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Entries from Nopember 8, 2009

the Syrian Meleager

Nopember 8, 2009 · No Comments · Uncategorized

“‘Then wherefore,’ I interrupted, ‘do I see Robert Burns loitering with that lady in a ruff,–Cassandra, I make no doubt–Ronsard’s Cassandra? And why is the incomparable Clarinda inseparable from Petrarch; and Miss Patty Blount, Pope’s flame, from the Syrian Meleager, while HIS Heliodore is manifestly devoted to Mr. Emerson, whom, by the way, I am [...]

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Tusitala

Nopember 6, 2009 · No Comments · Uncategorized

We spoke of a rest in a Fairy hill of the north, but he Far from the firths of the east and the racing tides of the west Sleeps in the sight and the sound of the infinite southern sea, Weary and well content, in his grave on the Vaea crest. Tusitala, the lover of [...]

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The broadcast propaganda source

Nopember 2, 2009 · No Comments · Uncategorized

The broadcast source of the al-Zawraa network is said to be unknown, but the Egyptian-owned Nielsat satellite network currently broadcasts the mujahideen propaganda on channel 106. Nielsat’s coverage area includes the whole of the Middle East and Northern Africa. While spending time with the Military Transition Team at the Fallujah Government Center, I watched al-Zawraa [...]

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The Iraqis Ramadi and Americans

Nopember 2, 2009 · No Comments · Uncategorized

The Iraqis and Americans working together in Ramadi have no doubt that they can prevail in this fight. But privately, they wonder if Baghdad and Washington have that same vision. One U.S. officer told me, “the Iraqi security forces have plenty of courage but some of their troops and cops out here haven’t been paid [...]

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The Roman general Pompey

Nopember 2, 2009 · No Comments · Uncategorized

At that time the Roman general Pompey was making wars in the East, and also threatened the empire of Odin. Meanwhile Odin and his wife had learned through prophetic inspiration that a glorious future awaited them in the northern part of the world. He therefore emigrated from Tyrkland, and took with him many people, old [...]

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free web services

Nopember 2, 2009 · No Comments · Uncategorized

There are now many free web services suitable for sharing digital media collections of research and teaching materials with teachers, students, and lifelong learners all over the world. This report compares the relative strengths and weaknesses of the following web services: Internet Archive, Apple Learning Interchange, Connexions, Flickr, Wikiversity, WikiEducator, Yahoo! Teachers, YouTube, and Curriki. [...]

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