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'NY Times' Appoints First-Ever 'Futurist-in-Residence'
Editor and Publisher ^ | September 19, 2006 | Joe Strupp

Posted on 09/19/2006 11:49:06 PM PDT by Lorianne

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To: Grampa Dave; martin_fierro

Man, those restroom breaks in NYT urinals are gonna be sump'n.


21 posted on 09/20/2006 3:12:27 PM PDT by Liz (The US Constitution is intended to protect the people from the government.)
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To: dead; martin_fierro; Smartass; potlatch; devolve; Liz; Prime Choice

see #19

great, dead!


22 posted on 09/20/2006 8:04:02 PM PDT by bitt ("And an angel still rides in the whirlwind and directs this storm.")
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To: dead


23 posted on 09/20/2006 11:36:14 PM PDT by Grampa Dave (There's a dwindling market for Marxist Homosexual Lunatic lies/wet dreams posing as news.)
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To: Lorianne

Right - just look what he did for Newsweek. The magazine is so desperate that they are sending out issues to people who don't subscribe just to inflate their numbers. That kind of profit is only good for the short term- eventually reality catches up with you . . .


24 posted on 10/06/2006 2:58:24 PM PDT by onevoter
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