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- Frank Knobbe (Oct 15 2003) |
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- ark_at_eltex.ru (Oct 16 2003) |
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iTunes (Oct 17 2003 00:41 GMT) - wOOt!, the Windows version of iTunes is out. I've been pretty disappointed with both WMP9 and Winamp3, so i hope this will save me!. |
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- Apple har via deres online tjeneste allerede solgt 10 millioner sange på de første 6 måneder. Men indtil videre har de kun solgt til Mac-brugere. Nu åbner de op for Windows folket - og regner med at nå 100 millioner downloads inden april 2004! |
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- Der begynder nu at komme mere frem omkring Whidbey - læs evt hvad Scott kan lave på bare 25 min. ! På den anden side så skal der jo også være sket noget når man nu i System.Web.dll finder mere end 1000 public klasser (hvor der i version 1 kun var 321) - og der nu er over 300000 linjers kode mod ca. |
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- Too funny. David Blaine is suspending himself - without food - for 44 days and 44 nights, in a glass... |
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- Blog vs. blog John Markoff of the New York Times is one of the smartest and most respected tech reporters around. He's also seen a lot of trends boom and bust. I didn't take his comments in an OJR interview to be as dismissive of the phenomenon of blogging as many of my fellow bloggers have. Markoff said: |
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- Jason Sloderbeck (Oct 16 2003) |
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- Joshua Levitsky (Oct 16 2003) |
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- Mandrake Linux Security Team (Oct 16 2003) |
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- Mandrake Linux Security Team (Oct 16 2003) |
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- The proportion of each extra pound of disposable income not... |
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- (US) News from the front lines of the drug war. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(90%), $propaganda_theme1(85%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $propaganda_theme6(90%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- Washington—Concerned about the appearance of disarray and feuding within his administration as well as growing resistance to his policies in Iraq, President Bush—living up to his recent declaration that he is in charge—told his top officials to “stop the leaks” |
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- Russell Beatie on Itunes for Windows Russell Beattie: "I need to buy a Mac so that my entire computing experience is like this." |
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- Intel Corporation today unveiled Intel StrataFlash Wireless Memory System, a complete, cost-effective memory solution specifically designed for next-generation handsets that require memory storage for large embedded data applications such as camera images, audio and video files. (Meryl) |
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- AMENDMENTS to the draconian Access to Information and Protection ofPrivacy Act (AIPPA) are largely cosmetic and fall short of addressing theconcerns of journalists practising in Zimbabwe, legal and media experts saidthis week. |
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- Analysts said the ruling ZANU PF is prepared to drag the issue about theresumption of dialogue with the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) untilthe party clears the tricky succession issue. |
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- High Court Judge Justice Moses Chinhengo yesterday ruled that all ballot papers for the 2002 presidential election should now be kept at the court's registry for easy access. |
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- The Commonwealth this week reiterated its call for Zimbabwe's rulingparty to negotiate with its political rivals, saying that "dialogue andnational reconciliation" were necessary before the country could bereadmitted to the 54-nation grouping. |
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- The Zimbabwean government is investigating illegal hunting by South Africans in the south of the country. |
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- Four more journalists from the Daily News have been charged by thepolice for practising without accreditation as required by the Access toInformation and Protection of Privacy Act (AIIPA). |
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- THE Administrative Court will today hear arguments by the MediaInformation Commission (MIC) on why it turned down an application forregistration by the Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe (ANZ), publishers ofThe Daily News and The Daily News on Sunday. |
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- THE year-on-year rate of inflation is continuing to scale new heights,breaking a record 455.6 percent last month. |
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- THE Presidential Land Review Committee has drastically revised downwardsthe official number of people that have benefited from the controversialland reform programme which has since run into a wall of negative sentimentafter it coincided with a dip into an unprecedented economic meltdown. |
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- AN ambitious bonded warehouse project established in Zambia about twoyears ago has collapsed on the back of a ban imposed on Zimbabwean productsby President Levy Mwanawasa's government, The Financial Gazette canreveal. |
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- THE tobacco selling season, which has been punctuated by high drama,could be extended to give farmers more time to mop up the remaining crop andimprove Zimbabwe's fast declining import cover. |
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- THE credibility of inflation figures churned by the Central StatisticalOffice (CSO) has suffered a hammer blow because of damaging black market foralmost every commodity including cash, which has deformed pricingmechanisms. |
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- FERTILISER manufacturers will experience the biting foreign currencycrunch for a long time to come after the government denied them exportlicences that could have given the industry the much-needed relief. |
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- Jobs lost, output falls as 60% of companies say they made no investmentslast year |
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- THE 2004 national budget expected to be presented by the Minister ofFinance and Economic Development, Dr Herbert Murerwa, next month shouldsteer Zimbabwe out of its economic problems and boost investorconfidence. |
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- THE First Factoring Company of Zimbabwe (FFCZ) has introduced a newproduct designed to enable small to medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) to offercredit facilities to their clients. |
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- Acting Harare mayor Ms Sekesayi Makwavarara was yesterday suspended bythe MDC Harare province for allegedly failing to attend urgent meetings asdivisions resurfaced in the opposition party. |
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- Makokoba MP Ms Thokozane Kuphe (MDC) has called for the establishment ofa national mental health policy for the co-ordination and delivery ofequitable services to mentally retarded people. |
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- A partnership agreement aimed at gathering and documenting the country'shistory was signed by the National Archives of Zimbabwe, the Department ofNational Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe and the University of Zimbabwe'shistory department. |
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- COMPANIES should desist from exporting finished products that could beutilised in the country, the Minister of Industry and International TradeCde Samuel Mumbengegwi said yesterday. |
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- Zimbabwe fast bowler Douglas Hondo was expected to resume full trainingyesterday in a bid to prove his fitness before the second cricket Testagainst Australia begins tomorrow, team physiotherapist Bradley Robinsonsaid. |
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- THE Herald has no apologies to make regarding its coverage of footballin Zimbabwe, says the editor of the daily newspaper, Pikirayi Deketeke. |
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- Sporting Lions .............................. ..0 |
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- THE Achilles' heel of Zimbabwe's economy is the spiralling inflation,which has now reached a peak of 455,5 percent. |
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- It is true that the recovery of our country's tourism industry has been hindered by the barrage of negative publicity in the wake of our just and legitimate land reforms. |
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- Most recent daily statistics (13 Oct 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (13 Oct 2003): Download count: 0 |
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