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- Fascinating and devastating. |
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- Mmmm. Ovid. Translations. Illustrations. Pretty. |
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- Judge Susan Illston of the San Francisco federal court has decided to transfer the SBC case to the federal court in Washington D.C. This is a win for the RIAA and hurts the SBC case. The D.C. |
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- A man is charged with murdering his wife. |
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- Speed is to blame for an accident that closed down the East Loop at Highway 225 Monday morning. |
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- TV News: 'Nation' bests 'Face'; both still trail 'Meet' After months in a dead heat, the Sunday morning news competitors have had a November sweeps shakeout: ABC News' Sunday morning roundup "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" was surpassed by competitor CBS News' "Face the Nation." |
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- TV News: Army Archerd: Just for Variety |
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- AFP via Yahoo! Dec 1 2003 7:37PM ET... |
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- New York Times Dec 1 2003 7:54PM ET... |
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- ZDNet Dec 1 2003 8:13PM ET... |
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- CNET Dec 1 2003 8:20PM ET... |
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- ITBusiness.ca Dec 1 2003 7:43PM ET... |
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- "We should not be misled by the apparent success of Free Software projects today. The popular Free Software licenses, such as the GNU GPL and the BSD License, are not conducive to innovative software development..."... |
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- The Hindu Business Line Dec 1 2003 7:39PM ET... |
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- Press Trust of India Dec 1 2003 7:35PM ET... |
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- ZDNet Australia Dec 1 2003 7:36PM ET... |
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- The Hindu Dec 1 2003 8:05PM ET... |
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- TheStreet.com Dec 1 2003 6:59PM ET... |
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- Reuters Dec 1 2003 7:54PM ET... |
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- From: Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Dec 1, 2003 By Richard Gluyas THREE times a year, bionic ear developer Cochlear chaperones 15 to 20 ear, nose and throat surgeons from around the world through its Sydney facility and the Melbourne-based... |
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- Please see the Snap shot for detailed information. Form1 is attached to save you time. Keywords:Visual Basic |
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- I just realized that I work really close to that address, |
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- Thanks for the links Jaxie!!! No thing that makes it |
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- Two former counter-terrorism officials who have served in the White House write in their new book "The Age of Sacred Terror" that "From the perspective of counterterrorism professionals, the war in Iraq was not a continuation, but a diversion." |
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- Finally, Dave has been putting some work into his site. Personally, I've always hated the calendar as a way of... |
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- (12/01/03)-- Polio is a disease that many people don't think about anymore. Not so for polio survivors. HealthFirst reporter Bisi Onile-Ere says the disease is something they cannot forget. |
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- "We took an oath to defend the Constitution. Not the president or secretary of defense." ~ Navy Rear Admiral Don Guter - www. |
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- Alarmed by the murder of two of its diplomats in Iraq, Japan has decided to postpone sending a team of engineers and doctors to help with the country's reconstruction, a report said Tuesday. Senior officials also suggested Japan should consider assigning military guards to its delegations abroad. |
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- Following a national and international trend, Salt Lake City is witnessing the rise of the "nones." Their growth is so pronounced here, in fact, that the city's most famous one —... |
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- Please Stay on the Line - Gary Farber e-mails actual facts about the survey call discussed in the first of... |
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- Department of Congratulations - Huzzahs go out to two of my favorite bloggers and two of my favorite people -... |
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- I've just released the first part of a series of articles covering Avalon that I've titled Avalon Dissected. They're completely free and they're based on my personal experience with the Avalon framework so far. They are |
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- Here's Monday's roundup of legal news in Africa. The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has expressed outrage at the local news media's attack on the judge in The Daily News case. The judge recused himself from the case the day before the hearing |
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54 or 8? (Dec 02 2003 01:56 GMT) - Uh...in regards to that bloody battle in Iraq yesterday...how many died?... |
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- If the opening moves of Jeremy Young's new company are any indication, Uberplay Entertainment LLC will be a worthy contender in the board game industry. Consider what the Issaquah-based... |
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- Alas, one for two. Today a three judge panel quashed subpoenas which would have compelled House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and Congressman Joe Barton... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - ZDNet Dec 1 2003 8:13PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - CNET Dec 1 2003 8:20PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Part II looks at what the road warrior/management type's fully configured Linux machine looks like. We'll look at what Open Source applications matter on the desktop, as well as what Linux applications, Open Source or otherwise, make sense for the desktop. Finally, I'll try and summarize where Desktop Linux stands today from one road warrior's point of view. |
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wasabi nemo (Dec 02 2003 01:55 GMT) - Sometimes I consider my writing here to be in vain, since it seems nobody reads it. However, I forget the reason I started this place. You see, I'd always kept a box of things in my room, little pieces... |
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- The Bethel Lovefest ContinuesPeter King of CNNSI.com noted today that Bethel has better kick off return average than Dante Hall. Bethel is currently third in the league, but first in players with 25 returns.Len Pasquarelli of ESPN.com adds that Johnson is "simply one of the fastest players to come into the league in a long time. |
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- The Statement: more Hollywood Catholic bashing and conspiracy mongering?"The film, based on Brian Moore's 1995 book about a Nazi war criminal protected by a secret right-wing element within the Roman Catholic Church, goes into theatrical release later this month."And it's directed by Known Hopeless Canadian Liberal, Norman Jewison, hence loyal RelCath reader JS's quip when he sent me the link: "... |
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- Friends for Sight, the people who help prevent blindness, saluted two outstanding Utahns as "People of Vision" on Nov. 13, with 325 guests applauding the honorees,... |
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- EUGENE VOLOKH is being harsh again -- and, again, it's richly deserved.... |
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- EUGENE VOLOKH is being harsh again -- and, again, it's richly deserved.... |
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- The colorful owner of Mexico's largest pharmacy chain is contemplating a run for the presidency in 2006, adding to a diverse field of early aspirants to the executive office. |
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- Legislation allowing the LDS Church to lease Martin's Cove in Wyoming is expected to be signed by President Bush after the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. While the deal is being welcomed as an end... |
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- Was another hard drive home last night. I managed to make it to the rest area between Baker and Primm before finally having to pull over and sleep. A memorable drive... I was forced into a game of "chicken" with... |
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- Someone sent this around at work today. I've seen it before, but this is the first time I've seen it in a long time. If you've never experienced modern corporate life, this diagram pretty much explains it perfectly (well, except the code that I write : |
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- `Six Degrees' Theory Faces New Scientific Inquiry: "'The empirical evidence suggests that we actually live in a world deeply divided by social barriers such as race and class,' not one 'of elegant mathematical patterns where a random connector can zap us together,' she wrote in the journal Society. Milgram's study 'really doesn't test the idea that anyone on Earth can reach anyone else through a handful of intermediaries,' she said. And Watts, she said, is making the same mistakes by recruiting 'people who own or have access to computers and are better off, are predominantly of one race and centered greatly in North America.'" |
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