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- It's part of the conventional wisdom now that the aftermath of the Iraq War has been terribly mismanaged. A common assumption behind this conclusion is that the administration was not prepared for the post-war and were overly optimistic -- the cakewalk thesis. The result of this being that many supporters of the war have now decided that it's time to replace President Bush. Here's what President Bush actually said about the war at the time. In the [http: |
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- I've always been confused about the electoral college system of voting. I mean, how could it be possible that more Americans vote for one guy, and another guy gets to be president? NSFW due to language |
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- From CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation). A piece on how the media in U.S. has become partisan, lazy, and uncritical. Examples given. |
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- Republicans have filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission accusing two Los Angeles radio personalities of "criminal behavior" for attacking a local congressman on-air and endorsing his Democratic opponent. The National Republican Congressional Committee contends that ongoing criticism of Rep. David Dreier, R-San Dimas, by KFI-AM talk show hosts John Kobylt and Ken Chiampou represents an illegal in-kind donation of more than $25,000 to Dreier's challenger. |
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- Quoting from this site:Maine diocese settles lawsuitPayment covers cost of therapyBy Associated Press | October 29, 2004PORTLAND, Maine -- Maine's Roman Catholic diocese said yesterday that it has paid $370 (Canadian) to settle a small-claims la |
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- InterNey. Netwww. thathaxinhalokinha. weblogger. terra. |
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- InterNey.Net>> Fora do Ar >> Fora do Ar |
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Cat Bowling (Oct 31 2004 07:48 GMT) - PETA folks, I promise no real cats are harmed in this addicting game. Play Cat Bowling. I bowl better at the alley than in this game.... |
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- Vote for one of the books in Fast Company’s November Book of the Month. I’ve reviewed The Art of the Start and believe it deserves a vote. Have you read... |
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- It’s a spooky time of the year in the U.S. with Halloween on October 31. Who can resist a holiday when you can be someone else for the day and... |
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Tungsten E (Oct 31 2004 07:48 GMT) - You probably know about the recent release of the Tungsten E Handheld. I am surprised about one thing: it comes with Bluetooth instead of Wi-Fi or both. I have a... |
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- As a result of the Back up, back up, back up! entry, several have asked what and how to back up stuff on a home computer since the article focused... |
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m3ryl (Oct 31 2004 07:48 GMT) - I have not had personalized license plates since 1986 as they got too expensive in Texas. Mine said MerylK (my middle name is Kay and my maiden name also began... |
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Back up! (Oct 31 2004 07:48 GMT) - This is not your typical lost data story. I was a good girl and I kept my files on the network drive just like the company recommended. The only thing... |
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- I couldn’t benefit from the Webcast since it was 100% audio and no visuals. I would’ve liked to get the answers to the cheat sheet (takes a long time to... |
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- RSS is fun and time consuming when you have too many news resources loaded in the aggregator. I don’t use it as often as I would like because I get... |
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- Those who attend the Webcast today at 8:00 Eastern will have the opportunity to get a bonus package. Don’t let the hype of the marketing material bug you. Joe Vitale... |
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- For a long time, we couldn’t get Paul’s laptop and my desktop to see each other. Or rather, his laptop could not see my PC, but I could see his.... |
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IM Fight (Oct 31 2004 07:48 GMT) - Paul and I often work in the same room and will chat online. Hey, it makes it easier not to worry about the sun blocking his face while I try... |
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- A friend of mine is giving it a shot and I’ve told her what to do and what not to do. I’m following her experience to see if it works... |
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- Meg Weaver of Wooden Horse Publishing writes, “What happened to naming magazines so you know what they’re about? Like Good Housekeeping? And Soap Opera Weekly. |
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- Finally!!! Gmail can now save drafts. That is one feature I sorely missed when using Gmail. You can also search contacts and forward email messages to another account. Gmail Notifier... |
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- Hej er der en el. flere der kan huske hvor det er henne man kan downloade musik ned p lovligt vis? jeg mener at det var hos TDC da jeg engang var inde p den site og s 3 download steder efter at have l誑e en artikel i tv, men nu hvor jeg vil hente noget musik ned kan jeg selvflgelig ikke huske hvor det var henne:$ men jeg er n誑ten 100% sikker at det var fra TDC. Jeg har surfet lidt rundt p deres website men jeg kan ikke finde frem til det, er der nogle der vil v誡e s flinke at v誡re mig behj詬psom med at finde det sted hvor man kan hente musikken ned vil jeg blive enormt glad (det er jeg nu for ALT det hj詬p jeg f蚌 af/fra Jer her p *E*: |
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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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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Oct 2004): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Oct 2004): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- Public discussion forums: Open Discussion, Help |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request 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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- Monday morning Kerry and Bush will have a showdown at competing rallies in downtown Milwaukee, but the real showdowns will... |
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- she only thought it onceand at the time it was the greatest thought she hadno one cares, so why not nowshe ran upstairs all happy go luckyno one noticedthats the way this lil girl "always" wasshe went to the draw and with a quick slamshe ran back down the stepslocked herself in her roomand put it to her wristit didnt hurtso she didnt know rather to laugh or crylaugh because she did it or cry because she didnt know what would happen nextit flowed out more and faster than she thoughtshe wanted to scream but what would she say when they came to the door?she needed help her eyes gettin heavy she knew she would soon faintbut the lil girl wasnt calm enough to think straightpanick was coming over her body but she jus sat there looking at the mirror and never said a wordshe slowly began to weepgurgling on the spit that was coming from her mouthstop she slowly whisperedsleepiness came over her body and she slowly fell to the floorwondering to herself what would happen nexthot painful feelings yet her flesh colder than steelher eyes cloesd for the last timeshe fell for a fake attentionnever knowing what was real |
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- Saw this on the dining table earlier this evening. It struck me odd in the shape, size and color. This grapefruit or pummelo looked somewhat, like a heart.... |
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- Today we went on our day trip to Carson City, Nevada for a little bit of get-out-the-vote work. We met Susan and Barbara at nine in town in Davis and rode in Susan's Subie Forester. Our first stop was just... |
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- The Independent takes a look at TriStem and their claimed retrodifferentiation technology. "A London-based biotech company says it can take an adult human cell from a patient and use it to create a stem cell. If ongoing medical trials being conducted in India to substantiate these claims prove successful, the whole issue will be turned on its head." We'd all like this to work, but it's best to wait for confirmation from the wider scientific community before getting too excited. The ability to create stem cells on demand from a patient's own tissue would certainly be a large step forward for regenerative medicine - although it still leaves the issue of how to deal with age-related damage to DNA. |
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