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- In the spirit of trying something new, I've created a discussion group using Google's new Groups 2 Beta which anyone can join and any member can post. I've heard in the past people would like a forum for more direct discussion. |
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- Animal companions, animal rights supporters and proponents of more applicable human-based research gather together to protest dog experiments at the University of California San Francisco which are maiming and killing dogs. |
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- A good read: Eric Meyer talks about how [Microsoft can support standards][2] without breaking the web. Meanwhile, MSN just launched their weblog service, [MSN spaces][1], today. You can stop making fun of LiveJournal now---there's a new place for newbies. And while I'm taking cheap shots, I'll mention that the design ... |
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- Slippery peopleLicking my ears,Life is so simple,Just laughter and tears.Blood in my mouthThat I will not spit.I might slightly groanYet keep it discrete.And piercing sensations,Just highlight the pointThat routine damnationsAre a part of the plot.A tired sad lookIn my closed eyes; |
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- President Bush's former New England campaign chairman was indicted Wednesday on charges he took part in the jamming of the Democrats' get-out-the-vote phone lines on Election Day 2002. James Tobin, 44, stepped down Oct. 15 -- two weeks before Election Day -- after the Democrats accused him of involvement. "I am saddened to learn that this action has been taken against me," he said in a statement. "I have great respect for the justice system and plan to fight back to clear my name. |
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- Updated: WORM_WOOTB - RiskRating: - PatternFile: 2004-12-01 00:00: |
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- Updated: WORM_RBOT. - RiskRating: - PatternFile: 2004-12-01 00: |
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- Updated: WORM_RBOT. - RiskRating: - PatternFile: 2004-12-01 00: |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- I had one reader today who was able to post comments again after disabling his windows firewall. Not really the kind of solution one would hope for? |
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- My latest NYT column was inspired by personal events (recounted in the lead) but turned out to be extremely newsy: When I asked my editor whether I could be reimbursed for my travel to the American Economic Association meetings this... |
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- senocular writes "Maxis has recently released an update for The Sims 2 (both CD and DVD versions). One of the major issues resolved in the update is the incessant jump bug which caused Sims to erratically "jump" out of social situations making the game unplayable for many players." Another nasty bug (fixed in this patch) that I've encountered is one where stranger Sims walk off the lot with a baby! |
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- A Methodist minister being tried by her church for announcing last year that she lived with a lesbian partner faced a setback when the presiding judge excluded expert testimony from six defense witnesses who believe the church's gay ban violates its own legal principles. |
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- When Apple said, "You'll hear from us very soon", they weren't kidding. Only one day later, Apple has sneakily put the Canadian iTunes Music Store online. [Just a summary. For the full story, click on the headline and visit MacMerc.com] |
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- The ''end of the entourage'' has come for Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich. The swarm of state police bodyguards that followed Blagojevich is being thinned out. The change was apparent Wednesday when the first family arrived at a holiday event, without a wall of security. |
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- La Asociación Comité de Apoyo Internacional al Proyecto Varela* es una organización sin ánimo de lucro cuyo fin es divulgar dicho proyecto, así como otras iniciativas tales como el Programa Transitorio, el apadrinamiento de presos de conciencia, la denuncia de las violaciones de los derechos humanos en Cuba, etc. |
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- I admit it, I was goofing off when I was supposed to be doing more important things. How are you doing on your Christmas shopping? Done yet? If not, visit my Japanese woodblock print gift shop. Focusing on the magnificent... |
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- The New York Times reports that international inspectors are requesting access to two secret Iranian military sites where intelligence suggests that Tehran’s Ministry of Defense may be working on atomic weapons: The inspectors at the International Atomic Energy Agency base... |
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- The New York Times reports that international inspectors are requesting access to two secret Iranian military sites where intelligence suggests that Tehran’s Ministry of Defense may be working on atomic weapons: The inspectors at the International Atomic Energy Agency base... |
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- by: Diane Winger Mount Sunflower, Kansas. Ebright Azimuth, Delaware. Hawkeye Point, Iowa. Hoosier High Point, Indiana. |
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- www.palmbeachpost.com - Dec 2 2004 10:46:14 GMT |
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- www.palmbeachpost.com - Dec 2 2004 10:46:14 GMT |
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- www.palmbeachpost.com - Dec 2 2004 10:46:14 GMT |
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- www.palmbeachpost.com - Dec 2 2004 10:46:14 GMT |
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- www.palmbeachpost.com - Dec 2 2004 10:46:14 GMT |
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- www.palmbeachpost.com - Dec 2 2004 10:46:14 GMT |
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- www.palmbeachpost.com - Dec 2 2004 10:46:14 GMT |
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- www.palmbeachpost.com - Dec 2 2004 10:46:14 GMT |
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