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Lessons from High Tech Hokum, Pt 2.
Lessons from High Tech Hokum, Pt 2.One more thing...I was talking about this post with a good friend of mine, who's been in sales for a quarter of a century. He told me that the "profound truth" behind high tech hokum is somewhat more simple than the one I...
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Discussion threads 2008-02-28

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Unknown Bruegel painting is discovered
World in brief A previously unknown work by the 17th-century painter Pieter Bruegel the Younger has been discovered, a Dutch art television programme reported yesterday. The small, circular painting - 17cm (6.7in) in diameter - portrays a farmer and his wife resting against a tree, and...
Articles 2008-10-01
Story of Great Artwork Began on Boy Scout Hike
- Exhibition in Sheboygan, Wis. a popular destination for families and fall travelers - SHEBOYGAN, Wis., Sept. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- As he set out to climb Oklahoma's Mt. Scott with his Boy Scout troop in 1928, Bert Ohnstad, a Scout executive and folk woodcarver, found a cedar...
Articles 2008-09-23
LETTER
Who needs more stores? In response to "Commercial development grows slowly in Lancaster County," in the Aug. 8 edition: It may be true that Lancaster County does not have as many shopping areas as other places, but so what? All that you get with more stores is more...
Articles 2008-08-29
Conflict sinks Georgia's fledgling tourism industry
MTSKHETA, Georgia AFP — The Georgian-Russian conflict which began on August 7 has dealt a devastating blow to the country's fledgling tourist industry in the middle of the summer season. At the site of Georgia's largest functioning cathedral, a leading tourist attraction a short drive from the capital,...
Articles 2008-08-22
'Loopy Lou' on pommel ends British drought
*GYMNASTICS It may seem like a trinket compared to the sackful of golden bullion that has come Britain's way here but the bronze medal won by 19-year-old gymnast Louis Smith yesterday stands out as an invaluable artefact for his sport. It is 100...
Articles 2008-08-18
'Loopy Lou' brings end to 100-year British wait
*GYMNASTICS It may seem like a trinket compared to the sackful of golden bullion that has come Britain's way here but the bronze medal won by 19-year-old gymnast Louis Smith yesterday stands out as an invaluable artefact for his sport. It is 100...
Articles 2008-08-18
Sometimes it's OK for women to not be right
I've been thinking lately about the dreaded subject of why we women feel the need to be right. Yes, I know that some women feel that our being often, very frequently right is more of a gift than a need, but I see myself giving in to...
Articles 2008-07-28
Bluegrass With A Red Tint
Abigail Washburn’s sound is a mash-up of old-timey Americana and Chinese tradition. Abigail Washburn is sitting on a bench in New York’s Battery Park City on a recent afternoon, the Statue of Liberty standing at attention just beyond the water’s edge. Tourists stop to snap photos, buy trinkets,...
Articles 2008-07-21
Use humor to increase confidence and decrease arrogance
With globalization, our whole economic world has been turned upside down. It seems so has our ethnic humor. While one could say that making fun of another is not funny, nonetheless we seem to do a lot of it. And the targets of...
Articles 2008-07-05
Utah visit an eye-opener for Russian orphans
Thousands of miles from their hometown, five orphans and two of their teachers oohed and ahhed at the architecture in Utah's Capitol. They had never seen anything like it. The tour was part of the Russian group's first trip to...
Articles 2008-07-02
R. Kelly's acquittal shocks, surprises and stirs debate
With his head down, eyes closed, R. Kelly seemed to be praying as the clerk read the verdict, "Not guilty." [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] "Thank you Jesus," those sitting next to the singer heard him say. And each time the clerk said, "Not guilty," Kelly...
Articles 2008-06-30
Utah visit thrills Russian orphans
Thousands of miles from their hometown, five orphans and two of their teachers oohed and ahhed at the architecture in Utah's Capitol. They had never seen anything like it. The tour was part of the Russian group's first trip to...
Articles 2008-06-28
WHERE LESS IS MOORISH
With its vast expanses of sand dunes and plateaux, Mauritania has some of Africa's most spectacular scenery. Gill Harvey saddles up her camel and heads for the hills Four travellers sit by torchlight in a bare room with thin, tatty mattresses slung around...
Articles 2008-06-28
A Christening Gift to Last a Lifetime
Children could receive Pounds Sterling 4,180 on their 18th birthday if generous christening guests listen to babies' parents and give gift money for their future, according to research from The Children's Mutual ( http://www.thechildrensmutual.co.uk ). It found that a quarter of parents whose children had been...
Articles 2008-06-24
Headstone showdown; Protest over rules on sizes of tributes
Byline: By PETER TAYLOR FURIOUS families say a council has made a grave mistake in outlawing tombstone trinkets. More than 700 people have signed a petition against proposals by Blyth Valley Council to turf family graves at Cowpen Cemet ery. The campaign was launched...
Articles 2008-06-24
MAKE YOUR MARCO
OH what a view. On one side a medieval walled city with a pretty harbour jutting out in a glittering sapphire sea. On the other, a crowd of stunningly beautiful models in swimsuits. The girls, all contenders for the title of Miss...
Articles 2008-06-22
Pa. law would ban most lobbyists' gifts
HARRISBURG - A Senate committee unanimously endorsed a so-called gift ban that would prohibit lawmakers and other state officials from accepting anything of value beyond "a trinket or memento" from lobbyists. "It would elevate the process to one that the people would have more confidence in," said Sen. Jeffrey...
Articles 2008-06-18
Hayley thefts
THIEVES have stolen trinkets left on the spot where Hayley Adamson was killed. Earrings, two necklaces, a keyring and some money have been swiped from the junction of Denton Road and Dorset Road in Scotswood, Newcastle, where she was knocked down by a police car. The...
Articles 2008-06-17
Lowe Launches First-of-its-Kind Facebook® Application
NEW YORK -- Today Lowe Worldwide announces the launch of an industry-leading application on Facebook Platform called The Life Changing Box. The application, developed by Lowe New York for one of the agency's global clients, is an interactive game giving users a chance to win prizes, some...
Articles 2008-06-12
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