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Blackmail & Bobby Gates Unresolved mysteries about former intelligence officer Robert Gates mean that his secret -- and possibly illegal -- activities in the 1980s could come back to haunt the United States if he is confirmed as Defense Secretary.
Momentum builds for SNP as poll puts party 5% up on Labour The Scotsman
ALEX Salmond is on course to become First Minister next May, according to a new opinion poll today for The Scotsman.
Tech Gifts for the Holidays Washington Post
The Washington Post's Rob Pegoraro will be online to answer your personal tech questions, discuss recent reviews and give advice for finding the right gadget for the holidays.
Tony Blair dismisses SNP's 'flimsy' economic case for independence The Scotsman
TONY Blair today launches an all-out Labour offensive against the Scottish National Party, amid growing Labour discord about how to approach next May's crucial Holyrood elections.
AOL's Web 2.0 Plan Has a Lot to Offer TechNewsWorld.com
Don't look now, but the bubble is back. Yes, it's 1999 all over again. Web start-ups are cropping up with names like "Bebo," "Squidoo" and "Moblabber." YouTube, less than a year old and unprofitable, was sold to Google for US$1.65 billion. In addition, the business plan known as "Free" has returned.
'Bobby' good candidate in wide-open Oscar race The Hollywood Reporter
Emilio Estevez: The similarities between Emilio Estevez's "Bobby" and Paul Haggis's best picture Oscar winner "Crash" are quite interesting when you look closely at the two films.
Smackdown 17th November, 2006 Lords of Pain
G'day again to another riveting review of Smackdown from me, Rudi (rudip1@pacific.net.au) The show this week comes from the 'Old Dart', England where the WWE stars have been on tour. There was news this week about the stars having their championship belts given extra checks by security!
Auguries of Decadence: American Television in the Age of Empire RedNova
By Bosworth, David I. American Immaturity, Then and Now A.
Israeli 'budget' cluster bombs killing civilians The Scotsman
THE Israeli army preferred saving money to saving the lives of Lebanese civilians, when it went to war against Hezbollah, according to sources within the Jewish state's armed forces.
Celtic to avoid rap after Love Street chants The Scotsman: Sport
CELTIC will not suffer any consequences if their fans are reported for offensive singing during Sunday's Bank of Scotland Premierleague clash with St Mirren.
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