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    Anybody besides me find it odd that the markets have had virtually zero up-days since the supposed "bailout" passed 6 weeks ago? Anybody besides me want to see Henry Paulson hang for his despicible "bait and switch move?" Why did our "representatives" give these fatcats Seven Hundred Billion Dollars (TWO TRILLION after interest since it all came from DEBT) without a single clause stipulating that i...
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    anonymous (27)
    November 19, 2008 07:11pm

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  • Page: When Agile Projects Go Bad - CIO.com - Business Technology Leadership

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    When Agile Projects Go Bad
    This is a must read for any developers or managers. It paints a very different picture of Agile techniques from what you hear from the agile zealots, and implies that the original manifesto had some good ideas, some good tools, but isn't always correct, and shouldn't be followed religiously.

    As they point out, successful projects have always been based on good team communication and strong...
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    Ben Taitelbaum (112)
    November 19, 2008 04:38pm

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  • Page: Indian Navy Sinks Pirate Ship - NYTimes.com

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    The ship is owned by Vela International, a subsidiary of the Saudi Arabia-based oil giant Saudi Aramco. At 1,080 feet, it is the largest ship known to have been seized by pirates. Its 25-member crew is made up of personnel from Britain, Poland, Croatia, the Philippines and Saudi Arabia. The supertanker, about the same length as an American Nimitz class aircraft carrier, is fully loaded with two million barrels of oil valued at around $100 million. In a statement on Wednesday, Cmdr. Nirad Kumar Sinha, a spokesman for the Indian Navy, said an Indian warship, the INS Tabar, encountered a flotilla of three pirate vessels some 320 miles south west of the Omani coast in the Gulf of Aden in a separate incident on Tuesday evening.
    1000 feet! That is an enormous ship to be seized by pirates. If negotiations fail, I guess this will be come the largest pirate ship in world history.
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    bobby (431)
    November 19, 2008 04:54pm

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  • Page: Life with the pirates of Somalia | World news | guardian.co.uk

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    Abdul Hassan carries a rocket-propelled grenade near a small boat with some of his crew. This pirate group, called the Central Regional Coast Guard, was formed three years ago, has 350 men in its ranks and about 100 speedboats
    I love it that the Somali pirates call themselves "The Central Regional Coast Guard"!
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    bobby (431)
    November 19, 2008 02:05am

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  • Page: Futara Zero-G watches. LCD watch with unique display.

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    There are many interesting watches on this site, but for me this one is the best - Santa? are you listening?
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    Jason Murphy (41)
    November 19, 2008 03:02am

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