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"Once, he found a painting of a fat woman in a skip and had an idea. He took the painting, signed it and packed it away. Then, for about a year, he deliberately kept missing golfing appointments with his friend Richard Kind, his excuse being that he had art classes. He'd take Kind to art shops, discussing paint, making him feel the brushes. Then, on Kind's next birthday, George presented him with the painting of the fat lady. It was the first work he'd done, he claimed, of which he and his art teacher were genuinely proud. Kind was touched and hung the piece up in his front-room. Clooney told all of Kind's other friends to marvel at it when in Kind's house, and they did. How pleased Richard was - till Clooney hit him with the awful truth."
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"Did a search for bowling teams names on the internet, but I couldn't find any comprehensive list of clever funny names. So here's one.
* The King Pins
* The Gutter Gals
* Lickity Splits
* The Misfits
* High Rollers
* The Pickups
* Spare Me
* Split Ends
* Holy Rollers
* Hit or Miss
* We've Got Balls
* RTFB (Roll The Fuckin' Ball)..
* Mines in the Gutter
* Ten Pin
* The Splitters
* No 'F' in Strikes
* Up Our Alley
* Spare Us
* Bowl You Over
* Striking Power
* The Turkeys
* 300'ers
* Delivery Boys
* Cross Overs
* Cutters
* The Fast Lane
* Framed Out
* Kingpins
* Kegglers
* Huge Racks
* Violations
* XXX'ed Out
* Turkey Buzzards
* Scratchers
* Strokers
* Rollin in the Dough
* Bowling is a Ball
* Time to Spare
* Down your Alley
* Pickup Artists"
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A 646.2-pound Mekong giant catfish, netted in Thailand, may be the largest freshwater fish ever found. The fish was documented as part of a World Wildlife Fund-National Geographic project to identify and study and conserve freshwater fish around the world that exceed 6 feet in length and 200 pounds in weight. (REUTERS/Suthep Kritsanavarin)
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Through the cracks: In June, Marc Ferrara, 43, was convicted in Jersey City, N.J., in the 1982 hammer-beating death of his girlfriend, but perhaps because of testimony that the victim had hit Ferrara first, the jury found him guilty only of aggravated manslaughter instead of murder. However, unknown to the jury, the state supreme court had ruled in 1993 that the manslaughter statute in effect in 1982 was subject to a five-year statute of limitations (since changed), which meant that Ferrara could not be convicted, and, thus, he walked free.
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"Original Caption Released with Image:
The left rear wheel of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity makes slow but steady progress through soft dune material in this movie clip of frames taken by the rover's rear hazard identification camera over a period of several days. The sequence starts on Opportunity's 460th martian day, or sol (May 10, 2005) and ends 11 days later. In eight drives during that period, Opportunity advanced a total of 26 centimeters (10 inches) while spinning its wheels enough to have driven 46 meters (151 feet) if there were no slippage. The motion appears to speed up near the end of the clip, but that is an artifact of individual frames being taken less frequently. "
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"Wind-Driven Traveler on Mars (Spirit Sol 486) "
Original Caption Released with Image:
A dust devil spins across the surface of Gusev Crater just before noon on Mars. NASA's Spirit rover took the series of images in this spectacular 21-frame animation with its navigation camera on the rover's martian day, or sol, 486 (March 15, 2005).
The event occurred during a period of 9 minutes and 35 seconds beginning at 11:48 a.m. local Mars time, recording the dust devil's progress in a northeasterly direction about 1.0 kilometer (0.62 mile) away from Spirit's perch on the slopes of the "Columbia Hills." The whirlwind was traveling at about 4.8 meters per second (16 feet per second) and covered a distance of about 1.6 kilometers (1 mile).
Contrast has been enhanced for anything in the images that changes from frame to frame, that is, for the dust devil. The dust devil is about 34 meters (112 feet) in diameter.
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Photo: Robot guard for the office | CNET News.com: "Robot guard for the office
The Guardrobo D1, from Sohgo Security Services, is designed to patrol office buildings. It can even put out fires.
Credit: Yoshikazu Tsuno/AFP/Getty Images"
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"Recent research at the Learning Systems Laboratory of AASS has focussed on a complete mobile robotic application, namely a Robotic Security Guard for remote surveillance of indoor environments. This robot will learn how to patrol a given environment, acquire and update maps, keep watch over valuable objects, recognise known persons, discriminate intruders from known persons, and provide remote human operators with a detailed sensory analysis. The system should enable automation of many security operations and reduce the risk of injury to human workers. The design philosophy is based on augmenting remote human perception with super-human sensory capabilities, including:
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The Wingman
From the Hollywood Reporter comes this news:
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Rob McKittrick is swooping in to direct The Wingman for New Line Cinema. Written by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, the romantic comedy centers on a man who, as a "wingman," is uncannily gifted at helping his friends pick up women. When he finally falls in love, it's with the one woman who can resist his powers.
McKittrick's directorial debut, Waiting, which he also wrote, is slated for release from Lions Gate in October. The film stars Ryan Reynolds, Anna Faris, and Justin Long. McKittrick also is writing and directing Mancrush at New Line.
Official Waiting Blog
FROM: Dave's Movie News: The Wingman
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Simple yet eloquent statements:
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>"AIM TOWARDS THE ENEMY."
>-Instruction printed on US Rocket Launcher
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>"WHEN THE PIN IS PULLED, MR. GRENADE IS NOT OUR FRIEND."
>-US Marine Corps
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>"CLUSTER BOMBING FROM B-52s IS VERY, VERY ACCURATE. THE BOMBS ARE
GUARANTEED TO ALWAYS HIT THE GROUND."
>-U.S.A.F. Ammo Troop
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>"IF THE ENEMY IS IN RANGE, SO ARE YOU."
>-Infantry Journal
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>"A SLIPPING GEAR COULD LET YOUR M203 GRENADE LAUNCHER FIRE WHEN
>YOU LEAST EXPECT IT. THAT WOULD MAKE YOU QUITE UNPOPULAR IN WHAT'S LEFT
OF YOUR UNIT."
>-Army's magazine of prevention maintenance
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>"IT IS GENERALLY INADVISABLE TO EJECT DIRECTLY OVER THE AREA YOU
>JUST BOMBED."
>-US. Air Force manual
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>"TRY TO LOOK UNIMPORTANT; THE ENEMY MAY BE LOW ON AMMO."
>-Infantry Journal
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>"TRACERS WORK BOTH WAYS."
>-U.S. Army Ordnance
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>"FIVE-SECOND FUSES ONLY LAST THREE SECONDS."
>-Infantry Journal
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>"BRAVERY IS BEING THE ONLY ONE WHO KNOWS YOU'RE AFRAID."
>-David Hackworth
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>"IF YOUR ATTACK IS GOING TOO WELL, YOU'RE WALKING INTO AN AMBUSH."
-Infantry Journal
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>"NO COMBAT-READY UNIT HAS EVER PASSED INSPECTION."
>-Joe Gay
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>"ANY SHIP CAN BE A MINESWEEPER....ONCE."
>-Anon
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>"NEVER TELL THE PLATOON SERGEANT YOU HAVE NOTHING TO DO."
>-Unknown Marine Recruit
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>"DON'T DRAW FIRE; IT IRRITATES THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU."
>-Infantry Journal
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>"IF YOU SEE A BOMB TECHNICIAN RUNNING, TRY TO KEEP UP WITH HIM."
>-U.S.A.F. Ammo Troop
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The following is an extract from Scientology scriptures. To any Scientologist who makes it this far, after you've studied hard, this is what you can expect.
OT7-48
1. Find some plants, trees, etc., and communicate to them individually until you know they received your communication.
2. Go to a zoo or a place with many types of life and communicate with each of them until you know the communication is received and, if possible, returned.
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Scientology Foundation?
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This collection of embroidered mission patches features the first ten space shuttle flights, STS-1 to STS 41-B. The patches vary in shape but in most cases are approximately 4 inches across. Save $10 off the individual price. (Patches are not shown to scale.)
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"Then he gave the script to another friend, a cinematographer, and he loved it too, which made Mr. Shitty McBaggershit all the more sure that waiting... was 'something special. Something I have a really good feeling about.'"
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"Unaware of this, Namor was more concerned with the after-effects of his wife's passing. During an encounter with the Bloodwraith, the current wielder of the Black Knight's ebony blade, he made sure that his wife's soul was freed from the ethereal realm that the blade's victims were trapped in. "
This panel clearly raises the comic book art bar.
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"PANAMA CITY, Panama, May 24, 2005 ? Mickey Mouse has come a long way from ?Steamboat Willie.? Moving from riverboats to cruise ships, Mickey?s ship, the Disney Magic, crossed the Panama Canal on Friday, May 20, marking the ship?s first-ever cruise through the engineering marvel. And, it happened just in time to celebrate Disneyland?s 50th Anniversary. Greeting the Disney Magic was Dr. Stanley Muschett, manager of executive administration at the Panama Canal Authority (ACP), who presented the ship?s captain with a plaque on behalf of the ACP."
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THE MAN WHO MISTOOK HIS GIRLFRIEND FOR A ROBOT
When David Hanson set out to build a robotic head, he saw no reason not to make it look just like a human. Then, he stumbled into the Uncanny Valley. | POPULAR SCIENCE Sept 2003
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"Dan Lund's film lets laid-off animators from Disney's Burbank and Orlando operations talk about 'the good times,' when there was so much demand for their services, from Disney, Dreamworks and elsewhere, that they could hire agents and raise their prices. And it lets them vent about the betrayal of Disney's long, rich animation tradition, when the studio that Walt Disney founded to make hand-drawn cartoons got out of the traditional classic animation business and laid off hundreds."
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Ryan Reynolds, Anna Faris, Justin Long.
March 01, 2005 - Come October 7th, the wait will be over for Ryan Reynolds as the comedy Waiting, from Lions Gate films, will be released nationwide. Now, what's in a title? To Ryan Reynolds, the title Waiting holds a bit more significance than merely the plot. You see, Reynolds had been contracted to do the movie long before the cameras even started rolling on the film last summer.
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Hooters Air Expands Service to Orlando
ORLANDO (Orlando Business Journal) – Hooters Air will begin nonstop jet service from Allentown, Pa., and Myrtle Beach, SC, to Orlando, with connecting service from Newark, Baltimore, and Gary/Chicago, beginning July 9. Based in Myrtle Beach, Hooters Air flights to Orlando will be offered Wednesdays and Saturdays from Allentown and Saturdays from Myrtle Beach on Boeing 737 and Boeing 757 aircraft. Hooters Air is owned by Hooters of America Inc., which is the franchiser and operator of more than 400 restaurants in 46 states and 16 countries. The restaurants are well-known for their signature chicken wings and scantily clad women known as Hooters Girls. Hooters Girls staff every flight of Hooters Air.
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Now this is what I call a LAN party?
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Terrence Stamp, Guy Pearce and Hugo Weaving: as drag queens. Who knew they would go on to portray such memorable characters in such blockbusters as the Matrix trilogy, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Star Wars saga and the Oscar nominated L.A. Confidential/Memento/Count of Monte Cristo trifecta?
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Business Use or Rental of Home
You may be able to exclude your gain from the sale of a home that you have used for business or to produce rental income. But you must meet the ownership and use tests.
Example 1.
On May 29, 1998, Amy bought a house. She moved in on that date and lived in it until May 31, 2000, when she moved out of the house and put it up for rent. The house was rented from June 1, 2000, to March 31, 2002. Amy moved back into the house on April 1, 2002, and lived there until she sold it on January 30, 2004. During the 5-year period ending on the date of the sale (January 31, 1999 – January 30, 2004), Amy owned and lived in the house for more than 2 years as shown in the following table.
Five-Year Period Used as Home Used as Rental
1/31/99– 5/31/00 16 months
6/1/00 – 3/31/02 22 months
4/1/02 – 1/30/04 22 months
38 months 22 months
Amy can exclude gain up to $250,000. However, she cannot exclude the part of the gain equal to the depreciation she claimed for renting the house, as explained after Example 2.
Example 2.
William owned and used a house as his main home from 1998 through 2001. On January 1, 2002, he moved to another state. He rented his house from that date until April 30, 2004, when he sold it. During the 5-year period ending on the date of sale (May 1, 1999 – April 30, 2004), William owned and lived in the house for 32 months (more than 2 years). He must report the sale on Form 4797. He can exclude gain up to $250,000. However, he cannot exclude the part of the gain equal to the depreciation he claimed for renting the house, as explained next.
Depreciation after May 6, 1997. If you were entitled to take depreciation deductions because you used your home for business purposes or as rental property, you cannot exclude the part of your gain equal to any depreciation allowed or allowable as a deduction for periods after May 6, 1997. If you can show by adequate records or other evidence that the depreciation deduction allowed was less than the amount allowable, the amount you cannot exclude is the amount allowed.
Example. Dan sold his main home in 2004 at a $10,000 gain. He meets the ownership and use tests to exclude the gain from his income. However, he used one room of the home for business in 2003 and claimed $1,000 depreciation. He can exclude $9,000 ($10,000 – $1,000) of his gain. He has a taxable gain of $1,000.
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Sometimes, when heating radiators start making weird noises, you need to bleed them (finally found out what the English term is ;) ), and I hate doing it. But I have a central heating system that requires me to do it about once a month in winter, so I have to do it. At first, I did it with a cup and the super-tool everyone has: a square kind of key. The result, after doing it, was that my hands were really smelly, and I had to wash them multiple times to get the smell off. Yuck!
So I made a tool that would make my life so much easier: I call it the 'Anti Icky Water Bottle', or The Bottle for short. Here's what I did:"
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Kind of sad, isn’t it? I’d bet there are collectors out there who would have paid a good price for one of these. Think of what a great houseboat it might have made! ;-) But no, they were all dismantled...
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There are many places on the web where you can get recipes for homemade baby wipes on the web. This, however, may be the only one which suggests making them with large shop tools. I think it adds an interesting element of excitement and danger to an otherwise mundane task.
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CORAL SPRINGS, Florida (AP) -- A Goodyear blimp crash-landed Thursday night in an industrial park, authorities said. The two people on board were not injured.
The "Stars & Stripes" blimp went down shortly after taking off from Pompano Beach Air Park, where it is based. Both people onboard were trapped briefly while electrical crews cleared the site, authorities said.
The blimp lost most of its helium and was draped across some orange self-storage units in the industrial park. It's nose remained pointed into the air.
Bad weather may have forced the blimp down. There were thunderstorms in the area at the time, authorities said.
The Federal Aviation Administration was investigating.
"It went right over our building and was making really loud noises," said Maryann Clark, general manager of a nearby restaurant.
The blimp is one of three Goodyear blimps based in the United States. Goodyear leases about 32 acres at the air park as a blimp base, according to the park's Web site.
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Disney Animation Arm Adds Depth with 5 New Films
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – Walt Disney Feature Animation has made its first public recruiting pitch to the animation community in four years with executives from the studio unveiling five films on which they are working. They also showed off the animation tools they are using as Disney makes the transition from traditional 2-D pen-and-ink animation to 3-D computer animated features. A team of Dis-ney executives on Tuesday made an impassioned plea for the Los Angeles Professional Chapter of ACM SIGGRAPH – the area's premiere computer graphics artists – to join the animation studio during a ses-sion at the ArcLight cinema complex in Hollywood. The program included preview material from five 3-D computer animated movies in the pipeline, which will comprise the studio's homegrown animation slate through 2008.
? Nearly 10 minutes of scenes and set pieces from "Chicken Little" demonstrated how Disney is tack-ling such technical and artistic computer animation challenges as fluid simulations, chicken feathers and fur, subjected to sophisticated wind modules.
? The Disney team touted the company's new Glendale-based computer animation building, which is earmarked for "Toy Story 3" production, which Disney is proceeding with under its contractual right to produce sequels to the Pixar films. The story follows Buzz Lightyear as he is recalled to Taiwan af-ter a series of malfunctions. Learning of a product-wide recall, all the toys in Andy's room, under Woody's leadership, head to Taiwan to save Buzz from doom.
? A second project, tentatively titled "A Day With Wilbur Robinson," based on the book by William Joyce, follows a time-traveling 12-year-old orphan who hooks up with a 13-year-old kid from the fu-ture in settings that recall 1930's "Metropolis" and the cartoon television series "The Jetsons." The project stars stylized young human protagonists and a mustachioed and bowler-capped villain.
? Ten minutes of rough story boards, hand-drawn animatics, and raw computer animation were shown from the tentatively titled "American Dog," from director Chris Sanders ("Lilo & Stitch"), which is scheduled for release in 2007. Sanders' canine, a TV star, drinks martinis with starlets and showboats on sets until he is suddenly abandoned in his trailer in the Nevada desert where he meets up with a radioactive rabbit and a one-eyed cat who are trying to find new homes.
? Also shown were brief test shots from "Rapunzel Unbraided," scheduled for release in 2008. Long-time Disney animator Glenn Keane, best known for animating the Beast in 1991's "Beauty and the Beast," is making his directorial debut with the movie starring a computer-animated princess.
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This new doll is begging to be hacked. He runs on MP3's for crying out loud.
Teddy Ruxpin Makes His Return
(AdWeek) – The Care Bears. The Cabbage Patch Kids. Teddy Ruxpin. For children of the '80s, they were toy-store celebrities who forced parents to queue up at dawn or fight for products in aisles across Amer-ica. Now, BackPack Toys is hoping that Ruxpin, like the Bears and Kids before him, can ride a wave of nostalgia into the toy bins of a new generation. And independent The Ad is charged with helping him get there. The Ad Store's two-pronged attack will use print ads to lure adults and TV to target children. First work is expected to break in August. Ruxpin has enjoyed swift trading on eBay, and 85 percent of adults who owned the toy as kids still recognize the brand. Ruxpin, which debuted as a Worlds Of Wonder toy in 1985, is due to re-launch in September – most notably in 2,000 Target stores. MP3 cartridges have re-placed his original cassette tapes, but Teddy Ruxpin's animatronic eyes and mouth will move in trade-mark fashion as he narrates a series of stories about the land of Grundo.
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Homebrew Air Conditioning: "Here's the basic setup. The garbage can is filled with ice water, which is then fed by gravity (a siphon) through the copper tubing coiled along the back of the fan. The hot air passing through the tubing warms the cold water, cooling the air. Waste warm water is then pumped outside.
The system will cool an average room to a comfortable level in approximately 15-20 minutes. Depending on flow rate, a full bucket of water will last approximately 1-3 hours.
It doesn't rip quite as hard as central air, but for less than $30 CAD I'm not complaining."
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"?The mother, when she looked at me and snapped her fingers a few times and she says, ?You know how our culture is,? and winks at me, I thought, ?No, that?s not the way our culture is,? he said."
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"Disney's MovieBeam video-on-demand service has temporarily been put on hold while the company seeks to upgrade the system and potentially find new corporate partners. "
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Disney taps IBM in $1.3 billion tech services deal | Tech News on ZDNet: "Walt Disney on Monday confirmed plans to have computer services suppliers IBM and Affiliated Computer Services take over a range of its technical operations, in deals the contractors said were worth a total of $1.3 billion over seven years.
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'This represents a substantial deal for a firm (ACS) whose typical deals are valued at less than $100 million,' wrote Montano in a note to clients. He rates ACS stock a 'buy.'
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CNN.com - Boy, 4,?dies after riding Epcot attraction - Jun 14, 2005: "LAKE BUENA VISTA, Florida (AP) -- A 4-year-old boy died after passing out while aboard Walt Disney World's 'Mission: Space' attraction -- a ride that has caused previous concerns because of its intensity."
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Squarespace - Blogging Evolved: "What is Squarespace?
Squarespace is the universal answer to the question: How do I put my _________ online? Fill in the blank on your own: Blog? Business documents? Web site? Fluffy kitty pictures? They're all covered. We let you snap together a web site in a flash that will allow you to manage all of your unique content right in one place. It can be as professional or personal as you want. Who's Squarespace for?
Bloggers. Independent professionals. Small businesses. Anyone who needs to maintain a web presence, but wants exacting control over their site, and powerful publishing features that cover everything from blogs to files. No technical skill is required. You provide the ideas, we turn those into your site. It's that easy. You can get started right away, or learn more."
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"Schapelle Corby's lawyers have several points to make.
Why, if Corby was smuggling the drugs, did she not take the basic precaution of putting a lock on her bodyboard bag?
Why did she not put the drugs behind the bodyboard, which would have concealed them from anyone opening the bag? Why did she not try to conceal the contents of the plastic bags?
Why would anyone risk a death sentence smuggling marijuana to Bali, where it will sell for much less than in Australia?
Where is the police evidence that Corby or any of her family had connections with drug traffickers?
The federal police confirm that Corby has no criminal record. Queensland police have no intelligence to relate her to drugs.
The drug's wholesale price in Brisbane is $4000 for half a kilogram. Where did a woman who works in a fish and chip shop get the $36,000 it could cost to buy 4.1 kilograms?"
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Hey, when I troll a site, I bring up all the good stuff. More from the sculptors that brought us the sand sculptures below.
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..a pirate's life for me. Plus a bunch of other amazing sand sculptures.
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What's up with the hidden text? Everything in italics is white on white on the original site. I guess search engines don't care how your pee smells.
Asparagus Urine : Obey the pure breed! The Dog Revolution : CafePress.com: "Proudly show the world that you appeciate the sublime aroma of asparagus urine with this official merchandise. George W. Bush may not have found WMDs in Iraq, but he did find that asparagus makes your pee smell awesome!Asparagus makes your pee urine smell bad. Asparagus makes your pee urine smell awesome. Eating Asparagus makes your pee urine smell bad. "
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"My GREYHOUND makes your honor student look slow and awkward. Don't let other drivers get too high on their 'honor students.' Obey the Greyhound! "
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alarm:clock: CafePress - Profile: "Business Model: The company is an online printing marketplace for t-shirts, coffee mugs, etc. where the logos or messages are created by outsiders and then sold and fulfilled via CafePress. According to a recent roundup in the Wall Steet Journal, t-shirts sales have been an amazing success on the Net. Everyone from College Humor to the John Kerry campaign have done better than expected with t-shirt sales. And CafePress has become a de facto standard due to the fact that it has been around for ages and has always provided good service. The company has been profitable and growing for a good long time. "
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So I'm buying a house and looking at Home Owner's Insurance. Good to know they exclude pet damage and, oh yeah, WAR.
"COVERAGEDESCRIPTION/
EXPLANATIONEXCLUSIONS
Dwelling
Other
StructuresResidence, attached/built-in garage
Includes structures you own that are not attached to the house, such as storage sheds, fences and barns.
Motor vehicles such as your lawn mower or motorized wheelchair are covered, but your automobile must be covered by a separate auto insurance policy.
Some excluded perils:
Earthquake, except by special endorsement
Floods
Pet Damage
Damage by birds, rodents, and insects
Pollution damage
Water damage resulting from flood or sewer backup, except sewer back up coverage by a special endorsement
Deliberate damage you do to your own or someone else's property
Normal wear and tear
War"
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It’s 5MP, from Casio, and orange. Or at least one of the models is; Casio today announced the “Exilim EX-S500.” There are upgrades (you may remember the EX-S100) all around, but the notable ones are the “Anti-Shake DSP” and enhanced video functionality. You get two different recording buttons on this unit — one for stills and one for video — and you can even take stills while recording video up to 640 x 480 at 30 frames per second. Not too shabby for a camera 0.63 inches thick.
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Crowe Sorry for "Shameful Situation" - Jun 09, 2005 - E! Online News: "The Oscar winner turned up on The Late Show with David Letterman Wednesday night and apologized for throwing a faulty phone at a hotel concierge's face. Crowe, who was attempting to use said device to place a call to his wife in Australia, was arrested early Monday morning for his outburst. "
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E! Online lights up another headline. Sounds familiar...
"The Simpsons" Movie...Finally? - Feb 11, 2004 - E! Online News: "'The Simpsons' Movie...Finally?
by Joal Ryan
Feb 11, 2004, 1:10 PM PT"
Yet...this appeared yesterday, although I can't seem to track it down online just yet...
Ay Caramba! "Simpsons" Movie Going
(E! OnLine) – The Simpsons movie is off the drawing board and in preproduction. "You know what? We've just done the table read for The Simpsons movie, so although we've been promoting that we're going to do it, now we're actually doing it and are in production," Nancy Cartwright, who gives voice to Bart Simpson, told BBC Radio 1 this week. Cartwright indicated that the movie is still in the preliminary script development stage and it will take at least two years before it's fully animated and ready for release. Producers had always indicated that the movie would likely debut after the TV show ran its course. But with the show continuing to perform well, averaging about 10 million viewers last season, the Simpsons brain trust decided to move forward now, according to a rep for 20th Century Fox, which will distribute the Simpsons film. Rumors of a Simpsons movie seem to surface every few years, usually sparked by the 'toon's mastermind, Matt Groening, which then sends long-time Homer honks into a frenzy of anticipation. But such talk turned out to be premature in the past. The closest The Simpsons has come to the big screen was a computer-generated Homer cameo for the 2000 IMAX 3-D flick, CyberWorld. This fall will see The Simpsons embark on season 17. Fox and show producers foresee the cartoon cast fulfilling its current contract, which runs through a 19th season.
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