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- MLN Newswire Transaction - GREENVILLE, S.C., November 30 [^] The Columbus Riverdragons of the National Basketball Development League have claimed center Obinna Ekezie and released center Jason Lawson, according to an announcement today by NBDL director of basketball operations Chris Alpert and Riverdragons head coach Jeff Malone. |
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- MLN Newswire Transaction - GREENVILLE, S.C., November 30 [^] The Columbus Riverdragons of the National Basketball Development League have claimed center Obinna Ekezie and released center Jason Lawson, according to an announcement today by NBDL director of basketball operations Chris Alpert and Riverdragons head coach Jeff Malone. |
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- That's what our (tremendously unphotogenic, but that's becoming a tradition) Prime Minister said today, when announcing that the Liberals will introduce legislation to legalize same-sex marriage when Parliament resumes sitting in January. I'm not exactly sure how our post-modernity applies to gay weddings, but thanks for the sentiment. It's about frickin' time. I must credit Conservative leader Stephen Harper, who confirmed that his party's MPs would be able to vote their conscience in January. That was his party-line on moral issues during the election. |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 7 Dec 2004): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 7 Dec 2004): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics ( 7 Dec 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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- 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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TVDinner (Dec 10 2004 02:59 GMT) - New version: 0.4.2. |
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- I don't usually read the Wall Street Journal, but today I did, on the flight from Seattle to Boston. There was a great op-ed piece written by David Gelertner, a computer science professor, on the IBM sale of their PC product line to the Chinese company. He said something that needed to be said. There's still a lot more work needed to do on PCs. Today's computers work like shit. |
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- Looking around the room it's like an all-star squad of east coast Inkernet punditry. Jeff Jarvis, David Weinberger, Chris Lydon, Jay Rosen, Rebecca MacKinnon, John Palfrey, Britt Blaser, etc etc etc. It's nice to be in this nest again. Lots of Berkman faces scattered through the room. I've been gone long enough to miss the place. |
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- I'm in the Joe Trippi discussion at KSG now. Jay Rosen is speaking. Every time someone says Internet, my mind substitutes Inkernet. Curse you Dawn Miceli! |
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- Had dinner tonight with Trippi and Zach Rosen. I think we're all becoming friends. Trippi said he wants me to help him get a podcast together. Of course I said yes. We had a very interesting political discussion, not the kind of thing you hear on the cable networks. |
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- It's a good thing I'm done talking for the night. I have almost no voice left. |
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- Drama: An outsider re-establishes a club to tap teen creativity |
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- Drama: An outsider re-establishes a club to tap teen creativity |
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- Coraline explains to the old man upstairs, "I don't want whatever I want. Nobody does. Not really. What kind of fun would it be if we just got everything we wanted? Just like that, and it didn't mean anything. |
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- In a previous blog post I promised to provide more info on where you can go to recycle a cell phone, or for that matter other similar electronic device like PDA, calculator, or gameboy for instance. Its nearly 2005 I do and I do not think I need to go ... |
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- Portrait of my friend Richard at Granats Coffee House in Dallas. |
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- Kevin Laws writesd how desktop search companies will allow people to use mobile device as a window into your desktop world. The latest fad in the consumer world is finally giving us a glimpse into the future. Google released the Google Desktop Search utility, which indexes your personal files and emails. It then allows you to search them using the familiar Google interface. It's cute, but the really powerful tool is called X1 (from the prolific folks at Idealab). |
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- Internet Business Marketing Resources. Start your own Internet business from home. Build residual and leveraged income. Free Training and support, websites and products. Zero Risk! |
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- This could get interesting (or not, depending...). An anonymous L.A. Times staffer has set up a Blogspot account and posted this place-holder: |
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- The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS), the professional organization dedicated to the advancement and recognition of interactive arts, has announced some of its speakers and panel topics for the 2005 D.I.C.E. |
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- How does Coraline's life change when she returns to the real world with her parents? What does Coraline learn from the experience of being in the other world? |
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- damn... I love these barmy Summer night's... Kyoto's kicking ass... US Congress passes... 'Intelligence Overhaul Bill... |
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Brain Cells (Dec 10 2004 02:57 GMT) - "Free your mind" What does this quote mean to you? |
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- After Coraline returns to the real world she receives clues that the other mother's work is not done. What are they? How does Coraline foil the other mother once and for all? |
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U Buy (Dec 10 2004 02:56 GMT) - LOW SALE <-- Low Gallery is now offering selected works from their (or our) benefit show for sale online. Get... |
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- There are numerous ways to build an opt-in list. However, some are much more effective than others. Here are seven of the most powerful strategies to build a targeted opt-in list. |
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I see rings (Dec 10 2004 02:55 GMT) - Rings around Saturn. It's quite one thing to grow up loving science, learning all kinds of details of the planets. It's even better to be able to share this love with your children, better yet, see their faces light up... |
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- So I finally gave into the whole MMORPG craze. I'd played a bit of Asheron's Call back when it was in Beta and enjoyed it. And even played a tiny bit when it was released, but it never really sucked me in that much. But I have a good number of friends playing World of Warcraft, and it's one of the few games I can play on the Mac and still be able to play with them. First off. |
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