Wired 12.07: PLAY Busting myths; explosive decompression.
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Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 What my Stepdad read as a marriage vow to my mum last weekend… God, what a sweet speech he gave as well; I had to go and hide in the kitchen for fear of tears. Not mine – I only cry at movies – Bowling for Columbine and My Girl being two
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Paul Wolfowitz hosts Ask the White House Fascinating discussion pre-handover in Iraq. jon, from huntington beach, ca writes: I realize that Iraq is in control of a great deal of the government but why dont you catch the insurgents off-guard and turn full control over to Iraq now. What difference does a few days make?
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Yahoo! News Photos – Powell Sings ‘YMCA’ at Asian Security Meet Colin Powell gets local with the Village people in Indonesia.
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Top bar// Type of game (massively multiplayer) Header// Toontown Strap// A massively multiplayer game based solely on the Disney franchise? You’re taking the Mickey… Body// 300 words The average MMO is a distinctly adult phenomenon. Violence is ubiquitous, swearing common, and the controls tend to be fiddlier than a bo-ho violinist. Add in the inability
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BBC NEWS | Programmes | From Our Own Correspondent | Singapore slings a little caution to the wind Nice… one of my favourite bands The Tiger Lilies have been playing in totalitarian Singapore (a place where diners are politely informed that to order more than they can consume will be punished with a fine and
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HOW LONG WOULD IT TAKE TO KILL BILL GATES WITH AN AXE? A proper study.
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FYI Mum’s wedding was sugar-coated, more info on that later though. Tonight I eschewed the football and the drawn-out leaving do of my publisher in favour of nobler pursuits; I went to the theatre. Not through design, I’d hasten to add; simply free tickets available to Future employees, which a friend had nabbed. The play
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:::::: DANGERHERE ::::::: Football Humour, Opinions and Gaffes Might as well keep in with the spirit of the times…
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GovNet newsfeed: “The Mental Capacity Bill would, for the first time, ensure that people who lack capacity either through disability, mental illness, brain injury or illnesses such as dementia are placed at the heart of decision making.”