One Canuck's Radio Weblog

  Wednesday, 24 March 2004

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Sweet!

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If you are driving by Cobalt -- and driving by Cobalt is something every Canadian should do once in their life -- you should set aside half a day for a visit to the bookshop.

If you can't make it to Cobalt, you can buy their books online from ABE. [Reinvented News]

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Arts: A group of German violinists are demanding more money - because they do more work than the brass. What do our musicians make of their pleas? [Guardian Unlimited]

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A former White House security expert says President George W Bush did not consider terrorism "an urgent issue". [BBC News | World | UK Edition] 'Mr Clarke also reiterated his criticism of the decision to invade Iraq, saying Mr Bush had "greatly undermined the war on terrorism".'

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Online: European commission imposes a record fine of €497.2m on Microsoft, accusing the software giant of abusing its 'near monopoly' to squeeze competitors in other markets. [Guardian Unlimited]

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US elections: The US president is determined to use a climate of anxiety to his advantage, write Albert Scardino and John Scardino. [Guardian Unlimited]

No question. There's terrorism and then there's the reign of fear promoted by the war party.

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US: George Bush's record on fighting terrorism today suffered a further blow when the president's former anti-terror adviser said that his administration had failed to take the threat from al-Qaida seriously before the September 11 attacks. [Guardian Unlimited]

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Learn how to back up and restore your playlists. [Apple Computer Knowledge Base Changes for 2004-01-30]

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NewsWatcher is a "new free RSS reader for Windows that includes the unique Vision interface developed by Scopeware and Dr David Gelernter." [Scripting News]