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Thursday Night NFL Gore, 49ers beat Bears 10-6, ending 4-game
lorraineperla
by lorraineperla  Yesterday 12:37 AM   
 In Thursday night NFL Mike Singletary didn't exactly hand it to his old team. That didn't matter — Jay Cutler handed the desperate San Francisco 49ers a much-needed win.
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Dobbs to Resign from CNN; Roger Ailes Meeting "Buzz"
merrie
by merrie  11-11-2009    1
 There has also been talk Dobbs could be headed for Fox News, another storyline Stelter revealed last month. Transcript from Nov. 11 broadcast below: Tonight I want to turn to a personal note, if I may, and address a matter that has raised some curiosity. This will be my last broadcast here on CNN, where I've worked for most of the past 30 years, and where I have many friends and colleagues whom I admire deeply and respect greatly. I'm the last of the original anchors here on CNN and I'm proud to have had the privilege to helping to build the world's first news network. I'm grateful for the many opportunities that CNN has given me over the many years. I've tried to reciprocate with a full measure of my ability. Over the past six months it's become increasingly clear that strong winds of change have begun buffeting this country and affecting all of us. And some leaders in media, and in politics and business have been urging me to go beyond the role at CNN . . .
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How GeoCities Invented the Internet
RayWatkins
by RayWatkins  11-11-2009   
 A garish collection of home pages paved the way for blogging, social networks, and the rest of Web 2.0. By Farhad ManjooPosted Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009, at 5:04 PM ET
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We Salute You
jkrabbit
by jkrabbit  11-11-2009   
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Have You Been Dumped! Need advice on healing after breakup?
davidaarono
by davidaarono  11-10-2009   
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See Fear as Your Friend
tidbit2
by tidbit2  11-10-2009    1
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Response to CNN Interview - Revolutionmuslim.com
merrie
by merrie  11-9-2009    1
  BEHEAD THOSE WHO INSULT OBAMA: Also along with this we will be speaking about the recent murder of Imam Luqman Amin Abdullah, may Allah have mercy on him, who was gunned down during a sting operation while he attempted to defend himself against a police dog. More details about this will be given during the discussion and we welcome those who were close to Imam Luqman to call in during the time which phonelines are open and give us your insight into the event. We welcome both Muslims and non-Muslims to come sit in and listen to the disscussion and than towards the end the phonelines, paltalk mic, and text will be open for you the listener to give your input. You can access the discussion through here on the front page..... Gunfire erupted during the arrest of Ummah leader Luqman Abdullah and members of his group after Abdullah pulled a gun and shot and killed an FBI canine, according to a document obtained by The Washington Times from the Washington Regional Threat
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Bank boss says 'we do God's work'
tabsey
by tabsey  11-8-2009    2
 Another example of religion being used to justify a position. I think it belittles religion and the religious. The misuse of religion gives an insight into the way they handle taking someone's last cents, before sending them to jail for not being rich. They would also believe that there is a special place in the afterlife for them and it is all good. They don't believe in suffering now to achieve glory in the next life (Mother Theresa and those types can have all of that - and a small donation - will suffice) The bonuses will be awarded to compensate workers for having to listen to people who seemed to have morals, over the last couple of years; and a reward for adjusting to honesty until the smoke cleared.
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The Savage Detective (CLAUDE LÉVI-STRAUSS)
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  11-8-2009   
 He was talking about the genocide (not to mention ecocide) unleashed on the rest of the world by Western civilisation and imperialism.
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Dots, Not Connected
merrie
by merrie  11-6-2009    5
  Well, you don’t get to not go just because you don’t want to. Apparently was disturbed by what he was hearing from the combat-traumatized solders he was counseling. Very sensitive, couldn’t hang with the war wounds. Had poor performance reports and was himself in counseling. Sounds a bit like the psychiatrist, not simply unwilling and ill-suited to the military career he had chosen, might have been morphing into patient, or should have been, as he found himself increasingly conflicted at the intersection of various aspects of his life, which appears to have included a respectable level of stress and some potentially extreme contradictions. Given that he worked at the Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress, that part of it starts to sound like a very big dot that shouldn’t have needed that much connecting. Here’s another one, dot-connection in process. Had been the focus of some level of attention by federal agents for at least six months....
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Barbara Ehrenreich: The Swine Flu Vaccine Screw-up
Lexica
by Lexica  11-6-2009   
 More: According to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, the government was misled by these companies, which failed to report manufacturing delays as they arose. Her department, she says, was "relying on the manufacturers to give us their numbers, and as soon as we got numbers we put them out to the public. It does appear now that those numbers were overly rosy." If, in fact, there's a political parable here, it's about Big Government's sweetly trusting reliance on Big Business to safeguard the public health: Let the private insurance companies manage health financing; let profit-making hospital chains deliver health care; let Big Pharma provide safe and affordable medications. As it happens, though, all these entities have a priority that regularly overrides the public's health, and that is, of course, profit…
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A media orgy of rumors, speculation and falsehoods
ratilfar
by ratilfar  11-6-2009    2
 It's worth focusing on what the major media did last night, and one can use the Hot Air compilation to examine that. I understand that in the early stages of significant and complex news stories, it's to be expected that journalists will have incomplete and even inaccurate information. It's unreasonable to expect them to avoid errors entirely. The inherently confusing nature of a mass shooting like this, combined with the need to rely on second-hand or otherwise unreliable sources (including, sometimes, official ones), will mean that even conscientious reporters end up with inaccurate information in cases like this. That's all understandable and inevitable. But shouldn't there be some standards governing what gets reported and what is held back? Particularly in a case like this -- which, for obvious reasons, has the potential to be quite inflammatory on a number of levels -- having the major media "report" completely false assertions as fact can be quite harmful. It's often th
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Murdoch hints online charge delay
tabsey
by tabsey  11-5-2009   
 I added a picture of Rupert at the end, mainly for those who need something to throw darts at. He'd be just setting it up to maximize tax benefits etc
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Enough Is Enough With This Swine Flu Farce
WhatAreWeDoing
by WhatAreWeDoing  11-5-2009   
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the Bad Sleep Well (loss "mitigation")
fudomyoo
by fudomyoo  11-4-2009   
 the title of an old Japanese movie, in case you were wondering how anyone at Bank of America could sleep at night. Thousands of loans where both the lender and the borrower could have been helped by modification end up in foreclosure anyway. Ever wonder why?
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Top TEN Reasons Why You Should Become A Nurse
Stumblerz
by Stumblerz  11-3-2009   
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John "the Penguin" Bingham: On whether "slow" runners should be allowed in marathons
Lexica
by Lexica  11-2-2009   
 More: The Grumpy bar has been pushed back to 4 hours which means, I think, that anyone running UNDER 4 hours is safe from bashing by the new elite. If you extrapolate out it won’t be long before the 5-hour marathoners will be the new elite and they will complain about the slow marathoners. Where will it end? It won’t. As long as there are people who need to use others to feel good about themselves it won’t end. As long as there are people for whom excellence is relative it won’t end. So, I’m not going to worry about it.… Standing at the start line of a marathon – or any race – or any training run – you only have to answer one question; am I prepared to do my best today? And that’s all I have to say about that.
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Hunt For 9.11 Killers Finds Trail In Pakistan
merrie
by merrie  11-1-2009    2
 where his trail was just picked up by the Pakistan forces clearing out the hornet’s nest that is South Waziristan Agency: The suspected 9/11 plotter whose German passport was found in a mud hut in western Pakistan this week has not been in touch with his family for two years, his mother, Anneliese Bahaji, said in an telephone interview Friday. The Pakistani military said it found his German passport five days ago in a mud hut in the village of Sherwangai in South Waziristan, during a search operation. To me this is a good sign that Pakistan, US, NATO, Afghan forces are circling the last remnants of the al Qaeda brain trust and that we may finally get our hands on some long sought targets. Since being pushed out of Afghanistan, it has been my contention al Qaeda has been holed up in the tribal areas of Pakistan. This evidence, however, is a clear indication we may be marching to the big nest of bad guys. The violent responses in Pakistan to the military actions indicate we
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Seminoles outscore N.C. State 45-42
jatfla
by jatfla  10-31-2009   
 What a lame article. It was a fantastic game. Neck & neck the whole time. Ponder has been injured it seems like forever and he got pounded several times. He looked like a dead-man walking sometimes. With 5 seconds to go, no time outs, and NC State working for a Tie, their quarterback threw the long ball. In the end zone the ball bounced around, popping up and FSU gets the interception!!! While I rarely watch football anymore, the game was a nail-biter for this one who is wanting Bobby Bowden to finish well. As the commentators said several times during the game...he deserves to coach as long as he desire and retire on his terms. He put FSU on the map, helped contribute financially to the college, built a strong program, and has been a wonderful mentor to many young men. OK sports fans...signing off. :~)
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How to get out of your cell phone contract, and more
shaor
by shaor  10-30-2009   
 This is a really handy site, go to source for full.
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FoxNews pounds ACORN story - oh wait - there is no ACORN story
masbury
by masbury  10-29-2009    8
 No new developments on ACORN for two weeks, but it came up 22 times Thursday morning. Meanwhile, FN makes only 2 mentions of the 3.5% growth in GDP that broke at 8:30AM - the first growth since the beginning of the worst recession in 70 years.
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I am become Death, destroyer of worlds
drummond1999
by drummond1999  10-28-2009   
 The story surrounding the end of the dinosaurs has become increasingly complicated as more evidence emerges. In nothing else, they seem to have suffered from some very bad luck.
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U.S. Official Resigns Over Afghanistan War Policy
sahara
by sahara  10-27-2009    2
 Hoh's letter caused a stir in the Obama administration, and he was hastened to meetings with senior U.S. officials in Kabul and Washington. They praised his record of service and begged him to stay, offering him new positions in both locations. Hoh initially accepted the Washington job, but changed his mind a week later. Hoh said that his act of protest and decision to speak out were painful, even "nauseating" at times, but he was strongly motivated by the friends he had lost on the battlefield and the mental anguish he has experienced since returning home. "I want people in Iowa, people in Arkansas, people in Arizona, to call their congressman and say, 'Listen, I don't think this is right,' " he explained, adding that he "is not some peacenik, pot-smoking hippie who wants everyone to be in love."
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LOSING OUT AFTER WINNING AN ONLINE AUCTION
ellington
by ellington  10-26-2009   
 BECOME FAMILIAR WITH HOW THE AUCTION WORKS.NEVER ASSUME THAT THE RULES OF ONE AUCTION SITE APPLY TO ANOTHER.
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Dealing with Arguments
anosmia01
by anosmia01  10-22-2009   
 Relationships are never perfect. There are good times and bad times. All right, this is cliché – a realistic one at that. There will be instances when couples have to deal with rough times.
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Is the world's oil running out fast?
ljsdesign
by ljsdesign  10-22-2009   
 Older article best still relevant.
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The White House will lose its war against Fox News
n2sooners
by n2sooners  10-22-2009    3
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Mr. Wonderful, Senator Richard Burr
mcsmithblack
by mcsmithblack  10-21-2009    1
 I just love it when my state (NC) representative (in this case, R. Burr) makes the news by showing his rear end!
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NYT layoffs
Helen Coster
by Helen Coster  10-20-2009   
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The "company"salad dressing
buddy1
by buddy1  10-19-2009   
 The saga of my first meals with the in-laws.
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"I, Too, Am in Favour of Abolishing Large Cities"
sahara
by sahara  10-18-2009    1
 More from Einstein: My personal opinion is that those methods are in general preferable which respect existing traditions and habits so far as that is in any way compatible with the end in view. Nor do I believe that a sudden transference of economy into government management would be beneficial from the point of view of production; private enterprise should be left its sphere of activity, in so far as it has not already been eliminated by industry itself by the device of cartelization. There are, however, two respects in which this economic freedom ought to be limited. In each branch of industry the number of working hours per week ought so to be reduced by law that unemployment is systematically abolished. At the same time minimum wages must be fixed in such a way that the purchasing power of the workers keeps pace with production.
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The year's best pictures from the world of medicine
JohnWaterman
by JohnWaterman  10-18-2009    2
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A Word From The Prez
joyzachoice
by joyzachoice  10-18-2009   
 Regardless of one's political affiliations, there is little to criticize here...and I, for one, think it's high time we listen with our hearts.
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The Good News? It Could've Been Worse
sahara
by sahara  10-17-2009    1
 Ahem.
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The 5 Creepiest Urban Legends (That Happen to be True)
swampfoxz
by swampfoxz  10-17-2009    1
 It makes sense if you think about it. The closet and under the bed are the two most popular places to hide just about anything, so it's not surprising a hell of a lot of corpses end up there as well. In fact, the odds are pretty good that at least once a guy has killed a prostitute, tried to stuff her under the bed, only to find there was already a body there.
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Scary Skies!, Union and Consumer Group Criticize Airline Maintenance Outsourcing
merrie
by merrie  10-16-2009    1
 The mechanics union says major U.S. domestic carriers dramatically increased outsourcing in recent years, and now spend nearly two-thirds of their maintenance dollars on contract repair stations here and abroad, including facilities in operations in China, El Salvador, Mexico, and the Philippines. Foreign repair stations are not required to have the same number of FAA-certificated mechanics, or the same security rules, as airline-owned repair facilities in the U.S., the union noted. While U.S. air carriers have outsourced maintenance for years to both domestic and foreign repair facilities where repairs are cheaper, the practice has grown in recent years. From 1996 to 2006, air carriers continued to increase the percentage of maintenance dollars spend on outsourced maintenance---from 37 percent to 64 percent. In 2006, $3.7 billion of the $5.7 billion spent on maintenance was outsourced, said the DOT IG. Of the heavy maintenance outsourced by nine U.S. airlines in 2006 . . .
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Business Service Management - End To End Performance - Service Level Agreement
marksbsteam
by marksbsteam  10-16-2009   
 Businesses whose activities are dependent on IT need to consider Business Service Management as a necessary component of their plan. A BSM solution is a must for knowing the end to end performance of all their critical applications.
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Media Ignoring Conservatives' Return to Dominance of Political Book Market
merrie
by merrie  10-15-2009    1
 In September of that year, the Boston Globe proclaimed liberals "triumphant" against "conservatives' decade long hold on popular culture." Yes, it seemed such wonderful liberal values were finally en vogue. Barnes and Noble, reacting to the outpouring of Bush-bashing literature in August of 2003 announced that it would set up ‘political science/cultural affairs' tables at its stores to feature the newest partisan works. But conservatives have reclaimed their hold on the Times's bestseller page. The closest any of the top 15 hard-cover non-fiction books gets to a defense of liberalism or the Obama Administration is In Fed We Trust by David Wessel "The books from the left strike me as an obvious reaction to Bush," conservative commentator Tucker Carlson told the Associated Press in 2003. "And for people who buy them, it's a way of voting against him in an off-election year." With Bush gone, liberals no longer have a blatant target at whom to direct a coordinated
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Man gets 50 jobs in 50 states in 50 weeks
drgreenfingers
by drgreenfingers  10-15-2009   
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Science Stories
havefunteaching
by havefunteaching  10-14-2009   
 Fun science stories for teachers and kids.
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