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 [Blog.searchenginewatch.com] Bush Administration Demands Search Data; Google Says No; AOL, MSN ...: The top lawyer who represents the Bush administration before the Supreme Court said the search's results illustrate how pornography on websites "is increasing enormously every day," a central point in his argument for saving an antipornography law that was enacted six years ago but has yet to go into effect.

 [Googleblog.blogspot.com] Official Google Blog: Googlebombing 'failure': If you do a Google search on the word [failure] or the phrase [miserable failure], the top result is currently the White House’s official biographical page for President Bush. We've received some complaints recently from users who assume that this reflects a political bias on our part.

 [Metafilter.com] Metafilter | Community Weblog: Why not mashup Google maps and NOAA's digital forecast database? Enter a zip code, a city name, or just point and click on a map (continental US and Hawaii only, alas). A 5 day forecast will appear at the bottom of the screen (including some cheesy little pictures illustrating, like rain and fog, just in case you forget what they look like).

 [Blog.outer-court.com] Bush Wants Private Google Data: According to the motion filed [PDF], Google was first supposed to hand over all queries entered between June 1, 2005, and July 31, 2005 inclusive. This was then narrowed down to a demand for every single search entered into Google over a one-week period (without specific information that could connect the searches to a person).

 [Onegoodmove.org] onegoodmove: I thought these things might be clues.: The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that President Bush overstepped his authority in ordering military war crimes trials for Guantanamo Bay detainees.

 [Rottweiler Puppy] It’s Muslim Grievance Week: Grovel Or We ”¦ Um ... : leaders, but, given that Britain’s non-Muslims stopped bothering with that sort of thing right about the time we stopped bothering about what the beastly Romans did to Boadicea, it’s difficult to see what point Dominic’s trying to make here. Bluffer’s tip: if your idea of defending Islam is to complain they’re working through the kind of angst the rest of us dealt with in 64AD, now would be a good time to shut-up.

 [diabetes 24/7] Today, only life support. Tomorrow?: "As for what's being envisioned, a significant number of diseases are caused by cell defects or deficiencies including all neurodegenerative disorders, cardiovascular diseases, and diabetes. So if you take that on one hand a particular cell type is defective or deficient and on the other hand that stem cells can make other types of cells, it's not difficult to envision the use of stem cells to treat these cellular deficiencies."

 [An Online News Magazine - Politics & Media - World & American - eTalkinghead] Bush Says N. Korea Threat to Ease If Response... : Bush said the threat posed by North Korea's missile tests will lessen if the US and its allies ``speak with one voice'' to persuade North Korean leader Kim Jong Il to disarm.

 [House of Lime] The Penny Jar - Part 3: I hereby propose Limecrete's Addendum to Godwin's Law: If people are arguing about the way a government or one of its aspects is run, invoking the Love It Or Leave It rule leads to an immediate loss of the argument. The second someone says something like "Hey, if you don't want the federal government listening in on your telephone calls, why don't you move to Iran and see how you like it there?", their opinion on anything is null and void.

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