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Apple Centre Warringah Mall (Jun 19 2004 13:59 GMT) - Apple Centre opens in Warringah Mall today, and I was there. I spent about 40 minutes to get there, but spent about 10 minutes to find a parking in that *huge* mall. Warringah Mall is a very large mall. I... |
Wealth Bondage
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A Fan is Born (Jun 19 2004 13:59 GMT) - Posted by The Happy Tutor Delacour: "As for the Beatles, all I recall is sitting in the Sydney Stadium after the concert was over, gazing at the glistening wooden benches all around me and breathing in the acrid stench of fresh piss." |
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The News-Press Wal-Mart World (Jun 19 2004 13:59 GMT) - "Retail Forward forecasts that Wal-Mart's domestic grocery sales could reach $162 billion by 2007. Sales already total $82 billion. That's $30 billion more than the state of Florida's 2003 budget. "In the process, Wal-Mart will consume almost a third of the expected growth in U.S. |
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The Economist Putting it in its place (Jun 19 2004 13:59 GMT) - "On the face of it, the Internet appears to make geography obsolete. But the reality is rather more complicated. If you want a high-speed digital-subscriber line (DSL) connection, for example, geographical proximity to a telephone exchange is vital, because DSL only works over relatively short distances. Similarly, go to retrieve a large software update from an online file library, and you will probably be presented with a choice of countries from which to download it; choosing a nearby country... |
snowdeal.org | conflux
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Salon What's labor going to do about offshoring? (Jun 19 2004 13:59 GMT) - "If your job has been offshored to another country, where someone else will do it for a fraction of your former salary, should you: (a) Stand outside corporate outsourcing conferences waving a placard that says "WILL CODE FOR FOOD"? (b) Start a Web movement or e-mail campaign to lobby the government and other shoppers to stop doing business with companies that send jobs overseas? (c) Hang up your keyboard and learn a new skill, like massage therapy or nursing, that can't be bought and sold o... |
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Tracy Lords (Jun 19 2004 13:59 GMT) - Waar een discussie op het irc over porno sterren niet toe kan lijden, Net op het irc was er een discussie over porno sterren en niemand die TraciLords kon. 1 van de weinige sterren uit het `adult` circuit die aleen nog maar normale films maakt en zelfs haar stem uit geleend heeft voor een videogame.. |
The People's Republic of Seabrook
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Your tax dollars at work...or not (Jun 19 2004 13:58 GMT) - GOP moves could silence complaint against DeLay Silly me. I had hoped that Chris Bell's ethics complaint against Tom DeLay would be evaluate based on the merits and the evidence. God, I can be SO horribly naive sometimes. In the end, whether or not Bell's case sees the light of... |
Instapundit.com
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AUSTIN BAY is in Iraq, ... (Jun 19 2004 13:58 GMT) - AUSTIN BAY is in Iraq, but he's posted this interview with former Sen. Bob Kerrey that he did just before leaving, in which Kerrey talks about what Iraq will look like in 20 years. In his email, Austin observes: "What's interesting is Kerrey and I see Iraq in the same... |
Instapundit.com
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AUSTIN BAY is in Iraq, ... (Jun 19 2004 13:58 GMT) - AUSTIN BAY is in Iraq, but he's posted this interview with former Sen. Bob Kerrey that he did just before leaving, in which Kerrey talks about what Iraq will look like in 20 years. In his email, Austin observes: "What's interesting is Kerrey and I see Iraq in the same... |
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20040618135326 Brechin Partnership (Jun 19 2004 13:58 GMT) - The overall objective of the Partnership is to encourage representatives of both the public and private sector to act together to develop the economic potential of Brechin City Centre. |
QandO
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Requiem for a warrior (Jun 19 2004 13:58 GMT) - Strange things get to you. While reading a story of 5 young men who were buried together at Arlington National Cemeteary yesterday, vicitims of a roadside bomb in Iraq, I made it through the whole thing with a dry eye,... |
Nik's blog
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Been too long in Denmark (Jun 19 2004 13:57 GMT) - I've been too long in Denmark: I was shopping two bottles of wine, one port and one bottle of vodka, and had to pay roughly 150 norwegian kroner, and thought "Wow! That was expensive" ;-) |
Reinvented News
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Old is the New New (Jun 19 2004 13:57 GMT) - I have always taken considerable pride in our association with The Old Farmer's Almanac. Not only is the Almanac drenched in considerable history -- it's North America's oldest continuously published periodical -- but the work we do for them is right up our alley: creating simple, useful web-based tools that let you do things like look up weather history and find out when the sun is going to come up. The sister publication of the Almanac, YANKEE magazine, presents us with similar opportunities: answering challenges like help me plan my vacation, and I need a recipe for Boston Cream Pie. |
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Magazine Heartland (Jun 19 2004 13:57 GMT) - For some reason that, over ten years working here, I have never completely understood, Peterborough, New Hampshire is something of a hotbed of magazine publishing. Even more so if you look back into the past. When I was a tadpole geek back in the late 1970s and early 1980s, I was an avid reader of Byte and Creative Computing magazines (there's an interesting story about their founding); both were published in Peterborough. Although both magazines are now gone (Byte lives on as a fee-based web publication), and the granddaddy of Peterborough magazines, 73, ceased publication last year, there's still plenty of publishing happening here. |
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Road Notes (Jun 19 2004 13:57 GMT) - We've been here in the U.S.A. since last Saturday, hence the echo you've been hearing when you ramble around here this week. Johnny and I have been hard at work here at Yankee while Catherine, Oliver, Jodi and my mother have been exploring the Monadnock region of New Hampshire. |
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Survival of the Fastest (Jun 19 2004 13:55 GMT) - New Scientist is carrying this article summarizing a new and innovative idea about using evolutionary science to make F-1 cars go faster: The team started with a population of randomly chosen tuning configurations, each of which was tested on... |
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Tribal Warfare (Jun 19 2004 13:54 GMT) - It seems no sooner do you conjure up a thought and publish it that events contrive to prove you wrong. So it was with the Mondial du Ski at the end of October 2003. It was that perfect moment. Fresh snow, sun and a plethora of ski and snowboard manufacturers demonstrating their wears. |
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire
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Bush Rides Reagan Bounce (Jun 19 2004 13:52 GMT) - President Bush has widened his lead over Senator John Kerry, from three points in April to 10 points now (51% to 41%), according to the latest Harris Poll. And there is more good news for Republicans: Significantly improved job ratings for Vice President Dick Cheney (from 36% positive to 42%... |
To Talk of Many Things
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CNET NEWS.COM By Declan McCullagh ... (Jun 19 2004 13:52 GMT) - CNET NEWS.COM By Declan McCullagh - Antipiracy bill targets technology. A forthcoming bill in the U.S. Senate would, if passed, dramatically reshape copyright law by prohibiting file-trading networks and some consumer electronics devices on the grounds that they could be used for unlawful purposes. |
Fishbucket
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two jokes (Jun 19 2004 13:50 GMT) - Yes, the jokes are so tired they should be taking iron tablets. But i'm crunched for time, so cut me some slack, k? :: The Mistress |
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