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Urban Wi-Fi Gridlock Predicted To Arrive in 2004 (Oct 24 2003 23:11 GMT)

- (22:58 UTC) TECHWEB

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Accenture Signs Deal With Dynegy (Oct 24 2003 23:11 GMT)

- (22:58 UTC) TECHWEB

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Demonstrators Gearing Up for Anti-War Protests (Oct 24 2003 23:11 GMT)

- (22:58 UTC) FOX

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Taliban Resurgence Undermining UN Afghan Aid Work (Oct 24 2003 23:11 GMT)

- (22:58 UTC) REUTERS

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Hollywood's Cold War on Swapping (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- In a move reminiscent of indoctrination methods used in the '50s, the MPAA is stepping into school classrooms to teach its anti-file-sharing message. It's even offering prizes for students and teachers who spread the word about online piracy.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

New Antibiotic Kills Tough Bugs (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Researchers develop a new antibiotic that may aid the battle against increasingly drug-resistant bacteria. The compound inhibits bacterial RNA polymerase, the key enzyme used by cells in gene expression.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Hollywood's Cold War on Swapping (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- In a move reminiscent of indoctrination methods used in the '50s, the MPAA is stepping into school classrooms to teach its anti-file-sharing message. It's even offering prizes for students and teachers who spread the word about online piracy.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

New Antibiotic Kills Tough Bugs (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Researchers develop a new antibiotic that may aid the battle against increasingly drug-resistant bacteria. The compound inhibits bacterial RNA polymerase, the key enzyme used by cells in gene expression.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Hollywood's Cold War on Swapping (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- In a move reminiscent of indoctrination methods used in the '50s, the MPAA is stepping into school classrooms to teach its anti-file-sharing message. It's even offering prizes for students and teachers who spread the word about online piracy.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

New Antibiotic Kills Tough Bugs (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Researchers develop a new antibiotic that may aid the battle against increasingly drug-resistant bacteria. The compound inhibits bacterial RNA polymerase, the key enzyme used by cells in gene expression.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Copyright Catch-Up in E. Europe (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Countries in Eastern Europe and former Soviet republics are scrambling to enact laws to prevent the distribution of pirated music and movies. But they have their work cut out for them. Roxanne Khamsi reports from Riga, Latvia.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Trying to Find That Sweet Spot (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- It's got full flavor at one-third the calories. It's safe for teeth and diabetics. And it's all natural. The long, strange search for the ultimate sugar substitute. By Evan Ratliff from Wired magazine.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Orgasmatron Puts Tech in Sex (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- A new device purportedly stimulates a woman to a pre-orgasmic state with a pulsating current. Critics are scoffing, but a few happy customers swear it gets the job done. By Leander Kahney.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Copyright Catch-Up in E. Europe (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Countries in Eastern Europe and former Soviet republics are scrambling to enact laws to prevent the distribution of pirated music and movies. But they have their work cut out for them. Roxanne Khamsi reports from Riga, Latvia.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Trying to Find That Sweet Spot (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- It's got full flavor at one-third the calories. It's safe for teeth and diabetics. And it's all natural. The long, strange search for the ultimate sugar substitute. By Evan Ratliff from Wired magazine.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Orgasmatron Puts Tech in Sex (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- A new device purportedly stimulates a woman to a pre-orgasmic state with a pulsating current. Critics are scoffing, but a few happy customers swear it gets the job done. By Leander Kahney.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Copyright Catch-Up in E. Europe (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Countries in Eastern Europe and former Soviet republics are scrambling to enact laws to prevent the distribution of pirated music and movies. But they have their work cut out for them. Roxanne Khamsi reports from Riga, Latvia.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Trying to Find That Sweet Spot (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- It's got full flavor at one-third the calories. It's safe for teeth and diabetics. And it's all natural. The long, strange search for the ultimate sugar substitute. By Evan Ratliff from Wired magazine.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Orgasmatron Puts Tech in Sex (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- A new device purportedly stimulates a woman to a pre-orgasmic state with a pulsating current. Critics are scoffing, but a few happy customers swear it gets the job done. By Leander Kahney.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Three R's: Reading, Writing, RFID (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Undeterred by fretful privacy advocates, a charter school in Buffalo has adopted RFID technology to track student attendance. The school's chief says it's all in the name of safety and efficiency. By Julia Scheeres.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Three R's: Reading, Writing, RFID (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Undeterred by fretful privacy advocates, a charter school in Buffalo has adopted RFID technology to track student attendance. The school's chief says it's all in the name of safety and efficiency. By Julia Scheeres.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Three R's: Reading, Writing, RFID (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Undeterred by fretful privacy advocates, a charter school in Buffalo has adopted RFID technology to track student attendance. The school's chief says it's all in the name of safety and efficiency. By Julia Scheeres.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The Document's Root Node (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Is the document object a regular node on the DOM tree? Well, it depends on the browser. Netscape 6 supports it to the fullest.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The Document's Root Node (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Is the document object a regular node on the DOM tree? Well, it depends on the browser. Netscape 6 supports it to the fullest.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The Document's Root Node (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Is the document object a regular node on the DOM tree? Well, it depends on the browser. Netscape 6 supports it to the fullest.

Roblog - Roberts Weblog

Durchgefallen... (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Gestern Abend im TV kam da diese Sendung "Der grosse Führerscheintest". Ich habe da mal mitgemacht und bin durchgefallen. 9 Fehlerpunkte durfte man haben, ich hatte 13 zusammengebracht. Vor 9 Jahren bei meiner damaligen Theorieprüfung hatte ich 0 Fehler, deshalb ist mir das jetzt auch egal, ich kann fahren, das soll genügen. Da war so eine Frage die ich beispielsweise falsch hatte, wie "Du stehst auf der Linksabbiegerspur und dir fällt ein das Du doch rechts abbiegen willst".

www.indymedia.org:8080 newswire

Impostors, filchers & murderer (english) (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- To be a Donor is to be a financier of american robber & murderer gang - www.indymedia.org:8080

www.indymedia.org:8080 newswire

In Israel We Trust (english) (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Where is the Israeli who bombed a fully-occupied residential building in a densely-populated Gaza City area, killing 14 people, 9 of whom were chil... - www.indymedia.org:8080

Thinking Anglicans

AAC funding queried again (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- The Washington Post has published a report Conservatives Funding Opposition, Priest Says which contains charges that the American Anglican Council is closely linked to another right-wing lobby the Institute for Religion and Democracy (IRD), “a think tank that tries to...

Pitt Sports Blather -- Rantings on the Panthers

That's a lot of Information (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Give the Syracuse Propoganda Athletic Department credit. They know how to turn out the game notes before a game (warning 45 page PDF file). Some thing that jumped out at me, and make me really want to beat the Orangemen: Their head coach, Paul Pasqualo

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Amazon Launches The Ultimate Book Search Engine (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- You will be able to search all text of all books on Amazon. This is a major league search move.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Amazon Launches The Ultimate Book Search Engine (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- You will be able to search all text of all books on Amazon. This is a major league search move.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Amazon Launches The Ultimate Book Search Engine (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- You will be able to search all text of all books on Amazon. This is a major league search move.

Google News by CodingTheWeb.com

Louis Vuitton Sues Google for Alleged Trademark Infringement Online (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- "... Google and its French subsidiary are facing another trademark challenge in the wake of a landmark ruling that could force the popular Internet search engine to change how it sells advertising."

Google News by CodingTheWeb.com

Google Jamming with Ebay Text (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- "...learned how to rocket nearly half a million of his Web pages to the top of Google search results pages." "...a Google spokesperson said, "There are people who attempt to influence Google search results. These efforts do not negatively affect the quality of the more than 200 million search queries we serve everyday.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Louis Vuitton Sues Google for Alleged Trademark Infringement Online (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- "... Google and its French subsidiary are facing another trademark challenge in the wake of a landmark ruling that could force the popular Internet search engine to change how it sells advertising."

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Google Jamming with Ebay Text (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- "...learned how to rocket nearly half a million of his Web pages to the top of Google search results pages." "...a Google spokesperson said, "There are people who attempt to influence Google search results. These efforts do not negatively affect the quality of the more than 200 million search queries we serve everyday.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Louis Vuitton Sues Google for Alleged Trademark Infringement Online (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- "... Google and its French subsidiary are facing another trademark challenge in the wake of a landmark ruling that could force the popular Internet search engine to change how it sells advertising."

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Google Jamming with Ebay Text (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- "...learned how to rocket nearly half a million of his Web pages to the top of Google search results pages." "...a Google spokesperson said, "There are people who attempt to influence Google search results. These efforts do not negatively affect the quality of the more than 200 million search queries we serve everyday.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Louis Vuitton Sues Google for Alleged Trademark Infringement Online (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- "... Google and its French subsidiary are facing another trademark challenge in the wake of a landmark ruling that could force the popular Internet search engine to change how it sells advertising."

News by CodingTheWeb.com

Google Jamming with Ebay Text (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- "...learned how to rocket nearly half a million of his Web pages to the top of Google search results pages." "...a Google spokesperson said, "There are people who attempt to influence Google search results. These efforts do not negatively affect the quality of the more than 200 million search queries we serve everyday.

Tao of the Machine

Changes (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- The generator proposal mentioned yesterday didn't cause a stir on the newsgroup. The gist is, that just about everybody likes it. ... [331 words]

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The general and his ground troops (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Howard Dean is not the only Democratic candidate who has inspired an army of followers. Wes Clark's ranks are growing, and they include Bush deserters.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The general and his ground troops (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Howard Dean is not the only Democratic candidate who has inspired an army of followers. Wes Clark's ranks are growing, and they include Bush deserters.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The general and his ground troops (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- Howard Dean is not the only Democratic candidate who has inspired an army of followers. Wes Clark's ranks are growing, and they include Bush deserters.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The suffering buzzocracy (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- For movie execs used to sending beribboned boxes of the latest Christmas movies to 500 of their closest Botox artists, dog walkers and Kabbalah gurus, the pre-Oscar "screener ban" is torture.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The left's answer to the Osbournes (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- A new book dishes the dirt on recently paroled Brinks robber Kathy Boudin and her high-powered -- and completely dysfunctional -- family.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The suffering buzzocracy (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- For movie execs used to sending beribboned boxes of the latest Christmas movies to 500 of their closest Botox artists, dog walkers and Kabbalah gurus, the pre-Oscar "screener ban" is torture.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The left's answer to the Osbournes (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- A new book dishes the dirt on recently paroled Brinks robber Kathy Boudin and her high-powered -- and completely dysfunctional -- family.

News by CodingTheWeb.com

The suffering buzzocracy (Oct 24 2003 23:10 GMT)

- For movie execs used to sending beribboned boxes of the latest Christmas movies to 500 of their closest Botox artists, dog walkers and Kabbalah gurus, the pre-Oscar "screener ban" is torture.

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