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- Author: Kaushal42 Date: 1 Jul 2004 Replies: 9 |
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- Author: svillardi Date: 1 Jul 2004 Replies: 7 |
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- Author: AcidRage Date: 1 Jul 2004 Replies: 18 |
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- Author: thegurio Date: 1 Jul 2004 Replies: 1 |
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- Author: thegurio Date: 1 Jul 2004 Replies: 1 |
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- Oracle has announced the immediate availability of the Oracle (Collaxa) BPEL Process Manager with native, cross-platform, and comprehensive BPEL support. The BPEL Process Manager enables enterprises to model, deploy and manage BPEL processes. It comprises an easy-to-use BPEL modeler, a scalable BPEL engine, an extensible WSDL binding framework, a monitoring console and a set of built-in integration services for transformation, user tasks, and java embedding. |
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- Oracle has announced the immediate availability of the Oracle (Collaxa) BPEL Process Manager with native, cross-platform, and comprehensive BPEL support. The BPEL Process Manager enables enterprises to model, deploy and manage BPEL processes. It comprises an easy-to-use BPEL modeler, a scalable BPEL engine, an extensible WSDL binding framework, a monitoring console and a set of built-in integration services for transformation, user tasks, and java embedding. |
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- Oracle has announced the immediate availability of the Oracle (Collaxa) BPEL Process Manager with native, cross-platform, and comprehensive BPEL support. The BPEL Process Manager enables enterprises to model, deploy and manage BPEL processes. It comprises an easy-to-use BPEL modeler, a scalable BPEL engine, an extensible WSDL binding framework, a monitoring console and a set of built-in integration services for transformation, user tasks, and java embedding. |
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- The Justice Department comes up with a creative excuse for refusing a request for information about foreign lobbyists. It says providing such data risks irreparably crashing its computer system. Proponents of open government are not impressed. |
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- The Justice Department comes up with a creative excuse for refusing a request for information about foreign lobbyists. It says providing such data risks irreparably crashing its computer system. Proponents of open government are not impressed. |
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- The Justice Department comes up with a creative excuse for refusing a request for information about foreign lobbyists. It says providing such data risks irreparably crashing its computer system. Proponents of open government are not impressed. |
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- A divided Supreme Court upholds a lower-court ruling that a law designed to protect children against sexually explicit material online would also undermine free speech for adults. |
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- An artist, whose possession of bacteria and DNA samples set off an investigation after his wife was found dead in their home, is charged with obtaining biological materials illegally. Another academic is also indicted for helping obtain the materials. |
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- A divided Supreme Court upholds a lower-court ruling that a law designed to protect children against sexually explicit material online would also undermine free speech for adults. |
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- An artist, whose possession of bacteria and DNA samples set off an investigation after his wife was found dead in their home, is charged with obtaining biological materials illegally. Another academic is also indicted for helping obtain the materials. |
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- A divided Supreme Court upholds a lower-court ruling that a law designed to protect children against sexually explicit material online would also undermine free speech for adults. |
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- An artist, whose possession of bacteria and DNA samples set off an investigation after his wife was found dead in their home, is charged with obtaining biological materials illegally. Another academic is also indicted for helping obtain the materials. |
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- Spider-Man 2 is perhaps the best superhero movie yet. Yeah, it has mind-bending special effects and a delicious villain. But more important, it's a study of why it's so thrilling, and soul-draining, to be a superhero. By Jason Silverman. |
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- Get ready for high-speed robots that mix and match drugs and doses by the millions, searching for cures for cancer and other intractable diseases. By Chris Mooney from Wired magazine. |
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- Spider-Man 2 is perhaps the best superhero movie yet. Yeah, it has mind-bending special effects and a delicious villain. But more important, it's a study of why it's so thrilling, and soul-draining, to be a superhero. By Jason Silverman. |
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- Get ready for high-speed robots that mix and match drugs and doses by the millions, searching for cures for cancer and other intractable diseases. By Chris Mooney from Wired magazine. |
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- Spider-Man 2 is perhaps the best superhero movie yet. Yeah, it has mind-bending special effects and a delicious villain. But more important, it's a study of why it's so thrilling, and soul-draining, to be a superhero. By Jason Silverman. |
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- Get ready for high-speed robots that mix and match drugs and doses by the millions, searching for cures for cancer and other intractable diseases. By Chris Mooney from Wired magazine. |
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- How long is a day on Saturn? Scientists say they're no longer sure. Radio emissions recorded by the Cassini space probe hint that the period varies significantly. It's the second major discovery by the craft. Amit Asaravala reports from Pasadena, California. |
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- At a time when many Americans consider journalists no more trustworthy than the politicians they cover, the profession needs to cast a critical eye on itself. Adam L. Penenberg's column, debuting here today, takes a step in that direction. |
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- How long is a day on Saturn? Scientists say they're no longer sure. Radio emissions recorded by the Cassini space probe hint that the period varies significantly. It's the second major discovery by the craft. Amit Asaravala reports from Pasadena, California. |
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- At a time when many Americans consider journalists no more trustworthy than the politicians they cover, the profession needs to cast a critical eye on itself. Adam L. Penenberg's column, debuting here today, takes a step in that direction. |
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- How long is a day on Saturn? Scientists say they're no longer sure. Radio emissions recorded by the Cassini space probe hint that the period varies significantly. It's the second major discovery by the craft. Amit Asaravala reports from Pasadena, California. |
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- At a time when many Americans consider journalists no more trustworthy than the politicians they cover, the profession needs to cast a critical eye on itself. Adam L. Penenberg's column, debuting here today, takes a step in that direction. |
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- The official websites of the Bush and Kerry campaigns have several security holes -- some small, some big. The result could be fake news stories or doctored photos, even directives to vote for the other guy. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Winnowing a field of nearly 200 questionable patents, the Electronic Frontier Foundation decides to challenge 10 of what the group considers to be the most dubious and abused technology patents. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- The official websites of the Bush and Kerry campaigns have several security holes -- some small, some big. The result could be fake news stories or doctored photos, even directives to vote for the other guy. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Winnowing a field of nearly 200 questionable patents, the Electronic Frontier Foundation decides to challenge 10 of what the group considers to be the most dubious and abused technology patents. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- The official websites of the Bush and Kerry campaigns have several security holes -- some small, some big. The result could be fake news stories or doctored photos, even directives to vote for the other guy. By Michelle Delio. |
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- Winnowing a field of nearly 200 questionable patents, the Electronic Frontier Foundation decides to challenge 10 of what the group considers to be the most dubious and abused technology patents. By Daniel Terdiman. |
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- As war and the economy influence election, conservatives turn their sights on the media With the presidential election likely to turn on developments in Iraq and the U.S. economy, one of the summer?s hottest political issues is whether news-media coverage of those topics is fair or biased. Conservatives across the ... |
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- A model wears a creation by Brazilian designer Lena Santana for the 2005 Spring-Summer collection on the last day of Fashion Rio week, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, June 30, 2004. (AP Photo/Renzo Gostoli) (Click for Large Photo) [yworld: 6, +model +wears +designer +lena +collection +fashion] |
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- Models wear creations by Brazilian designer Zigfreda for the 2005 Spring-Summer collection on the last day of Fashion Rio week, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, June 30, 2004. (AP Photo/Renzo Gostoli) (Click for Large Photo) [yworld: 5, +models +wear +designer +collection +fashion] |
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- A model wears a garment by Brazilian designer Miquelina of the 2005 Spring/Summer collection during a Fashion Rio, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, June 30, 2004.(AP Photo/Renzo Gostoli) (Click for Large Photo) [yworld: 5, +model +wears +designer +collection +fashion] |
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040701 (Jun 30 2004 23:15 GMT) - 思い出したように4年越しで朝崎 子守唄よりすこし深いところで流 奄美も素敵なところなんだそうな |
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- "Even though I really dislike the fact that Google seems to have taken a different approach with seo's and webmasters lately, I must say the results are finally starting to come around and be pretty relevant." |
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- "Even though I really dislike the fact that Google seems to have taken a different approach with seo's and webmasters lately, I must say the results are finally starting to come around and be pretty relevant." |
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- "Even though I really dislike the fact that Google seems to have taken a different approach with seo's and webmasters lately, I must say the results are finally starting to come around and be pretty relevant." |
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- "Even though I really dislike the fact that Google seems to have taken a different approach with seo's and webmasters lately, I must say the results are finally starting to come around and be pretty relevant." |
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- Marijuana prohibition is unique among American criminal laws. No other law is both enforced so widely and harshly and yet deemed unnecessary by such a substantial portion of the populace. This quote is from the cover story in the new issue of National Review, featuring drug reform figure Ethan Nadelmann titled "An End to Marijuana Prohibition: The drive to legalize picks up." Later in the piece, Ethan Nadelman shows the disconnect in the government with the issue that is having the largest effect on promoting change. |
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- "...because of a patent-pending method of lumping together individual transactions into one transaction to reduce the cost to the merchant." |
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- "...I noticed a new link - you can now request to view Google's cached copy of a page with the image references removed, CSS stripped and Alt tags shown as text links..." |
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