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- The computer maker is pulling further ahead of second-place rival Hewlett-Packard, according to new third-quarter shipment figures. |
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- The computer maker is pulling further ahead of second-place rival Hewlett-Packard, according to new third-quarter shipment figures. |
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- Oct. 18 - Raleigh native Clay Aiken performed two sold-out concerts at the North Carolina State Fair, delighting thousands of fans who came from near and far. |
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- Oct. 18 - A stiff wind greeted fairgoers Friday night and some told NBC 17 burning ash and chunks of debris from fireworks crashed to the ground in areas crowded with people. No one was hurt, but the incident raised concerns. |
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- Oct. 18 - Apex firefighters are undergoing special training for |
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- Last Sunday we went and saw The Tragically Hip at the Showbox (Capacity ~1000). This Sunday we hiked Mount Si (4 miles hike w/ 3700 foot vertical). Mount Si is an incredibly popular hike but we mixed things up by not arriving at the base until 4:30pm so when we arrived at the Summit we were one of the last groups on the hill. Minutes after heading back down it got incredibly dark and started to rain. |
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- Boingo and Vonage make a deal.... VoIP provider Vonage and hotspot company Boingo today announced a collaboration in which Vonage softphone users will be able to make wireless calls when in range of Boingo network hotspots. "Our next step is to work with the manufacturers to integra.. |
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- Netgear hints at Flash-OFDM Gear. Nextel and other supporters of Flarion's Flash OFDM wireless broadband technology believe the fast service (1.5Mbps+) can someday compete with DSL and cable, thanks to super low latency for a wireless service (20-30ms). While it first has to compete.. |
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- InfoWorld writes about Google's plans for the enterprise networks: "We want to index and allow users to search on the broadest set of enterprise documents, while retaining the simplicity of use that people have come to expect from Google," said Dave Girouard, Google's enterprise general manager. That means turning the Search Appliance from a tool that today is primarily used to index and search intranets and external company Web sites to a tool with a much broader reach into enterprise data sources, he said. While Girouard declined to specify the data sources the Search Appliance might support, he said the product at some point could be extended to tap enterprise databases, desktop PCs, content management systems and CRM (customer relationship management) applications. Extending the Search Appliance in this manner "makes more than perfect sense" because most enterprise data resides in a variety of formats that aren't Web-accessible, said Whit Andrews, a Gartner Inc. |
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- Sr. Electrical Engineer - Baytech Solutions - Pasadena, CA - Oct 18 Manufacturing Electrical Engineer-Campus - Agilent Technologies - Santa Rosa, CA - Oct 18 Electrical Engineer Sr. - Sparton Electronics - De Leon Springs, FL - Oct 18... |
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- A desert locust on the hood of the lens of an AFP photographer's camera in Dakar, Senegal. North Africa faces greater crop damage from swarms of locusts next year than from an invasion in 2004 that devoured thousands of hectares across the continent, UN experts warned.(AFP/File/Seyllou ) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- This undated handout picture released by CERN, European Council for Nuclear Research, shows a Large Iron Collider Experiment, dubbed ALICE, the 24-meter-high cavern which houses an enormous, tube-shaped magnet that weighs as much as the Eiffel tower and will be used to contain and monitor the man-made Big-Bang, at a underground laboratory under the French Swiss border.(AFP/HO/File) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- People with umbrellas walk against strong typhoon winds at Fukuoka city, Japan's southwestern island of Kyusyu, August 2004.(AFP/Jiji Press/File) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Nigerian fashion designer Prince Akaani Oyefusi on the catwalk in Paris. As Paris fashion week's spring-summer shows drew to a close last week, seven designers from Africa's most populated country unveiled their creations -- from colorful ethnic cotton prints to woven, hand-painted, beaded gowns that could give top French designers a run for sophistication and unconventionality. (AFP/File/Jean-Pierre Muller) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- A boy eats a cob of corn on a street in Beijing. Police said seven people have been detained in northeastern China for allegedly producing and selling 60 tons of fake milk powder, just months after 13 babies died and 189 were sickened in a major scandal.(AFP/File/Peter Parks) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- Members of Iran's hardline Basij militia march outside the former US embassy in Tehran, November 2003.(AFP/File/Atta Kenare) (Click for Large Photo) |
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- [picture report 5 ] Vakbonden tegen oorlog en privatiseringen in Londen |
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- Okay, I'm going to make up for basically calling the majority of Episcopalians and Anglicans a bunch of undeducated hateful... |
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- Yesterday I saw the new iMac G5 for the first time in real life (rather than on pictures). I must honestly say that I have never been this underwhelmed by computer design since Apple stopped making beige boxes. Often when Apple announced a new product and I saw the pictures, I wasn't sure if I liked the design, but whenever I saw the actual computer, I liked it immediately. This time, I thought the iMac G5 looked really gorgeous on the pictures, but boy is it ugly in real life. It's basically a thick, plump blob of white plastic. |
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- VA-Manassas - Mechanical Engineer - Micron Technology Inc - 09/30 MA-Boston - SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER - Partners Healthcare System - 10/14 NE-Omaha - Lead or Manager Mechanical Engineer - Brack Hunter - 10/13 FL-Tyndall AFB - SRM-Mechanical Engineer 5... |
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- Today's CIOs must create a "virtuous credibility cycle" in which the IT departments they lead consistently deliver positive results that are closely tied to business strategy, Gartner fellow and vice president say. |
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- Company redesigns worldwide customer support site, adding new usability features and improved ways to find technical information. |
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- The European Court has dispelled any residual doubt that it is little more than a politically motivated tool of the European Commission and continues its slow but steady construction of the means to make investigative journalism impossible in Brussels by ruling that Belgian police could seize Hans-Martin Tillack's computers and records to identify his sources regarding reports on EU corruption. The Euro-court has made little attempt to hide that is has colluded with EU political... |
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- Car stereo makers are getting antsy to join the MP3 revolution. |
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- roundup Plus: RIM touts BlackBerry with Wi-Fi...HP to sell Voltaire's InfiniBand switch...PC shipments up, but revenue less so, study says. |
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- Some faculty at the University of British Columbia are concerned with a new storage system the school's library is planning. The system will use a robotic crane to retrieve books; students will be able to browse book lists, but they won't be able to wander along pulling and flipping through books.This worries Max Cameron, a UBC political science professor and the chair of the Faculty of Arts library advisory committee. He is concerned library users won’t be able to find important materials if they can’t physically browse the shelves. |
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- http://tinyurl.com/5gual I?d like to tell you my aunt?s age, as it underscores a point; |
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- The company announces a new version of its wireless messaging and data access software. |
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- I don't know how much a handwriting analysis can really tell about someone and I'm sure some will swear that they're shockingly accurate, but I'm a skeptic. I have also changed my handwriting along the way, so I guess that could mean I'm changing, but I don't think my ... |
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- Gone gold = shipping soon! |
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- The ladies of the DOA fighting franchise are back, and taking their game onto Xbox Live. |
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- What's next? Duke Nuke'em forever? Seriously though, we have a final ship date for HL2! |
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- Another golden mystery from The Adventure Company. |
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- 2005 - the year of the sequel? |
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- A heroic effort? Maybe, or maybe not. |
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- Makin' shirts for the DIY show. Am getting a variety of styles for boys and girls. But I noticed last year that "youth size large" was popular amongst the boys and the girls alike, so I may try and invest... |
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- Front Page: ABC skein bounces baseball competish -- There appears to be no stopping those "Desperate Housewives," as the ABC smash achieved Nielsen highs with its third episode Sunday night and remains the top-rated new program of the season. |
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- Front Page: Storyline of 'Finding Nemo' in reverse -- Regency has inked a deal to develop its first computer-generated animated feature, based on bestselling kids book "Ollie the Otter" by Kelly Alan Williamson. |
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- Front Page: Polygram alum Kuhn gears up Qwerty pix with Fox deal -- With a lot of Stateside buzz over "Kinsey" and "I Heart Huckabees," Michael Kuhn finds himself back in the action. The London-based exec, who left Hollywood after PolyGram dissolved, has been busy building up his new shingle Qwerty Films. |
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- Front Page: Nat'l rah-rah circuit yields big bucks -- Jessica Simpson flopped. Lollapalooza? Canceled. But one big arena act is filling venues from coast to coast. |
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- FL - Civil Engineer(s) & Civil Designer(s) - Architectural & Engineering Resources - 10/13 GA-Atlanta - Civil Engineer - AKS, Inc - $50,000 - $85,000/Year - 10/18 KY-Radcliff - Civil Engineer - City of Radcliff - 10/14 PA-Philadelphia -... |
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