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vnunet.com: Google DMCAed by Kazaa |
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11:00 am EDT, Sep 5, 2003 |
] Fifteen sites are thought to be in breach of the US
] Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), and are said by
] Sharman Networks to be running unauthorised copies of its
] Kazaa P2P software. This story is a little jumbled... The RIAA is mentioned repeatedly, but I don't see any relationship that they have to this. Google got DMCAed by Kazaa for linking to sites that distribute their software without their permission. vnunet.com: Google DMCAed by Kazaa |
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CNN.com - New Ten Commandments suit dismissed - Sep. 5, 2003 |
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10:50 am EDT, Sep 5, 2003 |
] A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit Thursday by three
] residents seeking to return a 5,300-pound Ten
] Commandments monument to the lobby of the Alabama
] Judicial building.
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] U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson said removal of the
] monument did not unconstitutionally establish a religion
] of non-theistic beliefs, as the residents claimed. I can't beleive they actually tried that... CNN.com - New Ten Commandments suit dismissed - Sep. 5, 2003 |
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10:48 am EDT, Aug 29, 2003 |
John Ashcroft's Patriot Act Summer Tour Summer Tour 8/27/03 |
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CNN.com - Little robots in your pants - Jul. 18, 2003 |
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6:06 pm EDT, Jul 20, 2003 |
] Dockers recently came out with a new brand of pants, the
] Go Khakis, which promise to keep your legs stain-free
] using revolutionary nanotechnology.
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] We couldn't help thinking that Dockers might be using the
] word "nanotechnology" more for marketing muscle than for
] true scientific purposes, so we called its customer
] service line to ask a few pointed questions. Here's a
] slice of the conversation. Bahahahahahahahahahahahahaa! CNN.com - Little robots in your pants - Jul. 18, 2003 |
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10:55 am EDT, Jul 18, 2003 |
Bullshit Bingo strikes back. Hipster Bingo |
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Politech: Microsoft's 'Freedom to Innovate' campaign |
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7:59 am EDT, Jul 17, 2003 |
] A couple of weeks ago you mentioned Microsoft's
] FreedomToInnovate.com and the availability of T-Shirts.
] Intrigued, I had to check them out. The shirts say
] "Microsoft" over the front left breast and on the back is
] a rather uninspired logo of an American flag with the
] union portion of the flag replaced with a lame
] sub-PowerPoint-clipart-grade computer terminal graphic.
] The text reads "Proud to Support Microsoft's Freedom to
] Innovate / Sign up at
] www.microsoft.com/freedomtoinnovate" Politech: Microsoft's 'Freedom to Innovate' campaign |
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10:27 am EDT, Apr 10, 2003 |
"Iraq has a new regime, and that regime is love, baby" "These arms are fo' huggin" Operation:Iraqi mackin' |
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2:05 pm EDT, Apr 6, 2003 |
What if Fox News reported various famous moments in history. Mildy entertaining, and bi-partisan! Fark vs. Fox News |
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BBC NEWS | Europe | French fries off US menu |
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11:04 pm EST, Feb 24, 2003 |
French fries off US menu A fast food restaurant in America says it has received huge support after renaming its French fries, in protest at France's opposition to the United States' stance on Iraq. Neal Rowland, the owner of Cubbie's diner in Beaufort, North Carolina, said his newly-named 'freedom fries' have been a hit with customers. "Everybody's been in support of it," he told BBC News Online. "World War II veterans have been coming in, telling stories of when they were in France. They're overwhelmed about it, they can't believe it." A sign in the restaurant's window reads: "Because of Cubbie's support for our troops, we no longer serve French fries. We now serve freedom fries." BBC NEWS | Europe | French fries off US menu |
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