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The Misadventures of Nigel Hawkins
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In lieu of even one of my fake posts, I can't figure out if this thing is real....

http://www.skyandsummit.com/Glacegeneve/pages/DSCN7720.html
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Hmm... http://www.wagenschenke.ch/

It's quite a difficult game.
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haha!!
"If you can get her to say my name then I would buy it. I need that kind of personal attention," said New Yorker Julian McCullough.

Rest of story here: http://tinyurl.com/4uayo

Work safe, it links to a Reuter's story at Yahoo. ^^;
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Mossberg (of WSJ.com) sometimes read too much like advertising, but today's ad sounds pretty damned interesting. Below the cut.

Read more... )
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A very interesting I, Cringely article peering down into the future to divine the meaning of the Mac Mini.
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Check out this bad boy...

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Perhaps it's yet another sign of how clueless I am in the "job market" as I haven't had to really interview or hunt for a new job in an office environment, pretty much ever...

But here it is as a PSA

Keeping Your Job Hunt Secret Is Harder Now -- But Here's How to Do It )
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Hockey, continuing its slide towards irrelevancy...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6839332/
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As a Chinese Taiwanese person living in America, I live a life of constant contradictions. A lot of it is the simple disparity between eastern and western cultures but a big part of it between the progressive in me that lean towards the Democrats while as a Taiwanese, I understand that realpolitick Republicans are the ones who will stand up against the Chinese should things in the Taiwan Strait become dicier than they are today.

Hell, if it weren't for this issue, I wouldn't have read these two things!

The Invasion of Taiwan from the National Review and A Coming Chinese Miscalculation from Blogs for Bush.
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This is amusing to me for no real apparent reason...

The Mississippi State Tax Commission may have received an unsual number of calls yesterday thanks to a very pleasant woman's voice on the outgoing message with the following greeting:

Hello, you've reached the Mississippi State Tax Commission. On Monday, January the 17th, the state tax commission offices will be closed in observance of Robert E. Lee and Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthdays. Tax Comission offices will reopen on Tuesday, January the 18th. Office hours are from eight until five. Thank you. Have a safe and happy holiday.


Northerners surprised to learn that the two men are celebrated on the same day in parts of the south wound up zinging the number around the net yesterday on listservs and personal networks, and their southern brethen replied right back that before MLK Day became a holiday, Robert E. Lee's Jan. 19 birthday was what some schools south of the Mason-Dixon celebrated. Today, the rebel general's birthday is celebrated as a state holiday in South Carolina, Arkansas, Tennessee, and -- of course -- South Carolina. That the efforts to honor two men who played such different roles in American history should now overlap is either one of the great ironies of this nation's history, or somehow strangely fitting.
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For the geeks in all of us: http://ifsmodel.org
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For you Apple freaks.... unless it's a typo

In addition, Asustek will also start shipping iBook G5 notebooks to Apple in the second quarter of this year. Shipments of the current iBook notebooks totaled about 110,000-120,000 units a month in the fourth quarter last year, the sources noted.

-- http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20050114A7040.html
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