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Device Driver Database (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
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SUBROSA (Free subscription) | yesterday
Mike Smithson of politicalbetting.com has stimulated debate about Sunday's Ipsos MORI poll which showed the Conservative vote dropping to 6 points between labour and themselves, but now has a new poll (exclusively for PB) showing that the LibDems (21%) are only one point behind labour (22%) and with the tories ahead on 39%. Further analysis has yet to be completed. I seldom take polls seriously as...
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'Do You Write Under Your Own Name?' (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
I was amazed, the other day, to chance upon a repeat on ITV3 of an episode of Poirot from 1990 that I hadn’t seen before, and which was set in the Lake District. I couldn’t remember an Agatha Christie story set in the Lakes – despite the fact that she knew Cheshire through her visits to Abney Hall and Marple, I am pretty sure that she wrote fewer stories set in the north of England...
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Britannia Radio (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
Tories! Wake upMONDAY, 23RD NOVEMBER 2009As a postscript to my article in the Daily Mail today about why the Tories have not yet ‘sealed the deal’ with British voters, a reader writes:You are spot-on in the Mail today. I was at a luncheon of nine at the weekend. All of us had only ever voted Tory before. But this time around only two will, with one undecided and SIX (including myself) resolved...
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Britannia Radio (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
Monday, 23rd November 2009Tories! Wake up9:22amAs a postscript to my article in the Daily Mail today about why the Tories have not yet ‘sealed the deal’ with British voters, a reader writes:You are spot-on in the Mail today. I was at a luncheon of nine at the weekend. All of us had only ever voted Tory before. But this time around only two will, with one undecided and SIX (including myself)...
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Inside the Lakers (Free subscription) | 11/22/2009
The Vijay Amritraj Foundation Vijay Amritraj visits the Samrakshan Orphanage in India during a recent trip for his VAF foundation. A postscript to today's column on Vijay Amritraj (linked here): Amritraj tells a story that occured a couple of...
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A Lucid Mind (Free subscription) | 11/22/2009
232 MKSD Round was designed by Masayuki Sato from Maniackers Design. It comes in the 3 above weights, Light, Medium and bold and you can download it as a Mac Truetype, Mac Postscript and Windows Truetype font file. You can download it for free via the visiting the link below.
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Softpedia - Latest Mac software (Free subscription) | 11/22/2009
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New York Post (Free subscription) | 11/22/2009
Mandy Mullen’s story about Scientology (“Weird Science,” PostScript, Nov. 15) is all lies in the service of Anonymous, a hate group that targets our Church, or even anyone who just falls onto their radar. Mullen says Scientology was supposed to help ...
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Buckdog (Free subscription) | 11/21/2009
The minute after Rod Gantefore told Saskatchewan that his provincial budget was over $1 Billion in deficit, Sask Party spin doctors started twirling and whirling their carefully crafted cover line. " No one could have possibly projected the decline in revenue that is causing the deficit." The spinners called into every open line talk show that they could - spinning and spinning. Even talk...
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Seen Through a Glass (Free subscription) | 11/21/2009
The Pittsburgh trip I'm telling you about -- Red Star, Church, East End, Full Pint, an' 'at -- is, of course, not complete . It's because there are two huge holes in it: Iron City and Penn . I stopped and stared at the big, silent Iron City brewery Wednesday morning when I was visiting Church Brew Works: the huge graphics coming off the walls, the little sign still saying "Beer Gear Shop."...
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Dr Dims Delirious Drivel (Free subscription) | 11/21/2009
It seems highly suspect that an adult should be treated like a child in facilities such as these, for instance, one is expected to sit in line in the TV room (for wont of a better term). Other examples of behaviour designed to induce conformity include requiring permission to perform almost every task with the only exception of bodily functions. Although, upon reflection, even this most basic of human...
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Another 52 Books (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Originally published in 2 parts, in May 2004. Book 17 in my first 52 books challenge. Full title: The Professor and the Madman: A tale of murder, insanity, and the making of the Oxford English Dictionary Author: Simon Winchester Published: 1998 Genre: History, biography, lexicography Where got: National library This book is about two men who worked on the making of the OED (Oxford English Dictionary)...
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Unsolicited Opinion (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
A few days ago, I published verbatim the NOAA forecast discussion for the Puget Sound area. That post was the 1,000th post for this humble blog and the choice of subject was no accident. You see, back in my co-blogging days at the now defunct Mockingbird's Medley I posted something very similar there just to be silly. Turns out I stole the 1,000th post from Jim Yeager, the head Mockingbird. That was...
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Ana the Imp (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Last month saw the anniversary of Nelson’s victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, the one great admiral and the one great naval victory that just about everyone knows, even if they know no another. But let me bring to your attention a forgotten admiral-Sir Edward Hawke-and a forgotten victory-the Battle of Quiberon Bay, the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of which just happens to fall on this...
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prmac | 11/10/2009
Zevrix Solutions today announces BatchOutput Server 4.2.4 , an update to its output workflow automation solution for Adobe InDesign. Originally developed for a major publisher in the U.S., the software automates InDesign output by processing files from hotfolders. BatchOutput Server offloads printing and exporting to PDF and PostScript to a central system leaving operator workstations free from the...
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prmac | 03/23/2009
Zevrix Solutions released BatchOutput Server 4.1.5 , a maintenance update to its output workflow automation solution for Adobe InDesign. The software automates printing and exporting to PDF and PostScript by processing InDesign files from network-based hotfolders. BatchOutput Server frees up operator stations from the output process saving companies countless hours that are lost each year. The new...
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