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Blogger News Item (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - A British TV network has come under fire for allegedly moving downmarket in a desperate attempt to attract viewers. Protests against embattled Channel Six - dubbed "Channel Sex" by its critics" - culminated with its Soho offices being stormed by a group of hard-line puritans wielding flaming torches. The puritan League of Public Decency, a militant off-shoot of Mary Whitehouse's National Viewers and Listeners Association, have long been critical of the station's late night programming, which has, since its inception, been dominated by lowbrow features focussing on sex and nudity and screenings of classic porn films such as "Rear Entry", "Hockey Girls Holiday","Skullbuggery", "Convoy Cock" and "The Erotic Adventures of Dickman and Throbbin". However, the League's Chairman, Ezekial Deacon, claims that Channel Six has now started filing its prime time schedules with "filth and degradation" in a shameless attempt to win viewers. Recent pre-watershed fare from Channel six has included "Touch My Todger", a game show in which fifty contestants cling onto host Dale Winton's knob - whoever hangs on longest wins a night with Dale. |
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Blogger News Item (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - Vandaag ff naar de opticien geweest, ene oog is een kwart punt minder geworden en andere ook een half punt. Dus binnenkort maar is een nieuwe look gaan uitzoeken daar! Vanavond kwam Emma ff eten bij me, tijd niet gezien sinds het uit is met Roy, was wel ff gezellig. Morgen rustig dagje op de zaak, dus tijd zat om de boel hier flink up te daten! |
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Blogger News Item (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - As computer buff Shane Messer watched the hunt for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, he had a money spinning idea. He created an international treasure hunt called "Find Those Weapons: The Hunt for the Real WMD". The game made of actual public documents related to the American invasion as clues carries a prize of a solid gold trophy, a bag of cash and a barrel of oil. "I sat down and created a hunt with real documents off public domain sites and started putting the puzzle together over time and it became a very complex thing," said Messer, 28, of Nashville. |
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Blogger News Item (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - It was a slower, slightly stoop-shouldered Saddam Hussein who entered the visiting room of the maximum-security prison. He appeared to be in good physical shape and apparently had loss about ten pounds, a fact he attributed to following the Atkins Diet during Ramadan. He chained smoked Marlboro Lights all during the interview and confessed to a fondness for Diet Vanilla Coke and expressed regrets that he would not be able to see the final episode of The Lord of the Rings until it came out in video. [More] |
The Eye Opener
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Clean Up Campaigners Attempt to Lynch TV Chiefs in Prime Time Sex Row! (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - A British TV network has come under fire for allegedly moving downmarket in a desperate attempt to attract viewers. Protests against embattled Channel Six - dubbed "Channel Sex" by its critics" - culminated with its Soho offices being stormed by a group of hard-line puritans wielding flaming torches. The puritan League of Public Decency, a militant off-shoot of Mary Whitehouse's National Viewers and Listeners Association, have long been critical of the station's late night programming, which has, since its inception, been dominated by lowbrow features focussing on sex and nudity and screenings of classic porn films such as "Rear Entry", "Hockey Girls Holiday","Skullbuggery", "Convoy Cock" and "The Erotic Adventures of Dickman and Throbbin". However, the League's Chairman, Ezekial Deacon, claims that Channel Six has now started filing its prime time schedules with "filth and degradation" in a shameless attempt to win viewers. Recent pre-watershed fare from Channel six has included "Touch My Todger", a game show in which fifty contestants cling onto host Dale Winton's knob - whoever hangs on longest wins a night with Dale. |
RentACoder: Newest bid requests feed
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Photographer's Website Total Redesign--By JermTay on Jan 6--Max Bid: $400 (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - I am working on a photographer's website and need someone or some group's creative ability to give the GUI, photo layout, and total website a new up-to-date, eye-catching appearance. I need a (more...) Keywords:Web,Flash,Page Design,Graphics / Art / Music,ASP,Graphics,Access,Web (Other),Photography |
Blog for America
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NPR Debate Open Thread #2 (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - Governor Dean is debating the other candidates on NPR right now -- listen in, hit the bat to show your support, and use this thread to react to the debate. If you're listening, you've heard the other candidates attacking Howard... |
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Color Pictures from Mars (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - The initial view, a mosaic of 12 separate pictures, released was taken from the front of the rover, said Bell. At 12 million pixels, the image and the rest that followed, are the highest resolution pictures ever obtained from Mars. It is a 45-degree field of view of the terrain in Gusev Crater. |
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Rats on Cocaine (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - Follow the misadventures of two drug-crazed rats in a "Department of Narcotics Research" animal testing lab. Find out what happens to test subjects when the scientist is a bit 'late' with the substance. |
Logistics Business Review Online
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TDG: new year, new hope (Jan 06 2004 19:59 GMT) - UK logistics company TDG [TDG.L] has begun the year by securing two new contract wins in the chemical sector, one in the UK and the other in Spain. The latter gives a much-needed shot in the arm to the company's struggling European operation, but TDG will need to keep up the good work throughout 2004. |
MacMinute
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Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise 12.5.1 for Panther (Jan 06 2004 19:58 GMT) - Sybase today announced that Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) 12.5.1, the latest release of the company's enterprise-class relational database management system (RDBMS), is now available for Mac OS X Panther... |
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Eyeballing the average weblogger (Jan 06 2004 19:57 GMT) - Richard MacManus is conducting a social experiment on his weblog by asking people to guess what he looks like. I tried to come up with the average composite sketch of a technical weblogger for my guess: "White, 5-foot-10, brown hair, glasses, pale in complexion, sleep deprived, moderately overweight, and a bit uncomfortable about being photographed." |
Cinema Minima
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ENJOY by Gordon Winiemko and Julie Wyman (Jan 06 2004 19:57 GMT) - ENJOY -- that film about a boy, a girl, and a gigantic, electric neon Coca-Cola Sign -- screens once again in New York, this time at Anthology Film Archives. 2004 January 7 Wednesday: "New Filmmakers" series, US$5 at 6:00 PM "Early shorts" program (45 mins. total) at Anthology Film Archives, 32 2nd Avenue, New York City USA ["The Cinema Minima Tribe"] • |
Hit & Run
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How the Net Serves Journalism (Jan 06 2004 19:57 GMT) - Gravity Lens blogger Jeff Patterson points to this interesting case of how the Web abetted plagiarism and its correction: Over at retroCRUSH, Robert Berry explains how his story about "The Worst Sex Scenes Ever" was ripped off by the British paper The Daily Star, which attributed the list to a "poll" done by the fictitious mag FILM. That story got picked up by a bunch of other publications and sites. From Berry's account of an exchange with a Star editor: On 1/05/04 I spoke with a the News Editor of "The Daily Star" named Kieran Saunders and what he told me takes the cake. |
greg.org: about making films
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Film Club (Jan 06 2004 19:57 GMT) - David Edelstein's hosting Slate's Film Club, and it's as entertaining as reading long emails could possibly be. While you could keep reading all week to see what new fabric these five critics can weave from the threads of last year's films, I'm sticking |
Meerkat: An Open Wire Service
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TheServerSide reports on Java Tools Community Press Conference (Jan 06 2004 19:57 GMT) - TheServerSide listened in on a press conference given by members of the newly formed Java Tools Community. The conference talked about the role of the Java Tools Community, and how it is to work alongside the JCP. The organization aims to offer domain knowledge around toolability to the Java platform. This will involve increasing the interop of tools and extensions. |
GaGaWeb
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Our National Anthem (Jan 06 2004 19:56 GMT) - The Dutch national anthem The Wilhelmus, is actually a boring song. It goes on and on about a Germanic William from the royal house, who honours the Spanish king and the music is very depressing. I had an idea. Why don't we do some kind of Pop Id... |
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"er suckt!", sage ich (Jan 06 2004 19:56 GMT) - also ehrlich... 4 gb, für 259$ ?! wenn ich noch 50 draufleg (dann isses eh auch schon egal) bekomm ich nochmal 11 gb dazu... und dann bekomm ich auch das coole weiß... |
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