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- Author: Minoesj Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 12:54 pm (GMT 1) Topic Replies: 4 Is this your answer to the 300+ environment crimes Bush commited in 4 years. |
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- Author: Minoesj Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 12:49 pm (GMT 1) Topic Replies: 5 I don't understand why you spread this disinformation about Kerry ? |
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- Author: arc108 Subject: GOP Senators Pass Out Of Comm: Bill to Harm 94 Bird Species Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 12: |
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- Author: arc108 Subject: Ohio State teaching students to break animals' spines Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 12:44 am (GMT 1) Topic Replies: |
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- Author: Sage Subject: Halloween safety tips for animals Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 9:07 pm (GMT 1) Topic Replies: |
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- Author: Sage Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:59 pm (GMT 1) Topic Replies: 3 Agreed, our buns are rescues. |
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- Author: Sage Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:54 pm (GMT 1) Topic Replies: 2 Hi I'm in the UK too (just outside Southampton, where are you? |
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- Librarians have always been early adaptors to new technology. For example, I remember the first fax machine I ever saw. It must have been in the mid-1970s. It was a sort of long cylindrical contraption with a needle that transcribed the ... |
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- Lesbian sites: We Live Together We Live Together. From our girl friends at college to roommates and friends of friends... on our website we go out on the streets, bars, parties, malls... ... |
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- Lack of a Compact Flash memory slot is disappointing, and questionable support for raw files should raise eyebrows among serious amateur and professional photographers. By Jim Heid, Mac iLife 04 Site |
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- The Complete U2 boxed set would run to more than 30 CDs. "It's impossible to have this product in the physical world," Steve Jobs said. "But in the digital era, you can buy the product with the push of a single button." By Leander Kahney, Wired News |
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- Apple took the wraps off the iPod Photo, a color iPod available in 40GB or 60GB storage capacities. The company also introduced the iPod U2 Special Edition, Apple's 20GBplayer clad in black, equipped with a red Click Wheel and featuring engraved U2 band member signatures. By Peter Cohen, MacCentral |
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- Steve Jobs said it is clear that consumers want photo capabilities and not video features on their iPod. By MacMinute |
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- The iTunes Music Store was updated to allow residents of nine new European countries to buy music online. Apple also announced plans to bring the iTunes Music Store to Canada in November. By Peter Cohen, MacCentral |
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- I think Microsoft and some of its competitors could learn some lessons from Apple's approach to the new product, most importantly from the name and broader marketing. By Joe Wilcox, Microsoft Monitor |
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- The first place winner fromt he United States was Delicious Monster Software's barcode scanning application Delicious Library, while the same prize in the International division went to Boinx Software's slideshow software FotoMagico. By Brad Cook, MacCentral |
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- AM EU had 3 soft aspects, and 7 hard aspects that dropped the Dax nearly 0.4% at one point. AM US had 3 soft aspects, and 4 hard aspects that kept the markets depressed for a little while. PM US had 6 hard aspects, and 4 soft aspects. But the US markets rose. |
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- The update features a security update, bug fixes, enhancements to the Apple Lossless Encoder and AAC codecs and better support for iTunes and other QuickTime-based applications. By Brad Cook, MacCentral |
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- AM EU had 3 softs aspects, and 6 hard aspects which dropped and kept down the Dax 0.4%. AM US had 6 soft aspects, and 7 hard aspects which kept the markets mixed but down 0.2% most of the time. PM US had 3 hard aspects, and 3 soft aspects which were more focused, and the market rose 0. |
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- The fastest Mac supercomputer has gotten faster, thanks to an Xserve makeover. By Ina Fried, CNET News.comSee Also: System X Faster, But Falls Behindby Leander Kahney, Wired NewsVirginia Tech's recently rebuilt Mac supercomputer has squeezed out a few more teraflops, but it probably won't be able to keep its top-five world ranking. Editor's Note: |
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- Analysts say that Apple's iPod could do more than just boost the company's bottom line. By Red Herring |
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- ooglek writes "Verizon is now qualifying and accepting installations for FTTP (Fiber To the Premises)! $39.95 for 5MB/2MB, $49.95 for 15MB/2MB, and $199.95 for 30MB/5MB. |
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- Celeb sites: True Celebs TRUE CELEBS Find all your favorite Hollywood stars exposed! Some include:Pamela Anderson, Halle Berry, Britney Spears, and Janet Jackson. ... |
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- http://www.casinobuzz.com TWO of the world’s biggest internet gambling companies are considering initial public offerings (IPOs) in London, the larger of which could go straight into the blue-chip FTSE 100 index. Both companies — iGlobalMedia and Cassava Enterprises — are based in the same building in Gibraltar, but there is no connection between them. |
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- Frank Salvatto has an article in the American Daily that offers some good reasons for us going to war against Iraq. The following is an excerpt. Iraq, Syria & North Korea; Moe Larry & |
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- BiTMICRO Networks announced the release of E-Disk 3S320D, their new powerful SCSI flash disk. It doubles the performance of its older SCSI Ultra Wide Technology with a staggering 320 MB/sec Burst R/W rate, up to 68 MB/sec sustained R/W rates and up to 12,500 IOPS. Available in a 3.5-inch ... |
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- I noticed one of the women's E-rings last year (think it |
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- Microsoft finally answered (in .doc format) questions over licensing its software to run on the latest dual-core processors, expected from AMD and Intel in servers beginning next year. The Redmond, Washington-based company joins Red Hat in sticking to the same per-system or per-CPU approach, even with CPUs with two or more cores, for now. But the advent of more powerful dual-core and multi-core processors may actually mark the death of per-processor licensing in the face of irrelevance and the emergence of different licensing issues around virtual machines and various configurations. |
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- OK! You've played around with BTS2004 for several months (perhaps more), you've developed a few quick and simple EAI scenarios and migrated a few existing integrations from BTS2002 to BTS2004. You've told your boss that you've got it down pat! |
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- "U.S.-based Red Hat Inc., the world's top distributor of open-source Linux software, expects its international business to increase to half its sales within 12 months, an executive said on Tuesday..." |
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- "South African dairy farmers are starting to use open source software to improve their farming techniques and outputs..." |
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- "The Energy Department's National Nuclear Security Administration is funding a project to develop open-source performance analysis tools that researchers at government laboratories, universities and other places would use..." |
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- "Even as IBM directs attention to the arrival of its Blue Gene/L supercomputer, the company is quietly preparing a new twist on an older technology that will let it more directly compete with rivals such as Cray and NEC..." |
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- The company kicks off a $200M advertising campaign and offers new products to celebrate its two-year on-demand anniversary. |
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- New cards provide more memory for cameras, cell phones and other consumer devices. |
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- The company teams up with Sun Microsystems to bring its e-mail application to Java-enabled cell phones. |
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- The PC maker is eyeing in-home services to go with its new consumer electronics line. |
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- Defendant says powerhouse printer firm is invoking Digital Millennium Copyright Act to force consumers to buy its cartridges. |
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