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[Volokh.com] The Volokh Conspiracy: I recently realized that my friends Kristina Johnson and David Franke are actually proto-bloggers (I know this depends on the definition of "blog" you use, but I choose a capacious one). If you're interested in their site, which began in 1998 with their 9-month-long round-the-world trip (Hawaii, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Nepal, Hong Kong, Macao, Mainland China, Taiwan, England, Holland, France, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Italy, and Switzerland) check out http://wired2theworld.com.
[Topperstap.blogspot.com] Toppers-Tap The White Pages: On tape, one hears as Nasypany, following standard hijack protocol, prepares to launch two fighters from Otis Air National Guard Base, on Cape Cod, to look for American 11, which is now off course and headed south. He orders his Weapons Team””the group on the ops floor that controls the fighters””to put the Otis planes on "battle stations." This means that at the air base the designated "alert" pilots””two in this case””are jolted into action by a piercing "battle horn." They run to their jets, climb up, strap in, and do everything they need to do to get ready to fly short of starting the engines.
[Brothersjudd.com] BrothersJudd Blog: June 2004 Archives: Says one Bush campaign official: "I don't understand why the Washington Post views it as unreasonable that John Kerry's quote saying he wants to replace the Patriot Act be interpreted by this campaign as saying he wants to replace the Patriot Act. Would any reasonable person in that room who listened to that speech walk out with any other conclusion than John Kerry wanted to replace the Patriot Act?" The official further says that it is reasonable to argue that if Kerry wants to replace the Act, then he wants to repeal the present law.
[Verydistro.com] Very Distribution And Mail Order : specializing in inexpensive ...: , These Arms Are Snakes, Pelican, Bastard Noise, and more. "Cusp" is beautiful in its chaos and simplicity.
[Lacowboy.blogspot.com] LA Cowboy: Thanks to the relatively new technology of the Internet, a rippin’ good discussion of that subject has been unfolding at this column’s latimes.com blog. So far the online debate among students, parents, teachers and crabby citizens is ping-ponging from gung-ho geekery to traditionalist scoffing, with hurtful assaults on my eggshell-like ego thrown in: “”¦The LA Times, great paper that it is, should probably start attacking the problem by finding writers for this subject who don’t mock their subject matter.”
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