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- Gregory Peck's star stolen from Hollywood Walk of Fame - Gregory Peck's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was stolen by someone who cut it out of the sidewalk where it had honoured the actor for more than four decades, officials said Tuesday."They just left a big hole out there," said Johnny Grant, 82, who serves as Hollywood's honorary mayor and oversees ceremonies honouring star recipients. "Somebody went out there with a cement saw and carved it out of the black terrazzo."From Surfer |
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- U.S. military - U.S. military secretly pays Iraqi newspapers for running stories trumpeting U. |
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- Suspect Uses Own Key To Escape Police Handcuffs - An Austin police officer took Erik Murray to jail Monday for allegedly shoplifting. Believe it or not, Murray had his own handcuff key, which he used to remove his cuffs and then get away. Handcuff keys are universal and can be easily purchased at several places.From Surfer |
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- The game that makes people cry - Dragging clouds through the sky. That's the most exciting activity you can do in Cloud, a new computer game where you play a young boy who flies through the air above a small group of islands.Add in slow melodic piano music and beautiful water-colour graphics, and Cloud becomes the only relaxing game I can ever From Surfer |
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- A false Wikipedia 'biography' - "John Seigenthaler Sr. was the assistant to Attorney General Robert Kennedy in the early 1960's. For a brief time, he was thought to have been directly involved in the Kennedy assassinations of both John, and his brother, Bobby. Nothing was ever proven."It has since been removed, proof of the peer review process. |
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- Airplane Ooops - Airplane OoopsFrom Sam |
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- Signaling Vulnerabilities in Wiretapping Systems - In these MP3 audio captures, Alice and Bob are suspected of illegal activity and are the subjects of a full audio Title III wiretap interception on Alice's line. Alice uses C-tone spoofing to selectively suppress recording of part of the conversation. The recordings were created in our laboratory on a simulated telephone network with various wiretapping products.From Surfer |
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- Failing ocean current raises fears of mini ice age - The ocean current that gives western Europe its relatively balmy climate is stuttering, raising fears that it might fail entirely and plunge the continent into a mini ice age.The dramatic finding comes from a study of ocean circulation in the North Atlantic, which found a 30% reduction in the warm currents that carry water north from the Gulf Stream.From Surfer |
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- So You Think She Can Dance ? - So You Think She Can Dance ?From John |
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- Only 40 genes separate your pet dog from a wolf - The difference between an obedient, friendly dog and a big bad wolf could be down to as few as 40 genes,From Surfer |
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- Head over heels? Alas, it won't last - Your heartbeat accelerates, you have butterflies in the stomach, you feel euphoric and a bit silly. Its all part of falling passionately in love—and scientists now tell us the feeling wont last more than a year.Well now, that's bullshit.From Surfer |
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- DirectX 10...and so it ends! - Through one bold move, Microsoft has decided that it will not support, the already too “old” DirectX 9, not to mention DirectX 8 or any of the previous versions.From Surfer |
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- Radar reveals ice deep below Martian surface - The first ever underground investigation of another planet has been performed by a radar antenna aboard Europe's Mars Express spacecraft. The instrument probed two kilometres below the Martian surface and found tantalising hints of liquid water pooling in a buried impact crater.From Surfer |
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- Pamilla In Mini Top - Pamilla In Mini TopFrom Erika |
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- The first Quantum Byte - The first Quantum ByteFrom Surfer |
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- [NSFW] Beautiful Russian Nude Girls - Beautiful Russian Nude Girls From Erika |
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- 4-Year-Old Girl Denied Santa Visit For Not Buying Photo - A mall in Massachusetts issued an apology after a 4-year-old girl was apparently told she was not allowed to sit on Santa's lap unless she purchased a $21 picture of the meeting, according to a Local 6 News report.'Mommy I just want to tell Santa what I want for Christmas,'From Surfer |
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- Record price for air space set in New York - Real estate developers agree to pay $430 a square foot for 'air rights,' twice the going rate.Say that again???From Surfer |
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- U.S. and World - La. Mall Snubs Katrina Holiday - It's no ordinary holiday season in the Gulf Coast this year, so Frank Evans built an unconventional holiday display at a suburban New Orleans shopping mall to match.He thought the tiny blue-tarped roofs, little toppled fences and miniature piles of hurricane debris in the display he builds annually for the mall struck just the right humorous tone. |
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- PJStar.com - Journal Star News - These barbers believe in a "Charlie Bworn Christmas."From Surfer |
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- It Came From Outer Space - On November 30, 1954, Ann Hodges, a 31-year-old resident of tiny Sylacauga, Alabama, was taking an early-afternoon nap on her living room couch when an eight-and-a-half-pound chunk of rock smashed through the roof, destroyed her radio cabinet, bounced, and landed on her. It was the first, and so far only, recorded instance of a meteorite hitting a human being.From Surfer |
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- Cops: Teen Allegedly Shoots Peeper's Home - A teenager is accused of firing a shotgun into the home of a peeping Tom he allegedly caught spying on his girlfriend. Harrison County Sheriff George H. Payne Jr. said deputies responded Tuesday to complaints that 63-year-old Ervin Joseph Peterson was looking through neighborhood windows. |
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- Illinois Pharmacists Balk at Contraception - Walgreen Co. said it has put four Illinois pharmacists in the St. Louis area on unpaid leave for refusing to fill prescriptions for emergency contraception in violation of a state rule.ADVERTISEMENTclick hereThe four cited religious or moral objections to filling prescriptions for the morning-after pill and "have said they would like to maintain their right to refuse to dispense, and in Illinois that is not an option," Walgreen spokeswoman Tiffani Bruce said.Nothing in the tags to indicate how great this is, so cool used instead. |
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- When giant scorpions walked the earth - Tracks found in Scotland look to be from an ancient water scorpion as big as a kitchen table. If the analysis is right, it is the first evidence of the creature coming ashore.The scorpion, a six-legged thing called Hibbertopterus, was about 5 feet (1.5 meters) long and 3 feet (1 meter) wide. It is long since extinct. |
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- Bruce Willis comes out fighting for Democracy in Iraq - Willis grew up in a Red State, and he is not fooled by the Elite Liberals in the Northeast, or the America Haters in Hollywood.From NeoCon |
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- Boston Confirms Christmas Tree Not 'Holiday Tree' - Liberals want to call Christmas trees, "Kwansa Trees", "Holiday Trees", "Karl Marx Trees", "Chairman Mao Trees", - what they are called is Christmas Trees. This is funny when they are out of power, but watch the Eco-Police drag your Christmas tree away when they hold the reigns of power. From NeoCon |
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- USS Kitty Hawk Steams into Hong Kong - Showing the Flag.From NeoCon |
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- Un chico se decide a probar nuevas experiencias de la mano de una travesti muy especial. |
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- Sentia gran atraccion por esa viejita, la veia en el ascensor o en el portal y ya se le ponia dura. |
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- Sentia gran atraccion por esa viejita, la veia en el ascensor o en el portal y ya se le ponia dura. |
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- A fossil museum and discovery center is one step closer to being built in Madera County. |
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- Author: dooley Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 2:46 am (GMT 0) Well, we only have the one but there is one next door and one across the street. Actually I think there is probably two or three on every block. |
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- br’>www. wgu. edu/business/human_resource_ba asp - 65k - Nov 29, 2005 - Cached - Similar pages Online Business Degrees - WGU - Business HR Degree - Marketing Degrees Specializing in Online Business Degrees Online Business Degree Online MBA Degree Business HR Degree Human Resource Degree Business Management Degree br’ |
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- A marketing plan by PhRMA, the major lobbying group that represents drug manufacturers, to sow fear into Americans' hearts about imported drugs from Canada, has backfired. The idea was to insert the message into the plotlines of popular dramas. The plan worked well enough when it was made the plot of a recent television show (CSI-NY, I believe), but the plot failed when it was exported to the less compliant book industry. As this story relates, the plot of The Karasik Conspiracy "has an instructive new bad guy: A large pharmaceutical company, so far unnamed, has poisoned Canadian-sold drugs—and then tried to make it look like a bunch of terrorists were behind the plot. |
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caught up (Dec 02 2005 02:46 GMT) - Nothing like getting caught up in a minor web scandal... Posted December 1, 2005 8:04 p.m.. [] [] |
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- Juan Cole: "The American press is predictably ignoring the story. Yet it is only too plausible that Bush wanted to wipe out what he saw as a nest of terrorists." Posted December 1, 2005 7:41 p. |
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fair game (Dec 02 2005 02:46 GMT) - American Christian conservatives figure it's fair game to interfere in the Canadian election... let's hope they and their supporters will keep that in mind when a foreign agency, the manchester guardian, say, dares to express an opinion on the American vote... Posted December 1, 2005 4:28 p.m.. |
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the Bible (Dec 02 2005 02:46 GMT) - Using the Bible as a textbook... Posted December 1, 2005 2:07 p.m.. [] [] |
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- A reader writes, "Nice job on [your recent] article. You upset more than a few people with your positive outlook on XAU for December....The thing that really gets me is when these under-invested people approach me with such hope that gold will get creamed, just for their benefit....one has to ignore several important MA's, namely the 40 and the 200-day in order to buy that outlook, lock, stock n' barrel. I see nothing abhorrent about locking in some profits on good trades, but this panic butto |
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- It finally happened. Gold has closed above the $500 level for the first time since 1987. The yellow metal is clearly in phase II of its bull market as it is slowly being accepted by investors as a legitimate asset class. Other signs that gold has moved out of phase I is that those who invest in the metal are no longer labeled as "cranks" or "gloom & doomers." Two U. |
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- A Dow thrust above 11000 seems like a foregone conclusion, but even so, it’ll be tempting to try and impede it with some shorts if and when the big day arrives. We’ve taken a cautious approach so far whenever bucking the bullish tide, buying a few puts here, a few puts there, as certain favored trading vehicles approached promising hidden-pivot targets. |
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- The endless rise in gold, silver and copper continues. |
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- Gold fell off about $4 late yesterday in New York Access trade and early Asian trade, but it then rallied back to near unchanged in late Asian and early London trade before rising throughout the rest of trade in London and New York to surpass the $500 high made in December 1987 and rise to its highest since February 1983 and make a new 22 and ¾ year high with a 1.52% gain to $502.30. Should gold pass through the $510 level, it will be trading at the highest since April 1981. Silver followed a |
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- -GDP numbers show the U.S. economy advancing at a surprisingly strong pace: 4.3%. |
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