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- J ai trop bu pour prendre le volant. Nous suivons sa mère qui nous amène à la chambre d amis et nous nous y installons. Celle qu avait Laurie avant de parti de chez ses parents sert aujourd hui de buanderie. Je la connais assez pour savoir que si à chaque fois elle demande si nous pouvons dormir dans sa chambre, c est qu elle regrette l aménagement décidé par ses parents. Je me permets de lui en faire la remarque. |
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- L'amitié c'est rien. Vous pouvez avoir des gens sur qui vous pouvez comptez et qui vous ont soutenu un moment. Puis une séparation, parce que vous, vous voulez fuir en espérant que vous allez laisser le mauvais et garder le bon. Mais le bon s'évapore aussi (plus vite d'ailleurs). |
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- Quand tgtg rencontre sarah-k... photo : Ded ,"retouchée" tgtg J'étais certaine de la reconnaître! Dimanche 13 heures , devant la Mairie de Paris 19 ème... La place rousse était vide... |
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- et oui aujoudh'ui c'était un jour exeptionnel..vous savez un de ces jours qu'on ne peut ooublier...!!! |
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- Tim Bray wrote a short and sweet message to the W3C-Tag mailing list a few months ago that pretty much echoes my thoughts on the issue exactly. The Web is distinguished from many other information systems in that its important interfaces are defined, not in terms of APIs or data structures or object models, but in terms of syntax, by specifying the content and sequence of the messages interchanged. It commonly occurs that programmers working with the Web write code directly to generate and parse these messages. Even more unusually, it is not uncommon for end-users to have direct exposure to these messages. This leads to the well-known " |
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- asia.internet.com Dec 30 2003 4:53PM ET... |
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- USA Today Dec 30 2003 5:11PM ET... |
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- TheStreet.com Dec 30 2003 5:35PM ET... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - IPv6 is coming. In fact, you can encourage its adoption by using it right now. Ibrahim Haddad explains the ideas behind, and justifications for IPv6 and demonstrates how to support it on a Linux server. |
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- Zij mag haar webcam vaker aan laten staan :-) (Geen naakt, dus klik maar door) En valt het je niet op dat dit shirt heel erg op een ander shirt lijkt?... |
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- In this article I base my projections not on stock prices, sales trends or focus group analysis. I base it on what I think - on what I feel, in the classic sense of the Idoru - is driving the hearts of those who will make the final decisions on the future of the internet, those who use it. By Stephen Downes, Stephen's Web, December 30, 2003 [Refer][Research][Reflect] |
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- This response to David Weinberger and Doc Searls's article 'World of Ends' challenges some now popular opinions, and especially the idea that value in a network is created at the end, not the middle. But is a smart network a bad thing? Look at Google - that's smart, isn't it? And what about the telephone system, which worked well for 100 years and was smart because it had to be. I'm not sure I buy the hard-core capitalism that underlies this item (after all, much of the internet was not created using investment dollars). |
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- With WalMart selling sanitized versions of music and video and greater corporate influence reaching intoi affairs of academia and culture, it's worth looking at this cautionary tale about what happens when creativity pushes the edge in a sponsored world. By Peter Kennard, The Guardian, December 30, 2003 [Refer][Research][Reflect] |
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- It won't be business as usual next year at Ithaca College as instructors will now have to obtain copyright clearance for materials traditionally shared - legally, they thought (probably correctly), under fair use - in student course packs. In addition to the cost, instructors will now have to spend a certain amount of time each year chasing down permissions for thirty or more items. Oh yes, this is a good use of faculty time. By Anne K. Walters, The Ithacan, December 11, 2003 [Refer][Research][Reflect] |
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- An unpopular high school validictorian, elected as a joke, tells it like it is. "I am not the most popular person, not even close," he wrote. "I am not on the sports teams, I am not on Students Council. If I can be elected valedictorian, anything is possible," he concluded, borrowing a phrase from an unlikely teenage muse, Napoleon: "I am the revolution. |
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- "the minimum requirements for windows 2003 are a P133 and 128 MB of RAM"so my laptop, the one with no touchpad button, the one that the battery just dosen't work on anymore, the one that I can't run anything written in the last five years, it will run W03 server? Somehow I don't think so.... |
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- Community meetings aim to address complaints on insurance companies |
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- 30-year-old restaurant worker is Carroll County's first homicide in 2003 |
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- but...he...but...AHHHHHH WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON! |
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- Bob DuCharme provides an implementation-centered guide to using XForms, the new W3C forms technology for the web. |
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