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» 9-11 Report Text File from Arguing with signposts...
Hurry! It's available from Michele for a LIMITED TIME ONLY! (only 1.8 MB as opposed to the 7 MB PDF)... [Read More]
» 9-11 overload from Arguing with signposts...
UPDATE: The Government Printing Office is easily accessed, and has the PDF for download here. UPDATE 2: Kevin Aylward has links to other download sites for the official PDF. Michele has a TXT file available for a limited time. Apparently,... [Read More]
» 9-11 Commission Report Download Links from Wizbang
The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (also known as the 9-11 Commission), has released its final report, available below in PDF format. The report is also available in bookstores nationwide and from the Government Printin... [Read More]
» 9/11 Report online from Linkmeister
If you want to read the 9/11 report on your monitor screen, you can find links to it from the commission's website. The thing is 7mb in PDF format, so if you're on dialup, go to your neighborhood bookstore. Norton,... [Read More]
» This Is Smart from triticale - the wheat / rye guy
I'd never heard of the Vivísimo search tools till the Puppy Blender linked to their "clustered" hosting of the 9/11 Commission report. I'm sure they are getting a server spike right now, but the result will be exposure to a... [Read More]
Comments
can I blog this?
Posted by: bryan | July 22, 2004 03:37 PM
How about 10?
Quad City DJ Shadows Fall out Boy George Michael Jackson 5 Man Electric Band Aid
Bands in order from above:
Quad City DJ’s
DJ Shadow
Shadows Fall
Fall out boy
Boy George
George Michael
Michael Jackson
Jackson 5
5 Man Electrical Band
Band Aid
Posted by: Linda | July 22, 2004 04:45 PM
Thank you for sharing this.
Posted by: smc1225 | July 22, 2004 06:53 PM
If you have trouble opening this in MS Notepad, it's because of the line breaks. Something like Word or a real text editor (vim) will interpret the line breaks properly.
Posted by: Sal M | July 23, 2004 02:34 AM
What's the problem with PDFs? If you use the text-marking tool (it's icon is the big 'T' with a small dotted square) you can copy and paste text just like with MS Word of Notepad.
That won't work with the scanned official documents that such reports often contain, of course. But if you want to you can copy them by using the tool for marking graphics right next to the right of the T
(I have the German version of Acrobat Reader, so I don't know exactly what the tools are called in English)
Posted by: Ralf Goergens | July 23, 2004 06:36 AM