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- Friday 26th March 2004 Battle of the bands Live: Headspace Tickets: Free |
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- VOANews.com: US Cartoonist Offers Reward for Evidence of President Bush's Guard Duty If he and the rest of the left continue down this road, expect to hear a lot more about "Hanoi John".Cartoonist Garry Trudeau, who draws the Doonesbury comic... |
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- VOANews.com: US Cartoonist Offers Reward for Evidence of President Bush's Guard Duty If he and the rest of the left continue down this road, expect to hear a lot more about "Hanoi John".Cartoonist Garry Trudeau, who draws the Doonesbury comic... |
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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: 0 |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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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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- When Chris Sells says there's a "highly recommended" article on the new drawing model (Avalon) in Longhorn, I read it. |
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- "Handle so, daß du die Menschheit sowohl in deiner Person, als in der Person eines jeden andern jederzeit zugleich als Zweck, niemals bloß als Mittel brauchest." --Immanuel Kant ("Der praktische... |
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February 29 (Feb 29 2004 08:18 GMT) - The day I finally proposed my loveIt was already February 29You agreed to stead with me For I had been your crushA year later we realizedOur anniversary had not fallAlthough we’ve spent 365 days togetherWe must still wait quite longThree years past with a blink of our eyesYou lay in bed so pale and fragileYour head was balding but strongly you said,“My love for you will always stay.”It was three years laterGoing on to fourBut our first anniversaryStill had not fallFinally it was four years laterOur first anniversary year finally cameWith a bouquet of flower and a ring in handI came to your bed in the morning hazeYour bed was emptyThe sheets were neatThe nurse said you had lostSadly to the cancer warShe passed me a letterFrom you to meYou had tried your very bestBut still you could not liveNow I place this bouquet on your graveA ring entwined into the veinsOur first anniversary had finally fallIt is now February 29 |
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- Unfortunately I can no longer bear the bandwidth cost of running this service so I'm turning it off. There's a mirror at http://www. wcc. vccs. |
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- All of the websites will get you there, but some may add miles, hours, winding back roads and frustration to your trip. |
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- Oh, what a fickle lot we are. The Web may be the travel bargain hunter's delight, but those e-mails telling us about great deals are starting to become their bane. |
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- Dissecting human bodies in medical school anatomy labs, long a gruesome rite of passage for doctors, is going the way of house calls. |
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- The Academy Awards show will be producer Joe Roth's television debut. Unheard of? Not if you know his resume and connections. |
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- At a time when there's little cash to spare, competing labels are willing to spend richly on the talents of a production duo that plays the field |
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- The Movie Industry Consumes Carpetbagging Investors Like Prime-Cut Steak. What's the Appeal of Being Eaten Alive? |
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- Documents in a lawsuit could hurt Disney Chairman Eisner before a key shareholder vote. |
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- Candidates of both parties want to sit out the culture wars, but that's not possible. |
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- After the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, U.S. policymakers looked for new ways to understand America's place in the new world. What would be the primary focus of U.S. |
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- BETHLEHEM, Pa. — The United States is enmeshed in a friendly yet urgent debate with a Shiite cleric over the future of Iraq, and last week the Bush administration scored an important point. But if a stable Iraq is our goal, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani had better win the argument. He insists on direct elections, as opposed to Washington's caucuses, to determine the next Iraqi government. |
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- Proposed constitution's strong centralized government ignores 13 years of autonomy. |
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- WASHINGTON — Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" may well be the best movie about Jesus Christ ever made. Yet, though he claimed to be striving for historical fidelity — to the point of re-creating ancient Jerusalem in the southern Italian town of Matera and insisting that all dialogue be in Aramaic or Latin — the film contains so many minor but distressing historical and linguistic inaccuracies that the overall effect is one of cognitive dissonance for anyone who has deeply studied the Roman and Near Eastern world of the 1st century. |
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- The 1954 ruling against "separate but equal" reverberates today. |
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- Jesus railed against a grave threat to marriage. No, not homosexuality -- divorce. |
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- California faces a financial crisis. The state has run up a debt of at least $15 billion, the result of spending far more than even its considerable revenues. Because debt cannot be wished away, the only question is how it can be financed and paid off. |
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- Author Ralph Ellison had a clear vision of the nation's racial divide and how it could be healed. |
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- On Tuesday, it's up to voters to move toward workable government. |
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- Since 9/11, a scholar of Islam finds himself in demand -- for the wrong reasons |
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- There are many crimes committed in the Middle East, but they are not taken to court. Building a wall or a fence between enemies may or may not be a mistake, but a crime it is not, and therefore it doesn't belong in a court. |
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- A recovering economy that lags in hiring is the driving issue for voters and politicians. |
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- His degree of leverage over legislators is tied to ballot items, say experts. In GOP races, immigration and gay marriage are hot issues. |
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- Pacific Lumber gives $229,000 to campaign to oust the Humbolt County official who filed fraud case. |
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- Counties must approve and fund the state law on outpatient programs, but many are short of cash and wary of infringing on rights. |
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- Both measures have bipartisan support as well as critics. The balanced-budget amendment would not prevent all borrowing. |
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- Backers say reducing approval threshold from two-thirds to 55% would end gridlock. Foes fear tax increases. |
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- The Dornan-Rohrabacher faceoff for a House seat and the Campbell-Maddox battle for a state Senate spot are just two of several Republican primary contests. |
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