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- Here are the Western hemisphere Gregorian dates of the Jewish holidays for 2004 / 2005. For a bit more details, see the article. Type Holiday Date Gregorian Date ME Delay N Purim 14 and 15 of 12 March 6 and 7, 2004 R Passover / Pesach |
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- THE ALL SELFA restless electron on the runaspiring to be the sunmy beat is the farthest far,beyond the flight of human thought.All life and time in me coalesceto be That, the All-Self permeating all ever expanding, ever orderingflowing in everlasting stream.In each breath I live the star-eyed mystery,my each part-glimpse,the vision of the whole.MADAN G. GANDHIPRESIDENT GANDHI EARTH VISION FOUNDATIONsouthasianews@rediff com |
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- From his home in exile, the billionaire who restyled himself as the linchpin of Russia's liberal opposition watches the one-horse race for the presidency of his homeland with disgust while waging a campaign to discredit incumbent Vladimir Putin. |
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- TWiki Installation Entry Back to TWikiInstallation Main.NathanSlonim 29 Feb 2004 |
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TWikiUsers (Feb 29 2004 13:10 GMT) - List of TWiki users Please take the time and add yourself to the list. To do that fill out the form in TWiki.TWikiRegistration. This will create an account for you ... |
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MG yn y tŷ? (Feb 29 2004 13:09 GMT) - Meibion Meibion Glyndwr? - diddorol sut mae paragraff cyntaf y erthygl 'ma yn awgrymu bod Cymuned yn bygythio dechrau ymgyrch... |
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- Phillies manager Larry Bowa likes David Bell's defense and his bat just as much. He has Bell slated to hit eighth to start the season. "Let him get his feet wet," Bowa said. "He's been out for a while." Bowa's... |
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- chregu just released bitflux editor 0.9.3. we have been using it on a customer project, and it has come a... |
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- Deze week ben ik zo'n 800 gram afgevallen. We blijven ervoor gaan. |
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- cheers ive decided to get rid of it anyway. please goto the website agen and tell me what you think of the design. Id change the banner but at the mo im working on sorting the template out. |
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Acciones (Feb 29 2004 13:06 GMT) - Recordatorio de acciones del día |
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- "An industry standards group has made a preliminary decision to include Microsoft's video compression technology in a next-generation DVD format, giving the company a key boost in the digital media arena," reports CNet. "The steering committee for the |
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- Whether to amend the U.S. Constitution to outlaw gay marriages is a question that's provoking arguments across the country. But it's one the public will never vote on directly. The idea - proposed last week by President Bush - would ultimately be decided by state legislators in at least 38 states, assuming it gets enough support in Congress... |
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Congrats (Feb 29 2004 13:04 GMT) - A quanto pare qualcuno ha trovato la maniera per fare qualche soldo con i blog: Tucows ha comprato Blogrolling.com. Un’ottima idea che si è |
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- Thanks to some ill-conceived trades, the Chicago Bulls are battling the Orlando Magic for the NBA's worst record. Had they stood pat, the Bulls would currently sport a front line of all-stars Ron Artest and Brad Miller, and should-have-been all-star... |
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- In Wisconsin, blacks between the ages of 15 and 24 are 18 times more likely to die from homicide than their white peers. Eighteen times. The disparity is far worse here than nationwide; across America, young blacks are seven times more likely to be victims of homicide than young whites. So vast is Wisconsin's disparity in homicide rates for young blacks and whites that it approaches the disparity in cancer rates for smokers and non-smokers. |
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- With his strong second-place finish in Wisconsin on Feb. 17, John Edwards showed he could do well in a stand-alone primary where job loss and global trade are huge issues and non-Democrats make up a large chunk of the vote. |
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- Livingston, Texas - He mailed her birthday card the day before he was supposed to be put to death. "Yee haw, Mom! I love you," Scott Panetti wrote. |
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- Jim Rygiel was sitting pretty. Literally. |
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- In the race for Milwaukee mayor, Tom Barrett has had deeper pockets than Marvin Pratt, but a new analysis of campaign contributions shows Pratt picked up momentum even before his first-place primary finish. |
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- Madison - With only days left in the Legislature's regular session, lobbyists lurk behind every marble Capitol column, seeking last-minute favors for their business or industry. |
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- People from Mexico make up 30% of the new immigrants in Milwaukee, bucking a trend among other Rust Belt cities that once served as gateways for European immigrants in the early 20th century, a new report by The Brookings Institution says. |
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- From the time Kathleen Taft took her first breath, her future has ridden a question mark. |
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- Area residents scrubbed dirt off their cars and stripped clothes off their bodies Saturday, enjoying the warmest temperature in Milwaukee since Jan. 2. |
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- Leslie Waite remembers what she was thinking as she stood in line at San Francisco City Hall awaiting a moment that had seemed impossible. "Please don't let there be an earthquake today," was her silent prayer. "Because I knew if there was, the far-right folks would say, 'See, even God says this is not right.' " The earth remained still and the sun even shone. Yet the tremors from thousands of quickly arranged same-sex marriages in San Francisco the past two weeks are being felt around the country. |
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- Phoenix - More than any other position on the baseball diamond, first base provides a comprehensive study of where the Milwaukee Brewers have been, where they are now, and where they are headed. |
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- Kohler - Little did Herbert V. Kohler Jr. know, when he presided over the grand opening ceremony at Blackwolf Run in 1988, that he would soon become one of the most powerful and influential golf course owners in America. Just 16 years after the River Course opened, Kohler's empire has grown to include four world-class courses and the president and CEO of the Kohler Co. is looking to add more. |
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- Birmingham, Ala. - The Alabama-Birmingham Blazers proudly refer to their games as "the fastest 40 minutes in basketball." |
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- The UW-Milwaukee basketball team has been collectively tapping its feet, waiting impatiently for 10 days to seal the deal and wrap up the Horizon League regular-season championship against hapless Cleveland State. |
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- Madison - Dave Mader dished out the punishment and took it, too. |
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- Madison - The smile on the face of Milwaukee Custer wrestling coach Ben Tomes' face said it all Saturday night. |
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- The Milwaukee Repertory Theater's interesting and engaging production of Henrik Ibsen's "A Doll's House" illustrates several points about the 19th-century classic we tend to overlook. |
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- It was a serious party, with clever rhymes and southern-fried hip-hop beats coming from the Eagles Ballroom at The Rave Friday night, where Atlanta-bred rapper Ludacris and his Disturbing tha Peace crew performed to a capacity crowd of more than 3,000. |
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- For about 30 minutes, Stephen King's new miniseries had me in the palm of its spooky, skeletal hand. Then the talking anteater showed up. But I'm getting ahead of myself. First, some basics. "Kingdom Hospital" began life not as a King novel, but as a 1994 Danish miniseries written and directed by Lars von Trier ("Breaking the Waves," "Dancer in the Dark"). |
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- It's a safe bet that Waukesha's big venture of integrating public art into a public building is, well, safe. Remember the Blue Shirt that turned Milwaukee on its ear - a controversial sculpture that was to be hung on a parking ramp at Mitchell International Airport? The one I liked, but apparently nearly everyone else hated? Opposition torpedoed that piece. So when members of a search committee began to look at what kind of art should be incorporated into Waukesha's new $16 million downtown transit center, there was a brief, tongue-in-cheek flirtation with the idea that Blue Shirt could probably be had for a song. |
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- Social history can be told in many ways, among them by just conveying the story of one person or one institution. Two recent books by Milwaukeeans give wonderful views of our society, one on a national level, the other right here in our city. |
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- Ironwood, Mich. - Upper Peninsula native John Kusz can never ski-jump again, but the 54-year-old won't throw away his antiquated 8-foot jump skis. |
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- A powerful plan for the Ash Wednesday prayer service was unfolding: A log will lie on the floor of the gymnasium at St. Joan Antida High School. Purple fabric and a cross are the backdrop. Members of the campus ministry will pound nails into it, while symbolic "nails" are read aloud: |
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- A couple of recent trips to the state's upper reaches have put me in an Up North state of mind, never a bad thing, so northern news and northern notes today, not necessarily in that order. If you've ever had a yen to buy an Up North resort and live the good life, raise your hand. Or in this case, raise them both and hope this time the G-men hold their fire. |
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- Man's best friend is in the doghouse with homeowners insurance companies. |
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- Oconomowoc - Nearly four years have passed since Laura Meinel spent $172,000 to have her modular tri-level home built on a corner lot here, but her fireplace is still in a box, her appliances were never delivered and her windows are open most of the summer to keep mold from spreading. |
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- Also known as the Tale of Two Intercultural Couples and a White Guy with a Car, with a guest appearance by Steve Jobs. It would make a great TV sitcom, really. UPDATE: Now with pictures! At end of entry ; |
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- Also known as the Tale of Two Intercultural Couples and a White Guy with a Car, with a guest appearance by Steve Jobs. It would make a great TV sitcom, really. UPDATE: Now with pictures! At end of entry ; |
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