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The boyfriend of vice presidential hopeful Sarah Palin's pregnant daughter is an 18-year-old "redneck". Levi Johnston has been dating Bristol Palin, 17, for around a year and their baby is due in December.

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He's a hockey tough guy who's had a few brushes with the law. He calls himself "a f------ redneck," and threatens, on his MySpace page, "Ya f--- with me I'll kick ass." This razor-tempered 18-year-old has ...

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As revelations about Alaska Governor continue to emerge, McCain camp insists it already knew about them SIRI AGRELL From Wednesday's Globe and Mail September 3, 2008 at 3:11 AM EDT And the Democrats were ...

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The boyfriend of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's unwed, pregnant daughter will join the family of the Republican vice-presidential candidate at the GOP convention in St.

This is the story reported here from Brit covering things in USA election. I don't normally boot at 7am but wanted to get this posted early.

McCain and President George W. Bush to delegates at the party's convention in Minnesota - rallied around Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, 44, the party's would-be standard-bearer for family values.

Republican worries about US vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin grew yesterday after it emerged she laughed repeatedly as a cancer-surviving opponent was described as a 'cancer' and a 'bitch' during a radio ...

Sarah Palin waves in front of her daughter Bristol and son Trig. Well, I think the real problem comes from the fact that we are taking the focus off of getting to know Sarah Palin and her political views, and ...

THE teenager expecting a baby with the unmarried 17-year-old daughter of Sarah Palin is expected to be publicly unveiled at the Republican Party convention.

US President George W. Bush has urged Republicans to rally around his chosen successor, John McCain, calling him right on the Iraq war and declaring him "ready to lead" the United States.

MySpace music profile for Phillip Johnston with tour dates, songs ... from Phillip Johnston's score for Teinosuke Kinugasa's Page of Madness (1926) ... The Shaking Ray Levis ...

MySpace profile for Andrew Owen Johnston with pictures, videos, personal blog ... by Harper Lee; If This Is a Man by Primo Levi; ... Australia, Europe and North America. 32 pages ...

Levi Figueira Says: haha I had the same ... MySpace take that . Nick Johnston Says: MySpace does seem to be lacking a ... but i dont know how to do it being that my Myspace page ...

Plus see Lincoln and Levi write a song together! ... Keyboardist Steve Padilla and Roadie Mark Johnston got left ... Keep an eye on our myspace page and we will announce it as soon ...

Read the Paul Miller blog on MySpace.com. MySpace Blogs: ... DJ Trenix meets Jan Johnston - Let The World Fall Apart ... Morgan Page feat. Lissie - Longest Road (Deadmau5 Remix)

3 Bad Brothaz MySpace; 4TheDJ MySpace; 4THEDJ.net; A Sound Image; A3 Nightlife and Style... Aiden ... The paper I use is $2 a page! I use 8 inks instead of the standard 4. The tagz are then ...

... and I may disagree on the viability of myspace ... www.myspace.com/ nissan gets us an ugly green page with some pretty crude language. ... Levi said:

Back to Groups Directory Group URL: http://groups.myspace.com/httpfreedomisntfreemyspacecom ... Levi B. Kinchen, 21, Army Specialist, Aug 09, 2003 Floyd G. Knighten Jr., 55, Army ...

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Day 3 with Fishboy, Cars Can Be Blue, Daniel Johnston and ... If you listen to them on MySpace, you'll hear some reverb ... Bunnygrunt MySpace page; Cars Can Be Blue MySpace page; Dark Meat ...

Shawn M. Smith writes " We've recently discussed Neal Stephenson's imminent new novel 'Anathem.' Now, MySpace has an exclusive video, The World of Anathem, that accompanies the book, filled with the 'Gregorian chants' and ambient noise that were so eloquently described by numerous Slashdotters who had scored advance copies of Stevenson's latest tome."

If you like stories about maverick billionaires, cliche mercenaries, government sponsored super hero teams, leading edge technology and the ultimate evil of an alien human resources dept. then Special Operations Team Raptor The African Incident, by Daniel A. Dawson, just might be for you. Weighing in at a mere 103 pages, SOTR will only waste a few hours of your life. While it may be as fresh and creative as a crafts class at summer camp, it's not a complete waste of your time. Keep reading below to see if your mom would like it as much as your macaroni art.

An anonymous reader notes that Microsoft has been granted a patent on "Page Up" and "Page Down" keystrokes. The article links an image of an IBM PC keyboard from 1981 with such keys in evidence. "The software giant applied for the patent in 2005, and was granted it on August 19, 2008. US patent number 7,415,666 describes 'a method and system in a document viewer for scrolling a substantially exact increment in a document, such as one page, regardless of whether the zoom is such that some, all or one page is currently being viewed.'... The company received its 5,000th patent from the US Patent and Trademark Office in March 2006, and is currently approaching the 10,000 mark."

JimLane writes "The Washington Post reports on the findings of Cyveillance, a company that 'normally trawls the Internet for data on behalf of clients seeking open source information in advance of a corporate acquisition, an important executive hire, or brand awareness.' Cyveillance decided 'on a lark' to test its methods by monitoring the Wikipedia biographies of Vice-Presidential prospects. The conclusion? If you'd been watching Wikipedia you might have gotten an advance tipoff of Friday's announcement that McCain was selecting Sarah Palin. 'At approximately 5 p.m. ET (Thursday), the company's analysts noticed a spike in the editing traffic to Palin's Wiki page, and that some of the same Wiki users appeared to be making changes to McCain's page.'" The article goes on to say that watching Wikipedia pages for the Democratic VP hopefuls would have tipped Obama's choice of Biden, as well. NPR also has coverage (audio).

cce writes "The MicroID standard, despite getting thrashed soundly by Ben Laurie two years ago, has since been recommended by the DataPortability Project and published on the user profiles of millions of users at Digg and Last.fm. MicroID is basically a hash calculated using a user's profile page URL and registered email address, producing a token that makes the email address vulnerable to dictionary attacks. To see how easy it was to crack these tokens, I conducted a small study, choosing 56,775 random Digg users, and cracking the email addresses of 14,294 of them (25%) using just their MicroID, username, and a list of popular email domains. Digg has more than 2 million users, and that means half a million of them — mostly people who had never heard of MicroID, and had probably not logged in for a long time — had their email addresses exposed to this trivial attack. I also applied this attack to Last.fm (19%) and ClaimID (34%). Digg and Last.fm have since removed support for MicroID, but the lesson is clear: don't publish a hash of my email address online, guys!"

dotne writes "Microsoft has submitted Embedded OpenType (EOT) to W3C and a slimy campaign for EOT has been launched. EOT is a DRM layer on top of normal TrueType/Opentype files; EOT ties a font file to a certain web page or site and prevents reuse by other pages/sites. Microsoft's IE has supported EOT for years, but it has largely been ignored due to the clumsiness of having to regenerate font files when a page changes. Now that other browsers are moving to support normal TrueType and OpenType on the web (Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Prince), W3C is faced with a question: should they bless Microsoft's EOT for use on the web? Or, should they encourage normal font files on the web and help break Microsoft's forgotten monopoly?"

tykev writes "A customer wanted to return the license for preinstalled Windows Vista Business that came with his Lenovo laptop. After some lengthy negotiations with representatives of Lenovo's technical support and management, he was offered financial compensation for returning the license in the amount of CZK 1950 (USD 130, EUR 78), pending his acceptance of a non-disclosure agreement that would cover the entire negotiations with the company and its results. He declined and published his experiences on a Czech Linux website. The website editors decided to reward the customer for publishing the article by paying him an author's royalty in the same amount as was the offered compensation for returning the license."

NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "A California copyright infringement case brought by an adult video maker against a video sharing web site, Veoh Networks, has been thrown out, based upon the 'safe harbor' provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ('DMCA'). In a 33-page decision (PDF), the Court concluded that Veoh was covered by the DMCA, and had carried out its duties to comply with takedown notices in a reasonable manner. The Court rejected the plaintiff's arguments showing possible ways that users could do an end-around, saying that the law requires 'reasonable' compliance, rather than perfection, and noted that the DMCA is 'designed to facilitate the robust development and world-wide expansion of electronic commerce, communications, research, development, and education in the digital age'."

There is an old Japanese proverb that goes, "Better than a thousand days of diligent study is one day with a great teacher." This week's mail is all about teaching. Whether it is about the seriousness of psychic ability, a short history of trolls or explaining how much free time and malice your dad's attorney has, these people just want to impart information. If what they sent me is any indication, they had a lot of sick days. Click on the link below to become enlightened.

SlappingOysters writes "In the lead up to the World Cyber Games finals in Germany, Gameplayer has an incredible interview with Tournament Director Alex Walker in which he freely admits knowledge of participants taking illegal drugs to enhance their performance. The interview came in response to a previous article by the site in which they examined whether there was a need to bring drug testing into professional gaming events to ensure a level playing field. Walker said, 'I've seen a number of players at national tournaments who came in "baked" (that's stoned for the uninformed) purely so they could play better. In most cases they did, although obviously they couldn't just pull out another joint midway through. In one WCG, a player I knew took amphetamines an hour before his match to boost his reflexes.'"