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FBI monitors protest groups (Nov 24 2003 23:40 GMT) - Several sources have reported that the FBI has been monitoring anti-war protest groups, and gathering intelligence on their tactics. The news that demonstrations are monitored is hardly surprising; as anyone who has attended such an event knows, cameras sometimes outnumber protesters. But it's interesting to note that the FBI describes videotaping as "intimidation" when it's directed at law enforcement. The FBI warned of tactics used by such groups in a weekly... |
The Curt Jester
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Amateur Exorcist (Nov 24 2003 23:39 GMT) - In a case that could revolve around the role of religion in mental health care, a Springfield psychologist is accused... |
Idle Words
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Utrecht (Nov 24 2003 23:39 GMT) - On Saturday I went to Utrecht, home town of Marrije Schaake, the wonderful English-language book blogger who had sacrificed a precious day out of [Inter]national Novel Writing Month to show me around her city. Utrecht is about half an hour's train ride south of Amsterdam, and everyone from Amsterdam seemed to be going to Utrecht with me. Holland has zippy bright yellow trains that look just right under the leaden November skies, and I enjoyed my first glimpse of the Dutch countryside, squeezed in for five minutes between endless Amsterdam suburbs and endless Utrecht suburbs. It was all misty green fields with grazing cattle, a sight that would have looked just like a steam-pressed Vermont if not for the occasional windmill, the total absence of orange plaster reindeer, and the stately canal that ran along the railway, with banana-shaped barges each pushing along a fearsome bow wave. Utrecht looks like it was built in two phases - the first sometime in the seventeenth century, and the second in 1962. |
A Small Victory
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bitchslap ted rall ann coulter day (Nov 24 2003 23:38 GMT) - So Rall endorses Dean. Dean is pleased. Yes, it's been blogged to death today. This is not good for Dean. It won't be but a minute before people will be dragging out old Rall strips and columns, shoving them in... |
Nonliteral
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Stump The Band (Nov 24 2003 23:36 GMT) - A loyal reader (and they’d have to be, given my diminished posting output lately) e-mailed me puzzled as to what the picture below (on the 19th) was… …which seemed like a good excuse for a contest or competition (please folks,... |
Electric Josh
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Moon vs. Soros (Nov 24 2003 23:36 GMT) - Which sugar daddy is right for you? A consumer's guide. Handy test to see whether George Soros or Sun Myung... |
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Scorie illegali (Nov 24 2003 23:36 GMT) - Le radici cristianeClicca qui o sull'icona a lato per ingrandirela vignetta. RevisionismoClicca qui o sull'icona a lato per ingrandirela vignetta. Scorie illegaliClicca qui o sull'icona a lato per ingrandirela vignetta.... |
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Scorie illegali (Nov 24 2003 23:36 GMT) - Le radici cristianeClicca qui o sull'icona a lato per ingrandirela vignetta. RevisionismoClicca qui o sull'icona a lato per ingrandirela vignetta. Scorie illegaliClicca qui o sull'icona a lato per ingrandirela vignetta.... |
MetaFilter
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C Section generation (Nov 24 2003 23:36 GMT) - More children now than ever are being born from cesarean sections. It's known that giving birth this way can leave psychological damage to the mother, but what effect is it having on the children? |
Halley's Comment
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D'accord Jean-Yves (Nov 24 2003 23:36 GMT) - D'accord, Jean-YvesDonc, qu'est-ce-que tu racontes? Il faut que je blog en francais maintenant? D'ac, je vais essayer. Je te remercie pour le ... WHAT THE HECK DO THEY CALL A LINK IN FRENCH .. |
Site Concept Scan
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Police make hefty drug seizure at AmeriSuit (Nov 24 2003 23:35 GMT) - (US) After an officer was called to investigate a person passed out in the hallway.[$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(60%), $propaganda_theme5(60%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(95%), $drug_law(80%), $hallucinogen(60%), $MDMA(60%), $stimulant(100%), $cocaine(100%), $amphetamines(100%), $cannabis(100%), $various_drugs(95%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
Site Concept Scan
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Prison officer on drugs charge (Nov 24 2003 23:35 GMT) - (UK) A prison officer has been charged with possession with intent to supply cannabis at a jail, Scotland Yard has said. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(50%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(95%), $cannabis(100%), $various_drugs(95%)] |
Kayodeok's Weblog
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Regex Blog (Nov 24 2003 23:35 GMT) - I bookmarked this Regular Expression blog about a week ago and now I cannot remember who to credit it to.This blog is a community that focuses on fostering knowledge related to regular expressions; I thought it would help in my quest to master Perl but it seems to have a windows slant at the moment.So I am doing my bit to encourage Regular Expression coders from the Perl, Python, PHP, Java community to submit articles to this blog. The webmaster seems to encourage this. |
mike.whybark.com
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New server (Nov 24 2003 23:34 GMT) - The box came in, I plugged it in, attached the drives, and booted up. After the pain and struggle of the last month, it's a relief to have a Mac-like experience again. It got here in the nick of time too - traffic is going crazy again, who knows why. Google seems to present me as the best resource for... |
mike.whybark.com
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Comics criticism (Nov 24 2003 23:34 GMT) - I'd hoped to link to the online version of the Ellen Forney story at Tablet today, but it's still not up, which makes me think that probably it's an error, and may never show up. So, you'll just have to live with that. The transcript starts running tomorrow, with pictures! I mentioned offhand to a friend that it would be... |
mike.whybark.com
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Blog traffic linkdump (Nov 24 2003 23:34 GMT) - I won't be able to follow up on the blog traffic prediction ideas for a while, so I'm linkdumping a bunch of stuff on blog traffic here as research material. Traffic Patterns: weekday traffic versus weekend traffic. Blogs look like every other site family I've ever seen, and reflect the fact that there are more people using the internet during... |
Meerkat: An Open Wire Service
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Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools -- the book (Nov 24 2003 23:34 GMT) - Kevin Kelly, a founding editor of Wired and the former editor of Whole Earth Magazine, has self-published my favorite book for 2003: a 140-page color book with reviews of his favorite "gadgets, how-to books, amazing documentaries, great pieces of software, uncommon mail order catalogs, websites, pieces of machinery, and things you can grab with your hand." If you've seen the old Whole Earth Catalogs, then you already have a good idea of what Cool Tools is like. No matter how much you already know, you'll find dozens of things in here to blow your mind. Hurry, because Kevin only printed 250 copies. |
The Aardvark Speaks
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Done a Jackson (Nov 24 2003 23:33 GMT) - So did I get more hits from Google for mentioning Michael Jackson on my weblog? Nope, not really. The most popular Google search terms leading to my site are still "pictures of rocks", "evil empire" and "goulash". |
g. blog radio
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undreds of commuters using the ... (Nov 24 2003 23:33 GMT) - undreds of commuters using the reopened PATH train station restored rush-hour chaos to the site of the former World Trade Center today for the first time since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001." (NYTimes) |
World Music Central News
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Cubans to Enjoy Longest "Son" in the World (Nov 24 2003 23:32 GMT) - (Prensa Latina - Cumbancha) Cienfuegos, Cuba - Cubans will enjoy the Longest "Son" in the World during the Cubadisco 2004 Fair, in its eighth edition taking place in May. Ciro Benemelis, Organizing Commission President of the most important event for the Cuban record industry, said that the initiative is a feat, consisting of around 300 hours of non-stop music all along Cuba. More than 2,800 musicians from different part of Cuba will take part in the event, considered one of the best attractions of the coming Cubadisco, to start in Santiago de Cuba and continue until it reaches western Cuba. |
NewsForge: NewsVac
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SCO: Without Fear and Without Research (Nov 24 2003 23:32 GMT) - There's a traditional definition of a shyster: a lawyer who, when the law is against him, pounds on the facts; when the facts are against him, pounds on the law; and when both the facts and the law are against him, pounds on the table. The SCO Group's continuing attempts to increase its market value at the expense of free software developers, distributors and users through outlandish legal theories and unsubstantiated factual claims show that the old saying hasn't lost its relevance. |
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