey Plaza at 1230EST on 22 November, 1963 can ever hope to represent the events that actually took place in the real world - which is almost impossible to do. |
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Zorbing (Nov 23 2003 23:00 GMT) - Zorbing is one of those activities that makes you shake your head and wonder what the guys who invented it were taking at the time... |
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- A weblog is a dog hanging out of a truck window, tongue flapping in the breeze, excitedly looking everywhere. "Thisthatovertherethis!An |
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- And so a pleasant weekend was had by all - down to see Kevan, Chrissy and Co. The weather prevented any meaningful going out, but sitting around playing games and talking with friends was good. Kevan and I splashed out on a sealed-deck pack each of the new-ish Mirrodin edition of Magic: The Gathering. It's pretty good. |
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- Oh, and I have real, actual, fresh Scotch-Bonnet Peppers, courtesy Chrissy and the excellent "Bill's" restauant/market! Hoorah! I think my mealtimes will shortly become even more exciting. Only four to begin with, as I need to experiment before I can begin ramping up demand. Easy does it, and all that. |
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- Have you ever noticed that when the bleurch hits you it hits on a Friday? It makes you spend all... |
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- Naturally I am delighted that England won the World Cup. The newspapers are full of it, and it is reason... |
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- Blair meets Simpson:Very amusing... |
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- Let them sing it for you. Text to, er, song converter. Via memepool.... |
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- Mark Bernstein, Phil Wolff, Nathan Edelman and Pat are a part of a panel on the importance of Web logs with writing, and it's spurring some pretty good threads dealing with the issues of implementation, privacy, plagiarism, etc. One obvious issue that I'm noticing is the difference between personal blogging and educational blogging, especially on the K-12 level. A lot of us use Web logs with our students, but how many of us really have students that are "blogging" in the essential sense? In fact, the question may even be can our students really "blog" at all given the limitations imposed by school districts and the fears of teachers and administrators? I'm not discounting the worth of using Web logs to teach writing (and other things), but I guess the distinction to remember is that we're really not teaching blogging. |
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- John Dvorak of PC Magazine skewers Web logs, and I mean skewers. Writing is tiresome. Why anyone would do it voluntarily on a blog mystifies a lot of professional writers. This is compounded by a lack of feedback, positive or otherwise. Perseus thinks that most blogs have an audience of about 12 readers. |
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- People are starting to arrive to the Sunday conversations, and I'm really psyched. Last night at Fort Mason was great...good food, some live guitar playing in the background, and a lot of great conversation. (For some great pics, go to the unofficial NCTE EdWeblogs site.) My highlights were meeting some people who can count me as a fan: |
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- Michael Jackson is at number one with his new album, after punk pop band Busted threatened to come up from behind for the top spot. |
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- Sharon Osbourne has been named the most amazing woman of 2003 following a poll. |
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- Tacky party anthem Agadoo by Black Lace has been named the worst song of all time by music experts. |
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- Hit drama Prime Suspect 6, which is about Balkan war crimes, has been sold to eastern Europe and will be screened in Bosnia. |
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- Cartoon favourites The Simpsons are the top choice for Brits to spend Christmas with, a survey has found. |
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- Generate a CSS layout for your site |
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- Light Weight Multi Level Menu |
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- ReUSEIT Awards: Redesigning Jakob Nielsen's useit.com |
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- Tech's defining moments |
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- The hidden cost of going virtual |
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- Med et indhold på 33 top-20 hits og to nye numre skrevet til denne udgivelse, viser Pet Shop Boys hvordan en opsamlingsplade skal skrues sammen. Nye lyttere kan starte her. |
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- Turen går til Kyoto, hvor jeg opdager at Japan også kan være lige så smukt som i guidebøgerne og tager et seriøst varmt bad. |
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- 40 years ago .. JFKmsnbc. com/news/jfkanniversary_front. asptrack this site | 4 links |
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- Iraq suicide attacks kill 18 police and civilians .. Sur le site de CNN .. CNNcnn. com/2003/WORLD/meast/11/22/spr irq. main/index. |
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- Women plagued by 200 orgasms a day .. distoananova. com/news/story/sm_839283. html?menu=news. |
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