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Oct. 14th, 2004 12:49 amHere's to employers who are happy to pay their employees for overtime.
Oct. 14th, 2004
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Oct. 14th, 2004 11:25 amHere's more info on the news of voter registration suppression:
RNC funds voter supression efforts
"The Republican Party is funding these efforts. The link is direct and unambiguous."
RNC funds voter supression efforts
"The Republican Party is funding these efforts. The link is direct and unambiguous."
Locals....
Oct. 14th, 2004 11:44 amQuality 16 on Jackson Road is showing Outfoxed. Anyone want to see it with me?
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Oct. 14th, 2004 12:15 pmDual Internal Clocks Control Fruit Flies
Humans are not the only creatures with an internal biological clock. Fruit flies have two, which separately control morning and evening activity, scientists said Wednesday.
Separate teams of researchers in the United States and France discovered the dual clocks in brain cells of fruit flies in a finding that will provide insights into the workings of our own internal clock, which controls functions such as sleeping, waking and body temperature.
[...] The scientists suspect that mammals, including humans, may also have dual internal clocks, but they have yet to be found.
Humans are not the only creatures with an internal biological clock. Fruit flies have two, which separately control morning and evening activity, scientists said Wednesday.
Separate teams of researchers in the United States and France discovered the dual clocks in brain cells of fruit flies in a finding that will provide insights into the workings of our own internal clock, which controls functions such as sleeping, waking and body temperature.
[...] The scientists suspect that mammals, including humans, may also have dual internal clocks, but they have yet to be found.
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ginmar has this to say about service. (She's in Iraq, by the way.)(no subject)
Oct. 14th, 2004 10:33 pmMy manager on site said to bring in my resume tomorrow. She phoned HR and they said that though temp agency fees are an obstacle, in certain circumstances they can be overlooked.
Wish me luck.
Wish me luck.
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mirror. (French = Latin.) Middle English mirour. = Old French mireor [the o has an umlaut], later miroir, a looking-glass, mirror (answering to a Low Latin miratorium). = Low Latin mirare, to behold; Latin mirari.
Smile. Swedish smila, to smile, smirk, Danish smile. + Middle High German smielen, smiren; Latin mirari, to wonder at; Sanskrit smi, to smile.
smirk. (English.) Anglo-Saxon smercian, to smile. Cf. Middle High German smiren, the same as Middle High German smielen, to smile (above).
mirror. (French = Latin.) Middle English mirour. = Old French mireor [the o has an umlaut], later miroir, a looking-glass, mirror (answering to a Low Latin miratorium). = Low Latin mirare, to behold; Latin mirari.
Smile. Swedish smila, to smile, smirk, Danish smile. + Middle High German smielen, smiren; Latin mirari, to wonder at; Sanskrit smi, to smile.
smirk. (English.) Anglo-Saxon smercian, to smile. Cf. Middle High German smiren, the same as Middle High German smielen, to smile (above).