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...Computer; from surgery for pancreatic cancer; in Cupertino, California. He announced the details of his condition?a rare but treatable form of pancreatic cancer?in a companywide e-mail in which he noted, "I'm sending this from my hospital bed using my 17-inch PowerBook and an Airport Express...
...Words can't begin to express how disgusted and ashamed I am by revelations of prisoner abuse. But it is even more saddening to hear the pathetic excuse that terrorists don't play by the rules, so we don't have to either. Is that the standard we're adopting? The greatest nation in the world is going to follow the behavior of the scum of the earth? We will win the war on terrorism. How we choose to win it will determine whether we are still the greatest nation. We are better than this, America. Jenny Watson Shipman...
...novelty - programming his cell phone? It?s a logical question. You?ve never seen a movie so cellular dependent. Everyone - the heroes, the villains, the cia operatives (who are a little of both) - has everyone else?s phone number, and they?re constantly ringing each other up to express malice and menace. They never get a wrong number or voice mail or an automated voice telling them to try their call later...
...know as the singular odor of an FFV; rancid on the nose, with a strong blood and slime character, offering hints of diesel and clove cigarettes. "They're still out here," Radon says to the others, as the tender rough-rides it back to the ACV. The crew express no animosity toward the elusive Indonesians. "They're not wearing gold chains and driving Cadillacs," says Fitzsimmons. "The arse is falling out of their pants and their own fishing grounds are an abyss." Later that evening, courtesy of Trish Wallam, dinner has an exotic smell; sitting down to an ample spread...
...what appears to be a barge is on course to cross 900 m in front of the ACV's bow. That's too close for comfort, and a warning light begins to flash. On VHF channel 16, after several attempts, Radon makes contact with the chatty master of Barge Express VIII, who alters course. "Roger that! Roger that! Roger that!" replies Radon, eager to escape an inquisition. He needs to go below to wake Joe Homer for the next watch; before Radon can bunk down, he must fill out the log and finish the chart. By the time he wakes...