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- Author: red91vert Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 2:59 pm (GMT -5) FANtastic variety of pics and effects and a very very hot woman hope we get to see many more awesome pics |
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- Be careful out thereBe careful out there |
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- The accomplishments of the Urbana/Champaign IndyMedia Center (UC IMC) read like a media activist’s wish list: Start free monthly paper partially funded by local labor groups. Produce news segments for community radio station and work to get license from FCC to start new station. Open up storefront shop in downtown and attract kids with all-ages performance venue. |
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- Instant Approval Bad Credit Loan: "We are working zealously to compile the most insightful content in existence to you in a single well-organized website. The supreme material geared towards instant approval bad credit loan will educate you and assist you in improving your awareness level. " |
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- Author: KillTheVirus Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 3:59 pm (GMT -5) heres my log Logfile of HijackThis v1.99. |
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- GOOD GRIEF K. is one of the waitresses at breakfast. One of “my girls”. She’ |
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- Ds28 Nv PanasonicSources of ds28 nv panasonic information from the Web... |
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- OpenRAW is a "group of photographers and other interested people advocating the open documentation of digital camera RAW files." [Scripting News] |
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- I forgot to tell you I love youOh but it’s something you already knewNo matter I still forgotIt seems to happen quite a lot.Sometimes I get forgetfulWhich leaves me a little regretfulI just go on taking you for grantedAnd leave you reason to be disenchanted.I don’t seem to express my feelings towards youOnly bits and pieces turned askewI wish I could tell you all the words you want to hearIn a way you would not question if I was sincere. Now I have written it all downSo at least if I am nowhere to be foundYou can be reminded of my loveAnd the simple words I speak of. |
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- Filed under: OS On Friday, I noted that Tiger was shipping early. Since then, some really interesting bits of information have turned up. Most notably, Apple is saying they won't support the early-shipped copies of Tiger and: |
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- Filed under: Odds and ends PodBrix will be selling out of Mister Brix, their newest item, tonight at 9pm PST. Past items included a lego iPod dancer, a little Steve Jobs, an a href="http://ww |
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- Filed under: How-tos, iPod, iTMS File this under: There's a market for that?! LoadPod, the company that will fill your iPod with your CDs for you, have just announced Hands-on iPod and iTunes training for those of |
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- Anonymous Coward writes "Apple clearly has a substantial interest in making sure that programmers targeting the Mac are getting the best possible performance out of AltiVec processors. The AltiVec unit is not really just a single processing component: it's a number of different components, and in principle, all of them can be running at once. This article gives an overview of performance considerations that will help you get started making the best possible use of an AltiVec proces |
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- Nickname: Orty Real Name: JakeAge: Too young to have two kidsResides: Bend, OregonOccupation: |
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Style XP (Apr 25 2005 19:59 GMT) - i just downloaded that programits cool as helllike you can customize all kinda stuff on ur desktopchange colors and ever thingill try 2 post a picture of my desktop |
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- Technology News: Concurrent release for 'Treasure' planned -- Having released its first two movies for Sony's PSP videogame system last week, Disney has already announced about 10 more for the next three months. |
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- Technology News: Search engine reports $369.2 mil quarterly profit -- What's good for Google is likely to be bad for traditional media, especially radio and television. The eye-popping revenue and profit growth reported last Thursday by the most-used Internet search engine came from surging Internet advertising. |
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- Technology News: Net to pay $956 mil for 50% share of Nippon -- Internet entrepreneur Takafumi Horie's audacious two-month battle to win control of Japan's giant media conglom Fujisankei via a hostile takeover of two of its key divisions came to an end last week. |
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- Anonymous Patron writes "If you're scheduled for surgery in New Brunswick, Canada, bring your own Bible if you need a source of comfort ? one hospital has removed copies of the Good Book from patients' bedside tables in order to control infection. WorldNetDaily Has More" |
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- Anonymous Patron sends "this story: CareerJournal | Librarians -- Salary Data and Hiring Trends, which uses the term 'librarian" in a very broad sense." |
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- Anonymous Patron writes "Tampa Bay Online has a good report on our digital footprints. Companies track these trails for patterns and preferences. The digital footprints can be collected into profiles, or dossiers, so companies can pitch additional products or target advertising to customers. As a result, government regulators, consumers and the companies offering the high- tech services are beginning to wrestle with how such digital histories will - or should be - stored and sold. Of course, the government ain't much better, as The Palm Beach Post reports Federal agencies are using data brokers such as Seisint Inc. |
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- gsandler writes " Norman Mailer has sold his archives to the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas for $2.5 million. quot;Stored in nearly 500 boxes weighing more than 20,000 pounds, the trove includes all manner of Mailerabilia dating back to his childhood and especially his early years at Harvard (class of '43), where he majored in aeronautical engineering and wrote an unpublished novel, No Percentage.quot; |
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- Kathleen writes "The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County has three memorial programs that allow donors to honor a person and benefit the community, and to individualize their gift. The Pet Memorial Fund is especially appealing. The whole story notes that this can include snakes and hamsters. Other libraries with pet memorial funds include Dallas Public Library, Witchita Falls Public Library, and Lake Oswego Public Library." |
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- A new library, originally projected to cost $3.2 million, but now estimated to be about $3.8 million, is causing trustees in Great Barrington, a historically and culturally rich area in southwestern MA, to scramble for the last bit of funding. Criticized for failing to consider the cost of inflation in the original calculations, trustees told unhappy Finance Committee member Karen W. Smith that the State of Massachusetts will only fund projects based on construction estimates at the time of the grant application. |
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- Anonymous Patron writes: The Saginaw News reports Vatican library holds treasures. A Saginaw Valley State University history professor is headed to Rome next month for his 26th summer of research in the tightly-guarded Vatican City Library. While the rest of the world keeps eyes on Pope Benedict XVI, Renna's will be focused on Pope John XXII, whose controversial moves in the 1300s led to the modern-day concept of separated church and state. During his reign, Pope John Paul II opened some of the church's archives, although rumors abound about what's left in those "secret" archives. |
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- Anonymous Patron writes "Another one of those stories for those of you with so much space in your house you don't know what to do with it all. Home libraries designed to be cozy is from The Cincinnati Enquirer. They say For those whose books are prized possessions -- right up there with great granny's china and grandpa's silver cuff links -- living with books, tastefully, can be daunting. Today's home libraries, which often function as offices and sitting rooms, are important "due to the fact that everything else except the bedroom and bath seem to be going into one living space," says architect Don Beck." |
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- Anonymous Patron writes "News Today - India is running a special story on Sirkazhi Ramamrita Ranganathan. " Books remain, and libraries remain, our symbols of community with all human kind. With world-wide rise and multiplication of racial chauvinisms the library and the book remain our major escape from the prison of the present and from the provincialism of our nation's confines. The great electronic conqueror of space cannot conquer time. Only the book can accomplish that. |
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- cronopi0 writes "An anonymous donor has contributed $300,000 to the city of Bedford, with $125,000 earmarked to re-open the library. Fort Worth Star-Telegram story reprinted in the Houston Chronicle (which doesn't require registration)." |
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- mdoneil writes "Recently there was an article about a license plate to benefit libraries. Many states have vanity license plates ( I have one, but Florida does not have a library plate) . Nevada is not the only state to have plates that benefit libraries. Texas?s library plate can be seen here New York will soon have one available. |
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- Deroy Murdock has a Column Over At NRO in which he says the Patriot Act should add libraries to the locations where federal investigators may hunt terrorists. He cites evidence of the 9/11 hijackers' fondness for libraries and calls those who oppose PATRIOT "dangerously naïve or clandestinely seditious beyond and foolish""No square inch of this country should be a safe harbor where terrorists calmly can schedule the slaughter of defenseless civilians. Whether fueled by sincere civil libertarianism or malignant Bushophobia, those who thwart probes of Islamo-fascist library patrons have the same impact: They make it easier ? not harder ? |
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- Nairobi - Poor financial accountability and transparency are hindering Kenyan efforts to fight corruption, the outgoing World Bank country director said on Monday. |
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- Author: meatball Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 2:58 pm (GMT -5) nice find_________________Marshall marshall_634@yahoo.com |
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- Author: justin_satiable Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 2:58 pm (GMT -5) OMG, what I would give to fuck her. Very hot. |
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- De verkar ha en lite annan vridning (men samma genusproblem) i den engelska politiska bloggsfären jämfört med den svenska, i alla fall enligt Mark Lawson i The Guardian: [the] majority of British blogging is leftwing. And almost all the bloggers seem to be male, which suggests at least one institutional problem of the old media has not yet been corrected by the newcomer. Lawsons reaktion är dock den traditionella journalistens (också känt som "Stefan Jonsson-reaktionen"): But what we're mainly getting from bloggers is media commentary or, even worse, media commentary on media commentary. |
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