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Posted on 11/03/2004 12:20:59 AM PST by nwctwx
Uranium - F 17
~uh-oh
Where did you read this? Can you provide a link to a reliable source?
Right here on FR, I read Secretary Rumsfeld has a piece of the plane on his desk; in fact, not too many months ago there was a big flap about him having it. The press was questioning the legalities of ownership.
My bad. I used the wrong word and didn't explain clearly. I should have written that the Drudge tease for the Washington Post article is similar to what we have seen in other publications in recent times...about America and first responders and hospitals not being prepared.
They best keep there mits off those Copt girls and guys an dfree them if they know what is best for them!
Coptic Christians, I am assuming...
Was thinking of the term what was it black what?
The La Brea Tar Pits
http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/quaternary/labrea.html
The McKittrick Tar Pits sit on the westside of the San Joaquin Valley where stream gravels, alluvial sands, and lacustrine clays cover older marine rocks that are rich in oil.
http://www.sjgs.com/tarpits_geol.html
There is supposed to be a new moon on November 12th. So maybe they are saying full moon but really meaning the new moon...
Once a sheethead... LOL
WASHINGTON - The Bush administration has failed to recognize that Al Qaeda is now a global Islamic insurgency, rather than a traditional terrorist organization, and so poses a much different threat than previously believed, says a senior counterterrorism official at the Central Intelligence Agency.
Michael Scheuer, the former chief of the C.I.A.'s Osama bin Laden unit and the author of a best-selling book critical of the administration's handling of the fight against terrorism, said in an interview with The New York Times this weekend that the government "doesn't respect the threat" because most officials still regard Al Qaeda as a terrorist organization that can be defeated by arresting or killing its operatives one at a time.
He noted that President Bush and other officials had repeatedly said two-thirds of the leadership of Al Qaeda has been killed or captured, but he said the figure was misleading because it is referring to the leaders who were in place as of Sept. 11, 2001.
Not to the point. It's eff one seven not eff el seven. We've cut it from the original, pasted it into a wp and changed font to one where one's and lower case L's look different.
LOL we are but 7 sec apart ;)
I figured Mag. let the Dean of Students have a 'talk' with him using University time so fruitfully ;)
Where did you read this? Can you provide a link to a reliable source?
Grizz? Weren't me that asked though -hehe
I still think it's f one seven, not FL7.
I'd put even money that one of his/her profs gave him/her an A+ for doing so well on the assignment.
That's what I thought too! Is F 17 a dot?
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scary. you work for a newspaper, too? :-)
yep, just like you said. you should work for the State Department. ever thought of being a diplomat?
That's a really neat one Smartass!
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