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« Friday « August 31, 2001
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  1. {08312001}
  2. {08:51:01 AM}
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  1. World Conference on Racism
  2. The World Conference against racism.
    
    And what a wonderful world it would be. BoyCaught feels that this is well-intentioned and all, but human nature being what it is, talk is cheap. Furthermore, the people who benefit from racism have too much to lose to really try and change things. This, my friend, is propaganda at it's finest.
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  2. 08:51:01 AM
  3. The World Conference against racism...."
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  1. keywords:
  2. world
  3. racism
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2. datetime
  1. {08312001}
  2. {08:41:41 AM}
  content
  1. The Lunar Conspiracy. Did Man Really go to the Moon?
  2. Have you ever seen a rocket take off, land vertically and then take off again? It was attempted once. In 1996 the Delta rocket DC-X toppled over on landing and exploded. NASA is still trying to find a team of engineers that can get a rocket to land vertically. Strange really, they managed to do this on the Moon twenty-seven years earlier.
    
    What? BoyCaught remembers OJ Simpson in Capricorn One, way back in the day. It's got to be a joke.
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  2. 08:41:41 AM
  3. Have you ever seen a rocket take off, land vertically and then take off again? It was attempted once. In 1996 the Delta rocket DC-X toppled over on landing and exploded. NASA is still trying to find a team of engineers that can get a rocket to land vertic..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. space
  3. technology
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« Tuesday « August 28, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08282001}
  2. {10:01:19 PM}
  content
  1. Propaganda Analysis
  2. Every day we are bombarded with one persuasive communication after another. These appeals persuade not through the give-and-take of argument and debate, but through the manipulation of symbols and of our most basic human emotions. For better or worse, ours is an age of propaganda.
    
    BoyCaught's latest interest keeps coming back to this: propaganda. It's not that we're stuck in The Matrix, it's that the matrix we're stuck in is the relentless environment of messages bombarding us daily. To what purpose? And to whose purpose? Answer for yourself.
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  2. 10:01:19 PM
  3. Every day we are bombarded with one persuasive communication after another. These appeals persuade not through the give-and-take of argument and debate, but through the manipulation of symbols and of our most basic human emotions. For better or worse, our..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. psychology
  3. social science
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2. datetime
  1. {08282001}
  2. {08:56:01 PM}
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  1. {{{-------SpiritualONE-------}}}
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  2. 08:56:01 PM
  3. {{{———-SpiritualONE———-}}}..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. black people
  3. black people
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« Sunday « August 26, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08262001}
  2. {09:17:42 PM}
  content
  1. White Privilege.com
  2. white privilege (hwait 'privilidz), social relation, [ad. L. privilegi-um a bill or law in favor of or against an individual.] 1. a. A right, advantage, or immunity granted to or enjoyed by the class of white persons beyond the common advantage of all others; an exemption in many particular cases from certain burdens or liabilities.
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  3. white privilege (hwait 'privilidz), social relation, [ad. L. privilegi-um a bill or law in favor of or against an individual.] 1. a. A right, advantage, or immunity granted to or enjoyed by the class of white persons beyond the common advantage of all oth..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. racism
  3. racism
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2. datetime
  1. {08262001}
  2. {03:51:18 PM}
  content
  1. Media Determinism
  2. Technologists argue that "we are now outgrowing the nation-state and a new form of world order is emerging, a global village, a universal brotherhood or world government on a shrunken planet." Of course such a utopian view is held by only the most optimistic citizens of cyberspace. Anyone who has endeavored to participate in this information revolution knows that its reality is sometimes virtual, and too often "virtue-less." As Clifford Stoll's book title would remind us, there is "Silicon Snake Oil" for sale, and it is available at a price we can not afford to pay. However, the speed at which the Internet is growing prevents us from turning aside. One cannot deny the millions of people who do believe in the Internet-people who have faith in the technology.
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  3. Technologists argue that "we are now outgrowing the nation-state and a new form of world order is emerging, a global village, a universal brotherhood or world government on a shrunken planet." Of course such a utopian view is held by only the most optimi..."
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  2. critical theory
  3. media
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« Saturday « August 25, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08252001}
  2. {01:38:38 PM}
  content
  1. Token
    
    (South Park/Comedy Central)
  2. Token is a classmate of the boys. Cartman gets arrested when he hucks a rock at Token's head.
    
    Token is BoyCaught's favorite classmate from South Park. Looking around at the various faces in the office, it's easy to understand why.
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  2. 01:38:38 PM
  3. Token is a classmate of the boys. Cartman gets arrested when he hucks a rock at Token's head...."
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  1. keywords:
  2. humor
  3. media
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« Friday « August 24, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08242001}
  2. {01:35:56 PM}
  content
  1. Bee Beards
  2. Photos of people who make "beards" out of bees ... for fun!
    
    Well, put it this way: you don't any any bruthas doing this kind of sh*t.
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  2. 01:35:56 PM
  3. Photos of people who make "beards" out of bees ... for fun!..."
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  2. animals, insects and pets
  3. weird shit
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2. datetime
  1. {08242001}
  2. {01:17:30 PM}
  content
  1. My Great Books List
  2. Steven Shaviro: Here's my list of the greatest American novels of the second half of the twentieth century. Part of my motivation for doing this is that I believe, contrary to majority opinion, that the second half of the twentieth century was a better time for American fiction than the first half.
    
    Shaviro is an English professor at the University of Washington. His list is pretty eclectic, and interestingly enough, loaded with more than a handful of excellent, and criminally under-read, African American writers: Octavia Butler, Ralph Ellison, Chester Himes, Samuel Delany, Donald Goines, Ishmael Reed. These aren't the kind of names you'll see on the New York Times Bestseller List. (found b/w Alamut)
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  3. Steven Shaviro: Here's my list of the greatest American novels of the second half of the twentieth century. Part of my motivation for doing this is that I believe, contrary to majority opinion, that the second half of the twentieth century was a better ti..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. books
  3. literature
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3. datetime
  1. {08242001}
  2. {12:57:15 PM}
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  1. gary's page for kids!
  2. Gary Condit is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Gary is elected by the people of the 18th district of California as their representative to the Federal Government. The 18th District includes all of Stanislaus and Merced Counties, as well as parts of Fresno and San Joaquin Counties.Do you know who your Representative in Congress is? If not, you can find out by clicking here.
    
    Because he cares about your children.
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  3. Gary Condit is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Gary is elected by the people of the 18th district of California as their representative to the Federal Government. The 18th District includes all of Stanislaus and Merced Counties, as well a..."
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  2. politics
  3. internet
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4. datetime
  1. {08242001}
  2. {09:02:36 AM}
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  1. jish.vox
  2. My name is Jish. Nice to meet you. This is my recorded voice weblog. You can call it my"audioblog", "voiceblog", "voxblog" or whatevertrendy term you like. I'll be recording my thoughts,excerpts from books, poetry, lyrics. I may even moo.
    
    BoyCaught this this is a truly great idea for a weblog-type thingy. Kudos to Jish.
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  2. 09:02:36 AM
  3. My name is Jish. Nice to meet you. This is my recorded voice weblog. You can call it my"audioblog", "voiceblog", "voxblog" or whatevertrendy term you like. I'll be recording my thoughts,excerpts from books, poetry, lyrics. I may even moo...."
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  1. keywords:
  2. weblogs
  3. internet
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« Thursday « August 23, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08232001}
  2. {01:45:07 PM}
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  1. Crouching Gopher, Hidden Rodent?
    
    (National Geographic)
  2. (b/w Rebecca's Pocket, koooool!)
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  2. animals, insects and pets
  3. weird shit
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2. datetime
  1. {08232001}
  2. {01:36:53 PM}
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  1. Welcome To The Who Would You Kill? Game!
  2. Who Would You Kill? is the most important website ever. What began as a silly game to pass time on long road trips has achieved a level of global popularity on the Internet rivalled only by sites that pander to prurient interests, broadcasting live events, such as births and teenage cherry-poppers.
    
    Uh, yeah. Okay.
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  2. 01:36:53 PM
  3. Who Would You Kill? is the most important website ever. What began as a silly game to pass time on long road trips has achieved a level of global popularity on the Internet rivalled only by sites that pander to prurient interests, broadcasting live event..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. humor
  3. internet
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3. datetime
  1. {08232001}
  2. {02:42:36 AM}
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  1. School officials offer homebound study to child involved in dispute
    
    (MSNBC)
  2. "I don't think guys ought to be wearing earrings. I think kids who put metal in their tongues are idiots. Parents ought to be there talking to their kids and saying, 'You know what kind of fool you look like with an earring? If God had wanted you to wear earrings, he'd have made you a girl,'" said Gov. Don Siegelman at a press conference Tuesday.
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  3. "I don't think guys ought to be wearing earrings. I think kids who put metal in their tongues are idiots. Parents ought to be there talking to their kids and saying, 'You know what kind of fool you look like with an earring? If God had wanted you to wear..."
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  2. education
  3. society
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  1. {08232001}
  2. {02:39:44 AM}
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  1. Authentic Bullet Holes
  2. The page reads: "Every man wants this!!!"
    
    BoyCaught wonders what kind of man would want this sh*t? File under: WTF? (b/w CardHouse blog)
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  2. 02:39:44 AM
  3. The page reads: "Every man wants this!!!"..."
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  2. humor
  3. weird shit
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« Monday « August 20, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08202001}
  2. {01:44:51 AM}
  content
  1. Why Whites Think Blacks Have No Problems
    
    (AlterNet)
  2. 75 percent of whites in one recent poll indicated that they had multiple close black friends. Sounds great, until you realize that 75 percent of white Americans represents about 145 million people. 145 million who say they have multiple black friends, despite the fact that there are only 35 million black people to go around. Which means one of two things: either whites are clueless about black people, friendships, or both; or black folks are mighty damned busy, running from white house to white house to white house, being our friends. In which case, we can put away all that nonsense about blacks "taking our jobs." After all, how could blacks have time to work at all, what with all the backyard barbecues they're attending at the houses of their white pals?
    
    BoyCaught's take: generally, "clueless" is the answer, but he can't blog today: there's another BBQ to attend in Pleasantville. Read this article, which is full of many, many easily-verified statistics, and then wake up, muhf*cka! And stop expecting that one brutha that you do know to be the ambassador for all people that just happen to have a similar hue.
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  2. 01:44:51 AM
  3. 75 percent of whites in one recent poll indicated that they had multiple close black friends. Sounds great, until you realize that 75 percent of white Americans represents about 145 million people. 145 million who say they have multiple black friends, des..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. racism
  3. racism
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« Sunday « August 19, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08192001}
  2. {12:37:11 PM}
  content
  1. AlterNet.org
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  1. keywords:
  2. alternative
  3. media
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  1. {08192001}
  2. {12:11:07 PM}
  content
  1. American Society of Indexers
  2. ASI is the only professional organization in the United States devoted solely to the advancement of indexing, abstracting, and database building.
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  2. 12:11:07 PM
  3. ASI is the only professional organization in the United States devoted solely to the advancement of indexing, abstracting, and database building...."
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  1. keywords:
  2. information technology
  3. reference
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« Friday « August 17, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08172001}
  2. {08:54:47 PM}
  content
  1. Web Ad Blocking
  2. If you run Linux, another Unix, BeOS, or Windows or MacOS, and use Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer to surf the web, you can easily block many, many banner ads in just two easy steps. As a side benefit, you will foil DoubleClick's monitoring of your surfing patterns. In less than two minutes you can eliminate 90R0of the ads on the web from your surfing day
    
    (b/w Textism, bb/w Zeldman)
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  2. 08:54:47 PM
  3. If you run Linux, another Unix, BeOS, or Windows or MacOS, and use Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer to surf the web, you can easily block many, many banner ads in just two easy steps. As a side benefit, you will foil DoubleClick's monitoring of you..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. internet
  3. business
  type
2. datetime
  1. {08172001}
  2. {07:47:33 PM}
  content
  1. : Industry Standard Ends Print Version, Stays Online for Now
    
    (E-Commerce News)
  2. "It's not the first, and it'll be far from the last," said Enderle. "Advertising-based firms are on the short-list to go to that firm graveyard in the sky, and we're not through the woods yet."
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  2. 07:47:33 PM
  3. "It's not the first, and it'll be far from the last," said Enderle. "Advertising-based firms are on the short-list to go to that firm graveyard in the sky, and we're not through the woods yet."..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. internet
  3. media
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3. datetime
  1. {08172001}
  2. {07:14:27 PM}
  content
  1. NSI - WHOIS Lookup
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  1. keywords:
  2. internet
  3. reference
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  1. {08172001}
  2. {02:08:45 AM}
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  1. SMTP
  2. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
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  2. 02:08:45 AM
  3. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. internet
  3. reference
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5. datetime
  1. {08172001}
  2. {01:32:02 AM}
  content
  1. Internet Mail
  2. Internet mail
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  2. 01:32:02 AM
  3. Internet mail..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. internet
  3. reference
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« Tuesday « August 14, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08142001}
  2. {01:19:43 AM}
  content
  1. Find Your Spot
  2. Take our fun online quiz to find the best places to live, work, & retire. Discover perfect hometowns rated to match your unique interests. Compare the best cities and small towns with free colorful reports. We'll even help you find a new job.
    
    Well, since you offered ...
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  2. 01:19:43 AM
  3. Take our fun online quiz to find the best places to live, work, & retire. Discover perfect hometowns rated to match your unique interests. Compare the best cities and small towns with free colorful reports. We'll even help you find a new job...."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. home and garden
  3. reference
  type
2. datetime
  1. {08142001}
  2. {01:14:11 AM}
  content
  1. divanews.net
  2. Divanews.net is a very specialized usenet celebrity archive. The divanews engine scans usenet daily, looking for celebrity images. We archive images by date and sort them by name, making it exceptionally easy for you to find what you are looking for.
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  2. 01:14:11 AM
  3. Divanews.net is a very specialized usenet celebrity archive. The divanews engine scans usenet daily, looking for celebrity images. We archive images by date and sort them by name, making it exceptionally easy for you to find what you are looking for...."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. searching the net
  3. entertainment
  type
« Monday « August 13, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08132001}
  2. {03:45:32 PM}
  content
  1. Banned Books Week: September 22
  2. Free People Read Freely. Celebrate Your Freedom to Read. Develop Yourself:Expose Your Mind to a Banned Book.
    
    And BoyCaught would like to note, not only is reading fundamental, it's also the gateway to propaganda, if done uncritically. For instance, "Banned Books Week" sounds like a good idea, but good for whom? "Free People Read Freely!" Well, yeah, but what are they trying to be free from? Is that necessary? And so on. Or, you can just take things at face value, and believe everything you read.
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  3. Free People Read Freely. Celebrate Your Freedom to Read. Develop Yourself:Expose Your Mind to a Banned Book...."
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  1. keywords:
  2. books
  3. society
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2. datetime
  1. {08132001}
  2. {03:42:30 PM}
  content
  1. Thin Blue Lies: Police and the Art of Propaganda
    
    (AlterNet)
  2. Stretching back many years, their photos hung behind Fangman's podium like a Wall of Fame, and Fangman made sure to point out that many of these officers were killed by black men, just like Tim Thomas. The none-too-subliminal message was plain: you can't be too careful, especially with "those people" running loose.
    
    (b/w randomWalks, always respectable)
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  2. 03:42:30 PM
  3. Stretching back many years, their photos hung behind Fangman's podium like a Wall of Fame, and Fangman made sure to point out that many of these officers were killed by black men, just like Tim Thomas. The none-too-subliminal message was plain: you can't..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. racism
  3. society
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  1. {08132001}
  2. {03:07:52 PM}
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  1. The truth about women
    
    (A Fire Inside blog)
  2. After perusing them at home for several hours, I have come to several conclusions. And no matter how much anyone, even Justin, tries to dissuade me, I know that Stuff and Maxim have guided me towards the truth that women have known for years but until now really could not prove:
    
    The perfect girl is a physically flawless, somewhat dumb blonde who likes to call her man things like "sir" and "master" and wears nothing but thongs and wet tshirts all day.
    
    If you give a man a shiny electronic toy and a perfect pair of tits to play with, he will be happy for hours, if not days.
    
    You have not proved your true worth to a man until you have performed lesbian sex for him.
    
    Movies must contain tits, ass, lesbian sex and things that go boom. Fart jokes are an added plus.
    
    A woman must maintain herself at all times. Men are allowed to get paunchy, bald and shower only ever other day.
    
    (all truths according to heterosexual men)
    
    Hmmmmmmm! Interesting blog, this A Fire Inside.
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  3. After perusing them at home for several hours, I have come to several conclusions. And no matter how much anyone, even Justin, tries to dissuade me, I know that Stuff and
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  2. weblogs
  3. gender issues
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  1. {08132001}
  2. {12:50:20 PM}
  content
  1. The Dangerous Adventure of Fellatio
  2. Part One.
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  3. Part One...."
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  2. sexuality
  3. reference
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5. datetime
  1. {08132001}
  2. {09:29:39 AM}
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  1. ( blogdex )
  2. blogdex is a system built to harness the power of personal news, amalgamating and organizing personal news content into one navigable source, moving democratic media to the masses. at current, blogdex is focused on the referential information provided by personal content, namely using the timeliness of weblogs to find important and interesting content on the web.
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  2. 09:29:39 AM
  3. blogdex is a system built to harness the power of personal news, amalgamating and organizing personal news content into one navigable source, moving democratic media to the masses. at current, blogdex is focused on the referential information provided by..."
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  2. weblogs
  3. reference
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  1. {08132001}
  2. {09:15:42 AM}
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  1. ColoredGirls.com
  2. coloredgirls.com is dedicated to a female audience of color passionate about books and writing. Inspired by the dearth of attention paid to female African American writers, save a handful of literary giants and hordes of post-Terry McMillian popular fiction writers, coloredgirls.com seeks to challenge the recent publishing industry "discovery" that Black women read
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  2. 09:15:42 AM
  3. coloredgirls.com is dedicated to a female audience of color passionate about books and writing. Inspired by the dearth of attention paid to female African American writers, save a handful of literary giants and hordes of post-Terry McMillian popular ficti..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. books
  3. black people
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« Saturday « August 11, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08112001}
  2. {10:33:49 AM}
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  1. Centaurus A
    
    (Chandra X-Ray Observatory)
  2. Tremendous imagery and photos from deep, deep space.
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  2. space
  3. technology
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2. datetime
  1. {08112001}
  2. {03:15:02 AM}
  content
  1. What are stem cells?
    
    (Howstuffworks)
  2. Stem cells are unprogrammed cells in the human body that can be described as "shape shifters." These cells have the ability to change into other types of cells. Stem cells are at the center of a new field of science called regenerative medicine. Because stem cells can become bone, muscle, cartilage and other specialized types of cells, they have the potential to treat many diseases.
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  3. Stem cells are unprogrammed cells in the human body that can be described as "shape shifters." These cells have the ability to change into other types of cells. Stem cells are at the center of a new field of science called regenerative medicine. Because s..."
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  2. science and technology
  3. health
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  1. {08112001}
  2. {03:14:10 AM}
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  1. Stem Cells: A Primer
    
    (National Institutes of Health)
  2. This primer presents background information on stem cells. It includes an explanation of what stem cells are; what pluripotent stem cells are; how pluripotent stem cells are derived; why pluripotent stem cells are important to science; why they hold such great promise for advances in health care; and what adult stem cells are.
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  3. This primer presents background information on stem cells. It includes an explanation of what stem cells are; what pluripotent stem cells are; how pluripotent stem cells are derived; why pluripotent stem cells are important to science; why they hold such..."
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  2. science and technology
  3. health
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  1. {08112001}
  2. {02:58:17 AM}
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  1. In Chicago, racial tension surrounds Catholic athletic league vote
    
    (ABCNEWS.com)
  2. "I've gotten phone calls from people who said they (blacks) ran us out of St. Sabina and they're not going to run us out of St. Whatever now."
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  3. "I've gotten phone calls from people who said they (blacks) ran us out of St. Sabina and they're not going to run us out of St. Whatever now."..."
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  2. racism
  3. racism
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  1. {08112001}
  2. {02:53:55 AM}
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  1. Cracking the kernel of prejudice
    
    (Canberra Times)
  2. Everyone had a kernel of prejudice inside them. No-one was immune. No human being was born hating blacks or Jews or gay people. Prejudice grew from fear of change - fear of different people and different ways of living. "Bigotry and prejudice are an aspect of us all. Because we're different from one another, because we profess different beliefs, or we've grown up with different skin colours, or within different layers of society,"
    
    Dr. Evelyn Scott, the former chair of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation (Australia)
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  3. Everyone had a kernel of prejudice inside them. No-one was immune. No human being was born hating blacks or Jews or gay people. Prejudice grew from fear of change - fear of different people and different ways of living. "Bigotry and prejudice are an aspec..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. racism
  3. racism
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« Tuesday « August 7, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08072001}
  2. {09:00:01 PM}
  content
  1. Scientists Defend Human Cloning Plans
    
    (Yahoo! News)
  2. Scientists determined to create the world's first cloned babies defended their plans on Tuesday against charges from animal cloning experts that the technology was too dangerous to apply to humans
    
    On one hand, it's hardest to tell smart people that their idea is stupid, especially propeller-heads. There's always the brilliant, but ultimately deluded scientist who thinks by sheer force of his invention, he can save the world and overcome basic human nature... yeah, those fools are *always* misled. But on the other hand, if the only argument against cloning is that it's "too dangerous" then the battle is already over: clones will walk the earth, in your lifetime. Because the "too dangerous" argument means that the focus of the debate has already moved from "should we even dream of doing this" to "we really shouldn't do this until we know everything." The thing is: they never know everything.
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  2. 09:00:01 PM
  3. Scientists determined to create the world's first cloned babies defended their plans on Tuesday against charges from animal cloning experts that the technology was too dangerous to apply to humans..."
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  2. science and technology
  3. science
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  1. {08072001}
  2. {08:16:34 PM}
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  1. Yahoo CEO Semel's first 100 days
    
    (Yahoo! News)
  2. "How can Yahoo serve you to reach its massive audience base?"
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  2. 08:16:34 PM
  3. "How can Yahoo serve you to reach its massive audience base?"..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. internet
  3. media
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« Sunday « August 5, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08052001}
  2. {06:09:28 PM}
  content
  1. George W. Bush isn't stupid
    
    (Liberal Arts Mafia)
  2. To call Bush stupid is to create in Bush a Forrest Gump presidency. Many Americans loved Forrest Gump the movie and they loved its false saccharine message that it didn't matter how smart or stupid one was as long as one had a good heart. Bush is no Forrest Gump.
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  2. 06:09:28 PM
  3. To call Bush stupid is to create in Bush a Forrest Gump presidency. Many Americans loved Forrest Gump the movie and they loved its false saccharine message that it didn't matter how smart or stupid one was as long as one had a good heart. Bush is no Forre..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. politics
  3. government
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2. datetime
  1. {08052001}
  2. {10:05:39 AM}
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  1. How DNA Computers Will Work
    
    (Howstuffworks)
  2. DNA might one day be integrated on a computer chip to create a so-called biochip that will push computers even faster. DNA molecules have already been harnessed to perform complex mathematical problems.
    
    BoyCaught's a little late getting to this, but this is very interesting. Unlike all the nasty, toxic chemicals that go into creating today's microprocessors, DNA is abundant, cheap, and clean.
  metadata
  2. 10:05:39 AM
  3. DNA might one day be integrated on a computer chip to create a so-called biochip that will push computers even faster. DNA molecules have already been harnessed to perform complex mathematical problems...."
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  2. science and technology
  3. computers
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  1. {08052001}
  2. {01:54:19 AM}
  content
  1. Liver pills turn black man white
    
    (Ananova)
  2. A black man who was given tablets for liver disease has won
    
    Maybe Michael Jackson was telling the truth.
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  2. 01:54:19 AM
  3. A black man who was given tablets for liver disease has won..."
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  2. black people
  3. racism
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« Saturday « August 4, 2001
1. datetime
  1. {08042001}
  2. {11:35:54 PM}
  content
  1. TIM-MAY!!!
    
    (Comedy Central)
  2. Only you can help Timmy find Gobbles the turkey after his kidnapped! Slide across the ice, fire the nuclear jet-pack as Timmy races down the freeway, go through time warps, and finally crowd-surf as Timmy bum-rushes the stage - all to save Gobbles!
  metadata
  2. 11:35:54 PM
  3. Only you can help Timmy find Gobbles the turkey after his kidnapped! Slide across the ice, fire the nuclear jet-pack as Timmy races down the freeway, go through time warps, and finally crowd-surf as Timmy bum-rushes the stage - all to save Gobbles!..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. humor
  3. internet
  type
2. datetime
  1. {08042001}
  2. {05:47:57 PM}
  content
  1. Bush, Aides Revel in Their Successes
    
    (washingtonpost.com)
  2. Bush's "changed the tone" words are at odds with the actions of lawmakers on the Hill. A Congressional Quarterly analysis yesterday found that partisanship in Congress hasn't declined, and may have increased. In the Senate, CQ found, "party unity" votes increased to 64.1 percent this year from 48.6 percent in 2000, the highest level of partisanship in the six years CQ reviewed.
    
    Apparently, this Administration lives in a world of fantasy and denial.
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  2. 05:47:57 PM
  3. Bush's "changed the tone" words are at odds with the actions of lawmakers on the Hill. A Congressional Quarterly analysis yesterday found that partisanship in Congress hasn't declined, and may have increased. In the Senate, CQ found, "party unity" votes i..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. politics
  3. government
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3. datetime
  1. {08042001}
  2. {09:43:03 AM}
  content
  1. Economic Terrorism
  2. In Yugoslavia, the IMF has become the steadfast financial bureaucracy of the Western military alliance, working hand in glove with NATO and the US State Department.
  metadata
  2. 09:43:03 AM
  3. In Yugoslavia, the IMF has become the steadfast financial bureaucracy of the Western military alliance, working hand in glove with NATO and the US State Department...."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. politics
  3. economy
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