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	2.28.2002/07:19
	Baseball can't come back any too fast for me...
				2.27.2002/07:56
				"The first fishing bobber you don't have to watch!"
			2.27.2002/07:50
			Oh, how the mighty have fallen.
		2.27.2002/07:41
		Aaaa-oooooooooooh!
2.26.2002/07:18
A 12,293 Word Palindrome.
	2.26.2002/07:06
	You gotta have heart!
			2.25.2002/08:00
			An Ansel Adams photo that I am able to share with you with a clear conscience, as it comes from a royalty-free collection of his work, shot for for the Department of Interior.
				2.25.2002/07:54
				Next time you hear mention of a swordfish fight, don't jump to the conclusion that it's a fight between two swordfish.
2.25.2002/07:52
Gulp, I finished my taxes and I'm mailing them off today. The government is doing quite well by me...
			2.24.2002/09:44
			The Year of the Horse.
		2.22.2002/07:59
		This large group of photos from the U.S. Steel Works in Gary, Indiana is truly remarkable.
2.22.2002/07:56
Save the Rotweilers.
	2.22.2002/07:55
	Save the bunnies.
			2.22.2002/07:51
			It's like, supposd to be like, National Slackers Day, or something, like maybe in England or someplace? And I was like, going to, you know, like make a link for it? But like, I... whatever.
2.22.2002/07:49
Not only do Advance Placement tests fall short of the experience of the college classroom, they do nothing to prepare you for a loud and obnoxious rommmate.
				2.22.2002/07:46
				John Thaw, R.I.P.
	2.21.2002/08:33
	My friend Patrick, who called last night quite buoyed by the excitement of its being 20:02 on 20-02, 2002, will be no doubt happy to learn that other palindrome time/dates are in our near future.
			2.21.2002/08:27
			Unlike, say, the colorizing of old black and white movies, the Hypertext edition of William Faulkner's Sound and the Fury really enhances an artistic experience with new technology. But would I think so if I hadn't first read the book in its conventional printing?
2.20.2002/07:04
"Liljenquist has been talking with scores of reporters -- and anyone else who will listen -- about her prediction of a friendly fly-by of space travelers."
		2.19.20/08:49
		Spring training in the post 9-11 era.
	2.18.2002/17:49
	What a great attempted-diamond-heist story. Wonder who has the movie rights?
				2.18.2002/17:46
				At least at Enron, they would have been shredded.
			2.16.2002/08:27
			Train-hopping coyote in the news.
	2.15.2002/07:13
	The Year of the Rose.
2.15.2002/07:11
New Jersey I understand, but Snickers???
		2.15.2002/07:04
		"'I think it's wonderful we get our jet back...'"
			2.14.2002/07:40
			Roof rats in the news.
	2.12.2002/08:54
	It's obviously time to hop a plane to London and go have a look at this.
				2.11.2002/09:22
				Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.: www.thinairtrapeze.com.
2.11.2002/09:19
The new miracle cure: cockroaches in Coke.
		2.11.2002/09:17
		Having perceived the need for this innovation is just as cool as having created the product.
			2.10.2002/09:29
			Having set eyes on this picture, I cannot imagine failing to share it with you.
2.9.2002/08:04
Save the Whales For Later.
			2.9.2002/07:58
			Three days of amazing music: reason enough to spend a few days in the Berkshires.
		2.8.2002/09:40
		A tragedy on the scale that the mind can barely comprehend.
	2.8.2002/09:37
	Don't drink this water.
				2.7.2002/18:58
				As I begin to gather the paperwork that I will use to file my 1040 this year, I am wondering what sort of favorable tax consequenses might derive if I were to claim to the IRS that after some stern self-examiniation in the wake of the Enron scandal, I am restating my income from last year to show, say, a $684 million loss.
2.7.2002/07:47
Black cocaine.
			2.6.2002/08:48
			Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.: www.writing-a-letter-of-resignation.com.
		2.6.2002/08:39
		Low Moments in American Marketing Dept.: a fried chicken special for Black History Month.
2.4.2002/20:15
Googlewhacking.
				2.4.2002/08:19
				Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.: www.poultryandeggnews.com.
	2.4.2002/08:17
	Palm Tree Photo Gallery!
2.4.2002/08:12
The horror of long work hours.
			2.3.2002/11:18
			Chautauqua of the Arts.
		2.3.2002/11:07
		Which raises the question, would NASA let, say, Mike Tyson ride into space as a tourist?
				2.3.2002/11:05
				Western-states water fight.
	2.1.2002/08:06
	Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.: www.uglycheap.com.
2.1.2002/08:03
Touchdown!