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  1. Salon - Seeking Mike

    I've about given up on my quest when one day I awake to find two messages on my machine. The first is from Moriarty. "I've got more than enough coffee and I'm ready to talk," he says. "Call me."

  2. LA Times - Playing the I-Card? It's No Sure Way to Victory

    Americans want contradictory things from a president, he says, a leader who is dignified yet not too remote, someone who is extraordinary, yet somehow just like them. "Maybe what those polls are measuring is cognitive dissonance. Voters are trying to hold two opposing thoughts in their heads."

    "On the other hand," he adds, "the ability to do that is supposed to be a sign of intelligence, so maybe it's not so bad."

  3. Guardian Unlimited - Israel Shifts to Live Bullets

    "You don't shoot at a child who is 12 or younger," he told Ha'aretz. "Twelve and up is allowed. He is not a child any more, he is already after his bar mitzvah."

  4. Village Voice - Demonstrate This

    According to Krasner, Sellers was collared by several officers on Wednesday while walking down JFK Boulevard and talking on his Nextel. He was charged with eight misdemeanors, including obstructing a highway, conspiracy, and possession of "an instrument of crime," presumably his cell.

  5. 2600 - Verizon Attacks Critical Domain Names

    It has recently come to my attention that you have registered the domain name VERIZONREALLYSUCKS.COM incorporating the “VERIZON” mark referenced above. This letter is to inform you that your registration and/or use of these domain names infringes Bell Atlantic’s valuable trademark rights in the “Verizon” mark and violates the new Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (the “Anticybersquatting Act”).

  6. Washington Post - A Two-System Party Results in Dual (and Dueling) Nominees

    At the Hagelin convention, the delegates watched glumly as the returns came in, state by state, showing Buchanan winning everywhere but Colorado, Hawaii and North Carolina. After the final tally was posted--49,529 for Buchanan to 28,539 for Hagelin--the delegates voted to nominate Hagelin anyway. He promptly appeared onstage, smiling broadly and declaring, "I accept with humility and with pride."

  7. Terminal City - What an Experience with Martin Amis

    DE: Did Hitch really lose a finger?

  8. Books Unlimited - Mum, do you think I'm her father? - Definitely

    "What's the matter with you?" I asked, with defiant innocence - my mouth smothered in lipstick. (This was one of the few occasions when I rivalled my father, whose sexual recklessness often approached the psychotic.)

  9. Independent - Father and Son Reunion

    In 1986 the father wrote to Robert Conquest that Martin had "gone all lefty and of the crappiest neutralist kind, challenging me to guess how many times over the world can destroy itself... He's bright, you see, but a fucking fool, and the worse, far worse, for having come to it late in life, aetat nearly 37 not 17."

  10. Washington Post - For Oasis, Relief At Last

    Before Liam officially stopped drinking, the label discouraged him from giving interviews. "I've been a little bit [expletive] drunk for the last couple years. It was always [expletive] this, [expletive] that, and I couldn't string two sentences together, so it was better if I didn't talk. Now I can talk."

  11. The Nation - Talking 'Anarchy' with Chomsky

    "Debt is not valid if it's essentially imposed by force. The Third World debt is odious debt. That's even been recognized by the US representative at the IMF, Karen Lissaker, an international economist, who pointed out a couple of years ago that if we were to apply the principles of odious debt, most of the Third World debt would simply disappear."

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