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• « Wednesday « October 31, 2001

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     1. {10312001}
     2. {03:15:42 PM}

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     1. Aggressive investing, and the virtues of Venus

         

        (MarketWatch/Netscape)

         
     2. While women seek a long-term relationship, men tend to 'date' their stocks -- constantly trading them in for a sexier, younger model.
        Good ol' testosterone gets the blame ... yet again.

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     3. While women seek a long-term relationship, men tend to 'date' their stocks — constantly trading them in for a sexier, younger model...."
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     3. business

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     1. {10312001}
     2. {08:59:14 AM}

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     1. Dutch women's breasts bigger than ever, survey finds

         

        (Expatica)

         
     2. "It is difficult to explain why British and Dutch women have the biggest breasts. They are not the fattest women in Europe. You also see more slender women with a small waist in a D cup."
        Yet another reason to visit Amsterdam, sheesh.

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     3. "It is difficult to explain why British and Dutch women have the biggest breasts. They are not the fattest women in Europe. You also see more slender women with a small waist in a D cup."..."
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     1. {10312001}
     2. {12:13:25 AM}

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     1. PopMatters

         
     2. the magazine of global culture.

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     3. the magazine of global culture...."
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     2. popular culture
     3. media

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• « Tuesday « October 30, 2001

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     1. {10302001}
     2. {11:02:06 PM}

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     1. Bewitched by Harry Potter

         
     2. The witchcraft and wizardry in Harry Potter books may be fantasy, but they familiarize children with a very real and increasingly popular religion ﾖ one that few really understand. Far removed from the terrors of tribal witchcraft and shamanism, Americans are oblivious to the bondages that normally follow occult favors. But historical and archeological records have traced the earth-centered myths, practices, and consequences through the millennia.
        Have you ever wondered why some parents call their kids "little devils?"

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     3. The witchcraft and wizardry in Harry Potter books may be fantasy, but they familiarize children with a very real and increasingly popular religion ﾖ one that few really understand. Far removed from the terrors of tribal witchcraft and shamanism, Americans..."
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     1. {10302001}
     2. {10:59:21 PM}

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     1. From Hell

         

        (Rotten Tomatoes)

         
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        6. [ c|b ].rating: 3.4/5 stars (68%)
     3. An intense urban spin on the horrific legend of Jack the Ripper and unravels a chilling alleged conspiracy involving the highest powers in England
        BoyCaught saw this one yesterday, and that seems appropriate on the eve of Halloween. Brooding, dark and stylish, this flick proves that young Black filmmakers like the Hughes Brothers can make any kind of movie they want to make, not just movies about life in "da hood" (as if that's all we know about.) Ultimately, that niche-jumping is the most significant thing accomplished here. Epinion on this film forthcoming.

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     3. An intense urban spin on the horrific legend of Jack the Ripper and unravels a chilling alleged conspiracy involving the highest powers in England..."
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     1. {10302001}
     2. {10:43:26 PM}

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     1. Jack-o-Lantern.com

         
     2. Welcome to the most comprehensive home of Jack-O-Lantern history, techniques, tools, free patterns and information on the World Wide Web. Jack-O-Lantern.com will help you create your own "spooktacular" versions of Halloween's most famous icon.
        Who knew that the lowly pumpkin was so versatile?

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     3. Welcome to the most comprehensive home of Jack-O-Lantern history, techniques, tools, free patterns and information on the World Wide Web. Jack-O-Lantern.com will help you create your own "spooktacular" versions of Halloween's most famous icon...."
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     1. {10302001}
     2. {10:32:12 PM}

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     1. New Forms of Journalism

         
     2. The following links provide information about new forms of personal journalism ﾗ including weblogs, collaborative news sites, personal broadcasting, and more.
        A great page of links pointing to various stories about weblogs and related "forms of discourse." BoyCaught, however, is not so quick to agree that weblogging is only an extension of journalism. To him, a good weblog is more like a private radio station than anything else: some "stations" are all-news, some are all-entertainment, some are personal confessionals, and some allow the so-called audience to interact with the programming, but most are ecletic mixes of many different content streams ... not just news and op-ed pieces. (b/w Scripting News)

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     3. The following links provide information about new forms of personal journalism ﾗ including weblogs, collaborative news sites, personal broadcasting, and more...."
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• « Monday « October 29, 2001

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     1. {10292001}
     2. {10:42:04 PM}

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     1. Chemical and Biological Weapons Resource Page

         

        (Center for Nonproliferation Studies)

         

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     1. {10292001}
     2. {10:39:20 PM}

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     1. Smart Shirt

         
     2. The Smart Shirt System utilizes a groundbreaking electro-optical textile, the Wearable MotherboardT, to seamlessly incorporate sensory capabilities with radio and computing devices, representing a highly effective and unobtrusive means of integrating broad-based sensors with the human body.
        This is pretty cool. BoyCaught wonders if any US soldiers are utilizing this kind of technology on the ground in Afghanistan right now.

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     3. The Smart Shirt System utilizes a groundbreaking electro-optical textile, the Wearable MotherboardT, to seamlessly incorporate sensory capabilities with radio and computing devices, representing a highly effective and unobtrusive means of integrating broa..."
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     1. {10292001}
     2. {10:34:00 PM}

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     1. Myths and Stories about Halloween and Samhain

         

        (About.com)

         
     2. The myths and legends surrounding the secular holiday of Halloween range from the fantastic to the malicious.

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     3. The myths and legends surrounding the secular holiday of Halloween range from the fantastic to the malicious...."
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     1. {10292001}
     2. {10:24:39 PM}

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     1. Halloween in Light of Scripture

         
     2. Halloween has everything to do with fear and death -- ghosts, witches, skulls, tombstones, graveyards -- and nothing to do with life.

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     3. Halloween has everything to do with fear and death — ghosts, witches, skulls, tombstones, graveyards — and nothing to do with life...."
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     1. {10292001}
     2. {10:21:13 PM}

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     1. Halloween Errors and Lies

         
     2. Every year in October, some folks begin shouting that Neopagans must be "stopped" from celebrating Halloween, which they describe as a "Satanic" holiday. Many Christian Fundamentalists say loudly and publically that we Druids, Witches and other Neopagans kidnap children, sacrifice babies, poison or boobytrap Halloween treats, drink blood, and hold orgies at Halloween.
        Next witness.

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     3. Every year in October, some folks begin shouting that Neopagans must be "stopped" from celebrating Halloween, which they describe as a "Satanic" holiday. Many Christian Fundamentalists say loudly and publically that we Druids, Witches and other Neopagans..."
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     1. {10292001}
     2. {10:18:11 PM}

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     1. Training Day

         

        (Rotten Tomatoes)

         
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        6. [ c|b ].rating: 4.2/5 stars (84%)
     3. Every day, there is a war being waged on Americaﾒs inner city streets ﾖ a war between residents, drug dealers and the people sworn to protect one from the other.
        Pretty good movie. An Epinion is forthcoming, but suffice it to say: this ain't the Denzel all the ladies have grown to love. He's really bad in this one.

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     1. {10292001}
     2. {10:12:48 PM}

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     1. Christianity and Halloween

         
     2. The Druids of old adhered to strange dietary restrictions, and on the night of the Festival of Death they go from home to home demanding these peculiar foods. If the people comply, they pass on in silence; if their demands are not met, the people and their home are cursed with trouble, sickness and death.
        Oh man. So what happens if you just ran out of candy when these Druid mofos come by?

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     1. {10292001}
     2. {10:06:23 PM}

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     1. CDC Agent/Disease List

         
     2. The public health infrastructure must be prepared to prevent illness and injury that would result from biological and chemical terrorism, especially a covert terrorist attack.
        Signs of the times: know your diseases. (b/w randomWalks xowie, the "earthquake" blog)

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     3. The public health infrastructure must be prepared to prevent illness and injury that would result from biological and chemical terrorism, especially a covert terrorist attack...."
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• « Saturday « October 27, 2001

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     1. {10272001}
     2. {05:30:52 PM}

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     1. Private anthrax lab doable

         

        (The Washington Times)

         
     2. Though not at all simple, experts agree -- and a government program demonstrated within the past three years -- it would be possible for a private group with expertise and resources to create the anthrax sent to Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle.
        And so the plot thickens.

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     3. Though not at all simple, experts agree — and a government program demonstrated within the past three years — it would be possible for a private group with expertise and resources to create the anthrax sent to Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle...."
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     1. {10272001}
     2. {05:29:46 PM}

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     1. Cardinal start fast, hand Bruins first loss

         

        (ESPN.com)

         
     2. Instead of being intimidated by UCLA's defense, [QB Chris] Lewis completed 13 straight passes in the first half as Stanford built a 31-7 lead and beat a top-five team for the second straight week.
        Move the Cardinal up that BCS ladder, baby

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     3. Instead of being intimidated by UCLA's defense, [QB Chris] Lewis completed 13 straight passes in the first half as Stanford built a 31-7 lead and beat a top-five team for the second straight week...."
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     1. {10272001}
     2. {04:16:42 PM}

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     1. U.S. officials suspect domestic extremists

         

        (The Washington Times)

         
     2. "Nobody believes the anthrax scare we are going through is" the next wave of terrorism, one senior official said. "There is no intelligence on it and it does not fit any [al Qaida] pattern."

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     3. "Nobody believes the anthrax scare we are going through is" the next wave of terrorism, one senior official said. "There is no intelligence on it and it does not fit any [al Qaida] pattern."..."
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• « Friday « October 26, 2001

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     1. {10262001}
     2. {05:07:14 AM}

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     1. Why every terrorist needs a website

         

        (This Is London)

         
     2. It might dominate Al Jazeera's schedules, but in the propaganda war al Qaeda has made one glaring error: where's the website, guys? Al Qaeda's lack of a news site is distinctly unfashionable. Most of the West's "pro-scribed terrorist organisations" maintain web pages that let them bypass the media and publish press releases, galleries of "mar-tyrs" and calls to arms, often in English.

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     3. It might dominate Al Jazeera's schedules, but in the propaganda war al Qaeda has made one glaring error: where's the website, guys? Al Qaeda's lack of a news site is distinctly unfashionable. Most of the West's "pro-scribed terrorist organisations" maint..."
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• « Thursday « October 25, 2001

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     1. {10252001}
     2. {07:31:16 PM}

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     1. US should tackle global poverty, says Clinton

         

        (Independent News)

         
     2. Bill Clinton called on the United States yesterday to do more to combat global poverty, saying America's war against the al-Qa'ida network had to go hand in hand with addressing the problems of the developing world.
        BoyCaught likes this. As long as Americans are perceived as greedy fat-*sses, people who like driving around in gas-guzzling cars and generally scarfing up the lion's share of all the good things on this planet, then poor, desperate people in faraway lands will see the US as the enemy. And some of them will strike out.

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     3. Bill Clinton called on the United States yesterday to do more to combat global poverty, saying America's war against the al-Qa'ida network had to go hand in hand with addressing the problems of the developing world...."
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• « Wednesday « October 24, 2001

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     1. {10242001}
     2. {11:52:55 PM}

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     1. Steal This Essay 1: Content Is a Pure Public Good

         

        (TidBITS)

         
     2. Put simply, in a world where there are essentially no costs to replicate content and it is effectively impossible to stop anyone from doing so at will, the current economic model underpinning content creation will be dead.
        Actually, BoyCaught has heard most of the arguments presented here before -- even as he "borrows" some of someone else's content (above) to make a point -- but this one was blogged just to bookmark the discussion, and largely in order to serve as a reminder to look for the ciffhanger follow-up, wherein the author claims he'll explain why encryption will not be enough to save the publishing industry.

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     3. Put simply, in a world where there are essentially no costs to replicate content and it is effectively impossible to stop anyone from doing so at will, the current economic model underpinning content creation will be dead...."
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• « Tuesday « October 23, 2001

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     1. {10232001}
     2. {08:08:31 PM}

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     1. iPod

         
     2. Presenting iPod. The first MP3 player to pack a mind-blowing 1,000 songs and a 10-hour battery into a stunning 6.5-ounce package you can literally take everywhere.
        This one is just a little too cool for school. And it's only for Macs. A version for other platform will probably be coming out soon ... or NEVER! (b/w Scripting News)

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     3. Presenting iPod. The first MP3 player to pack a mind-blowing 1,000 songs and a 10-hour battery into a stunning 6.5-ounce package you can literally take everywhere...."
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     1. {10232001}
     2. {07:58:17 PM}

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     1. Coping with the Stress of the Terrorist Attacks

         
     2. Stanford University scientists need your help to better understand how individuals like you across America and around the world are coping with the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The accompanying CONFIDENTIAL survey designed for adults (18 or over) asks questions about your reactions to the events and about your personal background.
        (b/w blahblog, bb/w harrumph!)

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     1. {10232001}
     2. {10:07:20 AM}

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     1. 1rstBooks.com

         
     2. 1stBooks Library can publish your manuscript as a paperback, hardcover, or electronic book and make it available through more than 25,000 bookstores worldwide! Writing the book was hard. Publishing it doesn't have to be.
        Cool.

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     3. 1stBooks Library can publish your manuscript as a paperback, hardcover, or electronic book and make it available through more than 25,000 bookstores worldwide! Writing the book was hard. Publishing it doesn't have to be...."
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     1. {10232001}
     2. {08:25:11 AM}

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     1. wtc

         
     2. A Flash photo-essay (Flash plug-in or player required; b/w AfroFuturism)

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     3. A Flash photo-essay (Flash plug-in or player required; b/w AfroFuturism)..."
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• « Monday « October 22, 2001

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     1. {10222001}
     2. {08:14:08 PM}

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     1. Front and center for Jordan has its price

         

        (ESPN.com)

         
     2. How much is it worth to sit courtside with Spike Lee in Madison Square Garden for Michael Jordan's debut with the Washington Wizards? That's still to be decided.With time ticking away in the Yahoo! Auction, the front-row seat next to the ultimate Knicks fan for the Oct. 30 home opener against the Wizards is up to $100,100.
        You've got to be kidding! Air Jordan is cool and all, and a charity will benefit from this, but with people losing their jobs all over the place, and a war effort underway, who's the knucklehead willing to pay over $100K to see a basketball game, with Spike Lee? Stay tuned.

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     3. How much is it worth to sit courtside with Spike Lee in Madison Square Garden for Michael Jordan's debut with the Washington Wizards? That's still to be decided.With time ticking away in the Yahoo! Auction, the front-row seat next to the ultimate Knicks..."
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     1. {10222001}
     2. {07:03:32 PM}

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     1. Anthrax attacks now being linked to US right-wing cranks

         

        (Independent UK)

         
     2. Investigators are increasingly convinced that a lone individual or group of people living in the US are behind the mailings of the white powder, which have claimed the life of a British-born picture editor and brought parts of the US media, political and economic infrastructure to a standstill ... There is plenty of other circumstantial evidence pointing to the letters being the work of someone sympathetic to the 11 September hijackers ﾖ but it is only circumstantial.
        For some reason, BoyCaught keeps thinking about "To Kill A Mockingbird." Boo Radley did it. Lots of US-based groups have an interest in fomenting the kind of race-dipped paranoia and fear we're seeing right now. More on this later. (b/w net.headlines, solid!)

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     1. {10222001}
     2. {05:18:39 PM}

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     1. Bowl Championship Series

         

        (ESPN.com/ABC Sports)

         

     2. The rankings on the first week of BCS:

        1. Oklahoma - 3.06
        2. Nebraska - 6.40
        3. UCLA - 8.34
        4. Miami (Fla.) - 12.01
        5. Virginia Tech - 13.88
        6. Texas - 15.35
        7. Michigan - 15.91
        8. Maryland - 21.29
        9. Tennessee - 22.07
        10. Washington St. - 23.05
        11. Florida - 23.48
        12. Washington - 26.90
        13. Oregon - 28.96
        14. Stanford - 29.86
        15. South Carolina - 35.31

        ... and Stanford gets some love, mostly because they went up to Oregon and beat the Ducks. If only the Cardinal had held off Wazzoo last week, we'd be in the running for one of the really big bowls. Let's see how we do against UCLA this week.

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     3. The rankings on the first week of BCS:

        1. Oklahoma - 3.06
        2. Nebraska - 6.40
        3. UCLA - 8.34
        4. Miami (Fla.) - 12.01
        5. Virginia Tech - 13.88
        6. Texas - 15.35
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     1. {10222001}
     2. {11:08:00 AM}

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     1. Girls: it's your future too

         

        (Guardian Unlimited)

         
     2. Would it alarm you if I told that young male IT professionals are designing the future while women are sitting back and letting them get on with it? It certainly should.
        BoyCaught, for one, would appreciate seeing more women in the IT circles he runs in, if anything, to increase the diversity of opinion and to shed light on new ways to solve problems.

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     3. Would it alarm you if I told that young male IT professionals are designing the future while women are sitting back and letting them get on with it? It certainly should...."
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     1. {10222001}
     2. {10:56:41 AM}

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     1. U.S. Name Generator

         
     2. This form generates a US name from your name. The name lists are from the top first and last names from the 1990 US Census.
        BoyCaught (n￩e Lawrence Green) will now be known as "Joshua Patterson." Josh. The Josh Man. Josh-a-rama. You can also set up your own naming machine, if you know PHP, and access the infamous Wu-Tang Clan Wu-Name Generator from here. (b/w allaboutgeorgerussell, bb/w Camworld)

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     3. This form generates a US name from your name. The name lists are from the top first and last names from the 1990 US Census...."
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• « Sunday « October 21, 2001

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     1. {10212001}
     2. {05:07:17 PM}

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     1. For Toughest U.S. Troops, Highest-Tech Combat Gear

         

        (LA Times)

         
     2. They are the country's premier warriors, and when they wrap their arms and legs around 2-inch-thick ropes and descend from hovering Blackhawk helicopters into the next phase of the war in Afghanistan, many will carry as much as 100 pounds of the most sophisticated combat gear in history.

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     1. {10212001}
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     1. get your war on

         
     2. ﾓRemember when the U.S. had a drug problem, and then we declared a War On Drugs, and now you can't buy drugs anymore? It'll be just like that!ﾔ
        The characters in this web cartoon are brutal.

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     3. ﾓRemember when the U.S. had a drug problem, and then we declared a War On Drugs, and now you can't buy drugs anymore? It'll be just like that!ﾔ..."
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• « Saturday « October 20, 2001

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     1. {10202001}
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• « Thursday « October 18, 2001

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     1. {10182001}
     2. {07:28:23 PM}

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     1. Anti-Terror Hackers Seek Govt Blessing

         

        (NewsBytes)

         
     2. A vigilante hacking group is attempting to obtain government approval for its anti-terrorism efforts, Yihat's leader announced Tuesday. During an online meeting of the group's members, founder Kim Schmitz said Yihat [Young Intelligent Hackers Against Terrorism] is negotiating with one European and one Asian government to "legalize" the group's hacking activities in those nations.