``I must give him his due. He has considerably cretinized me.'' Lautréamont

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Monday, January 31, 2005

Elephant Tramples Circus Worker to Death

Elephant worker tramples circus worker to death

Teaching Computers to Read No Simple Task

able to buy cognac

It all might sound like science fiction, but it's not that far-fetched. Machines can already be considered cognitive, depending on your definition of the word.

Faith-Based Groups Oppose Immigration Bill

We're faith-based

"We believe public policy based on fear, false premise or misleading information is something we cannot accept. The Episcopal Church has long spoken out against further reduction of asylum opportunity," Parkins said.

Students to Learn About La. Wetlands

The multimedia quagmire

The five hourlong live broadcasts from will take place in Jean Lafitte National Park, the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium's laboratory at Port Fourchon and its marine center in Cocodrie.

Sunday, January 30, 2005

Rice: Iraqi Election Tops Expectations

Kerry to fill Kennedy's shoes when the great man explodes

"It is hard to say that something is legitimate when whole portions of the country can't vote and doesn't vote," Kerry said.

Saturday, January 29, 2005

Connecticut Officials Postpone Execution

Rube Goldberg fans enthusiastic

Death penalty opponents have warned that an execution in liberal New England could have a domino effect across the region and make it easier for other states to put criminals to death.

Friday, January 28, 2005

Massive Manure Fire Burns Into Third Month

Extinguishing the monster dung fire was Hercules' eleventh labor, after bringing the cattle of the monster Geryon.

Byproducts from the massive operation resulted in a dung pile measuring 100 feet long, 30 feet high and 50 feet wide that began burning about two months ago and continues to smolder despite Herculean attempts to douse it.

Wednesday, January 26, 2005

University Tells Driver to Remove Magnet

Below the belt is where you'd look to distinguish patriotism from matriatism

University President Dave Frohnmayer said Tuesday that Baker will face no disciplinary action, and added that he was upset that the incident has led people to question the patriotism of the university.

"The excuse that some people take in events like this to question the patriotism of other Americans is frankly below the belt," he said.

Tuesday, January 25, 2005

Bush Seeks Fresh Start With Black Leaders

God loves money

Bush's efforts to steer more federal dollars to social programs conducted by so-called faith-based groups also has been received favorably by church leaders.

Monday, January 24, 2005

Wife of Hearst Newspaper President Dies

Caring specialized

"Mary had a compassionate heart for others who didn't have the financial ability to attend a Catholic school," said Kathy Boukissen, the school's director of development.

Hutchinson Leaving Homeland Security Post

Decisive means its opposite in government

"We'll wait and see," Hutchinson said. "I'm ruling nothing out. I'm taking the decision-making process a step at a time."

Study: Obesity May Hinder Cancer Screening

Why there are no fat scientists

But doctors believe obese men produce more estrogen, which drives down testosterone levels and could affect cells that produce the antigen used in the test.

Sunday, January 23, 2005

Nixon Secretary Rose Mary Woods Dies

Cold hands too

"She was intelligent, literate, clamlike in her discretion.

Western State Democrats Interview Dean

Victory at Sea

Frost decried "the consultant culture" in Washington and stressed his experience in Texas fighting the Republican tide orchestrated in part by Karl Rove

Community Mourns Wal-Mart Clerk Found Dead

The snappage quote

"All you can do is sit here and wonder, you know, what happened," she told the newspaper. "I guess he just snapped.

Saturday, January 22, 2005

Abducted Wal-Mart Clerk's Body Found

Something from the sympathy card section

A makeshift memorial was set up at the Wal-Mart on Friday. More than a dozen flower bouquets, some with notes including "Megan we will miss you," were placed on a bench by passing shoppers.

FBI Explores Theories for Boston Terror Tip

The war on terrier.

Taser to Raise Power of Police Stun Gun

Sort of a windfall from a Nigerian bank account

"This is not a product redesign. It is a software upgrade," the company said in a statement posted on its Web site. "A helpful analogy would be ... installing the latest
service updates to a Windows computer operating system."


Student Sent Home for Handmade 'Gay' Shirt

In a more inflected language, the adjectives would agree in gender and number too.

Other students wore shirts with gangster themes, made of bubble-wrap or duct-tape. Zepeda said one student had a shirt "talking about his gender area."

Motorcycle Boomer Deaths Raise Concerns

Grammarians recommend that you live life in such a way that you avoid perfect infinitives
after a past conditional or especially on a motorcycle.

NHTSA figures also show that riders in their 30s and 40s who died were more likely than their younger counterparts to have been drinking

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