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View Article  Report: Misconduct among Teachers is up like a teenage boy...

"I mean, we're looking at teachers' cell phone messages, and these messages are coming in at 2 a.m.," said Bart Zabin, a principal investigator for the state Education Department. "What's going on here?"

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View Article  Judge says local suspect will stand trial for having sex with a Very Dead Dog

Kuch's defense attorney, Kathryn Fehrman, argued that Michigan's statute on sodomy and bestiality is vague and does not outlaw sex with a dead dog. Kuch is accused of sexual contact with the carcass of his girlfriend's dog on Oct. 20, about a week after the animal had been hit by a car.

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View Article  Zuzana Drabinova (Not Safe For Work)

A lovely lady in some nice white lacey things... enjoy!

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View Article  Islam and Slavery: The Concealed Truth

Excerpts from a Lecture by Srdja Trifkovic
Xavier University of Louisiana, New Orleans, November 14, 2003

To this day the only places in the world where one can buy a slave for ready cash are Moslem countries. The slaves in question are almost invariably black, and the countries in question are primarily Mauritania and Sudan. 

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View Article  ACLU ex-president charged in child-porn case

 

Former president of the Virginia chapter of the ACLU, who once argued before court not to block access to pornography in libraries, claiming “open access to educational materials critical in a free society”, has been charged with receiving and possessing child pornography

 

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View Article  Time, Like Newsweek, Predicted a coming Ice age in the 70's. Now it's "global warming" that's in fashion

Time Magazine's 1974; the coming ice age:

In Africa, drought continues for the sixth consecutive year, adding terribly to the toll of famine victims. During 1972 record rains in parts of the U.S., Pakistan and Japan caused some of the worst flooding in centuries. In Canada's wheat belt, a particularly chilly and rainy spring has delayed planting and may well bring a disappointingly small harvest. Rainy Britain, on the other hand, has suffered from uncharacteristic dry spells the past few springs. A series of unusually cold winters has gripped the American Far West, while New England and northern Europe have recently experienced the mildest winters within anyone's recollection.

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View Article  What EXACTLY is spyware?

Advertising spyware will monitor the surfing and/or searching activity of any person using the machine on which it is installed. That information is transmitted over the internet, usually to the company responsible for creating the software. The information is stored in a database, usually for marketing purposes. Information from this database might be sold to third parties. The software usually will display advertisements thought to be relevant to the interests of the person(s) using the infected computer.

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View Article  We aren't Homophobic; We're "Chick-O-Centric"

I think I speak for most heterosexual males when I say I’m not homophobic but chick-o-centric. Let’s keep it positive, okay? It’s not that we dislike you, the gay guy; it’s just that we really like girls. It seems no matter how long we compliantly spend in rehab undergoing the most stringent psychotherapy to rid ourselves of our knee-jerk to your mate choice, the simple fact is . . . heterosexual guys don’t “get” gays. Period.

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View Article  Dump the 'gay' beat

I don't know about you, but I've had enough of "gay journalism."  No matter where you turn today in the so-called "mainstream" media (you know, the part of the press losing all the readers and viewers), practically all you see is coverage of people with aberrant sexual practices.  I'm sure this is happening because social activists, including many who just want to feel good about their own aberrant sexual practices, have thoroughly dominated America's newsrooms.

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View Article  New promo campaign angers Boston

Less than a month after highways and bridges were shut down during a bomb scare touched off by an advertising stunt, a new marketing scheme has led angry city officials to shut down a historic site.  A clue in a Dr Pepper promotion suggested a coin that might be worth as much as $1 million was buried in the 347-year-old Granary Burying Ground, the final resting place of John Hancock, Paul Revere, Samuel Adams and other historic figures.

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View Article  Angry tourists break mugger's neck

A group of U.S. tourists, including a former Marine, killed a Costa Rican mugger by breaking his neck after he pulled a gun on them in a Caribbean port, a local police official said on Thursday.

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View Article  Jayden James and her Wonderful Curves (Not Safe For Work)

Oh My...

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View Article  50 Mistakes Women Make (Some Language NSFW)

What sets this one apart, is that it’s for women…about how to please men…written by a woman…who practices what she preaches. And no, I don’t know that from personal experience, it’s just an assumption I’m making. A fairly solid one. And, when she uses vulgarities, there is a point to her doing so. She’s not out to prove much of anything.

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View Article  Businessweek lists the 25 Companies with the Best Customer Service

Through innovations in technology, employee training, and customer-centered strategies, these service leaders don't just meet customer needs but anticipate and exceed them.

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View Article  Vietnam Vet to Receive Medal of Honor 41 Years After Battle

Without Crandall's actions, the embattled men at Ia Drang would have died in much the same way — "cut off, surrounded by numerically superior forces, overrun and butchered to the last man," the infantry commander, Lt. Col. Harold Moore, wrote in recommending Crandall for the medal.

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View Article  Gore Likely to Win Oscar Sunday Despite Violating Academy’s Rules

As sickening as it might seem, Al Gore appears to be a lock to win an Academy Award Sunday for his schlockumentary about global warming. Unfortunately, the real inconvenient truth is that the film appears to violate the Academy’s own rules concerning documentaries.

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View Article  Microsoft warns of danger to digital music after record $1.5bn fine

The company added that the ruling paves the way for Alcatel-Lucent to bring the digital music industry to a grinding halt. "We are concerned that this decision opens the door for Alcatel-Lucent to pursue action against hundreds of other companies who purchased the rights to use MP3 technology from ... the industry-recognised rightful licensor," said Microsoft's deputy general counsel Tom Burt.

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View Article  Juliette Rose (Not Safe For Work)

They don't get any better than this... Enjoy!

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View Article  Where Does All This Leave NATO?

 

The Brits are going home.

 

Forty thousand marched in beside the Americans. Only 7,100 remain; 1,600 will be heading home by Easter.

 

By August, the Danish force of 470 is to be withdrawn, as is the tiny Lithuanian unit. South Korea has 2,200 troops in the Kurdish north. Though they rarely leave base, 1,100 are to depart by August, the rest by year's end.

 

The Italians are gone. The Spanish pulled out after the Madrid bombings. Ukraine's 1,600 have departed. The Japanese have gone. Declaring the war "unjust and wrong," Slovakia's new prime minister just ordered home his country's contingent of 110 engineers.

 

Only the Americans are going deeper in. Aussies excepted, the "coalition of the willing" is no longer willing.

 

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View Article  China treats Internet ‘addicts’ sternly

 

Leaders see ‘a grave social problem’; treatment includes electric shocks

 

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View Article  Mainstream Muslim group to join Farrakhan rally

 

The Islamic Society of North America, which represents orthodox, mostly immigrant Muslims, will join ailing Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan this weekend in Detroit at what is billed as his final major address.

 

Imam Siraj Wahhaj, a longtime member of the Islamic Society, said he has accepted Farrakhan's invitation to give a sermon at Friday prayers ahead of the minister's speech on Sunday at Ford Field, the Plainfield-based Islamic Society said.

 

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View Article  MoD hoped psychics could find enemy

 

The Ministry of Defence spent £18,000 on experiments to discover if psychic powers existed and whether they could put to military use, it was revealed yesterday.

 

Subjects were blindfolded and asked if they could "see" the contents of sealed brown envelopes containings pictures of random objects and public figures.

 

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View Article  Ease security inspections of Arabs at airports, Olmert orders

 

Prime minister asks transportation minister to look into ways to improve treatment of Israeli Arabs at airport and border terminals, in light of repeated complaints of harassment due to 'racial profiling'

 

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View Article  Expert testifies that years of isolation have made Padilla incompetent to stand trial

 

A forensic neuropsychiatrist said she concluded after examining and testing Padilla for more than 22 hours last year that he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and is mentally incompetent for trial.

 

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View Article  Catholic Church lobbies for open borders

 

The Mexican government's full-throttled lobbying campaign is on. The amnesty steamroller moves forward. There are more illegal alien marches in store. And the line-jumpers keep on coming.

 

Looks like border security ain't got a prayer

 

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View Article  Smugglers raise stakes along border

 

Rival alien and drug smugglers on the U.S.-Mexico border are targeting each other in a wave of escalating violence to win control of smuggling corridors into the United States, with at least four recent killings tied to efforts to kidnap migrants for ransom.

 

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View Article  San Francisco -- surprise! -- has surpassed Los Angeles as the capital of the gay adult entertainment industry

To the list of accolades that make San Francisco the gayest city around, you can add this: world headquarters of the gay adult entertainment industry.

 

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View Article  Claudia and her lack of tan lines (Not Safe For Work)

One gorgeous woman... Enjoy!

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View Article  Homeland Security Funding 'Pork' Under Fire

In 2005, Kentucky won a $36,300 grant from the Department of Homeland Security to protect bingo halls from terrorist infiltration, and last year, the federal government granted $46,908 in homeland security funds to protect a limo and bus service that transports New Yorkers to the affluent Hamptons region in Long Island.

In 2004, five days before Christmas, the government announced a $153 million homeland security grant to provide food and shelter for the homeless, and in the last fiscal year, $15.7 million in homeland security funds went for enforcement of child labor laws.

 

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View Article  Is Too Much Money Allocated to AIDS Research?

The FAIR (Fair Allocations In Research) Foundation is attempting to change how research money is allocated among different diseases. According to FAIR's website, The FAIR Foundation was formed because of the inequities in disease research spending by Congress and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). FAIR feels that funding for AIDS research is unfairly higher than all other diseases. According to FAIR's website, there is an inequity in the favoritism given AIDS over all other diseases, including the sixteen diseases that kill a million more Americans than AIDS annually.

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