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| 2003/3/15-16 [Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:27706 Activity:low |
3/15 Very interesting program from http://Marketplace.org It explains why USA is sure Iraq has the know-how to build Atomic weapons link:csua.org/u/ad5 \_ "They fucking looked at the receipts, duh." - B. Hicks. (valid then, valid quote now). \_ Virus warning. The uninfected original is at http://marketplace.org, but it uses real player, which will try to put advert loaders in your startup. \_ what is the name of the virus? how do i know i got infected or not? (norton antivirus already running) \_ Iraq has blood agents and nerve gas, but isn't close to nukes. \_ Dead is dead, thanks. And how do *you* know they aren't close to nukes? And even if true, you know why? Because the damned jews killed their french built nuke plant. that's why. \_ Arthur Kent, AKA the Skud Stud from GW1, has a History Channel special on this coming up soon. \_ Any relation to Clark Kent, AKA the Man of Steel? Quest for Peace anyone? Maybe a quality respirator instead? |
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| Marketplace.org -> marketplace.publicradio.org/ Enlarge Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz has admitted that the President's next request for more money will push the cost of the war for the year 2005 to over $50 billion. Alan Greenspan's term officially expires in less than six weeks. Coca-Cola's big summer promotion goes high-tech, with 120 cans containing a cell phone and GPS receiver. The grand prize winners will use the devices to request their reward, which will be delivered to them at an unspecified location, in exchange for the cans. Enlarge Visit a modern-day, employment-based barn raising. The amount a business spends on research and development might be the key. A survey by New York City's department of health says smoking in the Big Apple has dropped 11 percent. On Friday Does the brain prefer work, as opposed to getting money for nothing? Discover how McDonalds is moving the pervasiveness of audio jingles to a whole new level. Listen to the full interview with T Boone Pickens (excerpted on the March 25 Marketplace). Host Kai Ryssdal asks the iconic "corporate raider" to talk about his early years in the oil business, and the recent consolidation of the petroleum industry. Getty Images, providing professionals with sports, news, archival and contemporary images. Marketplace and Marketplace Morning Report are produced at the Frank Stanton Studios in Los Angeles by Minnesota Public Radio. |
| marketplace.org -> marketplace.publicradio.org/ Enlarge Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz has admitted that the President's next request for more money will push the cost of the war for the year 2005 to over $50 billion. Alan Greenspan's term officially expires in less than six weeks. Coca-Cola's big summer promotion goes high-tech, with 120 cans containing a cell phone and GPS receiver. The grand prize winners will use the devices to request their reward, which will be delivered to them at an unspecified location, in exchange for the cans. Enlarge Visit a modern-day, employment-based barn raising. The amount a business spends on research and development might be the key. A survey by New York City's department of health says smoking in the Big Apple has dropped 11 percent. On Friday Does the brain prefer work, as opposed to getting money for nothing? Discover how McDonalds is moving the pervasiveness of audio jingles to a whole new level. Listen to the full interview with T Boone Pickens (excerpted on the March 25 Marketplace). Host Kai Ryssdal asks the iconic "corporate raider" to talk about his early years in the oil business, and the recent consolidation of the petroleum industry. Getty Images, providing professionals with sports, news, archival and contemporary images. Marketplace and Marketplace Morning Report are produced at the Frank Stanton Studios in Los Angeles by Minnesota Public Radio. |