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April 23, 2004Fuzzy Kids, Tina Turner
Posted by Patti at 03:53 PM
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Furry Kids, Cayman
Posted by Patti at 03:51 PM
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April 20, 2004ZealotOk, you must have noticed the changes going on around here? I hope you like them. Thanks to our honorary SmartWoman Extraordinaire, Christian Grantham (I am not worthy) we are building out a more dynamic and interactive site! For those who have been keeping up, I am now 21 weeks along in my pregnancy and it appears the energy bubble is about to burst, so bear with me folks. My 90 year old Mother in Law will arrive with Susan on Friday so there has been lots of moving and shaking going on around here. We will have tons of family love to spread around the world. I am starting to get excited about all the changes going on here. Tune in, let us know what you think. If you see a typo - let me know. Happy Spring!
Posted by Patti at 05:58 PM
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Jan Corliss
Posted by Patti at 05:51 PM
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More Project Mercury
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Sound Quality?
Posted by Patti at 05:43 PM
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Jodelle
Posted by Patti at 05:36 PM
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Emily Zukik w/ Patti
Emily Zuzik dropped by the SmartWomen Studio for an interview. Catch up on all that is going on with her at www.emilyzuzik.com Emily Rocks!
Posted by Patti at 05:33 PM
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April Artists of the Month: Mercury Planet
Members of Mercury Planet join broadcaster Tara Davis in the studio LIVE.
Posted by Patti at 05:30 PM
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Fran in Atlantic City
This is my dear friend Fran, when we went away to Atlantic City.....
Posted by Patti at 05:27 PM
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April 16, 2004Playlist For SaturdayChristian Grantham's Greatest Hits
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This is a test postWASHINGTON (AP) - Six years before the Sept. 11 attacks, the CIA warned in a classified report that Islamic extremists likely would strike on U.S. soil at landmarks in Washington or New York, or through the airline industry, according to intelligence officials. Though hauntingly prescient, the CIA's 1995 National Intelligence Estimate did not yet name Osama bin Laden as a terrorist threat. But within months the intelligence agency developed enough concern about the wealthy, Saudi-born militant to create a specific unit to track him and his followers, the officials told The Associated Press. And in 1997, the CIA updated its intelligence estimate to ensure bin Laden appeared on its very first page as an emerging threat, cautioning that his growing movement might translate into attacks on U.S. soil, the officials said, divulging new details about the CIA's 1990s response to the terrorist threat. The officials took the rare step Thursday of disclosing information in the closely held National Intelligence Estimates and other secret briefings to counter criticisms in a staff report released this week by the independent commission examining pre-Sept. 11 intelligence failures.
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