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- Even though he has not played a single event this year because of injury, Seve Ballesteros could be back in trouble with the European tour. |
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- Millwall and Liverpool fans have blamed each other for the violence which marred the Carling Cup third-round tie at The New Den. |
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- Tim Henman reached the second round of the Davidoff Swiss Indoor Tournament in Basle as he preserved his 100% record against Antony Dupuis. |
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- Ireland could be represented at Wetherby's Charlie Hall meeting on Saturday with Eye Candy looking set to tackle the Constant Security Wensleydale Juvenile Novices' Hurdle. |
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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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- The school board in this Pierce County city stood firm despite pleas from an angry crowd: No Halloween in the schools. |
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- Andrew Isbell wore an Army sergeant's uniform, two Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart during his drug possession trial in August. Now authorities are citing military records that show he worked in food service, never was in the infantry, never attained a rank above private and didn't receive the medals he wore. |
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- For 7-Eleven employee Erin Kappen, a surprise was in store when she had a baby. Because Parker John VanWormer weighed 7 pounds and 11 ounces when he was born Oct. 4, Kappen received a check for $711 from Garb-Ko Inc., which operates the Essexville 7-Eleven store where she has worked part-time for 18 months. |
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- FEATURED ARTICLES - THE CHOICE, The New Yorker - A Republican Declares His Independence, Robert L. Black, Cincinnati Enquirer - Bin Laden is in China, by Gordon Thomas, El Mundo QUOTE OF THE DAY "I see in the near future a crisis approaching. It unnerves me and causes me to tremble for the safety of my country. The money powers preys upon the nation in times of peace and conspires against it in times of adversity. It is more despotic than a monarchy, more insolent than autocracy, more selfish than bureaucracy. |
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- In theory, private life is insulated and shielded from social pressures, the ambit of norms and laws, and even the strictures of public morality. Reality, though, is different. |
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- Liberal bias in the media is a myth, right? So this article from the highly conservative Editor & Publisher must be driven by the big, bad, conservative corporate types who back E&P. Right? |
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- The Photo iPod is something I've been interested in ever since rumors surfaced it was in the works. I'd love an easy way to carry digital snapshots around, and I usually have an iPod in my bag as it is. My biggest concerns are the screen size - us over-40 types prefer screens larger than 2 inches (we're the guys scrambling for cheater glasses to use our cell phones) - and the price, $499 for 40GB and $599 for 60GB. Ouch. I was pleased to see that the iPod is compatible with Photoshop Elements and Album on Windows (I have Album on my Wintel laptop). |
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- We need the following items for our Pocket DVD Wizard software: 1: Artwork for CD label (circular with hole in middle) 2: Artwork for DVD case (standard DVD size case) The software converts (more...) Keywords: |
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- The Board of Directors of The Latino Coalition (TLC) and over twenty other Hispanic organizations and heads of organizations from across the country, today announced they will support the reelection of President George W. Bush. |
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- "NEWS CORP.'S Fox News was incorrectly described in a page-one article Monday as being sympathetic to the Bush cause." |
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- Pima County government is about to ban employee smoking within 25 feet of entrances to county-owned buildings. The County Health Department expects to send a formal proposal next week to County |
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- Tucsonans are getting a forum to discuss how to balance a need for infill development while maintaining the characters of their neighborhoods. The UA's Roy P. Drachman Institute and neighborhood |
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- Somehow it all looks so low-tech. No LCD screens. No mouse. No digital displays. Cripes, there's even a rotary dial phone. |
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- Hail bombarded parts of Tucson on Tuesday and more wet weather is on tap this week as a strong Pacific storm makes its way inland. Tuesday's thunderstorm, reminiscent of the monsoon, raced northeast |
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- A high-profile Roman Catholic cleric who made national news when he said politicians who support abortion rights should be denied Communion will speak in Tucson on Friday night. But organizers of |
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- A former TUSD bus driver and the parents of a 6-year-old boy she left sleeping on a bus are waiting on a judge's decision after a brief trial Tuesday. Lisa Marie Grajeda is accused of misdemeanor |
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- Thousands of people were turned away from Motor Vehicle Division offices across the state Tuesday after a power failure knocked out the agency's computer network. Offices are expected to be open and |
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- See rare lunar eclipse tonight â— Suitable for pre-Halloween viewing, tonight's sky will get a visit from a "blood moon." The lunar eclipse, also known as the blood moon or hunter's moon, will be in |
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- PHOENIX - Pima County taxpayers are off the legal hook for extra expenses incurred to try to help a now-disbarred deputy county attorney keep his license to practice law. Without comment, the |
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- The second meeting of the Regional Transportation Authority will be at 9 a.m. today at the Pima Association of Governments' fourth-floor conference room, 177 N. Church Ave. Members of the authority |
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- The city will hold a meeting to discuss new regulations concerning street vendors at 6 p.m. Thursday. The meeting will be held at El Pueblo Neighborhood Center, 101 W. Irvington Road. |
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- One of the men accused in the slaying of Tucson pediatrician David Brian Stidham is scheduled for a court hearing this afternoon on an unrelated felony case out of Indiana. The hearing is set for |
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- A passenger killed in a two-car crash Monday near Oracle has been identified as a 69-year-old Globe man. Jose Gomez Andrade died at University Medical Center after the crash on Arizona 77. He was a |
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- The reward for information leading to an arrest in the robbery of a Marana credit union earlier this month has doubled to $2,000 after the credit union itself put up the money. The Desert Energy |
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- A man hanged himself from a pedestrian bridge near St. Philip's Plaza on a busy walking and biking path Tuesday morning, Tucson police say. The man's body was found by joggers on the Rillito River |
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- For a second time in as many days, U.S. Border Patrol agents found themselves hospitalized after a crash. Two agents assigned to the agency's Tucson Sector were hospitalized after rolling their |
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- A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a woman who was sexually assaulted in a UA parking garage, saying there wasn't enough evidence to prove the university did anything wrong. After more than a |
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Ask Jimmy (Oct 27 2004 14:58 GMT) - My hair seems to grow faster in the summer than in the winter. Is there an explanation for this, or is it just my imagination? - Carole, Marana H uman hair grows longer as the moisture in the air |
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- Even if you are 17 or younger, you can vote. Thursday is the 2004 National Student/Parent Mock Election Day. To vote, register by today on the nonprofit organization's Web site: |
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- A monkey because I love to climb poles. I want to look like a real monkey. I want my costume to be brown and the eyes in the costume black. I want my brother (he's strong) to be carrying me on a |
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- Yes, here's a link to the (real audio) audio.... |
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- ...to start the morning with a giggle.... |
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- Sie suchen eine günstige Autoversicherung für Ihren Nissan, z.B. Einen Primera oder Nissan 350z? Bei einer vierteljählichen zahlweise erhalten Sie Ihre Autoversicherung bereits ab 67,08 EUR. |
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- [JURIST] UK Home Secretary David Blunkett has said that a review of the country's murder laws will begin next year, after a report by the Law Commission concluded that the laws were "a mess." Blunkett made the announcement Tuesday during debate in the Hou |
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- It’s not just the US that has political problems right now—our very own den of iniquity, the European Parliament, is fraying at the edges too. A Fistful of Euros has the rough details of what has been going on today, but basically one of the straws that finally (and unsurprisingly) broke the camels back was that a certain Mr Buttiglione, an Italian who recently said that he regarded homosexuality as a sin and suggested that unmarried women made bad mothers, had been put forward for the post of justice commissioner. Yes, really— |
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- The Cassini spacecraft beamed back information and pictures tonight after successfully skimming the hazy atmosphere of Saturn's moon Titan. NASA's Deep Space Network tracking station in Madrid, Spain, acquired a signal at about 6:25 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time (9: |
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- Everyone in Oglesby thought a 9-year-old had been killed in a van accident, but relatives gathering at the funeral home discovered the body was that of his 7-year-old brother. |
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