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- When you write a book entitled Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them, it helps not to be a lying liar yourself. Too bad Al Franken isn't quite intelligent enough to grasp subtlety. Or consistency. With the sputtering liberal Air America network a few weeks old, I thought it'd be a good time to take a fair and balanced look at this joke of a project. (And perhaps it'd be a good time for them to work on their SEO: |
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- C'est un printemps chaud pour le gouvernement libéral... Afin de marquer le premier anniversaire de l'arrivée au pouvoir de... |
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Praise God! (Apr 20 2004 02:59 GMT) - God has been exceptionally good to me lately, and I just wanted to make sure everyone knows about all that... (144 words, 0 comment(s).) |
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- iLL wiLL Press has done it again with their Neuroticaly Yours Series revolving around an outspoken squirrel. So stop counting your carbs... Stop it! Foamy tells you how to deal with the dieting madness of Fat-Kins!! actually, I am into the Atkins Concept, however, I am still just doing research while drinking my large dunkin donuts ice coffee with cream and sugar.... |
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- There should be weight limits for spandex Title suggestion via my bro.... |
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- Compare this (old article) with this. She's really cleaned up her act in the second article, not whining like this: I gave him my story: I was a year from retirement and, more importantly, I was in a car pool. I’ |
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- Osama bin Laden offered Europeans a truce, and now the Spaniards are doing what he asked without even getting the promise of no new terrorism in return. Is this step one of a return to dhimmi-hood for non-Muslims in Spain? |
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- A couple weeks ago I wrote a short essay on some of the things that I ran into while working... |
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- Salon continues its descent into liberal insanity. Nice photo montage. No, I don't care if it's explained later in the article, thank you very much. P.S. |
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- This was a weekend of firsts in the Woodlief house. To begin, Eli began full-fledged potty training. I got home |
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- www. homebuyersbeware. com/about. htm |
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- Quote: "Turning an adjective/noun pair into a single word with identical meaning, a word that did not previously exist, serves no such useful purpose. It's just sloppy writing, IMO." |
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- For those of you not in the loop, Richard Tuite's defense attorny (Tuite being on trial for the murder of then 12 year old Stephanie Crowe) is trying to convince the jury that the murder was actually done by Stephanie's... |
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- The Scrap Album is an excellently designed and engaging web site on the history of the Victorian pastime of collecting ephemera for scrap albums. The site offers background information on this leisure activity, discussing design and the production of scraps, and provides brilliant digitised images to accompany the text. The subsequent chapters look at some of the different celebrations marked with greetings cards, including Valentine's Day, Christmas, and Easter, and other printed ephemera such as calendars. There is also a chapter on greetings card publishers in the Victorian age, such as Eyre and Spottiswoode, and Raphael Tuck and Sons. (Institute of Historical Research (IHR)) |
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- Fashion-era is an online resource for the history of fashion in Britain. It provides a useful reference resource on costume and fashion history, as well as information about clothing and textiles. The site is divided into several chapters, which feature text and images, and links to suggested books for purchase, though this sales element is not very intrusive. There is an overview chapter that explores the discipline of fashion history, looking at theories and developments. The other chapters provide an overview on fashion periods from 1800 to the present day, with information on Victorian and Edwardian clothing, royal fashion, couture history, twentieth century fashion, and also on areas like body adornment and underwear. |
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- This website is published by the National Library of Canada and National Archives of Canada, providing a database of some 2,870 photographs documenting the role of Canadian civilians in industry during the Second World War. The photographs were taken by the Wartime Information Board over the years 1939 to 1945, and were originally commissioned to encourage the war effort on the home front. All of the images can be searched by keyword, but there is also a highlights section, showcasing three areas; industries, photographers and themes. Industries highlights individual areas such as shipbuilding, munitions and construction, whilst themes highlights things like safety, and women at work. |
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- Can someone tell me what George said his name would be if he were a porn star?... |
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- Parker scores 27 points; San Antonio takes 2-0 series lead |
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- How much support can the masses show for terrorists before we say that the terrorists are a minority in a region? "Palestinians" sure seem to support their local terrorists, dead or alive. I wish Prime Minister Sharon (or his successor should he get impeached) success with his disengagement plan, and I hope President Bush shows stronger support for that plan. |
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PoliColumn (Apr 20 2004 02:55 GMT) - This is from yesterday's Birmingham News: more tales from Alabama: My Whiskey Rebellion There is some profoundly symbolical and intensely disturbing about the fact that the Alabama State Legislature has the time and energy not only to pass a resolution... |
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- Popwire today began shipping its desktop media encoding software, Compression Master 2.3 for Mac OS ... |
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- Keynote Theme Park has released "Focus Elements" ($15), a collection of supplemental images that can... |
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- Microsoft officials are mulling potential changes to the company's enterprise volume licensing program that could let large systems integrators and service providers license software on behalf of their largest customers.Enterprises now must negotiate their own volume agreements with Microsoft, even when the software is hosted and managed by a third party. |
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- AP via ABCNEWS.com Apr 20 2004 1:38AM GMT... |
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- Spaceflight Now Apr 20 2004 1:42AM GMT... |
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- The tradition of the Bradford Film Festival has been to show the work of contemporary filmmakers whilst also honouring the greats of the past, writes Joseph Jabbar, in his Cinema Minima web log. I had decided to focus my attention on Shine 2004 — the short film platform in the Festival. This strand was organised by Catherine Litchfield who put together an interesting and thought-provoking programme of films and talks with industry professionals, all open to the public. MORE [Joe Jabbar] |
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- Water on Mars. It's not a picture of a lake with palms on Mars, but I found interesting the approach... erm.... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - ZDNet Apr 20 2004 1:55AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - CNET Apr 20 2004 2:08AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - AMD Zone Apr 20 2004 1:48AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - AMD Zone Apr 20 2004 1:48AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - AMD Zone Apr 20 2004 1:48AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - ZDNet Apr 20 2004 1:37AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - AMDMB Apr 20 2004 1:31AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - AP via Daily Press Apr 20 2004 2:11AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Spaceflight Now Apr 20 2004 1:42AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - AP via ABCNEWS.com Apr 20 2004 1:38AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Microsoft officials are mulling potential changes to the company's enterprise volume licensing program that could let large systems integrators and service providers license software on behalf of their largest customers.Enterprises now must negotiate their own volume agreements with Microsoft, even when the software is hosted and managed by a third party. |
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