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This cnn news clip talks about alien signals that where picked up from outer space. this clip was sent to my website bout 2/3 way thru last year, the sender said it was only aired once and was glad that he got a copy from ufo videos.com
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Gunzenbomz April 26, 2010 10:24:18 PM CEST
The next step is to question are you an Alien Dan>?I have no need for you to reply; I know the answer.*Believe in good within you & out there!*
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Sttoad April 26, 2010 1:35:04 AM CEST
You know why we do not get more alien signals? Because it is easier just to come here instead.Besides who cares about alien signals when we already have aliens here?Dan

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In his end notes to his biography of David Foster Wallace, D.T. Max of The New Yorker, writes that "David may have been the last great letter writer in American literature" and that "with the advent of email [Wallace's] correspondence grew terser, less ambitious." Burn echoes the same view, observing that "the major difference probably stems from the more rigidly linear format of some of his emails. Some of the great letters look like spiderweb art: in these notes, Wallace has written over the top of the letter he's replying to, with comments between the lines, spiralling into the margins, running up to headers and down to the footers."
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Sometimes I worry that jazz has been ruined for the 21st century by caricatures of zoot suits and hirsute beatniks snapping away over black coffee, or has been relegated to the pathetic limbo of aural wallpaper at cocktail parties. It's a shame that jazz doesn't get the same kind of attention and mainstream buzz it used to.
Novelists tend to be repulsed by and attracted to the literary biographer, who is both kindred spirit and antagonist, reviver and executioner, exalted Boswell, and the "lice of literature" (to quote Philip Roth from Exit Ghost). The literary biographer is a novelistic double whose diligent quest to flesh out a life mirrors the novelist's "savage snooping calling itself literature" (again, Exit Ghost); he is also a monstrous interloper whose obsessive search for real-life parallels threaten the sanctity of the work of art, which in a world legislated by poets would be free from the insights — facile or penetrating, doggedly literal of irresponsibly speculative — of biographical criticism.
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Our lives won't be all kangaroos and blond ballet dancers. And difference can be painful, it can be felt like a disfigurement, and it's easy to envy, at times, the ease of life for people in the majority. As O'Hara laments 'you were made in the image of god / I was not / I was made in the image of a sissy truck-driver.' But there's joy in loving what you love, a purity in expressing it exactly in its unchecked, effusive and messy truth…
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I expect many cat fans will have seen this expression many times, Its the one that says " Look What I Caught " specially for you.....
The rare & fierce, Seen only at certain times of the year " Santa Claws Hat ", Well it was no match for my Little gal " Pixel " despite an extra long hunt, Followed by an extra long wrestling match, Along with lots of Meeeooowing, Spitting and snarling, Pixel managed to subdue the beast.....
Then deliver the prize to me along with a reminder note, It reads " See I am worth all the extra tasty treats, So keep them coming " Or catch your own Santa Claws Hats......
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In an interview Domenico DeMarco, pizza owner of brooklyn's legendary Di Fara's, stated that "real" Italian pizza can be detected by looking at the underside of the crust. If the crust is uniformly colored, it's not the real deal. If, however, there are dark spots where the intense heat of the oven burns the crust slightly, you've got the genuine article. Artichoke has got the spots this is "real" Italian pizza. I haven't tried every legendary pizzeria in New York, but I am pretty pizza savvy. Final verdict: artichoke is definitely one of the best. Three types of slices offered as of August 2008: standard margherita, spinach & artichoke dip, and crab with a creamy red peper bechamel sauce. All three are distinguished in their own way. I can't decide which slice is my favorite. It seems to change from week to week.
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Just good. Not amazing, and certainly not magical. People just love hot ooey, gooey, slices of pizza. Regular & Sicilian slices: The sauce is nothing special at all... unless you like Ragu. However, the crust is crispy and almost buttery. The cheese is cheese. Then there's a leaf or two of "fresh" basil added. That trick always makes people think the pizza is fantastic. As for the artichoke slice: Big, thick, bready crust topped with the kind of artichoke/spinach dip one would get at a Friday's or Applebees. It's great if you like junk food... and long lines.
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The pizza here is absolutely amazing. Pick it up, take it home, and wallow in its glory.
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Read about this place in NY Mag and decided to give it a go. As anticipated and warned (New York Mag already did) there would be and was a line. Getting the actual slice was pretty painful but once I bit into my first mere morsel any pain disappeared and morphed into pure magic. Mouth -watering masterpiece. You must brave the queue and try!
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It is my absolute pleasure to be the first to review the restaurant with the hands down best slice of pizza in all of New York City. ALL OF NEW YORK. I say this as someone who has been living in Manhattan for 10 years now, and my girlfriend has been living here for 6 - we both literally flipped out for the artichoke slice!! I cannot speak to the plain slices, but I promise you the artichoke will change your life. The wait is around the block and the service is EXTREMELY slow, and with no place to sit down inside, I was forced to give the lower marks in those categories. However, I gave the five stars for food and would have given six if i could. 100% worth the wait and worth sitting in the street!!


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A pensioner has been arrested on suspicion of raping a teenage girl.
Police said a man, 71, from Wigton, was held over a report at the weekend that a girl, also from north Allerdale, had been sexually assaulted "over a period of several months".
Officers were immediately deployed to speak to the girl on Saturday, and carry out a number of forensic searches at a house in the Aspatria area. A police spokeswoman said: "The girl is being supported by family members and specially-trained officers at this time."
The man was placed on bail until March 28 while inquiries continue.
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This week I attended Social Business Forum 2011 - formerly known as Enterprise 2.0 Forum - in Milan on JUN 08. Here are some photos of keynotes and panels I took at the event:
1. Social Business Forum 2011 - Emanuele Quintarelli, Open Knowledge and #sbf11 organizer - Congrats! Great event as always.
2. On the Shoulders of Giants - Open Knowledge
3. Paving the Way to Social Business - Bill Johnston, Dell
4. Social Business, It's Also About the Processes - Andrew Gilboy, Oracle
5. Enterprise 2.0 Panel - Bertrand Duperrin, Roberto Cobianchi, Gino Tocchetti and Mario Gastaldi
6. Il Buzz Seeding funziona davvero? - Simone Tornabene, Viral Beat
7. 'Viral Is Social Sharing of Emotions' - Mirko Pallera, Ninja Marketing
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The McCracken County Sheriff's Department arrested a Paducah man Wednesday afternoon and charged him with numerous drug offenses after a drug investigation.
Paul F. Lamb, 61, was charged with firearm enhanced-trafficking in a first degree controlled substance, trafficking in a second degree controlled substance-Hydrocodone, trafficking in marijuana more than 5 pounds, possession of a handgun by a convicted felon and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The sheriff's department said the drug charges were firearm enhanced due to the firearms being in close proximity to the drugs.
The investigation began after detectives received information alleging illegal drug activity was happening on Markham Avenue in Paducah.
Deputies say Paul Lamb was identified as a resident of Markham Avenue.
Lamb was arrested after a traffic stop earlier Wednesday when Deputy Steve Croft stopped Lamb for traffic violations. During the stop deputies found and seized marijuana, Hydrocodone and Percocet that was packaged for sale. In addition to the drugs, deputies also seized an undisclosed amount of money believed to be proceeds of illegal drug sales.
As part of the ensuing investigation, detectives secured and later executed a search warrant on Markham Avenue around 7 p.m. on Wednesday.
During a search of the home, detectives seized more than 6 pounds of marijuana packaged for sale, digital scales, doses of Percocet, Hydrocodone and additional controlled substances.
In addition to the drugs, detectives also seized two loaded handguns in close proximity to the drugs.
The investigation revealed that Lamb had a lengthy criminal history that included felony convictions for manslaughter, trafficking in marijuana, trafficking in a controlled substance and being a persistent felony offender.
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