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- ATLANTA - Dec 28/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets in Atlanta were updated by the USDA today. |
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- CHICAGO - Dec 28/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets in Chicago were updated by the USDA today. Markets covered include almonds, filberts, pistachios and walnuts. |
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- MIAMI - Dec 28/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets here were updated by the USDA today. Markets covered include almonds, walnuts, filberts and pistachios. |
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- BOSTON - Dec 28/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets in Boston were updated by the USDA today. Markets covered include almonds, filberts, pistachios and walnuts. |
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- COLUMBIA - Dec 28/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets here were updated by the USDA today. Markets covered include almonds and peanuts. |
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- SAN FRANCISCO - Dec 27/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets here were updated by the USDA today. Markets covered include almonds, brazil nuts, chestnuts and filberts. |
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- ATLANTA - Dec 27/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets in Atlanta were updated by the USDA today. |
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- MIAMI - Dec 27/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets here were updated by the USDA today. Markets covered include almonds, walnuts, filberts and pistachios. |
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- ST. LOUIS - Dec 27/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets here were updated by the USDA today. |
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- PHILADELPHIA - Dec 27/06 - SNS -- Edible nut prices in terminal markets here were updated by the USDA today. Markets covered include peanuts and pistachios. |
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- Price: $14.98; Rating: 3. |
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- newegg.com offers the SimpleTech BonzaiXpress 1GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive, model no. STI-UFD/1GB, for $24.99. |
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- newegg.com offers the SimpleTech BonzaiXpress 1GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive, model no. STI-UFD/1GB, for $24.99. |
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- This week at Uncrate: We get ready for a future cataclysmic event with the Ice-Qube, prepare for the coming year with a subscription to the Beer of the Month Club, and keep the books we got over the holidays in order with the Mos Eisley Cantina Bookend Set. We also keep our skin in check with the Anthony Logistics Mud Scrub Exfoliating Bar, plan for office warfare with the USB Laser Guided Missile Launcher, and prepare for some home improvements with Handyman In-Your-Pocket. Finally, we consider going prehistoric with the David Yurman Dinosaur Bone Bracelet, remember chemistry class with the We Are Made of Carbon T-Shirt, and go after a piece of $200,000 with some Perplex City Game Cards. |
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Amazon (Dec 28 2006 23:15 GMT) - Price: $19.77; Rating: 3. |
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- A new UK study suggests that technology not only makes lying easier, it allows liars to feel less guilty about doing it. More than four out of five people say they tell "little white lies" at least once a day, most preferring to do so via cell phone, text message or e-mail. Older studies proclaimed that people loved to lie over the phone, but weren't so keen on lying via e-mail (partially because people don't want a record of the lie). Obviously the lies being told are the same ones we've been telling for hundreds of years (I'm too sick to come to work, you look fine in that outfit, etc.) -- technology simply acts as an emotional firewall, allowing us to lie without having to look someone in the eye. |
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- (AP) -- Chip-maker Intel Corp. said it would not object to a court order to produce documents related to its international business practices, as part of an antitrust case filed by rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. |
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- A Bronze Age logboat which had lain unseen in the River Tay for 3,000 years is being studied by archaeologists. It is hoped the find will yield important new information about how human ancestors lived. Although the boat, made from the trunk of a single oak, was found five years ago, it was only lifted out of the Tay during the summer. Repairs carried out on the 30ft vessel have already given experts an insight into Bronze Age technology. The boat, which would have been powered by up to 12 men, is ... |
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- If it's approved, farmers would probably use this expensive method for breeding animals. |
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- Government forces retook Mogadishu from Islamist militias Thursday, leaving a dangerous vacuum. |
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- On Jan. 1, some states will raise minimum wage, tighten recreation rules, and protect citizens' privacy. |
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- In a bid to encourage German professionals to have more children, parental-leave pay will be much higher in 2007. |
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- War, terror, and a frightening future were the dominant themes of 2006's movies, yet viewers didn't shy away. But there hasn't been much to laugh about. Except Borat. |
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- Intent Based Filtering of Spam. This paper, written by Priyanka Agrawal, discusses Intent Based Filtering of spam, where the intention of the mail is identified. Intent-Based Filtering employs artificial intelligence technology to recognize spam messages like a human reader would, and quickly eliminate them from the email stream. By Priyanka Agrawal. [Infosec Writers Latest Security Papers] |
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- (AP) -- A Swedish startup is combining software and humans to help make photos and other images more easily searchable online, raising privacy concerns as the technology eases the tracking of people across Web sites. |
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- Well, it finally quit raining and yesterday was frosty and sunny. Here's some of the shots from the morning... more tomorrow. Hi, everyone! |
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