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Court to hear Ocalan appeal (Jun 09 2004 02:59 GMT) - The European Court of Human Rights prepares to hear an argument on appeal by jailed leader of the outlawed Turkish Kurd paramilitary group, the PKK. |
Shorebound
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Growing wings (Jun 09 2004 02:59 GMT) - My 13-year-old Lorena Dina begged me to let her do volunteer work in the nursing home next to one of our EMS stations some time ago, and finally last week, with a mixture of pride and apprehension, I asked for... |
Engineering My Own Doom
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100% Evil (Jun 09 2004 02:59 GMT) - Evil has now been aged to the ripe year of 23. Glory be to the world that I was unleashed upon! Eviljosh... |
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Message: Re: SprintPCS to ATTWS to... SprintPCS?? (Jun 09 2004 02:59 GMT) - In article , "mcdgi" wrote: > 4) The price you pay though is customer service. By and large my opinion is > that Sprint customer service is that they are wacky, inconsistent, > sometimes completely incompetent. They are a far cry from what you are used > to. They may be less than we'd like, but they are no worse than Warner Cable or SBC in my experience. |
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Message: Re: AT&T GSM 850: When? (Jun 09 2004 02:59 GMT) - What's up with AT&T GSM roaming agreements. On I-35 here in North texas and into Southern Oklahoma i can see GSM networks from AT&T, T-Mobile, Cingular, and SomethingLink (I forgot the exact name)....However, ,into OK and no more AT&T GSM, and no ability to roam onto any of the others, which really stinks! When i migrated from TDMA the CSR told me point blank that i could roam on T-Mobile "Anywhere" they had service and AT&T did not. Obviously that was incorrect. |
Little Green Footballs
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Wahhabi vs. Wahhabi (Jun 09 2004 02:57 GMT) - Here's an excellent piece by Professor Walid Phares on the House of Saud's bargain with the devil: Wahabi vs. Wahabi. (Hat tip: Jihad Watch. |
Humbul Resources for Latin American Studies
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AfroCubaWeb (Jun 09 2004 02:57 GMT) - AfroCubaWeb is an excellent web resource for anyone interested in the African cultures of Cuba. It provides information on a series of featured major Afro-Cuban artists and authors (such as extracts of their work, reviews, and details of prizes awarded); up-to-date details of relevant conferences and cultural events; news of current affairs from Cuba, and the rest of the world; and an exploration of race and identity in Cuba (featuring press articles, views from Cuba and abroad, details of related organizations, and a historical overview). |
Humbul Resources for Latin American Studies
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Centro de estudios puertorriqueños (Jun 09 2004 02:57 GMT) - This is the website for the Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños, which conducts research into the Puerto Rican diaspora to the US, its history and culture, and the socioeconomic impact on Puerto Rico. On the site, users will find details of the research being undertaken, together with a selection of reports and working papers (including, for example, the 2000 Census of Latinos in New York and six Northeast states). The Centre publishes a journal, and an archive of contents is available on the site, along with subscription information. Summaries of each of the titles in the Centre's publications catalogue are also available. The site provides information about the Centre's Library and Archives, which collect, preserve, and make available resources on the history and culture of Puerto Ricans (the archives concentrate in particular on the diaspora in New York City, and feature photographs, artworks, and music recordings). |
Humbul Resources for Latin American Studies
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Puerto Rico and the American dream (Jun 09 2004 02:57 GMT) - The website, Puerto Rico and the American Dream, is dedicated to the history, culture and politics of Puerto Rico, and the Puerto Rican diaspora. An outstanding multimedia resource, this site will be of interest to anyone working in this field. It offers: a timeline of Puerto Rican history from 1898 to the present day, illustrated with photographs; a collection of oral histories which offer a more personal insight into Puerto Rican history; |
New Humbul Resources
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Orthografía (Jun 09 2004 02:57 GMT) - This is a useful website devoted to Spanish spelling, punctuation and various areas of difficulty with writing. Entirely in Spanish, it will serve as a good reference guide for students at all levels. The site provides explanations of the essential spelling rules for Spanish, covering the uses of, for example: b and v; j and g; |
New Humbul Resources
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Nytt om runer : Meldingsblad om runeforskning (Jun 09 2004 02:57 GMT) - Nytt om runer: Meldingsblad om runeforskning ('News about Runes: Bulletin of Runic Research') is an international journal on runic studies which is published annually by the Runic Archives at the University Museum of Cultural Heritage, University of Oslo and edited by James E. Knirk. The periodical contains articles and information about Norwegian runic inscriptions. |
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Message: Re: wireless questions marks (Jun 09 2004 02:57 GMT) - Todd Allcock wrote: > AT&T does cover Seattle. I'd e-mail them to make sure SMSing Italy > and Poland won't be a problem. AT&T Seattle coverage SHOULD BE flawless, because AT&T Wireless's company headquarters are in Seattle. On the other hand, Sprint PCS has issues in Overland Park, Kansas, and that's where Sprint corporate HQ is... |
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Message: Re: SDK for Samsung phones (Jun 09 2004 02:57 GMT) - I have tried looking for one, but do know avail. I would be interested in one too so I can sync my phone book entries. I do know it is possible as one can backup and import phone book entries via the PC....argh.... Paul "Jamie" wrote in message news: |
The Havana Journal
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Rice trade poses several benefits to Texas - Cuba commerce (Jun 09 2004 02:56 GMT) - By MONETTE TAYLOR | South Central Texas Edition | www.CountryWorldNews.com At the recent meeting of the Texas-Cuba Trade Alliance (TCTA) in Houston, producers and agri-business attendees heard Jay Davis of East Bernard Rice Marketing explain how Texas and the United States can benefit by selling rice to Cuba. Davis said the population of Cuba is over 11 million people. Tourist numbers reached over 2 million in 2001, and projections are 3 million visitors by 2005. |
The Havana Journal
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Cuba denounces U.S. government’s new and cowardly move (Jun 09 2004 02:56 GMT) - www.granma.cu THE forceful response by our people to Bush’s brutal measures has disconcerted his ultra-right administration and his unconditional servants in the Miami mafia. They do not know what to say or what not to say and falling apart with contradictory and incoherent explanations in an attempt to confuse and appease the growing voices who will not allow a group of corrupt fascists to interfere in something as personal and sacred as family relations and the... |
The Havana Journal
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Riquimbilis - Cubans build homemade motorcycles for transportation (Jun 09 2004 02:56 GMT) - By Anthony Boadle | Reuters Take a Chinese bicycle, attach a stolen chain-saw motor, a plastic bottle for fuel tank, a bent pipe from a bed frame for the exhaust and what have you got? A riquimbili, Cuba's home-made motorbike that's noisy but effective. It's no ordinary moped. The lads push souped-up versions to reckless speeds in excess of 62 mph in illegal races on the outskirts of Havana. Whole families ride them, too, to get around town -- mum and dad with a child sandwiched... |
The Havana Journal
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Droughts wreak havoc with Cuba Agriculture (Jun 09 2004 02:56 GMT) - www.vnagency.com Serious prolonged droughts have wreaked havoc in Cuba, especially in the central and eastern regions. The droughts, have lasted for nine months, and are considered the most fierce since 1961. Losses were estimated at more than 15 million USD in Las Tunas province, one of seven eastern provinces registering the lowest rainfall over the past year. |
The Havana Journal
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Yahoo! News - Lifestyle (Jun 09 2004 02:56 GMT) - A young Cuban mounts his riquimbilis as two girl pioneers walk past in a neighborhood in Havana, March 23, 2004. The riquimbilis, Cuba's home-made motorbikes, are an improvisation to cope with a chronic public transport shortage. They are cobbled together from scrap-yard parts of old motorbikes, water pumps, electrical generators to portable fumigator motors and mounted on a light bicycle frame. (Claudia Daut/Reuters) A riquimbilis stands outside a garage with a dust-covered... |
The Havana Journal
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Havana Club rum barrels on factory shelves (Jun 09 2004 02:56 GMT) - An unidentified Cuban looks at rum barrels of the Havana Club in Santa Cruz del Norte, some 50 kilometers (31 miles) from Havana, Cuba, Tuesday June 8, 2004. The French-Cuban Havana Club company organized a visit to the factory for the media. (AP photo/Jose Goitia) |
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Orange Barbecue Chicken Chunks (Jun 09 2004 02:56 GMT) - 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts or turkey breast tenderloins, all visible fat removedvegetable oil spray1/4 cup barbecue sauce1/4 cup all-fruit marmalade or spread, such as orange, apricot, or plum1/2 teaspoon ground ginger (optional)Rinse chicken and pat dry with paper towels. Cut chicken into bit-sized pieces. Heat a large skillet over medium-heat. |
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do not stand in the vestibule (Jun 09 2004 02:55 GMT) - I stood in the vestibule of the train today. The door had a sliding window, so I took a chance and stuck my head out. The wind whipped past and it felt great, if a conductor had caught me I... |
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