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Toxic Algae Attacks Bathers On The Riviera…
Bathing was banned along 15 kilometres of the Italian Riviera yesterday when more than a hundred holidaymakers were taken to hospital after being infected by toxic tropical algae.
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But we got nothing to worry about cause the economy will fall into line soon with this war thing going on. No global warming gonna mess with our business growth. Right, Albert E Prez, whatever you say…
Guardian Unlimited | Life | Einstein’s close encounter
Curiously enough, when Einstein was asked, years later, about his beliefs in the telepathic experiments of Dr JB Rhine, then studying parapsychology at Duke University, he stressed his scepticism in strictly scientific terms. All of Rhine’s experiments had reported that psi-forces did not decline with distance, unlike the four known forces of nature – gravity, electromagnetism, the strong force and the weak force. “This suggests to me a very strong indication that a non-recognised source of systematic errors may have been involved,” Einstein wrote.
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I love the way he responded. Not saying that any wrongdoing or lying was going on just “non-recognised source of systematic errors “! That is so cool!
The Adventures of Accordion Guy in the 21st Century :: Joey deVilla’s Weblog :: Costco vs. Wal-Mart
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This is a good comparison between Costco and Wal-mart. Wish we had a Costco around here. That kind of attitude is the only kind to take for the long haul. Something almost all of the present grab and rape corporate takeover companies seem to have missed…
Thanks for the pointers Joey!
Resuscitating Microsoft Exchange 5.5 with Linux – OSNews.com
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I’d go with straight linux but if you have users that have to have exchange this makes much more sense than the microSloth option…
GROKLAW
It’s been fun watching SCO spin on the Davidson 2002 email/Swartz 1999 memo, don’t you think? While a few in the media showed some confusion, and one joined SCO’s frantic spin, most seemed to get one fundamental issue as clear as a bell, and you could almost hear a collective gasp and the world saying:
You mean it was all a bluff? Is this *all* SCO was holding when they said all those horrible things about Linux? Not just Linux, but Linus too?
The sheer gall of it is what resonated, even if many didn’t quite catch why it mattered legally. Their jaws dropped, because even now, this late in the game, people still thought that SCO must have something, some basis, at least in their own minds, to embark on their swashbuckling slash-and-burn litigation attack on Linux.
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I got nothing more to say other than I suspect those brass balls of ol Darryl’s are fixin to get roasted…
Gamila Teastick: Loose Leaves Loosely Joined :
Gizmodo
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Neat design here! I suspect it would work with coffee also for the tea challenged among us…