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Monthly Archives: July 2004
Bloomberg.com: Top Worldwide: “The July 12-15 Marist poll put the so-called undecideds among U.S. registered voters at 9 percent and found that 7 percent of those leaning toward one candidate might switch.” – Aha, a fact. So, 9% of voters … Continue reading
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Wired News: SpaceShipOne Countdown Starts – I don’t even know what to write here, but if these guys are successful, they could change everything.
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Oh, and did I mention I wrote a page about my exciting experiences with eBay seller cd.hunter? You can find that here.
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trading an SUV for a Segway
I got this email this past week: Hello, I was looking for information on replacing my SUV (a 1996 Ford Explorer) with a Segway iSeries since I’m taking a sabatical from my job to return to school full-time and complete … Continue reading
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The Tale of ToddBradley404 and cd.hunter On June 26, 2004, I placed a bid on eBay.com for auction 4021038168. The item up for auction was described as “Harold Faltermeyer – FLETCH – complete score, CD.” The seller offered this description: … Continue reading
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Beth and I saw two movies last weekend, both of which I’d recommend. Friday night we say the new Harry Potter movie, which we both enjoyed. I think I liked it more than the last one. The reason we went … Continue reading
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