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[His Warrior Bride] NY Judge Bans Heterosexual Marriage: "Homosexual marriage rests on the bedrock of judicial opinion," wrote Justice Doris Ling-Cohan, "But heterosexual marriage finds justification in little more than religious myth, antiquated tradition and a few unconstitutional state and local laws. These are all hollow arguments when compared with the firm foundation provided by a growing number of judges."

[Rurality.blogspot.com] Rurality: He mostly talked about NPR's news shows (Morning Edition and All Things Considered), WBHM's excellent local arts and culture show Tapestry, and the Ivory Billed Woodpecker Radio Expeditions story that I wrote about earlier.

[Electricdeath.com] [EED] Blog 836 - for your reading pleasure.......: Lurks: The only stuff I read religiously, as in I buy them on the newstand every time they appear, is New Scientist, Scientific American and Nature. I occasionally pick up the Economist and Time but truth be told next to those science mags I read from cover to cover, the next most stuff I actually read are generally articles on the Guardian Unlimited.

 [Technorati.com] Technorati: Tag: robotics: Chris Webb's ExtremeTech Blog - Books, Hacks, Mods, Technology and General Geekiness 14 links from 12 sources

[Iamyourbuddy.com] Rock and Roll BBQ BLOG: Web: 1) www.big-boys.com 2) www.theonion.com 3) www.gregbehrendt.com 4) www.jeffcaudill.com 5) www.youhavebadtasteinmusic.com 6) www.myspace.com 7) www.killsometime.com 8) www.magic-cone.com 9) www.kid-lightning.com 10) www.dogseyeview.com 11) www.hotelcafe.com 12)www.midnighthowl.com -- this is the blog written by my fantastic pal Matthew. It's smart, funny, and has tons o' cool links and interesting little tidbits. Have you ever wondered what sort of dog you resemble (personality-wise)?

[Tcj.com] The Comics Journal: ¡Journalista!: "And that, basically, is the behaviour I was thinking of when I first suggested this idea a decade ago. Reorder availability only goes so far in matching demand -- most reorders take at least a week, if not 2, to arrive -- so the question becomes 'how do you get material on the racks in the FIRST PLACE?' I think some form of returnability is the only real way that makes any sense -- I wouldn't EVER want to get back to the newstand-style 'full returns, all of the time!' model... it is wasteful (print 5 to sell 1) and rife for corruption and abuse, but partial returns are sensible and help all levels of the business out."

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