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Project Kesher: Creating Connections (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - Since the murder of more than 300 people in a Beslan school seized by Chechen militants in September, Russians have been intently focused on terrorism. As in the United States, this has meant increasing security and suspicion. But Russian teachers Svetlana “Sveta” Yakimenko, 51, and Tatyana “ |
Baxter Grabber
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good sales letters (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - Although our site may not be of the same high quality of the site listed above, we believe that given time this good sales letters site will be one of the major good sales letters sites on the internet. After all we are relatively new to the e-commerce industry and are striving to reach perfection. Personally I have my doubts about whether we'll succeed. These good sales letters websites are easily the very best that you will ever come across. In fact you could do what we did and search the Internet by day and by night without coming across something across something that meets your needs better. |
New software released on Network Rebusnet web site.
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The Spyware Detective 1.4 by Fastlink2 (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - The Spyware Detective finds adware and spyware in the system using an comprehensive database of definitions. The user can choose between scanning a drive or special directories. The targets scanned are: files, dll-s executables, other possible infected files, cookies, registries and processes. Spyware detective allows you to remove, ignore or quarantine identified spywares. |
Knowledge Jolt with Jack
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Abbott Labs library looking for a KM person (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - Abbott Laboratories have an opening for a "Web Master and Project Lead" in their Global Knowledge Resource Systems Team:Library Information Resources (LIR) provides enterprise-wide access to published business, medical, scientific and technical information in support of knowledge workers at all... |
LISNews.com
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A D.I.Y. library in Iraq (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - Un-"imbedded" reporter Dahr Jamail describes one man's effort to bring books and literacy to his Baghdad neighborhood: While billions of US taxpayer dollars have been awarded in lucrative contracts to companies such as Bechtel and Halliburton subsidiary Kellogg Brown and Root, there are few signs that any reconstruction has actually taken place in war torn Iraq ... Fadl Abid Oda, 30 years old, has taken it upon himself to do something that western companies in Iraq have failed to do. In a tiny room off a busy street in the Orfali district of Baghdad, Fadl stands in his small library. “Anyone can take a book from here,” he says, “People can take smaller books for three days, six days for larger books. |
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US Art Museums Study Results Available (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - An anonymous patron would like for us to know that the results of a Mellon Foundation study are available. This study explores the cost and policy models adapted by US arts museums in arriving at pricing structures for delivering imaging and rights services. It examines the new market realities and opportunities cultural institutions face due to the transition to digital collections. |
LISNews.com
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Changing Brick by Brick (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - The search engine web person would like for you to read this Library Journal article about the changing needs for libraries and their physical spaces. |
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Overweight Librarian on Stage! (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - wordy1 writes "The NY Times reports on the new play Fat Pig by Neil LaBute. The swinish title refers to the play's character Helen, a warm and witty librarian who is conspicuously overweight." |
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The year of phishing, professional virus-writing, and arrests (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - the F-Secure Corporation has a rather nice look back at the Security Summary for 2004: The year of phishing, professional virus-writing, and arrests. They look back at 2004 and call it a mixed bag. The beginning of the year was record-breaking busy with a huge number of major new virus outbreaks. However, since June, things calmed down and we've only had a few serious outbreaks since. |
LISNews.com
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Government Eases Rules on Writers in Sanctioned Nations (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - The NYTimes Reports the Treasury Department, under fire for regulations that restricted the publication of works from countries under American economic sanctions, issued broad new rules yesterday that will allow United States publishers to work with authors from those countries as long as they are not government representatives. Stuart Levey, under secretary for the Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence at the Treasury Department, said in a statement that the old regulations were "interpreted by some as discouraging the publication of dissident speech from within these oppressive regimes." |
LISNews.com
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J.K. Leaks out Tidbits of Book 6 - and other News (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - search-engines-web.com send along a couple Harry bits. Wizard News Says something about Gideon and Fabian Prewett being somehow related to someone. A few other bits in there on Godric’s Hollow and other things that make no sense to anyone who hasn't read the books or seen the movives [like me]. I won't post more just in case you don't want any of the story spoiled. |
LISNews.com
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The Digital Library Tipping Point? (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - Sick of hearing about Google's big digitization plans yet? Well you shouldn't be! The Scotsman, UK, says "Despite Google, we still need good libraries" in which the author has high praise for old fashioned libraries. Everyone and their brother is running pretty much the same story on the project, so I'll just link to the Google News Cluster and let you browse a bit. Some folks are starting to think about this a bit, and raise some good questions. |
.: All American Patriots :.
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U.S. Military Envisions Reaching Its Goal in Iraq Within a Year (Dec 16 2004 19:59 GMT) - U.S. Military Envisions Reaching Its Goal in Iraq Within a YearGeneral Casey says insurgents offer no viable alternative vision for Iraq16 December 2004Washington -- The top U.S. military commander of ground forces in Iraq says the plan to help Iraq transition to a constitutionally elected government by the end of 2005 is on track. |
the goddess room
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Oriki To Ori (Dec 16 2004 19:58 GMT) - Bi o ba maa lowo, Beere lowo orii re, Bi o ba maa sowo, Beere Lowo ori re wo, Bi o ba maa kole o, Beere... |
MoorishGirl
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LeGuin, Race, and Hollywood (Dec 16 2004 19:58 GMT) - Writing in Slate, Ursula LeGuin reports on a significant aspect of her novels that didn't make it to the small screen: race. Most of the characters in my fantasy and far-future science fiction books are not white. They're mixed; they're rainbow. |
Baxter Grabber
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institute of direct marketing (Dec 16 2004 19:58 GMT) - Search engines now do a lot more than just returning a list of hyperlinks relating to institute of direct marketing. You can now find out the latest news. Organizations marketing institute of direct marketing goods and services regularly submit press releases to Search Engines and these are invariably filed under the News category Another source of news about institute of direct marketing can be found by searching major news portals such as CNN. Any articles you seek on institute of direct marketing are more likely than not to be filed in a category that fits the item. |
Baxter Grabber
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search marketing (Dec 16 2004 19:58 GMT) - Netscape Corporation has created the best known secure server technologies. It uses a security protocol called Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) that provides data encryption, server authentication, message integrity and optional client authentication for a TCP/IP connection. When a client seeking to purchase search marketing connects with a secure server, they exchange a *handshake* which initiates a secure session. With this protocol, the same server system can run both secure and unsecured web servers simultaneously. This means an search marketing organization or company can provide some information to all users using no security, and other information that is secured. |
Baxter Grabber
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concept marketing synergistic (Dec 16 2004 19:58 GMT) - While the threat from hackers is low for individuals, a more serious threat to personal privacy comes from unscrupulous concept marketing synergistic companies that operate websites for quick quids. Many concept marketing synergistic sites require you to register before you can use its services. Often you must provide personal information, such as your name, street address, and e-mail address. Then as you browse the site, data is collected as to which pages you visited, how long you remained on each page, the links you clicked, what terms you searched, and so on. After a number of visits to the site, a personal profile emerges. |
InTheBullpen.com
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Australian Surfer Killed by Great Whites (Dec 16 2004 19:58 GMT) - - Boston.com ADELAIDE, Australia -- Two great white sharks attacked and killed a surfer while his friends watched in horror Thursday off a popular beach in the southern Australian city of Adelaide, authorities said. The 18-year-old man had fallen from a surfboard being towed by a power boat when the sharks attacked ... |
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Happy-sorrow (Dec 16 2004 19:57 GMT) - It’s the last day today for a cow-orker here, one of my great friends. He’s gotten a job at a big retail place’s HQ nearby. |
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Happy-sorrow (Dec 16 2004 19:57 GMT) - It’s the last day today for a cow-orker here, one of my great friends. He’s gotten a job at a big retail place’s HQ nearby. |
Cannibal Corpse Forums
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BC Rich Man56: Headbanging (Death Metal Mayhem) (Dec 16 2004 19:57 GMT) - i like head banging to the classic metal beat, you know bass snare bass snare bass snare while keeping a fast rhythm with the high hat or ride, like dadadadadadadaadadadada on one of those... every metal band has this in at least 75% of their songs especially thrash bands and death metal bands |
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