As an owner of about 25,000 LP’s and a similar number of 45’s, along with all the digital stuff (MP3’s and CD’s), you can imagine this one tweaked my interest a bit.
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I’m thinking it was partially the problem. Bootrz points out today:
“By the way … has anyone bothered to ask what this all means for Al Gore? Al throws his support behind Dean, and it’s a sleigh ride to poll
Drudge is reporting today that:
“The senator from North Carolina ‘strongly opposes investing Social Security in the stock market,’ according to his campaign website.
In a page titled ‘seniors,’ Edwards takes a stand on the controversial issue, declaring how
Daniel Weintraub is reporting a bit of an upset going on in California:
“Dean and Clark are atop what looks like a two-man race for the Democratic presidential delegates from California, but President Bush holds at least a narrow
Continue reading about California Insider – Field: Bush Leads in California
BBC NEWS is reporting this morning about how closely government workers are monitored:
“A tax office official in Finland who died at his desk went unnoticed by up to 30 colleagues for two days.
The man in his 60s died
Looks like Conservative Issues/Com has gone dark. The address still shows on my DNS as going to SimpleHost, but the SimpleHost server rejects all requests.
Sad to see him go; CI was running echoes of my weekly column there for
I’m prepareing this site to be moved to a commerical host. As such I’m trying to trim the un-needed bandwidth a bit. An easy way to deal with that is not to display a whole month of posts each time
BET.com – The Country’s Most Segregated Cities:
According to BET, they are:
10. Philadelphia
9. Chicago
8. New York City
7. Buffalo-Niagra Falls, N.Y.
6. Cincinnati
5. Newark, N.J.
4. St. Louis
3. Cleveland-Lorain-Elyria, Ohio
2. Detroit
1. Milwaukee-Waukesha,
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In doing some basic research on Weasely ClarkBar, I’ve stumble onto a story originally run on the Voice of America in early August of 1999. Much has been suggested about why Clark got canned, along with many denials that he
Reuters’ Cynthia Littleton reports that:
” Fox served up a reality one-two punch that propelled the network to the top spot Monday evening with the third season opener of ‘American Idol’ and the 9 p.m. bow of ‘My Big,
“COLUMBUS, Ohio – After seven years of debate, lawmakers moved closer Wednesday to passing a law that would bar Ohio from recognizing same-sex marriages and keep some state employees from getting benefits for their domestic partners”
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Silandara’s Blog is a nice respite from the political world, at least for today. Some wonderful writing. Her grandmother has died, and she’s going through a hard time just now. Hasn’t posted in a few days. But what she has
The Washington Times and damned few other places, are reporting that:
” Shi’ite Muslims marched through Baghdad for a second day yesterday, this time demanding the execution of Saddam Hussein whose Sunni-dominated regime repressed the Shi’ite majority for decades. “
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Democrats for Bush/Cheney 2004
A great story this, and a worthwhile site.
ZDNet is reporting:
“Microsoft says it may have been overaggressive in threatening Web entrepreneur Mike Rowe over the name of his Web site, Mikerowesoft.com”
Hmmm. The Giant Blinks…..
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