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- Or, why liberal protesters annoy the living daylights out of me |
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- I think it's time for me to check out of the Hotel Esmay. I've had a wonderful stay, although I wish I'd had a little... |
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- World News: Rivals light up 'Langlois' doc -- The Cannes Film Festival and Critics Week sidebar are putting aside their traditional rivalry to jointly present a film, Jacques Richard's docu "Henry Langlois: The Phantom of the Cinematheque." |
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- World News: Asian, genre titles highlight populist selection -- Cannes is cuddling up to Hollywood this year, with a boost in U.S. films in competition, a galaxy of stars expected and plenty of promo opportunities on the Croisette. |
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- World News: London Eye: In her 20 years as a grande dame among British producers, Norma Heyman has never had a project so hotly pursued by financiers as her latest, "Mrs. Henderson Presents." |
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- World News: Italo smash based on Par pic ready to travel -- Half a century after William Wyler shot "Roman Holiday" in the Eternal City, "Roman Holiday," the stage musical, is doing boffo biz in Italy. |
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- World News: TNS, Arbitron eye Singapore as test market -- Audience measurement discrepancies in Asia could be a thing of the past if technology like the personal people-meter fulfills its promise. |
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- World News: Dispatch - Hungary -- Days after being appointed president of broadcast regulator the ORTT, Gyorgy Kovacs punished commercial networks RTL Klub, SBS-controlled TV2 and regional net Budapest TV for violating media law. |
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- World News: Dispatch - Iraq -- U.S. troops shot to death two employees of U.S. |
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- Owls and Icons in Sunday's QuickLinks. (13 words) |
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- It was the mysterious rattling sound from the 18-month-old German Shepherd's stomach which first alerted the British vet to what might be wrong. A subsequent operation removed no fewer than 28 golf balls from the dog's belly and — unsurprisingly — the mystery ailment which made her stop eating has been cured |
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- It was the mysterious rattling sound from the 18-month-old German Shepherd's stomach which first alerted the British vet to what might be wrong. A subsequent operation removed no fewer than 28 golf balls from the dog's belly and — unsurprisingly — the mystery ailment which made her stop eating has been cured |
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- Speaking of Channel9, the first two weeks saw a fun community start up. It's been fun trying to do a couple of videos everyday that get people talking. This week we have videos of Sara Ford coming up. She's responsible for accessibility in Visual Studio (and is a tester on that team too). I note that over on Channel9 we're getting pressure to increase the quality of the videos. |
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- Nothwithstanding the deathtoll from last week's Ryongchon railway disaster, the show must go on. The official North Korean press agency, KCNA, reports that the army held dance parties over the weekend praising leader Kim Jong-il: "At the gala that began... |
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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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- Posted by David W 4/25/2004 |
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- Posted by Joe Combs 4/25/2004 |
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Natal Day (Apr 26 2004 04:56 GMT) - HAPPY BELATED NATAL DAY TO ME! *my birthday was yesterday* i went and saw 'the punisher.' don't do it.... |
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- What's good after a hard day at work? A Smirnoff and some toast. Okay a steak would be better, but... |
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- Japanese people are stereotyped as being uncreative and lacking in originality. The most common image of a japanese man is a 'salariman' in a grey suit riding on a 'bullet train' full of identically dressed men. But in fact, when he gets home at night, the porn comes out, and he's going to be much more creative and 'unique' than you or I. He's wearing an Airline Stewardess uniform and boxing gloves, watching a DVD of broccoli being put up someone's butt. Let's face it, Japanese porn... |
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- Yeah, It probably would be very boring without entertaining and original content like the b3ta.com from Rob Manuel http://www.b3ta.co. |
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- Here is a short explanaition I've found in this comic book. Created, written and illustrated by Susannah Breslin: - A bukkake is when a group of men masturbate on the face of a woman. http://www. |
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- Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: April 25, 2004 - May 01, 2004 Archives Interesting discussion about why so... |
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- I just threw one of these together tonight while working... |
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- Heya, folks. Just a quick entry, I'm afraid, to mention that there's really no entry to speak of tonight. This weekend has kicked my ass, chewed me up, spit me out, turned me over and boxed my little jowls. Hell,... |
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- Hey, everyone, Bob’s here!!Bob is greatly amused at the apocalyptic turn of current events.!odradak puts the lotion on its skin.The hidden threat of little Mexican children in party hats.!A thunderlicious middle-aged bootyquake occurs at the karaoke bar. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Forbes Apr 26 2004 3:53AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - According to a New York Times article, Apple's iPod was developed in just six months -- faster than any major product in the company's history... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Search Engine Lowdown Apr 26 2004 4:21AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Search Engine Lowdown Apr 26 2004 4:21AM GMT... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Boston Globe Apr 26 2004 4:17AM GMT... |
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- From CNN via the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) : The United States has decided to wait until Tuesday before either attacking or mounting armed patrols inside the Iraqi city Fallujah, CNN television reports.Top US administrator Paul Bremer and other coalition officials reportedly reached the decision late on Saturday after discussions with residents. From Tuesday, anyone seen with an unauthorized weapon will be considered potentially hostile, US military spokesman Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt is quoted as saying. The patrols in Fallujah are to be mounted by US troops along with members of the Iraqi military and police forces. |
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NotIndexed (Apr 26 2004 04:53 GMT) - renamed to fit Alix's suggestion |
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NotIndexed (Apr 26 2004 04:53 GMT) - renamed to fit Alix's suggestion |
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- I wrote the other night about Mark Cuban’s post on success and motivation. Interestingly, his post was titled “Part 1.” |
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- ByteSector has reviewed Samsung's ML-1750 monochrome laser printer. It spits out 17 pages per minute: |
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Sunday News (Apr 26 2004 04:53 GMT) - Pokerati.com is semi-open for biz. DanM, local poker pro, has started a nice little group effort up over there. Straight out of the chute, he has news of a big poker-room bust in the Big D. One complaint -- being degreed journalists and all, they don't care for mixing it up with the hoi-polloi, so no comments. |
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FirstPost (Apr 26 2004 04:52 GMT) - LimitTemptation? |
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- It's no secret. Multi-national companies make it big in the Philippines--pharmaceuticals, oil, food. Among their numerous investments incentives, they enjoy preferential treatment in the repatriation... |
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