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Boring poll this time... I'm trying to figure out why some people aren't getting it. If you aren't getting it, check your e-mail address in your profile since everyone should've ...

There's another school like that near me called Saint Johns over in Annapolis, MD. I didn't know about it until I was already in college, otherwise I at least would've ...

I'm too late *blushes*...I'll totally read it though! I didn't get the newsletter either, although I'm not sure why. Guess Bob and I are the rejects...*sniffles* :D Wiggy ;) There ...

Young Writers Society Interview With Tamora Pierce Tamora Pierce is the critically acclaimed fantasy author of dozens of young adult books. Most of her stories take place in the universe ...

From the Associated Press via the Washington post: ATTLEBORO, Mass. -- Tag, you're out! Officials at an elementary school south of Boston have banned kids from playing tag, touch football ...

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This would be a lot funnier if he didn't have nukes: From the DPRK news service: Pyongyang, August 29 (KCNA) -- There are many anecdotes about leader Kim Jong Il ...

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You should've received this in your e-mail, but just in case... THE YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY NEWSLETTER BERTIE THE LONG-EARED BUNNY EDITION October the 15th of 2006 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. ...

I think in this case, the copyright question comes into play if they are selling advertising next to the content. Shouldn't matter if they're making a profit as long as ...

haha, that's funny.

Anyways, it's only just occured to me - google has had google videos and not had any trouble (as far as I'm aware) over the copyrighted material on there. So ...

Censorship against conservatives? If you're talking about the WebCameron spoof that was removed, I think you've got it backwards - it was posted by a Labour MP mocking the leader ...

I really think Google's made a bad deal. The copyright issues are no small matter, and now you have this whole business of possible censorship against conservatives on YouTube. Plus, ...

I found this on etrade, but couldn't find a freely available news story on it, so my summary will have to do :P As everyone knows, Google recently paid $1.65 ...