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- A new search engine makes it easier to search for free public records information available through government and commercial Web sites. Called Pretrieve, it serves as a single interface for searching a range of public-records databases. Using Pretrieve, |
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- [WiccanWeb.ca] - Volcanic eruptions in Siberia 251 million years ago may have started a cascade of events leading to high hydrogen sulfide levels in the oceans and atmosphere and precipitating the largest mass extinct... |
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- Hej. Jeg har lige fået ny harddisk, og skal nu importere, eller ihvert fald bare hente gamle emails fra den gamle harddisk, som stadig er tilsluttet systemet. Jeg har installeret windows XP på den nye harddisk, som nu fungerer som primær hd. Mit spørgsmål går på, hvor opbevarer Microsoft Outlook 2002 modtaget emails? |
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- Quick - does your site's domain name resolve with "www." in front of it? Does it resolve without the " |
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prop crash (Feb 28 2005 23:19 GMT) - I made a bottle and it took about 5 weeks but it crashed F**k I made it at 1% ba 100mg/ml 50ml bottle will just heating it do the trick or do I need to add more ba/bb??? if so how much you figure thanks all |
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- Famous Players, Canada's largest movie chain, had been running a paid advertisement supporting the legalization of gay marriage. It had to be dropped, however, because of opposition from Christian groups - opposition that included threats.... |
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- Existentialist ethics is characterized by the emphasis on moral individualism. Rather than seeking a 'highest good' that would be universal, existentialists have sought means for each individual to find the highest good for them, regardless of whether it might ever... |
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- Europe is far more secular than America. Not only are Europeans less likely to go to church or believe in God than Americans, they are far more likely to be dismissive of religion and oppose the use of religion in... |
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- A town in Oregon is in an uproar because the museum wants to exhibit a statue of the goddess Hebe. A similar statue used to stand in public but was accidentally knocked down. Now, some Christians are objecting to the... |
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- February 28, 1928: Argued: Olmstead v. United States The Supreme Court decided that wire tapping is legal, no matter what the reason or motivation, because it is not expressly prohibited in the Constitution. Justice Brandeis' dissent, however, laid the groundwork... |
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- News items from the past week include problems with criminalizing anti-social behavior in Britain, whether the existence of atheists disproves atheism, a judge who thinks that Christians and Jews should be treated better than others, the difference between journalism and... |
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- Shinto is the dominant, native faith of Japan. Shinto is fundamental to the definition of Japan's history, culture, and national identity. Shinto is also falling by the wayside as something that the Japanese actively believe in or follow in anything... |
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- Religious pluralism requires accepting the presence and status of religious doctrines that reject or oppose the status quo. What happens, though, when those doctrines are opposed to liberty and democracy - and are taught in religious schools? Can the liberal... |
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- Everyone knows that Pope John Paul II suffers from Parkinson’s Disease. It not only causes him to shake uncontrollably, but it has also caused him to come close to death more than once. Among the many symptoms of Parkinson’s,... |
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- Today I decided to let the cat out of the bag and talk a little about the vision and work going on behind the scenes, with The Podcast Connect Network. Looking for Partners, so make sure you drop us a line if you want to get aboard the train. [PodcastConnect.com] partner@podcastconnect.com |
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- Lord Sewel is expected to criticise the Scottish Executive's use of the Sewel Convention. |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Jan 2005): Ranking: 5215, Activity percentile: 67.99%, |
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- Public mailing lists: sushiwiki-devel |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Jan 2005): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Forum: Windows Forum – LAN & WAN Erstellt von: ccc Geschrieben am 28. |
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- CBC News BOSTON - Another U.S. drug has been pulled from the market because it harmed patients, driving down the price of the manufacturers' stocks. Sales of Tysabri (natalizumab), used to treat multiple sclerosis, were suspended on Monday after one patient died and a second became ill with a suspected case of nervous system disease that's frequently fatal. Both patients had taken the drug in combination with Avonex (interferon beta-1a) for two years. |
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- By JAY REEVES The Associated Press BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Lawyers for ousted HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy sought on Monday to portray a former HealthSouth finance chief — not Scrushy — as the head of a huge fraud at the rehabilitation chain. In cross-examination of former assistant controller Ken Livesay, defense attorney Art Leach brought out that former chief financial officer Bill Owens first came up with the idea of inflating HealthSouth's fixed-asset accounts as an audit loomed. "We had run out of ideas," said Livesay, among 15 former executives who have pleaded guilty. "We had a problem on the balance sheet of more than $400 million if we were going to make it through that audit. |
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- WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Amnesty International warned today that, while the Department of State Country Reports on Human Rights Practices are consistent and comprehensive, the Bush Administration's practice of "rendering" detainees to countries that the report cites as having abysmal human rights records, runs the risk of turning the report into a guide to overseas torture subcontractors. Although President Bush, in his inauguration address, stated that "all who live in tyranny and hopelessness can know: |
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- By BOB HERBERT NY Times "Extraordinary rendition" is the euphemism for seizing individuals and shipping them off to countries known to practice torture. As a nation, does the United States have a conscience? Or is anything and everything O.K. in post-9/11 America? |
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- TOLEDO (AP) -- Four police officers have been accused of improperly handcuffing a man who died after officers shocked him nine times with a stun gun. An internal affairs investigation found that officers Michael Haynes, Douglas Lewis, Michael E. Murphy, and Brian Young violated department policy while taking Jeffrey Turner, 41, to jail. |
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- Philadelphia Inquirer Good thing Department of Justice lawyers got that torture business straightened out before Alberto R. Gonzales took over as attorney general this month. It could have been even more embarrassing than it is now, as Gonzales dances around the crying need for his department to investigate his own actions as White House counsel. In Gonzales, the nation has as its top law-enforcement officer someone who signed off on a range of outrageous interrogation tactics. |
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- Gizmodo have what appears to be a picture of the (long awaited) USB connector which will enable an iPod (just iPod Photo?) to transfer images directly from a digital camera. Apparently this little connector will cost around $30. The source appears to be an Apple Japan ad for the device with the tagline "iPod, Meet Camera". We don't yet know if it will be USB 2. |
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- I've been following a parliamentary debate all day. As a result I have a longish article that I can't seem to finish. It remains a rambling mess full of a hundred strands that I have not been able to weave together. Trying to keep up with even a tenth of this stuff is counter-productive to having any kind of life! Anyway I have posted every day this month, and don't want to miss the very last day. |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Oh my, that's good. The morons at the Tribune and three other papers banned this comic. Not only is it hysterical, it's accurate (and we all know it). It's also now being viewed by my 10,000 daily readers. Please post the comic on your blog so your readers can help counteract this obvious political censorship. |
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- Varifrank has a succinct and amusing post on the situation in the middle east How Fast Are Thing Changing? It sure as hell looks like somebodys talking to somebody, and somebody is picking up the phone too. Funny how all... |
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- yeah it is Peter Tagtgrenok tell me who this is |
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- It can be hard to tell if your PC is infected. Here's what to do if you suspect the worst Heard this one before? You must run antivirus software and keep it up to date or else your PC will get infected, you'll lose all your data, and you'll incur the wrath of every email correspondent you unknowingly infect because of your carelessness. You know they're right. Yet for one reason or another, you're not running antivirus software, or you are but it's not up to date. |
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