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With good news stories out of Baghdad in such short supply that the coalition recently resorted to paying the local press to feature them, our government's reaction to the theft of two foreign office satellite phones seems baffling in the extreme.
To recap briefly: two of the devices went missing in Iraq at one time no one seems able to pinpoint, and it was only after bills of £594,000 had been run up that the FO discovered they had been used to run sex phonelines and betting scams. Bewilderingly, this is being treated as some kind of embarrassment. ... |
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| IMs: What's a Mother to Do? |
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| Time was, one parent\'s major privacy dilemma was whether to peek at one child\'s diary. More than one mom of my acquaintance -- some sheepish, some unrepentant -- has acknowledged engaging in such old-fashioned snooping. But as more and more communication has migrated from ink-on-paper to cyberspace, the always imprecise calibration of children\'s privacy vs. parental oversight has taken on new layers of moral complexity and technological feasibility. Big Brother, meet Big Mother. #delicious_display { display:none ; color:#333333 ; background-color:#EEEEEE ; padding:4px ; padding-top:0px ; border:1px dotted #0D3159 ; } Save & Share ... |
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By Mike Snider, USA TODAY When William Shatner, in one velour sweatsuit and wearing one gold chain, performed one rap version of Julius Caesar_, it was clear that this _Star Trek_ takeoff would go where no such effort had gone before.
Free Enterprise_, which arrives on DVD Tuesday, stars William Shatner, left, Rafer Weigel and Eric McCormack. ... |
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