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- (Almost) 'Lady Godiva' arrested - billingsgazette.com A Billings woman got the attention of city police on Thursday with a demonstration... |
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- No theme, again. Just too many links, too little time. Ah, but does your Halloween costume store photos? An amusing game for all you aspiring physicists. Things get complicated once you hit the covalent bonds. |
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- I know, that's Geo Cities for you. It should work again soon. It is the correct link. |
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100,000 (Oct 29 2004 23:59 GMT) - AP, ABC News: A survey of deaths in Iraqi households estimates that as many as 100,000 more people may have died throughout the country in the 18 months since the U.S.-led invasion than would be expected based on the death rate before the war. ... |
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- dealmeida.net : en/Programming/Python/nevow- code frameworks python tutorial Izzle! Izzle pfaff! > XXXVISkot does the poetry thang for his wife's birthday. |
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- DoD Identifies 3 U.S. Military Casualties from Operation Iraqi Freedomand Operation Enduring FreedomOctober 29, 2004The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of 3 Soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedomand Operation Enduring Freedom. |
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- adavies42 writes "Contrary to media reports, P2P is not dying (PDF); it's just becoming harder to detect. In a paper for CAIDA, the Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, researchers present evidence that the supposed decline in P2P traffic is actually due to a decline in easy-to-track protocols as those that change port numbers on a regular basis become more popular." |
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- stevenj writes "So librarian rarely makes any of those "best job" or "hottest job lists" and maybe that bums us out because we know there are few better jobs out there. But here's one list of jobs we should be glad doesn't include our profession. Anal wart researcher topped Popular Science's list of worst jobs in science (hey - we have plenty of science librarians, right). Read more about this list at: http: |
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- Project administrators: akoese, artee, astronic, dangermaus, seeschloss, simbasabi, wppetersen |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Oct 2004): Ranking: 1358, Activity percentile: 92.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Oct 2004): Download count: 19 |
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- Public mailing lists: gpu-world |
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- Public discussion forums: Help, Open Discussion, Developers, Network status |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Oct 2004): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Project description: GPU is a Gnutella client for sharing files and CPU-resources. Our objective is to develop a robust framework for distributed computing on a peer-to-peer grid. We hope to support peaceful, open and free research and to build a cheap internet supercomputer |
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Frustrating (Oct 29 2004 23:58 GMT) - You know, one of the most frustrating things about this election for me is that, because of the electoral college, the vote I'm going to cast for George W Bush next Tuesday isn't actually going to have an impact on the election. I live in California. The county I live in is going to vote overwhelmingly for Bush. Just in my neighborhood there are something like twenty Bush signs to every one Kerry sign. There are Bush bumper stickers everywhere. |
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- Hear what each candidate says and you should easily be able to determine which is the better leader. You will need RealAudio. |
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- that's cool except the second link doesn't work Now Playing: No Turning Back |
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- QUOTE (SufferInTruth @ Oct 29 2004, 06:54 PM) QUOTE (Gaz Metal @ Oct 30 2004, 12:46 AM) Lucky Charms used to be nice as fuck. Then don't do them anymore, but I believe they still do them in the US. They used to rule, yeah, I miss Lucky Charms... |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Oct 2004): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- John Kerry isn't likely to mention it on his whirlwind whining tour but he has a connection to John F. Kennedy, of a sort. You see, a cousin of John Kerry's was a close friend of Lee Harvey Oswald. This... |
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- Children's Defense Fund President Marian Wright Edelman this week rallied thousands of leaders and members of a remarkable range of faith networks to resist the lure of divisive single-issue politics and support broader social protections for children and the poor. |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- Last post by Nik on 00:57 30/Oct/04 - Wish me happy birthday. Oh, go on. |
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- Last post by Nik on 00:57 30/Oct/04 - Wish me happy birthday. Oh, go on. |
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- Someone at Nintendo sent Suicide Girls, a porn site, a ceast and desist letter for one of their members mentioning some Nintendo games in his profile. They claimed it was an infringement of their Intellectual Property rights. Within 24 hours,... |
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- Someone at Nintendo sent Suicide Girls, a porn site, a ceast and desist letter for one of their members mentioning some Nintendo games in his profile. They claimed it was an infringement of their Intellectual Property rights. Within 24 hours,... |
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- Public Advocate president Eugene Delgaudio announced today that the group is mailing about one million postcards in 20 targeted states. The postcards go to local, state and federal jurisdictions where the pro-family issues have been raised through debates, ... |
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- Apple's worldwide market share fell to 1.8% in the third quarter of this year from 2.1%, and dropped to 3.2% from 3.6% in the U. |
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- "What makes Arrested Development so refreshing is that, just as the show relies upon negative stereotypes (the Jewish American Princess, the crooked businessman, the unscrupulous lawyer) for offhand character development, the writers use those stereotypes to deflate the pompous reverence that often surrounds Jewish characters on television, from Alex Rieger on Taxi to the Rabbi Hyman Krustofski of The Simpsons. Judaism has often been depicted as a redeeming force, elevating those who have returned to the fold to the position of sage or scholar. The Bluths do not suffer this fate." |
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- David muses about how teaching undergrads is freaking awesome!!!!!1!one! |
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- VB News has posed the Mono question to Microsoft and gotten an answer. Microsoft's position appears to be that Mono is an unlicensed attempt to reverse-engineer .NET but otherwise remains noncommittal. In the meanwhile, Novell is conducting a formal patent review of Mono to settle the question once and for all. |
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- Anyone hear the band Fuck!.. I'm Dead? Best name for a band ever!They are a fast as fuck grind core band from Australia. Check out the song Colon Commando! |
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- Both Shad0 and Patrick made me aware that there is a problem with the comments--I'm not in a position to... |
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- [Slashdot] - Roland Piquepaille writes "Tele-immersion is a technology which allows cooperative interaction between groups of distant people working in the same virtual environment. At the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society (CITRIS) at UC Berkeley, interdisciplinary teams are deploying this technology. It involves three real-time steps: taking images of a subject with 48 cameras, transmitting the images over a network, and implanting them in a virtual world. |
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- [Slashdot] - adavies42 writes "Contrary to media reports, P2P is not dying (PDF); it's just becoming harder to detect. In a paper for CAIDA, the Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, researchers present evidence that the supposed decline in P2P traffic is actually due to a decline in easy-to-track protocols as those that change port numbers on a regular basis become more popular." |
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