Lastnight I watched Dr. Strangelove. I can’t write a better review then this one, so I’m just going to link to it.

Dr. Strangelove, or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb.

Pacific Bell Internet Services jumped into the contentious music-downloading fray late Wednesday, filing a lawsuit against the recording industry and questioning the constitutionality of the industry’s effort to track down online music sharers.

In a complaint filed with the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, Internet service provider PBIS, operated by San Antonio-based SBC, alleges that many of the subpoenas served against it by the Recording Industry Association of America were done so improperly.

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OBERLIN, Ohio, Updated 1:33 p.m. EDT July 28, 2003 — A group of parents said they will fight a possible decision to allow a white teacher to lead classes in black history at Oberlin High School.
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Using a white teacher at Oberlin High School would send the wrong message to black students, said A.G. Miller, an associate professor of American and African religious history at Oberlin College.
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Schools and community leaders in the Cleveland area are split over the issue of whether blacks should be the only ones to teach black history.

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In this addicting little game you use your arrow keys to swim around and try to eat the fish smaller then you, while avoiding getting eaten by the fish larger then you.

The more fish you eat, the bigger you get. My high score so far is 6500.

Anti-spam activists have upped the ante in their fight against junk email by publishing the details - including credit card information - of people who’ve ordered spamming services online.

Activists published details from order forms left on a monumentally insecure spam services Web site (http://202.63.201.239), run by notorious American spammer Robert Soloway, on the newsgroup news.admin.net-abuse.email (NANAE). Names, addresses, phone numbers of seven “would-be spammers” were published on the newsgroup last week. Three of those who ordered a $129 spam run or bulk mailing lists from the site come from the UK, three from the US and one from Germany.

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A series described as ”Sesame Street for adults” gets a wide release next month on PBS stations nationwide. Literacy advocates hope it will reach a few of the estimated 90 million grown-ups who, though solid on their ABCs and 1-2-3s, could use a little help with W-2s and GEDs.
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