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- Porn for the blind. It's all Blunkett's fault that I found this. |
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- The Beckhams' annus horribilis shows no signs of ending on a quiet note. After a tumultuous year fraught with infidelity rumours, professional setbacks, and yet another failed Posh comeback, David and Victoria thought that things would eventually turn around. After all, they're expecting their 3rd son in a few months, she seems to have finally found her true passion by designing high priced jeans for Rock & Republic, David has managed for the most part to keep his c*ck confined to boundaries of his frigid marriage, and of course there's an event to plan! |
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- Author: paramedic168 Subject: re: any thoughts on October the Third,2005? Posted: |
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- Author: HolyHaretto Subject: re: Ohio protesters demand presidential recount Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 4: |
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- Author: Richard Subject: re: Ohio protesters demand presidential recount Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 4: |
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- Author: HolyHaretto Subject: re: Ohio protesters demand presidential recount Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 4: |
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- We will purchase a motor home in 2005. I've been looking at the tioga 23e and the jamboree 23e. What are the differences. Any manufacturers I should stay away from. Any recommended dealers in California? |
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- Aren't we "Google-R-Us"? Sure seems like it at times. ;-) |
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- A video of US President George W. Bush pops up on screen as a woman (L) watches Jeremy Deller's documentary 'Memory Bucket', which journeys to the heart of Texas, USA, October 2004 at the Tate Britain in London. 'Memory Bucket' won the Turner Prize, Britain's most prestigious art award.(AFP/File/Jim Watson) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- This 2002 picture shows Nicholas Cage. Cage's adventure flick 'National Treasure' discovered more gold at the North American box office on the weekend, beating a slate of animated and holiday releases for the third week in a row.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Peter Brooker) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Rusamambo refugee : A Congolese villager from Rusamambo, far north from Goma, rests in a hut with her child after fleeing her village in fear of fightings, in Kanyabayonga, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. (AFP/Gianluigi Guercia) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Merry Christmas : A lightened merry-go-round, part of a Christmas market, is seen turning next to Berlin's Dome (C) and the TV tower (R). (AFP/DDP/Johannes Eisele) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- There is a rather amusing observation in a report on This is London (the London Evening Standard's website) in a brief article about an ongoing case at the Old Bailey: A Lord Chancellor's official accused of raping a senior civil servant was the sort of man who "talked to your tits," his alleged victim told the Old Bailey this afternoon. The 38-year-old woman said bachelor Michael Burrell was the sort of man who existed in every office. She said Burrell used to hang around her office and he became the butt of office gossip. "When you think they are talking to you, they are talking to your tits, and he was that kind of man," she said. |
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- The Fritz the Dog Edition OTB Caption ContestTM is now over. Neil Boortz The Winners First: Kim chong-il - Breed for hunting badgers, the dachshund can naturally hold its own against a beaver Second: Duffer - Bonus Question : from which movie is this audition photo taken – [a] Dog Day Afternoon, [b] ... |
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- Last week I wrote about Lycos's controversial anti-spam screensaver. Predictably, the whole effort went pear-shaped and Lycos got into spin-mode:Lycos has shut down the campaign saying it had been started to stimulate debate about anti-spam measures and had now achieved this aim...But the campaign was controversial from the moment it kicked off and many net veterans criticised it for using spamming-type tactics against the senders of junk mail. Some net service firms began blocking access to the Lycos Europe site in protest at the action. |
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- The European Commission's IDA released a Final Version of its "European Interoperability Framework for Pan-European E-Government Services." The EIF document provides recommendations and defines generic standards with regard to organizational, semantic, and technical aspects of interoperability, offering a comprehensive set of principles for European cooperation in eGovernment. XML, open source, and open standards are highlighted in this EC policy document. |
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- The European Commission's IDA released a Final Version of its "European Interoperability Framework for Pan-European E-Government Services." The EIF document provides recommendations and defines generic standards with regard to organizational, semantic, and technical aspects of interoperability, offering a comprehensive set of principles for European cooperation in eGovernment. XML, open source, and open standards are highlighted in this EC policy document. |
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- The European Commission's IDA released a Final Version of its "European Interoperability Framework for Pan-European E-Government Services." The EIF document provides recommendations and defines generic standards with regard to organizational, semantic, and technical aspects of interoperability, offering a comprehensive set of principles for European cooperation in eGovernment. XML, open source, and open standards are highlighted in this EC policy document. |
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- The European Commission's IDA released a Final Version of its "European Interoperability Framework for Pan-European E-Government Services." The EIF document provides recommendations and defines generic standards with regard to organizational, semantic, and technical aspects of interoperability, offering a comprehensive set of principles for European cooperation in eGovernment. XML, open source, and open standards are highlighted in this EC policy document. |
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- Jeg har en database hvor jeg gerne vil have den til at hene bynevne automatisk, når jeg skriver et post.nr skal den selv hente By navnet i kassen by navne .. hvordan laver jeg det?? |
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- No current figures exist for how much e-junk is recycled, but industry experts believe it's a sliver of the total. People don't know where to take their used electronics, and toxic components are a mounting problem. |
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- An online photo album showing Navy SEALS with Iraqi prisoners prompts an investigation. A military prosecutor says they're simply evidence of juvenile behavior, but they may violate the Geneva Convention, which prohibits souvenir photos of prisoners of war. |
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- No current figures exist for how much e-junk is recycled, but industry experts believe it's a sliver of the total. People don't know where to take their used electronics, and toxic components are a mounting problem. |
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- An online photo album showing Navy SEALS with Iraqi prisoners prompts an investigation. A military prosecutor says they're simply evidence of juvenile behavior, but they may violate the Geneva Convention, which prohibits souvenir photos of prisoners of war. |
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- No current figures exist for how much e-junk is recycled, but industry experts believe it's a sliver of the total. People don't know where to take their used electronics, and toxic components are a mounting problem. |
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- An online photo album showing Navy SEALS with Iraqi prisoners prompts an investigation. A military prosecutor says they're simply evidence of juvenile behavior, but they may violate the Geneva Convention, which prohibits souvenir photos of prisoners of war. |
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- Xeni Jardin:... Reader Londonfilter says:... ... ... ... |
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- After nearly a decade of debate, no one can say for sure whether radiation from cell phones is harmful to humans or not. So researchers are conducting a series of independent studies to try to settle the matter. By Joanna Glasner. |
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- Embargo or not, Fidel Castro's socialist paradise has quietly become a pharmaceutical powerhouse. (They're still working on the capitalism thing.) By Douglas Starr from Wired magazine. |
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- After nearly a decade of debate, no one can say for sure whether radiation from cell phones is harmful to humans or not. So researchers are conducting a series of independent studies to try to settle the matter. By Joanna Glasner. |
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- Embargo or not, Fidel Castro's socialist paradise has quietly become a pharmaceutical powerhouse. (They're still working on the capitalism thing.) By Douglas Starr from Wired magazine. |
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- After nearly a decade of debate, no one can say for sure whether radiation from cell phones is harmful to humans or not. So researchers are conducting a series of independent studies to try to settle the matter. By Joanna Glasner. |
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- Embargo or not, Fidel Castro's socialist paradise has quietly become a pharmaceutical powerhouse. (They're still working on the capitalism thing.) By Douglas Starr from Wired magazine. |
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- If you've got a blog and a job, beware. The two sometimes don't go together, as many ex-workers are finding out. By Rachel Metz. |
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- A new study finds that artists and musicians love the internet, using it to promote themselves and their work. But they are divided on whether illegal file sharing helps or hurts them. By Katie Dean. |
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- If you've got a blog and a job, beware. The two sometimes don't go together, as many ex-workers are finding out. By Rachel Metz. |
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- A new study finds that artists and musicians love the internet, using it to promote themselves and their work. But they are divided on whether illegal file sharing helps or hurts them. By Katie Dean. |
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- If you've got a blog and a job, beware. The two sometimes don't go together, as many ex-workers are finding out. By Rachel Metz. |
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- A new study finds that artists and musicians love the internet, using it to promote themselves and their work. But they are divided on whether illegal file sharing helps or hurts them. By Katie Dean. |
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