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- Nice use of flash on this magick site... |
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- A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System The Nine Planets is an overview of the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of each of the planets and moons in our solar system. Each page has text and images, some have sounds and movies, most provide references to additional related information. |
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- Just a few days shy of when he was going to start being taken for a sheep dog, Zoran Planinic finally got his hair cut. It was the first time since the season started scissors had touched his 'do, which... |
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- British spies bug United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan; is this appropriate? Sure it is. Laws are artificial mechanisms (not implicitly linked to natural progressions) that support your typical society during normal circumstances. Iraq was strongly suspected of having weapons that were able to harm a great many of our global population, and refused to abide by conditions put to it by the global community. |
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- Chicago is enjoying an early taste of spring weather. Temperatures reached into the mid 50's on Saturday, and ABC7 Meteorologist Phil Schwarz says 60 degrees is the target for Sunday. |
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Sad Ending (Feb 29 2004 05:09 GMT) - There is a sad ending following the disappearance of the mother of a newborn. |
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- A South Side family was overcome by carbon monoxide fumes and rushed to the hospital early Saturday. |
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- im going with festering in the crypt because i love the mellow riffs...combined with "CorpseGrinders" vocals...its just amazing.... |
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Ruth (Feb 29 2004 05:08 GMT) - Lady who works at the counter at monks. George thinks she shortchanged him for the $20 bill with lipstick on it.... |
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- Kick ass! Obituary solos rock, and Tardy's vocals show true pain... I love them. |
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- This is another one of those webcomics that hasn't been around very long, but shows promise all the same (so hopefully it'll stick around longer than the cartoonist's earlier comics did). |
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Untitled (Feb 29 2004 05:07 GMT) - a bit of a drabble for you to enjoy. sev is actually somewhat... happy. a first attempt at sev/remy, but a weak one at that. really, one could put any of the characters name in there, but i was really picturing remus in this situation : |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Feb 2004): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Feb 2004): Download count: 1 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- Public discussion forums: Open Discussion, Help |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Feb 2004): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- Went to dinner with friends… we talked about what kids eat and won’t eat… “B” |
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- I think someone at Yahoo has to pay a little more attention to the photos they include.... |
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- BBC News reports that in addition to customer support and programming, India is now starting to outsource health care. Indian state of Maharashtra recently launched the Medical Tourism Council (MTC) of Maharashtra to make India a prime destination for medical tourists. A heart surgery in a private hospital in Bombay runs at $10,000 compared to roughly $50,000 in the West. These Indian hospitals hire excellent surgeons and have state-of-the-art equipment. The MTC hopes foreign patients who pay for healthcare in their own countries. |
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- BBC News (link) reports that in addition to customer support and programming, India is now starting to outsource health care. Indian state of Maharashtra recently launched the Medical Tourism Council (MTC) of Maharashtra to make India a prime destination for medical tourists. A heart surgery in a private hospital in Bombay runs at $10,000 compared to r roughly $50,000 in the West. These Indian hospitals hire excellent surgeons and have state-of-the-art equipment. The MTC hopes foreign patients who pay for healthcare in their own countries. |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 5 Feb 2004): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Project description: Dawn of the Titans is a project to provide basic softcode/hardcode snippets, advice, and documentation for BattleTechMUX players and staffers alike. This is of particular interest to BTMux coders and admins. |
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- Project administrators: grantblackman, patrickblackman |
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wesson (Feb 29 2004 05:05 GMT) - The new chairman of the board of Smith & |
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foggy (Feb 29 2004 05:05 GMT) - But unlike most commentators who've placed the onus on an on-time handover on the White House's desire not to carry the Iraq occupation into the autumn's elections, the Monitor argues it's the other way around - Bremer and the Baghdad-based contingent of officials are pushing a transfer of sovereignty on schedule in... - OxBlog |
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surrealism (Feb 29 2004 05:05 GMT) - What this book is really about is the cracking open of one small front in the revolution of everyday life. Like fortune cookies, or snatches of a conversation overhead from passers-by, or the meditative insights offered up by a late-night cab driver in a strange city, wrong numbers are part of the unruly, bristling... - ::: wood s lot ::: "the fitful tracing of a portal" |
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renegade (Feb 29 2004 05:05 GMT) - Long believed to be a hoax, recent archaeological discoveries have apparently now verified the actual existence of "Emperor Domitianus," a Roman |
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irm (Feb 29 2004 05:05 GMT) - Enquanto o BBB rola solto na telinha, tem blogueiro fazendo o papel de Grande |
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