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- Floodgates of Praise Burst Open for James. LeBron James's debut on Wednesday was by far the best N.B.A. debut of any of the current high school-to-pros stars. |
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- Galleries to download, haven't checked for virus or other ... but it suppose it will be safe, if not ... don't shoot. Who the heck doesn't work nowadays with a virusscanner anyway ;)... |
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- Eolas back to W3C: An attorney in the group on the "plugin patent" case responds to Tim Berners-Lee's letter for the W3C asking the judge to invalidate the patent. The speech (in the middle of the article) seems to boil... |
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- "The Web's great free-for-all is coming to a sudden, sharp end. Under today's market conditions, Web companies can no longer expect to sustain themselves by losing ever-larger sums of money to gain ever-larger slices of market share. As more traditional business yardsticks take hold, many companies face the difficult decision to charge for some of their online content and servicesNand users have begun to accept that they can no longer get everything they want or love for free. Sure, the Web con... |
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- DEVILS 3, FLYERS 2 - The Flyers got off to a quick start with a 2-0 lead in the first period but the Devils kept coming back and eventually pulled out a 3-2 win at Continental Airlines Arena. |
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- Today, Halloween, marks the debut of Devil-Linux 1.0, a runs-from-CD (or USB flash device) firewall/router distribution designed to give you a large amount of security in return for very little setup work. The Halloween release date and the 'Devil-Linux' name itself were chosen for humor value, not for religious reasons. The Devil-Linux developers tend to be light-hearted, but don't let their conversational silliness fool you: This is serious software with a serious purpose. |
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- Slashdot Oct 31 2003 5:52AM ET... |
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- SABC Oct 31 2003 6:28AM ET... |
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- Computer Weekly Oct 31 2003 6:18AM ET... |
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- infoSync Oct 31 2003 6:40AM ET... |
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- Computer Weekly Oct 31 2003 6:42AM ET... |
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- Seems like just the other day we were chuckling at the European women about to be fleeced on Joe Millionaire 2. But man oh man - those Euros are wayyyy ahead of the game. Check this out: Six men are... |
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- All these issues and many more can be found in the knowledge base - the search field is in the upper right corner of the Herald! But here are the most popular: |
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Sport (Oct 31 2003 11:57 GMT) - Footy fans read about disarmament trial in Ireland |
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Ghoulish! (Oct 31 2003 11:57 GMT) - Getting geeked-up on coffee right before a "deliverables" meeting may not be such a great idea sometimes. |
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- Què hi pot haver darrera d'aquesta lÃnia que ningú fa res per arreglar-la? |
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- HOW MUCH INFORMATION 2003? is an interesting study trying to estimate the amount of new information (i.e. information-as-thing) created each year. It is important to note the emphasis on information-as-thing in this study. |
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- Students who consider themselves of more than one race are more likely to feel depressed, have trouble sleeping, skip school, smoke and drink alcohol, a study says. Based on national surveys of 90,000 middle school and high school students, the study found that young people of mixed race are at higher risk for stress-related health problems. |
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- Großstadtneurotikerin lists the different blogger types: intelligent blogger fun blogger know-it-all blogger mood blogger non-blogger community blogger attention blogger random blogger lament blogger flirt blogger professional blogger I'd stick to the fun-loving, attention-grabbing, smart-ass community blogger type for now. |
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- Now that I think about it, I realize that the U.N. has been using a form of child slave labor all these years. I suppose one day at a meeting between the U.N. |
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- Fraud? Definitely. Revolution? Well, maybe not. ... |
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- DOUBLE STANDARDS: Roger Simon comments on North Korea.... |
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- DOUBLE STANDARDS: Roger Simon comments on North Korea.... |
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- Trying out an anti-leech PHP script, can you find the true URL of this flash file? http://www. ox1. biz/fun_stuff/download. |
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- Trying out an anti-leech PHP script, can you find the true URL of this flash file? http://www. ox1. biz/fun_stuff/download. |
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- USA - Aimrec has released the first interactive CD ROM based on the popular Indian percussion known as the tabla. This CD ROM presents the history, evolution, and basic playing foundations of tabla. Included are hours of videos and audio clips from some of the most prolific Indian Musicians. For more information please go to: http: |
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- The School of Information Management and Systems at the University of California at Berkeley concluded its study How Much Information? (2003) and results are available online. The study attempted to determine how much information is produced in a single year, in this case 2002. Comparisons are made to an earlier study from 2000 that used information production rates for 1999. The current study examined "stored information" (paper, film, magnetic, and optical storage media), which produced around 5 exabytes of new information in 2002, and "information flows" through electronic channels (telephone, radio, TV, and the Internet), of which 18 exabytes of new information were generated in 2002. |
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- The School of Information Management and Systems at the University of California at Berkeley concluded its study How Much Information? (2003) and results are available online. The study attempted to determine how much information is produced in a single year, in this case 2002. Comparisons are made to an earlier study from 2000 that used information production rates for 1999. The current study examined "stored information" (paper, film, magnetic, and optical storage media), which produced around 5 exabytes of new information in 2002, and "information flows" through electronic channels (telephone, radio, TV, and the Internet), of which 18 exabytes of new information were generated in 2002. |
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- ClubDeaf.com Brings State-of-the-Art Communication Technology to Deaf Community [PRWEB Oct 31, 2003] |
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- This report looks closely at how nine law libraries -- six from major or medium sized law firms, two university law school law libraries and a public law library -- are grappling with the issue of the digitization of legal information services. The purpose of the report is not to expound an ideology in favor of or against digitization, but to explore and, if possible, find common themes in the approaches taken by nine law libraries in North America. [PRWEB Oct 31, 2003] |
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- Fmail is a new internet mail service. Fmail is the short name for "fuws.org mail account" where "fuws" stands for "Fed Up With Spam". Fmail is better protected against spam than an email. [PRWEB Oct 31, 2003] |
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- myVirtualCard announces today that they are opening their doors to adult as well as other ‘high risk/high volume’ merchants. Many merchants in these industries have been unable to obtain or keep merchant accounts as of late, due to recent crackdowns by the major credit card associations. myVirtualCard NOW accepts merchants in all areas of online commerce [PRWEB Oct 31, 2003] |
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- Search Engine Optimization Guru Pvt. Ltd. (URL - http://www. searchengine-optimization-guru com) is one of the premiere search engine optimization (SEO) companies in the world offering guaranteed "Top 10" search engine rankings to our clients which range from Fortune 500 to small home business start-ups. |
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