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Jury: Woman Guilty in Son's Kidnapping (Oct 23 2003 23:29 GMT) - A jury found a woman and three men guilty of abducting the woman's son, rejecting their claims that they believed the kidnapping was part of a CIA plot. Debra Rose, Michael Riley, Elias Gutierrez and Rodrique Van Blake were convicted Wednesday of child abduction, custodial interference, burglary, assault and false imprisonment. |
patrickWeb
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Nothing Cold about Internet Connectivity In Iceland (Oct 23 2003 23:28 GMT) - Reykjavik, Iceland may soon become the first city in which every home is connected to the Internet with fiber optic cable. While many in the world still have analog dial-up connections or no connections, Reykjavik is about to take a... |
patrickWeb
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Nothing Cold about Internet Connectivity In Iceland (Oct 23 2003 23:28 GMT) - Reykjavik, Iceland may soon become the first city in which every home is connected to the Internet with fiber optic cable. While many in the world still have analog dial-up connections or no connections, Reykjavik is about to take a... |
meta-roj blog
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bold moves in terror (Oct 23 2003 23:28 GMT) - according to a usa today article (and several other reports, but i think this is an early one), defense secretary donald rumsfeld thinks the united states has not "yet made truly bold moves" in the war on terrorism. is there... |
InfoWorld: Top News
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Microsoft posts 'revisions' to security bulletins (Oct 23 2003 23:28 GMT) - BOSTON - Do you know how to say "Whoops!" in Czech? Staff at Microsoft Corp.'s headquarters may be asking themselves that question this week after two software patches the company released last week caused problems on foreign language versions of the Windows operating system and Exchange e-mail server. ADVERTISEMENT: |
InfoWorld: Top News
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Unisys to acquire ePresence (Oct 23 2003 23:28 GMT) - Security consulting company Unisys Inc. will purchase the identity management business of Massachusetts company ePresence Inc. for $ 11.5 million in cash, the companies announced Thursday. |
InfoWorld: Top News
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Toshiba updates Pocket PCs with Wi-Fi, VoIP software (Oct 23 2003 23:28 GMT) - Toshiba Corp. Thursday launched a version of its e800/805 Pocket PC personal digital assistant (PDA) that incorporates integrated Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity) and VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) software along with several different speech recognition applications and an enhanced display. |
gammatron (phase ii)
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Keyboard Advance (Oct 23 2003 23:27 GMT) - Keyboard Advance KA is a text editor designed in such a way to speed up the typing as much as it is possible on an input device which is no more than a joypad (like the one of the GBA). |
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Cose che Fini non potrebbe apprezzare (Oct 23 2003 23:26 GMT) - Dopo “Il Testamento dei mattoncini” (la Bibbia raccontata con i Lego) e i “Lego Porno” (di cui si era parlato qui), Boffardi. |
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Cose che Fini non potrebbe apprezzare (Oct 23 2003 23:26 GMT) - Dopo “Il Testamento dei mattoncini” (la Bibbia raccontata con i Lego) e i “Lego Porno” (di cui si era parlato qui), Boffardi. |
Associated Press headlines via GoUpstate.com
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Regulators Approve Smog Plan for Calif. (Oct 23 2003 23:26 GMT) - Regulators approved a plan Thursday designed to improve Southern California air quality by eliminating more than 1,200 tons of pollutants a day through stricter smog checks on cars and other measures. The 8-0 vote came as the state Air Resources Board tried to help the region meet federal clean air standards by a 2010 deadline. |
dispatches
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More Government Hot Air (Oct 23 2003 23:25 GMT) - The Medicare Bureaucracy is spending $600,000 of your tax dollars not on health care for seniors and the disabled but... |
How Appealing
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The Associated Press is reporting (Oct 23 2003 23:25 GMT) - The Associated Press is reporting: Jesse J. Holland reports here that "Democrats Ready to Use More Filibusters." In other news, you can access here an article entitled "Judge Denies Request to Delay Malvo Trial"; here "ABA Seeks Death Penalty Reforms"; |
vigilant.tv
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Censorship and surveillance by protest groups (Oct 23 2003 23:23 GMT) - Evan Coyne Maloney at Brain Terminal describes surveillance and censorship by pro-Palestinian protesters at a "solidarity conference" at Rutgers university. [ed: our Crack Team of Reporters has attended most of the major anti-war and pro-Palestinian protests here in Sydney. While we've only experienced one instance of direct intimidation (at the violent student rally in March, where a group of masked demonstrators confronted our photographer and demanded his camera), we... |
Ted Roche: Business
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Microsoft reports revenues up (Oct 23 2003 23:22 GMT) - CNET News.com - Front Door carries the story that "PC sales bolster Microsoft profits. The software giant reports earnings that narrowly topped Wall Street expectations as sales rose 6 percent from a year ago. " Not a surprise to those of us who follow Microsoft. What was surprising was the breakdown of sales across Microsoft's seven divisions and the fact the CNET reported it without any analysis of what, if anything, those numbers meant. |
Ted's Radio Weblog
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Microsoft reports revenues up (Oct 23 2003 23:22 GMT) - CNET News.com - Front Door carries the story that "PC sales bolster Microsoft profits. The software giant reports earnings that narrowly topped Wall Street expectations as sales rose 6 percent from a year ago. " Not a surprise to those of us who follow Microsoft. What was surprising was the breakdown of sales across Microsoft's seven divisions and the fact the CNET reported it without any analysis of what, if anything, those numbers meant. |
Ted Roche: News
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Microsoft reports revenues up (Oct 23 2003 23:22 GMT) - CNET News.com - Front Door carries the story that "PC sales bolster Microsoft profits. The software giant reports earnings that narrowly topped Wall Street expectations as sales rose 6 percent from a year ago. " Not a surprise to those of us who follow Microsoft. What was surprising was the breakdown of sales across Microsoft's seven divisions and the fact the CNET reported it without any analysis of what, if anything, those numbers meant. |
Radio UserLand Messages
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Re: Home page (Oct 23 2003 23:22 GMT) - I just got back home and tested it. Both are pointing to the same page. I guess it is because of the proxy server at my work place. Thanks guys. |
Blogcritics
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Meet the Beatle (Oct 23 2003 23:21 GMT) - I am friendly with the exceptional engineer-mixer-producer Thom Panunzio (John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen, Patti Smith, U2, Bob Dylan, Aerosmith, Marshall... |
Boing Boing
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Nano-velcro sticks tight (Oct 23 2003 23:21 GMT) - It's theoretically posssible to make super-velcro as strong as krazy glue out of hook-ended carbon nanotubes. (There is absolutely no truth to the rumor that carbon nanotubes are the next asbestos.) The researchers estimate that nano-velcro would be about 30 times stronger than conventional epoxy adhesives. It would bond most solids together so powerfully that the materials themselves would break before the pads of hooks came apart. It would also be about 3,000 times stronger than a microscopic version of Velcro made by carving tiny hooks into silicon wafers Link (via Futurismic) |
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