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Boom boom (Feb 28 2006 23:59 GMT) - Looks underwhelming to me. Although the leather case was the stranger product of their announcement. Who's going to pay that much money for a relatively simple leather case? |
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- En el marco de la detencion de compañerxs anarquistas en Barcelona (España) se realizo un acto de repudio donde se pedia la inmediata liberacion de lxs mismxs. |
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- SUVA (Reuters) - The South Pacific nation of Fiji will hold a general election on May 6-13, testing racial divisions which have fuelled three coups and a military mutiny since 1987. Reuters.co.uk |
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- A SENIOR member of the Rebels motorcycle gang had a NSW police uniform and a cache of dangerous weapons, including a loaded semi-automatic pistol, stored at his western Sydney home when police conducted a search, a court has heard. The Sunday Mail |
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- Harry Vassallo is what one may describe as an atypical politician. He's an old-fashioned, hands-on politician in the way ... di-ve |
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- David Pescovitz:... While it would seem that men in hunter-gatherer societies who are good hunters have an evolutionary advantage because their mates would stay with them longer and their kids would be better fed. It turns out though that the dangerous and exhausting act of hunting is also a good way for men to show-off. A study of the Hadza tribe of Tansania in the scientific journal Current Anthropology looks at this so-called "showoff hypothesis." From a press release:... |
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- 'Many in Pakistan believe Bush is using the Kashmir card to achieve his own objectives.' Rediff.com |
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- Click the flyer to go to our website http://www. housebreakin. net/flyers/april_flyer_bb. jpg |
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Joe Btfsplk (Feb 28 2006 23:57 GMT) - When I was young, there was a comic strip call Lil' Abner. One of the characters was Joe Btfsplk who walked around followed by a cloud, and was considered a jinx. Rick Ankiel is the modern day embodiment of that... |
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- Finland will open its borders to workers from Central and Eastern Europe, Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen announced Feb. 28. Vanhanen made the announcement during a meeting with Czech Prime Minister Jiri Paroubek. India Daily |
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- Standard & Poor's raised Brazil's foreign currency debt rating to BB from BB- on Feb. 28, in the second increase since September 2004. The increase follows Brazil's announcement last week of a $6.6 billion buyback in foreign bonds and the country's debt payments of $15.5 billion to the International Monetary Fund two months ago. |
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- Lawmakers Say They Won't Force Quick Showdown Vote Over Dubai Port Agreement ABC News |
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- By Mathew Honan, Macworld |
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- Apple boosted its iPod accessory offerings Tuesday with the release of the iPod Hi-Fi, a portable high-fidelity speaker system taht works with the handheld music device. By Mathew Honan, Playlist |
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- The new version of Front Row allows users to access hared iTunes and iPhoto libaries and video throughout their home via Bonjour. By Mathew Honan and Peter Cohen, Macworld |
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- By Peter Cohen, Macworld |
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- Why does it lack Wi-Fi? By Glenn Fleishman, TidBITS |
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- By Ben Drawbaugh, HD Beat |
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- So I'm going home empty-handed and will remain that way until the next big Apple announcement. By Jan Kabili, Unofficial Apple Weblog |
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- By Jeff Carlson, Macworld |
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- By Jackie Dove, Macworld |
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- Now, you can start to appear smart and intelligent whenever you talk to your friends -- with Wikipedia in your pocket (actually, in your iPod).Warning: You may not be that smart after all. |
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- Buzz about Apple's to-be-unveiled products focuses on iPods, iTunes, even computers. By Red Herring |
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- Streaming Media.com on Monday announced the publication of two new reports that suggest that Apple's QuickTime H.264 video encoding has gained round on Microsoft Windows Media. The winner, however, was RealVideo. By Peter Cohen, Macworld |
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- By Kaci Hanson, Wartburg Trumpet |
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- In Japan, many are taking advantage of the new medium of podcasting and bringing a high-tech twist to age-old language learning. By W. David Marx, Japan Times |
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- Paul Jacobs noted that while he talks to Apple "every so often" he does not have any insight into the company's product development plans. By Reuters |
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- The iPod has been named as one of the modern equivalents of the Seven Wonders of the World. By Virgin.net |
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- By Jeff Gamet, Mac Observer |
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- It's not quite the iPod mini comeback that some were hoping for, but Apple has put a stash of the colorful players up for sale in the clearance section of its online store. By Ina Fried, CNET News.com |
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- The data is clear, and Apple has a lot more vulnerabilities of every kind ranging from moderately critical to extremely critical. By George Ou, ZDNet |
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- It's that hip factor, that intangible tangible known as cool that the ipod confers. Software makers and sellers want a piece of that marketing power. And they want some of their space back on store shelves that iPod has swiped from them. By Erin Joyce, InternetNews.com |
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- By Tom Bridge, O'Reilly Network |
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- iPhoto 6 provides enough improvements and new features that anyone who uses iPhoto at all seriously will find them worthwhile, particularly if any of hte other iLife '06 applications are of interest. By Adam C. Engst, TidBITS |
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- By Matt Neuburg, TidBITS |
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- By Dan Frakes, Macworld |
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- If you're after a drop-dead gorgeous laptop that runs consumer applications brilliantly, that excels in entertainment and productivity software, and that's truly future-proofed, then it's worth joining the queue. By Tom Dunmore, Stuff |
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- The Funniest thing ever to come out of the labs of Microsoft: What if Microsoft redesigned Apple iPod packaging?(Okay, it's not actually from Microsoft or Apple. But it is still very fun.) |
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- As rumors unfurl about a new gadget upcoming from Microsoft, the company's Origami Project is starting to take shape as a very small tablet computer, one perhaps affordable enough to appeal to mainstream consumers. By Ina Fried, CNET News.com |
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- While these represent a sea change, there is no need for Mac owners to worry, experts said, as the published attacks are still mainly theoretical and not widespread. By Joris Evers, CNET News.com |
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