The History News Network at George Mason University has just polled
historians informally on the Bush record. Four hundred and fifteen,
about a third of those contacted, answered -- maybe they were all
crazed liberals -- making the project as unofficial as it was
interesting. These were the
I hate how terrorism and the war in Iraq have come to dominate debate
so. I notice that Gautam and JDG rarely post these days, and there is
no-one to staunchly dispute the centrist viewpoints we all seem to
espouse (Dan excepted). There is no right answer, we surely all know
that, but the debate
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 00:57:22 +1100, Andrew Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I hate how terrorism and the war in Iraq have come to dominate debate
so. I notice that Gautam and JDG rarely post these days, and there is
no-one to staunchly dispute the centrist viewpoints we all seem to
espouse (Dan
Robert wrote:
Seconded!
I follow blogs almost exclusively via RSS/XML/ATOM.
Doc, if you have not tried an RSS reader, you owe yourself the
pleasure of the experience. RSS readers aggregate all your news into
one handy dandy program that updates your news/blogs automatically.
Info:
Andrew Paul wrote:
I hate how terrorism and the war in Iraq have come to dominate
debate
so. I notice that Gautam and JDG rarely post these days, and there
is
no-one to staunchly dispute the centrist viewpoints we all seem to
espouse (Dan excepted). There is no right answer, we surely all
Doug Pensinger wrote:
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 00:57:22 +1100, Andrew Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I hate how terrorism and the war in Iraq have come to dominate debate
so. I notice that Gautam and JDG rarely post these days, and there is
no-one to staunchly dispute the centrist viewpoints we all
On Behalf Of Doug Pensinger
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 00:57:22 +1100, Andrew Paul
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I hate how terrorism and the war in Iraq have come to dominate
debate
so. I notice that Gautam and JDG rarely post these days, and there
is
no-one to staunchly dispute the centrist
Doug Pensinger wrote:
Robert wrote:
Seconded!
I follow blogs almost exclusively via RSS/XML/ATOM.
Doc, if you have not tried an RSS reader, you owe yourself the
pleasure of the experience. RSS readers aggregate all your news
into
one handy dandy program that updates your news/blogs
Rob said:
Yes.I knew Doc is a MacDude so I figured he could decide what was
good for himself. I know jack bout Mac.G
I would highly recommend NetNewsWire for OS X:
http://ranchero.com/netnewswire/
Rich
___
RSS readers aggregate
all your news into
one handy dandy program that updates your
news/blogs automatically.
There is a page in EARTH (written in 1988) that
predicts this), the book's 18th hit
ANy of you interested in nature or teachig? drop by:
http://www.cabscience.com/index.html
Mr. House Of Pain Maru wrote...
Wishes may never become fishes, and unfortunate as it may be,
people most often are not polite unless there is some
overriding reason to be polite.
Rob's wisdom is a great segue into my Annual Christmas Rant.
For the first time in my work career, I had to
Gary Nunn wrote:
Is it because manufactures create an artificial shortage
of popular products to sell other products when the Limited
Editions sell out?
In my opinion, it's because far too many parents feel that they have
to purchase their children's love. My understanding is that a full
10%
At 09:53 AM Sunday 12/4/2005, Doug Pensinger wrote:
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 00:57:22 +1100, Andrew Paul
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hate how terrorism and the war in Iraq have come to dominate debate
so. I notice that Gautam and JDG rarely post these days, and there is
no-one to staunchly dispute
At 10:10 AM Sunday 12/4/2005, Julia Thompson wrote:
Doug Pensinger wrote:
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 00:57:22 +1100, Andrew Paul
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hate how terrorism and the war in Iraq have come to dominate debate
so. I notice that Gautam and JDG rarely post these days, and there is
no-one
At 01:16 PM Sunday 12/4/2005, Gary Nunn wrote:
Mr. House Of Pain Maru wrote...
Wishes may never become fishes, and unfortunate as it may be,
people most often are not polite unless there is some
overriding reason to be polite.
Rob's wisdom is a great segue into my Annual Christmas Rant.
For
Doug Pensinger wrote:
Did you mean to send a Google search? Can you (or anyone else) suggest
a particular site?
There are as many ways to read RSS as there are people. My email client
(Thunderbird) supports it out of the box and makes RSS reading like
email reading, that's my preferred
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
At 10:10 AM Sunday 12/4/2005, Julia Thompson wrote:
I'm not going to jump into the Iraq debate except to ask for
clarifications. I have too many other things
Would that number be 3?
Well, after Dan's outpatient procedure on Tuesday, it was more like 4
for a few
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
At 01:16 PM Sunday 12/4/2005, Gary Nunn wrote:
What
are these people thinking when they bring young children to shop for
others
and then are mean and nasty to the kids because they naturally want toys
that they see?
Maybe they could not find a baby sitter
At 11:54 PM Sunday 12/4/2005, Julia Thompson wrote:
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
At 01:16 PM Sunday 12/4/2005, Gary Nunn wrote:
What
are these people thinking when they bring young children to shop for others
and then are mean and nasty to the kids because they naturally want toys
that they see?
http://www.livejournal.com/users/triggur/104525.html
I know a young woman who has the misfortune to have contracted genital
herpes.
She is on a daily regimen of Valtrex to prevent symptoms from
manifesting themselves.
Recently she took her prescription to a pharmacist who was apparently a
At 12:36 AM Monday 12/5/2005, The Fool wrote:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/triggur/104525.html
I know a young woman who has the misfortune to have contracted genital
herpes.
She is on a daily regimen of Valtrex to prevent symptoms from
manifesting themselves.
Recently she took her
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