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basket ball-weekend
narain_47
by narain_47  8-1-2008     
 Best of viewing and participating
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WSOP 1978 Final Hand
vestercek
by vestercek  5-10-2008   
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Exit LIBOR, Enter NYFR?
jcfalkenberg
by jcfalkenberg  5-1-2008   
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Putting a number on financial "fear Factor"
jcfalkenberg
by jcfalkenberg  11-19-2007   
 Libor spread at wides, Treasury-fed fund spread wide as well. Liquidity is at a premium and the LIBOR spread accounts for financial contagion fears
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Desegregation Battle in 1832, Connecticut: Canterbury Female Boarding School
Cezanne777
by Cezanne777  10-23-2007   
 Interesting NYT article on an early attempt to desegregate (1832). The problem was not public schools, which already allowed black attendance--it was a finishing school. Higher education for blacks was an idea ahead of its time. The school did close.
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Scientist made first Utah mine collapse call
amgumen
by amgumen  8-28-2007   
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'What's Wrong with America?'
RayWatkins
by RayWatkins  8-17-2007   
 John Sweeney
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Bob Murray: Deadpan comedy genius.
ChePanzee
by ChePanzee  8-7-2007   
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Broadband users spend 48% of their spare time (1hr 40mins) online
fuordigital
by fuordigital  7-12-2007   
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VLJ air taxi business skeptic
JohnWOwen
by JohnWOwen  6-9-2007   
 Wasn't THIS the name of the college professor that gave Fred Smith (Founder of that little flying company named FedEx) a "C" on his exam/paper that was essentially the BLUEPRINT for the start of FEDERAL EXPRESS? Nah....just joking! But no matter WHAT has EVER been done/built/developed, there HAS, and will always BE....someone predicting that it CAN'T be done! Those that CAN.....DO!
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Pick-up lines for the seriously cartoon-addicted
anpl32
by anpl32  4-5-2007   
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Bruised Shins
Cyber_Ryuapu
by Cyber_Ryuapu  1-31-2007   
 After a nasty breakup, indie-rock hero James Mercer rearranged the pieces of his life into a meticulous collection of bittersweet pop songs
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Baptists: Let Ellison swear on the Qur'an
enbar
by enbar  12-19-2006    3
 A strongly-worded editorial from the Baptist Studies Center on why Congressman-elect Ellison ought to be allowed to use the Qur'an for his swearing-in ceremony, and why religious freedom and disestablishmentarianism are historically key Baptist principles.
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Do the job right!
Firecowboy26
by Firecowboy26  11-26-2006   
 Make sure that we are doing are jobs right no matter how things look always do what needs to be do.
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SF Author: Thomas William Cronin
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  4-5-2006   
  The story starts in 2038. There are two missions on Mars, a small Japanese Space Agency mission in Ares Valley, and a large NASA mission in Kasei Valley, 1700 miles to the west. Early on, the JSA mission suffers a crippling failure, and its sole survivor, an elderly scientist who is also a Zen master, faces certain death from starvation. As the story opens, the NASA landing site is devastated by a catastrophe, caused by a funding shortfall that forces the mission to run risks. There are only two survivors, an American and a Frenchwoman, who were away on a rover expedition. Two of the mission's three long-range, nuclear-powered rovers also survive, but the surviving food will run out in only two weeks. News of the catastrophe is received with shock on Earth. Next day, there is an emergency hearing on the disaster in Washington, attended by the world's space agency chiefs, and watched worldwide. The JSA chief drops the first bombshell, when she reveals that the Zen master in
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