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Drew's Blog
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Comments on FedEx Aquisition of Kinko's (Dec 30 2003 16:59 GMT) - The air and ground transport service is acquiring business services company Kinko's in a $2.4 billion cash deal. Kinko's will provide a leg up in electronic document delivery, FedEx says. [CNet News.com] Hmmm... |
Gawker
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Save Williamsburg From the Artists (Dec 30 2003 16:58 GMT) - Mike at Satan's Laundromat notes that the hipster backlash in Williamsburg now has a (really questionable) poster campaign. Mike says:... |
Gawker
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Save Williamsburg From the Artists (Dec 30 2003 16:58 GMT) - Mike at Satan's Laundromat notes that the hipster backlash in Williamsburg now has a (really questionable) poster campaign. Mike says:... |
indisguisable shade of twilight
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For those of you who'd ... (Dec 30 2003 16:58 GMT) - For those of you who'd offered suggestions about clothes: avonavon and lsl bought me dressy stuff for Xmas: a beautiful white Egyptian cotton shirt with French cuffs, and 2 Geoffrey Beene dress shirts--- one a dark blue herringbone-weave that I really like, one a dark grayish-purple with a vaguely satiny look to it. Also, ties that generally all work with all the shirts. Yay. |
Burnt Toast
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virtual charity mugging (Dec 30 2003 16:58 GMT) - Maybe there's something in the air, or perhaps 2004 is shaping up to be a year of giving and self-reflection. We live in hope, hey? Michael's got a new direction and has big plans for a charity photo site. Sounds like a fabulous idea to me. I fancied a bit of virtual charity mugging myself and had been thinking about selling calendars in aid of a Myanmar charity, but couldn't find any non-political ones. |
Curmudgeonly & Skeptical
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Bad People (Dec 30 2003 16:58 GMT) - Yes, Bob Torricelli is the syphilitic spawn of Satan [Democrat] who resigned his Senate seat, but avoided prison [he's a Democrat]; now he's been named "Comeback Kid of the Year." |
Associated Press headlines via GoUpstate.com
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NYC Vows Most Guarded New Year's Eve Ever (Dec 30 2003 16:58 GMT) - Thousands of police will swarm New York's subways, sidewalks and airspace on what officials promised would be the city's most heavily guarded New Year's Eve ever. Some security measures - counter-snipers on rooftops, metal detectors on street corners - are becoming as much a part of New Year's in New York as party hats and confetti. |
Pale Blue Dot
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Who is responsible for Mad Cow Disease? (Dec 30 2003 16:57 GMT) - We are. Great rant from Alton Brown on why America's obsession with price and quantity are threatening the safety and quality of our food supply. I imagine that this newest mad cow threat is going to make a lot... |
Techdirt
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Bill Gates Grabs Patent For Distributing Art (Dec 30 2003 16:57 GMT) - theodp writes "William H. Gates, III is the assignee of a patent issued Tuesday for a Method and system for distributing art. According to the patent, the art e-distribution system allows a user to select a space (e.g., Child2 bedroom) within a hierarchy (e. |
Outside the Beltway
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DUNNIGAN'S ROUNDUP (Dec 30 2003 16:56 GMT) - Today's Iraq news from StrategyPage: Five men were arrested as suspects in the December 27th attacks in Karbala. Their nationality was not given, but Shia... |
Techdirt
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Ideal Predictions, More Likely Predictions (Dec 30 2003 16:56 GMT) - It's the time of year for predictions, and Wired News has done a little twist on the typical "predictions for 2004" story by having predictions that a variety of interesting people would like to see happen, along with what they actually expect to happen. The end result is pretty much what you'd expect: people would like to see less spam, better security, and better intellectual property laws - but expect the opposite to happen. |
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