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Gun fired 4 times; DEA agent arrested (Jan 25 2005 12:54 GMT) - An off-duty Drug Enforcement Administration agent was arrested this weekend after he allegedly fired a gun as he walked near East River and North Swan roads, officials said. Christopher Thompson, |
Tucson Region
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Midtown crash victim a UA student (Jan 25 2005 12:54 GMT) - Colin Rodriguez Griswold came to the University of Arizona to study environmental policy as it applied to the border, important work that one UA professor said was cut short Saturday when Griswold |
Tucson Region
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Hearing today in Texas killing (Jan 25 2005 12:54 GMT) - BISBEE - An extradition hearing for an ex-Marine accused of kidnapping and killing a 19-year-old Texas woman is set for this morning in Cochise County, where he was arrested on an unrelated charge |
Tucson Region
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Deaths (Jan 25 2005 12:54 GMT) - The deceased are from Tucson unless otherwise noted. Occupations are stated when available. ANTRIM, Eugene Milagro, infant, Jan. 15, South Lawn. BLACK, Gerald, 74, U. |
Tucson Region
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University VP to retire (Jan 25 2005 12:54 GMT) - University of Arizona leaders announced Monday that Richard Powell, UA vice president for research and graduate studies, will retire this summer. Provost George Davis told the Faculty Senate that |
Tucson Region
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Help for kids learning English (Jan 25 2005 12:54 GMT) - A federal judge in Tucson heard arguments Monday for setting a deadline by which the Legislature would allot more money for teaching students who are learning English, then took the case under |
Tucson Region
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Ask Jimmy (Jan 25 2005 12:54 GMT) - What is a rule of thumb used by pilots for degrees of temperature drop per 1,000 feet of elevation increase? - Bud Carter, Marana The average lapse rate is 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit per 1,000 feet, a |
SiriusCoffee.com
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A Socialist Moral Mandate (Jan 25 2005 12:54 GMT) - Rick Bender’s article in Sunday’s News Tribune makes several outrageous statements, and arrives at conclusions that show just how out-of-touch the liberal socialist agenda has become. Firstly, he draws a correlation between lawbreakers (deadbeat dads, sex offenders) and companies that don’t pay healthcare for employees. Such blatant manipulation of people’s emotions is old-school propaganda tactics right out of the Soviet handbook. He uses emotionally charged phrases like “shifting costs” and “passing the buck”, “fair share”, and “unlevel playing field” to paint a picture of draconian companies lining their pockets at the expense of “working Americans”. Secondly, Mr. |
New Links
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Russian Linesman Please... (Jan 25 2005 12:53 GMT) - A little old news...but as a Spurs fan I was pleased to see this game...and assorted Man Utd fansigns...Knowing how much the New Links lad's love a good concert...answer this quiz and win tickets to the Brits... |
Ray Cox
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Voter Survey, donations (Jan 25 2005 12:53 GMT) - I hope to mail out my annual voter survey next week to all households in House District 25B. (We'll have an online version of it posted here on my website shortly.) The survey will give a brief overview of some issues we will be working on this year in the legislature. It will again include a series of questions for voters to answer and mail back to me. If you are in House District 25B I hope you will complete and return the survey to me. |
Bifurcated Rivets
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Tea colour chart - nothing ... (Jan 25 2005 12:53 GMT) - Tea colour chart - nothing there that even remotely looks like the colour of the tea I drink (which is pale, clear and much more yellow than any of the colours on the chart which are all terribly murky looking) (via Negatendo) |
Broz News
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U.S. May Scrutinize IBM's China Deal (Jan 25 2005 12:53 GMT) - The Bush administration is considering launching an extensive probe of whether the pending sale of International Business Machines Corp.'s personal computer business to a Chinese company might pose national security problems, according to members of a congressional oversight group. |
Ecademy
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What's in a Job Title? [Hayley Hall] (Jan 25 2005 12:53 GMT) - As an active member of JCI (www.jciuk.org.uk) I attended a fantastic event over the weekend. Labeled as Inspiration Day it truly lived upto its name. |
Gizmodo
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Bug DAB Radio to Support Electronic Programme Guide (Jan 25 2005 12:52 GMT) - Digital Audio Broadcasts are really starting to take off in Europe, where the smaller average country size means they can use shorter, and thus cheaper radio wavelengths. Or maybe that's a lie and it's because the format offers not only an improved sound quality, but all sorts of really smart, useful features like the new Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) that sends down radio schedules for the next 7 days, letting users program their DAB radios to record programs in the future. If that sounds an awfully convenient and handy, that's because it is—isn't it nice when content providers actually try to work with consumers? At the moment Capital Radio has a complete programming information broadcasting in EPG and the BBC is publishing part of their schedule for particular hours of the day. |
Gameblog
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New blog (Jan 25 2005 12:52 GMT) - Brian Bankler has a new blog called The Tao of Gaming. The title is familiar to many, as that's also... |
Niutopia/Jouebs
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onvituneepoqueformidable : La complainte du people (Jan 25 2005 12:52 GMT) - « Tiens, l autre jour, j ai pris le train avec Alain Souchon. » C est le genre de phrase qui fait son petit effet dans un dîner en ville. Pourtant, je lui ai rien dit, il m a rien dit, je l ai regardé un peu, il a dû me regarder aussi mais je m en suis pas rendu compte. Intérêt de la rencontre : zéro. |
Niutopia/Jouebs
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lorelei : petite exeption (Jan 25 2005 12:52 GMT) - j'écrit aussi beaucoup de mes pensées sur papier que je n'adresse pas aux autres... Mais admettons, pour une fois, je fais une exeption, donc voici mes pensées du 21/01/05 : On ne le penserait jamais, mais les moments de contrôle écrit sont des moments de calme ou tout le monde se tait, ou tout le monde reste coincé avec sa conscience, enfin presque. Moments ou l'on peut aisément réfléchir sur soi, sur ses actions, sur ses journées... Sur beaucoup de choses qui font l'étonnante originalité de ces moments. |
Broz News
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At Google, Not Quite Partying Like It's 1999 (Jan 25 2005 12:51 GMT) - Silicon Valley is back -- but is lacking some swagger. It is making money again for its investors and employees, but there is a chastened sense. No one wants to invoke the specter of excess. |
AnandTech News Channel
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Search engine Google sets sights on video (Jan 25 2005 12:51 GMT) - Google is now tackling video search as they have a new engine that aims at helping people rummage through archival TV transcripts (and in the future, actual video clips): Users of Google Video can search for a phrase - say, Bill Cosby discussing parenting - and find a link to PBS' Tavis... |
Broz News
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PalmOne CEO Vamooses (Jan 25 2005 12:51 GMT) - PalmOne's CEO Todd Bradley is leaving. Now nobody say sinking ship, okay? I think it's premature to even mention a disinterested customer base and a product line that's two years behind everyone else. And don't even say that the writing graffiti is on the wall that's just cruel. Really, though, the company sales were supposedly pretty good over the holidays. |
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