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Stansted expansion approved (Dec 16 2003 14:59 GMT) - · New runway by 2011 at Stansted · Heathrow expansion if noise levels met · No new airport in Rugby |
Seinfeld Blog
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Sally Weaver (Dec 16 2003 14:59 GMT) - Susan Ross' roommate from college. Wanted to become an actress, but broke through and got her own tv special with 'the one wowan show' entitled "Jerry Seinfeld is the devil". A crazy woman who just wouldn't stop talking. Maybe the most annoying character in the Seinfeld history. Seen (and heard) in both The Doll, and The Cartoon.... |
Instapundit.com
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A WHILE BACK, I challenged ... (Dec 16 2003 14:59 GMT) - A WHILE BACK, I challenged FCC Chair Michael Powell to get the FCC to stand up for a free and open Internet. Judging by this piece by FCC Commissioner Michael J. Copps, it's not happening: This Internet may be dying. At the behest of powerful interests, the FCC is buying... |
Instapundit.com
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A WHILE BACK, I challenged ... (Dec 16 2003 14:59 GMT) - A WHILE BACK, I challenged FCC Chair Michael Powell to get the FCC to stand up for a free and open Internet. Judging by this piece by FCC Commissioner Michael J. Copps, it's not happening: This Internet may be dying. At the behest of powerful interests, the FCC is buying... |
Richard@Home
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Happy 10th Birthday Mr CyberDemon (Dec 16 2003 14:59 GMT) - Can it only be TEN years since the irival of id Software's ground breaking FPS Doom? A lot has happened in the FPS genre since then, but no game has had me hooked like doom. I've even recently installed Doom Legacy for a 'blast from the past' I've also ... |
Open Access News
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Range of opinion on OA at WSIS (Dec 16 2003 14:59 GMT) - David Dickson, The challenges of 'e-science', SciDev.Net, December 15, 2003. Excerpt: Everyone, in his or her own way, is in favour of the widest possible access to scientific information; that is not in dispute. |
Ted Ritzer: RSS
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Brent Simmons on two frequently ... (Dec 16 2003 14:58 GMT) - Brent Simmons on two frequently asked RSS questions. 1. About using HTML in titles and descriptions. 2. Should link elements be permalinks or should they point to an external page? |
WIFLblog
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Brent Simmons on two frequently ... (Dec 16 2003 14:58 GMT) - Brent Simmons on two frequently asked RSS questions. 1. About using HTML in titles and descriptions. 2. Should link elements be permalinks or should they point to an external page? |
niraj
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VICTORY DAY IN BANGLADESH (Dec 16 2003 14:58 GMT) - Today is Victory Day in Bangladesh. It's a day when Bangladesh achieved its independence from Pakistan after a valiant nine-month... |
Xkot
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Important Questions Answered (Dec 16 2003 14:58 GMT) - Yes, in World of Warcraft you'll be able to play an orc in a dress with a two foot long pink goatee. (via this report)... |
[ me and my monkey ]
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hack journalists (Dec 16 2003 14:58 GMT) - i have a request of the credible news organizations. i say credible because, i do not believe that any news source that gives us news from only the left, or from only the right, is really a news source, they... |
[ me and my monkey ]
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hack journalists (Dec 16 2003 14:58 GMT) - i have a request of the credible news organizations. i say credible because, i do not believe that any news source that gives us news from only the left, or from only the right, is really a news source, they... |
pseudorandom
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Question for the Day (Dec 16 2003 14:57 GMT) - I've always assumed that spicy foods are most often found in cultures centered in hot areas because that's where the ingredients are most easily found. (As far as I know, chile peppers don't grow in Scandinavia.) But could there be another reason? Eating spicy food makes one perspire. Perspiration lowers the body's temperature. |
Joho the Blog
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Levy on the Death of the Internet (Dec 16 2003 14:57 GMT) - Steven Levy in Newsweek has an excellent and scary column on why Big Forces want to lock down the Internet and how they're doing so under the guise of "trusted computing" and other industry efforts. Here's the John Walker he talks about. And Jon Husband points us to this Paul Hughes piece on VoIP's challenge to the telcos. Eric is pissed by the Levy article. I really disagree with Eric's argument that DRM, "trusted computing," et al. |
Ted Ritzer: GOV IT
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Providing context in programming (part ... (Dec 16 2003 14:57 GMT) - Providing context in programming (part 1). Bryn Keller is right, my previous post needs a bit more explanation. The point Sean McGrath was making is that a number is as good as meaningless without context. XML nicely provides this context. I want to translate that to programming. |
WIFLblog
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Providing context in programming (part ... (Dec 16 2003 14:57 GMT) - Providing context in programming (part 1). Bryn Keller is right, my previous post needs a bit more explanation. The point Sean McGrath was making is that a number is as good as meaningless without context. XML nicely provides this context. I want to translate that to programming. |
War Liberal
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Taking their sweet time (Dec 16 2003 14:57 GMT) - Two directors resign from HealthSouth board; first of five These guys were supposed ot step down as part of a... |
MetaFilter
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Antidepressants (Dec 16 2003 14:56 GMT) - Pills for Problems: The British have taken steps to restrict the use of some antidepressants. Breggin and others have been warning us for some time now about the many problems with medicating behavior. The Big Picture: Aren't " |
OECD Observer
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The OECD: Securing the future (Dec 16 2003 14:56 GMT) - The OECD is an organisation with a bright future and a key role to play, as long as it carries out some serious reforms. A difficult, but necessary challenge, says Jorma Julin, Ambassador of Finland to the OECD. |
OECD Observer
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Making the most of the recovery (Dec 16 2003 14:56 GMT) - After a drawn-out period of fits and starts, a palpable recovery has finally taken hold across the OECD. Yet, the persistence of very large current account imbalances at this early stage of the recovery may complicate the encouraging outlook. |
OECD Observer
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Rising sun? (Dec 16 2003 14:56 GMT) - Japan’s economic recovery has been the highlight of 2003, with strong growth particularly in the second quarter. But as Randall Jones of the OECD’s Economics Department explains, challenges remain. |
OECD Observer
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Chile’s economy: The way forward (Dec 16 2003 14:56 GMT) - Reforms that instil greater coherence in social and economic policies would help Chile build on its successes and get the economy back on to a stronger growth path. |
OECD Observer
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New US ambassador (Dec 16 2003 14:56 GMT) - Constance Morella has taken up the post of US ambassador to the OECD, succeeding Jeanne Phillips. Mrs Morella was the first woman member of the Maryland state legislature to be elected to the US Congress, where she represented Maryland in the House of Representatives from 1987 until January 2003. |
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