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- The Miami herald began its Internet initiatives in 1994 and has been on the leading edge of newspaper publishing over the Internet. The challenge was to reduce Bandwidth Costs and Connect Users over a Virtual Private Network. Miami herald implemented the Contivity 2000 Extranet Switch from Nortel Networks. The Contivity 2000 Extranet Switch not only reduces or even eliminates bandwidth charges; it has allowed the company to avoid upgrading existing remote access server infrastructure and simplify remote access management. |
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- Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino is one of the leading convention, events, and trade show venues in Las Vegas. The challenge for Mandalay was to provide, at a reasonable cost, the amount of bandwidth needed, wherever needed, throughout a new 1.5-million-square-foot convention center. Mandalay implemented a Nortel Networks solution featuring the Shasta 5000 Broadband Service Node, Passport 8600 Routing Switch, and BayStack Business Policy Switch. Mandalay Bay Convention Center is now able to provision and manage precisely the bandwidth needed in any particular area of its multi-functional convention center without deploying a network of T1 lines. |
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- Да, говорит Никита Михалков в отчетном докладе, я действительно взял большой заем в банке, и мы действительно его пока не вернули. То есть в долг, надо понимать, живем... Но (удар кулаком в грудь) -- я взял его под свое честное слово, так неужели вы... |
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- Что-то это все время напоминало. Про то, что все мы, чувствовали себя в "Гараже" Эльдара Рязанова, даже и говорить как-то неудобно, поскольку совсем уже очевидно. Но все время мучило еще какое-то дежа вю, какие-то ожившие картинки из старого телевизора.... |
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The B-52’s (Oct 31 2004 08:00 GMT) - The deadbeat club follows their bliss |
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- Candus Thomson -- On the Outdoors |
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- Reduced to rubble during World War II, the German city is now restored and ready to celebrate its 800th birthday. |
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- Area is where the young George Washington was tested in battle |
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Witch City (Oct 31 2004 08:00 GMT) - Travel Smarts: Salem, Mass., embraces its gruesome history |
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- Bids would not be needed for deals below $25,000 |
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- Very few blacks, women among uniformed ranks |
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- Sum collected since Feb. by 6 in Circuit Court race |
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- Moreno, Namoff score as D.C. tops MetroStars |
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- Most in Md. would switch to autos with better mileage, poll finds; Yet few favor steps to economize |
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- Alfred Berkeley's Pipeline Trading Systems is an alternative stock market that intends to make money while screening its clients from predators. |
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- Survey: While nearly everyone agrees price increases are a problem, thoughts on solutions, such as limiting jury awards against doctors, break along party lines. |
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- Eileen Ambrose -- Personal Finance |
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- Charles Jaffe -- Your Funds |
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- Pro basketball: Bobcats owner Bob Johnson is betting his new Charlotte team can re-attract NBA fans burned by the departed Hornets and foster rebuilding the city's downtown. |
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- Attack is the deadliest on U.S. troops since May; Blast kills 7 at Arab TV network; U. |
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- In his message to U.S., bin Laden appears to be trying to expand support; 'Casting himself as a statesman' |
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- FBI has launched a probe of company's no-bid work |
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- Bush keeps up attacks on Kerry; senator doesn't back off central argument |
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- Experts differ on Kerry's claim that Bush missed his chance in Tora Bora |
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- Survey: While nearly everyone agrees price increases are a problem, thoughts on solutions, such as limiting jury awards against doctors, break along party lines. |
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- Bay: A state effort to boost the bivalve's recovery shows signs of progress - but it's too slow, some watermen say. |
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- UM reverses 12 years of pain; Statham tops No. 5 Seminoles, 20-17; QB throws for 333 yards as struggling team 'believes,' delivers upset |
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- In his message to U.S., bin Laden appears to be trying to expand support; 'Casting himself as a statesman' |
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- High-scoring Eagles pose yardstick for stingy group |
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- Survey: While nearly everyone agrees price increases are a problem, thoughts on solutions, such as limiting jury awards against doctors, break along party lines. |
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- Consensus: Despite talk of a divisive campaign that has widened the gap between voters on key issues, experts say that 'Americans agree on many more things than they disagree about.' |
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- The next president could reshape the Supreme Court like no other since Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt |
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