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- GLOVERSVILLE, N.Y. - When word first got out that thieves stole a wheelchair belonging to a 6-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, people shook their heads in disgust, figuring it was the work of teen pranksters. |
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- ENSENADA, Mexico - The image of the Virgin of Guadalupe that appears each night on a hospital wall is bringing hundreds of people a night to a hospital at this beach-side resort. |
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- HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Former Iraq prisoner of war Jessica Lynch has met the lawyer who provided information that led to her rescue last year. |
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- A public memorial service has been scheduled Monday in California for former Arizona Cardinals player Pat Tillman, who was killed in combat in Afghanistan, the team said. * Tillman awarded Silver Star Mark Curtis commentary: Anti-Tillman rants* Tillman gets posthumous promotion* Column in student paper criticizes Tillman* Gambadoro: Businessman in essence using death to profit Memorial growing at Sun Devil Stadium* Special report: Pat Tillman, Arizona hero |
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- NEW YORK - Menudo, the popular Puerto Rican teen pop band of the '70s and '80s, is being revived. |
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- NEW YORK - ''Nightline'' is calling Friday's program a simple tribute. Others call it anti-war propaganda. And one TV-station group is pre-empting it. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - The syntaxes used in protocols should be simple and consistent, says Itamar Shtull-Trauring. He examines the good, the bad, and the ugly. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - In the third of his series on Web Services Security for Java, Bilal Siddiqui joins together the pieces and adds XML encryption support to his WSS4J project. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Part three of our series on designing protocols looks at how network transfer speed can be maximized. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - In the first article of a new series on protocol design, Itamar Shtull-Trauring explores the different ways of indicating how many bytes are present in a protocol payload. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - In the second part of his series on implementing web services security, Bilal Siddiqui introduces IBM alphaWorks' XML Security Suite for Java. |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - In his latest column Rich Salz begins to discuss the implementation of a web service for doing key management with the W3C's X-KRSS standard. |
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- [iDNES - Hokej] - Skvělý výkon rakouského brankáře Divise a povedené kombinace elitní přesilovkové legie českého týmu nejvíce zaujaly Vladimíra Martince, hokejového internacionála... |
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- [iDNES - Hokej] - Česká hokejová mašina narazila v pátek večer na dosud nejtěžší překážku. "Rakušané byli nejsilnějším týmem, proti němuž jsme na šampionátu dosud hráli," shodli... |
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- [Popdex - the website popularity index] - |
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- The W3C Voice Browser Working Group has issued a last call Working Draft for "Voice Browser Call Control: CCXML Version 1.0." CCXML is designed to provide telephony call control support for VoiceXML or other dialog systems, integrated with a VoiceXML interpreter. CCXML can provide a complete telephony service application, comprised of Web server CGI compliant application logic and one or more CCXML documents to declare and perform call control actions. |
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- The W3C Voice Browser Working Group has issued a last call Working Draft for "Voice Browser Call Control: CCXML Version 1.0." CCXML is designed to provide telephony call control support for VoiceXML or other dialog systems, integrated with a VoiceXML interpreter. CCXML can provide a complete telephony service application, comprised of Web server CGI compliant application logic and one or more CCXML documents to declare and perform call control actions. |
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- The W3C Voice Browser Working Group has issued a last call Working Draft for "Voice Browser Call Control: CCXML Version 1.0." CCXML is designed to provide telephony call control support for VoiceXML or other dialog systems, integrated with a VoiceXML interpreter. CCXML can provide a complete telephony service application, comprised of Web server CGI compliant application logic and one or more CCXML documents to declare and perform call control actions. |
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- The W3C Voice Browser Working Group has issued a last call Working Draft for "Voice Browser Call Control: CCXML Version 1.0." CCXML is designed to provide telephony call control support for VoiceXML or other dialog systems, integrated with a VoiceXML interpreter. CCXML can provide a complete telephony service application, comprised of Web server CGI compliant application logic and one or more CCXML documents to declare and perform call control actions. |
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- The latest device for downloading music comes from an outfit called eMusic. Users can record their favorite bands, live, then rush home from the concert, download the file and share it with their friends. Best of all, it appears to be legal. |
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- The latest device for downloading music comes from an outfit called eMusic. Users can record their favorite bands, live, then rush home from the concert, download the file and share it with their friends. Best of all, it appears to be legal. |
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- The latest device for downloading music comes from an outfit called eMusic. Users can record their favorite bands, live, then rush home from the concert, download the file and share it with their friends. Best of all, it appears to be legal. |
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- The search-engine star set the stage Thursday for its stock market debut, which could still be months away. Google says it hopes to raise $2.7 billion with its initial public offering and that the price of its IPO will be determined by an auction. |
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- Four people in Detroit are charged with fraud under the new can-spam law that makes it a crime to make phony sales pitches using e-mail. |
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- The search-engine star set the stage Thursday for its stock market debut, which could still be months away. Google says it hopes to raise $2.7 billion with its initial public offering and that the price of its IPO will be determined by an auction. |
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- Four people in Detroit are charged with fraud under the new can-spam law that makes it a crime to make phony sales pitches using e-mail. |
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- The search-engine star set the stage Thursday for its stock market debut, which could still be months away. Google says it hopes to raise $2.7 billion with its initial public offering and that the price of its IPO will be determined by an auction. |
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- Four people in Detroit are charged with fraud under the new can-spam law that makes it a crime to make phony sales pitches using e-mail. |
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- The search-engine star set the stage Thursday for its stock market debut, which could still be months away. Google says it hopes to raise $2.7 billion with its initial public offering and that the price of its IPO will be determined by an auction. |
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- The MPAA tries to turn junior high school into anti-piracy camp, complete with scripted role-playing educational games. By Jeff Howe from Wired magazine. |
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- Sure, news aggregators are handy tools, making Web surfing a breeze. But the programs are greedy little buggers that swamp websites with unwanted traffic. Something has to change, and soon. By Ryan Singel. |
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- The MPAA tries to turn junior high school into anti-piracy camp, complete with scripted role-playing educational games. By Jeff Howe from Wired magazine. |
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- Sure, news aggregators are handy tools, making Web surfing a breeze. But the programs are greedy little buggers that swamp websites with unwanted traffic. Something has to change, and soon. By Ryan Singel. |
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- The MPAA tries to turn junior high school into anti-piracy camp, complete with scripted role-playing educational games. By Jeff Howe from Wired magazine. |
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- Sure, news aggregators are handy tools, making Web surfing a breeze. But the programs are greedy little buggers that swamp websites with unwanted traffic. Something has to change, and soon. By Ryan Singel. |
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- An especially evil new browser hijacker is sweeping the Net, spying on users of infected machines and pummeling them with truly vile pornography. Some folks are screaming for vengeance, but the problem is finding out who unleashed the vicious code. By Michelle Delio. |
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- What's better than a nice new Mac running OS X? For some people, it's a cheap Windows XP box hacked and tweaked to look just like an OS X machine. For a lot of XP users, converting PCs into faux Macs is a consuming pastime. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Britons say they wouldn't mind carrying around a national ID card with biometric information, as long as they don't have to pay for it. But critics say national ID cards haven't stopped terrorism in other countries. By Mathew Schwartz. |
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- An especially evil new browser hijacker is sweeping the Net, spying on users of infected machines and pummeling them with truly vile pornography. Some folks are screaming for vengeance, but the problem is finding out who unleashed the vicious code. By Michelle Delio. |
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- What's better than a nice new Mac running OS X? For some people, it's a cheap Windows XP box hacked and tweaked to look just like an OS X machine. For a lot of XP users, converting PCs into faux Macs is a consuming pastime. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Britons say they wouldn't mind carrying around a national ID card with biometric information, as long as they don't have to pay for it. But critics say national ID cards haven't stopped terrorism in other countries. By Mathew Schwartz. |
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- An especially evil new browser hijacker is sweeping the Net, spying on users of infected machines and pummeling them with truly vile pornography. Some folks are screaming for vengeance, but the problem is finding out who unleashed the vicious code. By Michelle Delio. |
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- What's better than a nice new Mac running OS X? For some people, it's a cheap Windows XP box hacked and tweaked to look just like an OS X machine. For a lot of XP users, converting PCs into faux Macs is a consuming pastime. By Leander Kahney. |
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- Britons say they wouldn't mind carrying around a national ID card with biometric information, as long as they don't have to pay for it. But critics say national ID cards haven't stopped terrorism in other countries. By Mathew Schwartz. |
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- Google pulls off an incredible feat. No, not the attempt to raise $2.7 billion through an IPO. They write an engrossing filing -- yes, engrossing -- that you wouldn't mind reading at the beach. In it, the company comes close to giving Wall Street the finger. |
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