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Insults Unpunished
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Medical Ethics (Dec 17 2003 02:43 GMT) - I posed a question to db, who is a doctor, about the ethical implications of refusing to accept patients because they are plaintiffs' attorneys or the employees of same. I'm not a doctor and am inclined to say a doctor... |
AndrewRaff.com
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Not evidence (Dec 17 2003 02:43 GMT) - Since I have plenty of better things to do, I added some new images to the page header rotation here on AndrewRaff.com.... |
Associated Press headlines via GoUpstate.com
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U.N. Says 2003 Third Hottest Year on Record (Dec 17 2003 02:43 GMT) - The year 2003, marked by a sweltering summer and drought across large swaths of the planet, was the third hottest in nearly 150 years, the United Nations weather agency said Tuesday. The World Meteorological Organization estimated the average surface temperature for the year to be 0.81 degrees Fahrenheit higher than the normal 57 degrees. |
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Madonna follows the herd (Dec 17 2003 02:42 GMT) - Material Girl covers Clark with praise The Material Girl has stepped onto the political stage and endorsed Democratic presidential hopeful Wesley Clark. "I think he has a good handle on foreign policy, I think he's good with people, and I think he has a heart and a consciousness," pop singer Madonna said. "He's... |
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McDermott in Hot Water for Being a Retard (Dec 17 2003 02:42 GMT) - I see your true colrs, shining through... . Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Wash., who earned headlines across the globe last year for criticizing President Bush while in Baghdad, is enmeshed in a new controversy over remarks he made about the capture of Saddam Hussein. |
AnthonyTrumbo.com
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The Big 10K (Dec 17 2003 02:42 GMT) - Congratulations to Me!! Today I have reached my 10,000th visit to the blog. I'm guessing 40% from my computer and... |
Brad DeLong's Semi-Daily Journal (2004)
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The Wal-Mart Consumer Purchasing Index (Dec 17 2003 02:42 GMT) - The Financial Times's Amy Yee covers the Wal-Mart index: FT.com Home UK: Wal-Mart dampened hopes for strong holiday sales as it announced expectations that US December same-store sales growth would be at the low end of a 3-5 per cent growth forecast. In a weekly sales summary, the world's largest retailer said more consumers were delaying holiday shopping and buying gift cards, which are not recorded as revenue when purchased. |
Edward Mitchell: Common Sense Technology
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A stunning admission: "Dr Allen ... (Dec 17 2003 02:39 GMT) - A stunning admission: "Dr Allen Roses, worldwide vicepresident of genetics at Britain's biggest drugs firm GlaxoSmith-Kline, said that fewer than half of the patients prescribed some of the most expensive medicines get any benefit from them. Speaking at a scientific meeting in London last week, he said: ' The vast majority of drugs - more than 90 per cent - only work in 30 to 50 per cent of the people.'". |
To Talk of Many Things
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Outlook 2003 Spam Filter Update. ... (Dec 17 2003 02:38 GMT) - Outlook 2003 Spam Filter Update. An update to the Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 SmartScreen filter is being made available available here. "This update enhances the junk e-mail filter in Outlook to help provide a higher level of protection against junk e-mail." The details will be outlined in KB832333, and the update should be available through Office Update shortly. |
To Talk of Many Things
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Windows XP Service Pack 2. ... (Dec 17 2003 02:37 GMT) - Windows XP Service Pack 2. Found this little document floating around the Download Center this morning, may be of interest to folks waiting on the release of SP2:Changes to Functionality in Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 [Life of a one-man IT department] |
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