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TheMacMind
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iTunes for Windows (Oct 17 2003 09:03 GMT) - When I woke up yesterday morning, I sat down at the kitchen table to eat breakfast, and I turned on the TV to watch the news. When I flipped to CNBC, I saw Steve Jobs, talking about the release of iTunes for Windows. I quickly realized that Apple had just released quite possibly the best application ever written for the Windows platform. Finally, someone released an intuitive, stable, powerful, and just plain awesome piece of software for the PC. I quickly dashed to my room to boot up my PC so I could download it and try it out. |
Morfablog
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Geiriau Hindi yn Saesneg (Oct 17 2003 09:02 GMT) - Ar waelod yr erthygl hon (sydd braidd yn arwynebol ar y cyfan) mae rhestr o eiriau Hindi sy wedi cael... |
GameAlbum.com News
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New game: Jig Jag Gold (Puzzle / Logic) (Oct 17 2003 09:01 GMT) - Brief description: Assemble objects so they spring to life! Solve 75+ witty Logic Puzzles and play the Arcade and Strategy Games. Assemble animals, monsters, famous landmarks, art, robots, patterns and more. Nonviolent. |
KABC Front Page headlines
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Yankees Win American League Pennant (Oct 17 2003 09:01 GMT) - Aaron Boone set off bedlam in the Bronx on Thursday night with a leadoff home run in the 11th inning to give the New York Yankees a 6-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox for a trip to the World Series and their 39th American League pennant. |
.NET Brain Droppings
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Firebird 0.7 is out (Oct 17 2003 09:01 GMT) - For those of you out there that realize there is a browser other than IE, the Mozilla guys released the 0.7 bits of Firebird (was Phoenix) a few days ago. The 0.6 drop was crap, and for a while I'd switched over to Opera (not a half bad browser, but has some quarks [Note for Opera guys: |
.NET Brain Droppings
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Firebird 0.7 is out (Oct 17 2003 09:01 GMT) - For those of you out there that realize there is a browser other than IE, the Mozilla guys released the 0.7 bits of Firebird (was Phoenix) a few days ago. The 0.6 drop was crap, and for a while I'd switched over to Opera (not a half bad browser, but has some quarks [Note for Opera guys: |
mamamusings
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aoir: "broadening the blog panel, part 1" (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - The blog panel I was on was so big that it got split into two time slots, and the first one was from 8:30-9:45am. I took notes for that one (no WiFi at that time), but then my computer got pressed into use for projection during my panel (for Jason Nolan and for me), and I didn’t really take notes much after that. |
Eclectic Echoes
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Data Disaster (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - The BBC is running a piece on data distasters. The “Top 10” sidebar includes:Laptop shot in anger PC thrown out the window to destroy evidence before police arrived Laptop fell off a moped and was run over by lorry Laptop... |
Cruel Site of the Day
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Rush Limbaugh is the Music Man (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - DIYmedia collects misused celebrity audio files, ranging from Rush Limbaugh's catchy "I'm a Nazi" to Martha Stewart's hauntingly erotic "Look at That Amazing White Flesh." (10-17) |
Cruel Site of the Day
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Famous to the Bitter End (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - Wikipedia has compiled an impressive collection of celebrity suicides, including Being There author Jerzy Kosinski, who left this note: "I am going to put myself to sleep now for a bit longer than usual. Call the time Eternity." (10-16) |
HubLog
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PLOS Biology trackbacks in HubMed (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - All PLOS Biology papers are indexed in MEDLINE, and thus in HubMed. If you're commenting in your blog on any of the papers, make sure you send a Trackback ping to the corresponding HubMed entry - it will then be available in the References section for anyone to see. |
Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A. Author/Speaker/Consultant
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NIST Security Guides (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - NIST Security Guideshttp://www. fcw. com/fcw/articles/2003/1013/web aspThe National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released the final versions of five special publications dealing with various aspects of information security last week. The five special publications, drafts of which had been circulating around government for months, should help agencies comply with the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) of 2002 and address concerns frequently expressed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). |
ukblogs
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Hungover (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - by Foghorn Leghorn:This morning I am extremely hungover :( Has anyone got any cures? |
ukblogs
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first frosts (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - Another lovely morning today. The mist has settled down over Loch Leurbost and there is just a hint of frost mixed in with a heavy dew. Ullapool has been top temperature in Scotland over the last few days - at... |
ukblogs
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Crumb's Heroes of the Blues Trading Cards (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - [comics] Heroes of the Blues -- a set of trading cards from R. Crumb ... 'Here are his portraits of the many extraordinary country blues artists whose work can be heard primarily on the Yazoo label. Based on photographs, they originally appeared in 1980 as a set of trading cards.' |
ukblogs
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Pale and interesting (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - All the rubbish I wrote yesterday about having a hectic social life is, of course, not true. I have been... |
ukblogs
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October 1984 Part 3 (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - After school I went to help 1G get ready for the First Years Halloween Party. I had to put powder... |
ukblogs
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Complexity of the GM corn (Oct 17 2003 09:00 GMT) - I wonder what we will do about GM farming techniques now, following todays release of results from the first national field studies. These trials compare the effects on wildlife between growing conventional crops such as sugar beet and corn and genetically modified versions. |
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