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Books, Inq. (Free subscription) | 28 minutes ago
... well, not quite. It's a test for Laura ans me to determine something.
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... well, not quite. It's a test for Laura ans me to determine something.
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... Leaked text of secret copyright treaty vs. bland bureaucratic press-release describing same. What exactly is this business about a secret treaty. Hey, Senators, you have to approve any treaty this country signs onto - or we're not signed onto it. That would tend to involve making the text of same a part of the public record.
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Microsoft inverses truths, calling itself the opposite of what it really is as it tries to cast proprietary software as "open"
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Heritage Key (Sean Williams) A summary of some of the main themes of the Colloquium. This year's Egyptological Colloquium, held in the British Museum's fantastic BP Lecture Theatre, was roundly applauded as a great success. No fewer than eighteen gifted minds took to the lectern, as a glut of opinions, theories, excavations and discoveries were explored to a large audience's enthralment. Some of the...
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JNES October 2009 There is an article on Egypt in this month's JNES: The Names “Naneferkaptah,” “Ihweret,” and “Tabubue” in the “First Tale of Setne Khaemwas ” by Steve Vinson The full article is available to subscribers or for purchase. The first page of the paper, with a paragraph of summary, can be found here . There are also book reviews that may...
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Noam Chomsky is the west's most prominent critic of US imperialism, yet he is rarely interviewed in the mainstream media . Seumas Milne meets him Seumas Milne The Guardian , Saturday 7 November 2009 "....When he spoke in London last week , thousands of young people battled for tickets to attend his lectures, followed live on the internet across the globe, as the 80-year-old American linguist fielded...
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The UK's oldest public museum, the Ashmolean in Oxford, reopens after a £61m redevelopment to create 39 new galleries.
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