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Thai Muslims Massacred…What Lies Beneath? (Oct 31 2004 21:40 GMT) - Islam Online- News Section CAIRO, October 28 (IslamOnline.net & News Agencies) - The latest confrontations in southern Thailand that culminated in the brutal death of over 80 Muslims in police custody have opened a new chapter of violence in the... |
Say Anything
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Bush's Strategy Against Al Qaeda Working (Oct 31 2004 21:39 GMT) - Here's some news about the recently released bin Laden tape that isn't getting a lot of attention. October 31, 2004 -- Osama bin Laden doesn't seem nearly so cocky in the unedited version of a videotape aired on al-Jazeera, complaining... |
Meerkat: An Open Wire Service
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Augmented Reality Tourism (Oct 31 2004 21:39 GMT) - pershino writes "Augmented reality is gaining real world application to take us backwards. The BBC has a story about a European Union-funded project providing tourists with computer-augmented versions of archaeological attractions like Pompeii."... |
Tiki RSS feed for blog Blog
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Sun, 31 Oct 2004 21:38:48 GMT (Oct 31 2004 21:38 GMT) - The most misunderstood issue in this election cycle is surely that of stem-cells. I'm no expert on the subject but I have yet to meet a single other person -- and the people I meet tend to be university graduates -- who even grasps the basics of the issue: embryonic vs adult, new cell lines vs existing, federal funding vs ban, what's been done so far etc. Basics. Most people seem to have this notion of 'Bush is against stem-cells because he is a religious nut, and I'm for them. |
Cannibal Corpse Forums
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SLAYER: Hurricanes (The Pit Of Zombies) (Oct 31 2004 21:37 GMT) - Is there anyone here on the board who has been affected by any of the 3 hurricanes that slamed into the southern states this past hurricane season? I watched all three of those fuckers on the weather chanel. Thats fucking insane!?! Ivan got up to a category 5! Thats fuckin nuts! |
Diamond Talk
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Torus Ring (Oct 31 2004 21:35 GMT) - Glenn Lehrer is a world renouned gem cutter/carver for colored stones. |
The Story Of Why
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Okay, So I Lied. (Oct 31 2004 21:35 GMT) - I promised I'd skip a NASCAR post, in exchange for that godawful long work post--well, it ain't gonna happen this week. Today was the first race since last week's Hendrick Motorsports plane crash. For you non-NASCAR types, Hendrick is a dominant team--they own the cars of Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon, two of the main contenders for the Nextel Cup this year. Last Sunday, a plane with ten |
Ecademy: user blogs
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Networking at two speeds [Annemie De Smedt] (Oct 31 2004 21:35 GMT) - If I understand well, there will be a club of networking for the "wealthy" and one for the "normal" people in Ecademy. BlackStar Life Memberships cost 3600 euro/year. Not sure if I feel confortable with this. We all love networking, that's why we are here. Personal introductions and connections What was Ecademy all about again? |
Recent software updated on Network Rebusnet web site.
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024h Lucky Reminder 1.61 by 024h Software (Oct 31 2004 21:35 GMT) - 024h Lucky Reminder is award-winning reminder software for home and office. Stop missing important events in your life! Convenient and comprehensive scheduling with a lot of options such as recurrent events (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, custom), network synchronization, sound alarms, run external program, open URL, shut down computer, send message on network, etc. Please visit our website http://www. |
Blogator.com
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Election endorsements (Oct 31 2004 21:35 GMT) - [Simon Willison's Weblog] - My ex-colleague Jacob Kaplan-Moss has put together a fantastic site listing the presidential endorsements published by American newspapers in the run up to the election. I was looking for something like this just the other day so it was great to find the answer so close to home. I was depressed but not at all surprised to see my former employer endorse Bush, but it's interesting to see that of the four Kansan papers listed two endorsed Kerry, despite that state's huge Republican majority. |
Cre8asite Forums
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www.locationfrance.co.uk Your opinions ladies and gentlemen? (Oct 31 2004 21:34 GMT) - Hi Britman, thanks for the kind review :D I did try black as the text format, but I found it a little overbearing. It detracted from the design of the site (in my opinion) however you are not the first person to suggest this :wink: so I may have to bow to the weight of opinion : |
TMA Latest Posts
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Wayland's Smithy (Fieldnotes by texlahoma) (Oct 31 2004 21:34 GMT) - a beautiful autumn day was spent yesterday at waylands smithy. the orange leaves falling all around on a gentle breeze, in this most tranquil spot. people came and went as we sat there and moved around taking our photographs, a popular place for those on foot or bikes and passed every now and then by huge off road vehicals powering down the ridgeway. still this didn't bother me as i sat inside each of the chambers totally switching myself off from the world outside. this place is an absolute treasure. |
Whykay's happenings
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Halloween (Oct 31 2004 21:34 GMT) - Boy tonight's definately a Halloween night, got off Heuston Station and it was all foggy and dark out. Plus the booms and blasts of the fireworks which are lighting up the night's sky. I know for sure that there will... |
Elliott Back
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Cornell Researchers solve the Falling-Paper Problem (Oct 31 2004 21:34 GMT) - James Maxwell in 1853 studied the motion of falling playing cards, wondering why flat surfaces do not fall straight down like other objects. Now a researcher from Cornell University has found an answer. As J. Wang explains, "Leaves and paper fall and rise in a seeming chaotic manner. ... |
Boletines de Xeoweb
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Artículos XeoWeb (Oct 31 2004 21:33 GMT) - Xeoweb está abierta a escribir artículos para otras webs, con el único beneficio del enlace hacia esta web. Como ejemplo, un extracto de este escrito para la Revista Electrónica Mosaic: Cuando una persona utiliza un buscador para localizar información sobre un determinado tema no suele ver más allá de 2 ó 3 ... |
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