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- A Hole in the Universe
- Riding on the Dreams of Others
- Turning Into a Shark
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- Surrendering to the Roller Coaster
- Hunting in the Jade Forest
- Dodging the Shark
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- The Captain and the Harliquin
- Courting the Devils
- The Captain Makes His Mark
- Mad Dog to the Rescue
- Innocent in the Big City
- Dropping the Ball Briefcase
- Scrambling Brains
- Cheating the Reaper, Again
Bipolar Disorder
- What If the Man Behind the Curtain Is No Wizard After All?
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- Working With Broken Machines
- Happy Anniversary, Baby
- Standing on Stars
- Running the Film Backwards
- Identity Crisis ("Who am I?")
Philosophy, God, Politics
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- Having Your Heart Caressed By the Creator
- Working With Broken Machines
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- The Real Spirit of Christmas
- Chatting With Infinity
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- Brushed Lightly By Might Have Beens
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- Every Storm Passes Eventually
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- Pulling Aside the Velvet Curtain
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- Dying With Strangers
- In Your Face
- Between the Lines
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- Playing the Score, Tasting the Music
- Coins and Corals and Carved Coconuts
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"From this hour I ordain myself loos'd of limits and imaginary lines, going where I list, my own master total and absolute, Listening to others, considering well what they say, Pausing, searching, receiving, contemplating, Gently, but with undeniable will, divesting myself of the holds that would hold me."

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Auditors for the U.S. Treasury Department tested computer security at the Internal Revenue Service. They called 100 random IRS employees claiming they were from the tax agency’s computer help desk to see if the employees would change their passwords to one suggested by the caller. That sort of ruse would allow an identity thief to hack IRS systems and get private taxpayer information. “We were able to convince 35 managers and employees to provide us their username and change their password,” auditors said. The audit was a follow-on to a similar test in 2001, when 71 of 100 IRS employees fell for the tactic. (AP) ...What do you expect? They only fired 36 of them in 2001.
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