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Traditional media remain strong as Web surfing grows
TORONTO -- As much as Canadians love surfing the Web, there's no need to write the obituary on traditional media outlets just yet.
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Trojans' offense prevails
CARY – After a slow start against Johnsburg, Cary-Grove’s football team gave an afternoon homecoming crowd something to shout about Saturday.
McHenry County Sports |
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GA-ASI Passes ATP Testing Of First Iraqi ISR Aircraft, Ground Station
System Mounted On King Air 350ER Increases Current ISR Collection Capabilities Significantly Unmanned aircraft systems manufacturer General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) announced Tuesday that under subcontract to Hawker Beechcraft Corporation (HBC) of Wichita, KS, it has successfully passed acceptance test procedure (ATP) testing for the first of five Intelligence Surveillance and ...
The Aero-News Network |
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Hard drive reveals no clues in Gricar case
The investigation into the former district attorney’s disappearance is still ongoing.
Penn State Collegian |
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Paternoville going strong
Students chant fight songs and play percussion on recycling containers to start Paternoville for the upcoming game against Illinois Saturday.
Penn State Collegian |
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09:33 (BST), 24/09/2008 Future/Sony deal Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS Future, the special-interest media ...
Future, the special-interest media group, today announces that it has signed an agreement with Sony Computer Entertainment UK (“SCE UK”) to create an on-console, weekly digital magazine available exclusively through the PlayStation®Network.
gamesindustry.biz |
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Trojans' rushing attack in high gear
GRAYSLAKE – If Grayslake Central thought Friday night’s rain would help it slow down Cary-Grove’s rushing attack, it was mistaken.
McHenry County Sports |
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No more losing homework for Kennewick students
KENNEWICK -- Alexis Payne found an empty seat at the bank of computers outside her English class and typed in her password.
Tri-City Herald |
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Who needs a plot?: ‘Knight Rider’ remake is loud, flashy
If you like fast cars, loud explosions, lots of action, and nonstop, pulse-pounding music, there’s a great new NBC series coming soon to a TV screen near you. If, however, you’re more into character-driven stories, logical exposition, intelligent dialogue, and an actual plot line, well, then all I can tell you is … hey, within the first 15 minutes of this series’ pilot episode, the two main ...
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Cary-Grove's offense pounds Marian in 2nd half
CARY – When Cary-Grove’s coaches review the film, they will need a most discerning eye to find much fault with the Trojans’ second-half offensive performance against Marian Central.
McHenry County Sports |
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'Last lecture' put to the test
A Carnegie Mellon University professor whose "last lecture" of his life's lessons became an Internet sensation was celebrated this week for challenging people to strive for more than they thought they were capable of, while remembering to have fun.
The Washington Times |
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Dell Continues to Deliver Laptop Innovations for Digital Nomads
MONACO----Dell today is delivering a one of a kind electronic privacy screen on the Latitude E6400 and introduced the M109S on-the-go pocket-sized projector. The company is also offering color across its Latitude mainstream and ultra-portable laptops.
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Cary-Grove runs wild vs. St. Charles North
ST. CHARLES – As pretty as Marcus Kerrigan’s 51-yard field goal was and as important as it ended up being in Cary-Grove’s victory against St. Charles North, the Trojans looked most impressive on the ground.
McHenry County Sports |
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T-Mobile, Google and HTC introduce first Android phone
The first Android phone looks a lot like the fuzzy pictures that have surfaced online for months, with a touch screen similar to the iPhone and a full slide-out keyboard.
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Google and HTC spent 3 years on Android, handsets
Engineers from Google and High Tech Computer (HTC) spent three years developing Android software and handsets before the launch of the G1 by T-Mobile on Tuesday, an executive from HTC said.
Macworld UK |
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5-in-1 USB Charger Cable Could Solve Some USB Woes [USB]
USB hubs, schmUSB hubs: jam this 5-in-1 charger cable into the back of your machine and you'll be able to charge-up/sync five different gizmos at once (well, probably not all once, but you get what...
Gizmodo |
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Football preview: Cary-Grove
Breakdown • The Trojans’ backfield migh have three juniors – QB Tyler Krebs, RB Alex Hembrey and FB Eric Chandler. Chandler rushed for 990 yards last season, and Hembrey started on defense and returned kicks and punts. Krebs is small, but lack of size hardly mattered with starter A.J. Hoger last year.
McHenry County Sports |
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A helping hand, or arm
The Yale School of Architecture has invested hundreds of thousands of dollars to offer its students one of the best-equipped fabrication labs in the country. Computers control many of the lab’s machines, and a hallmark of the lab is a massive robotic arm, purchased by the school in 2006. How do these machines work, and what are their advantages?
Yale Daily News |
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Sun Chairman to open GITEX Technology Week Global Conference
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Some of the world's most influential IT experts will be present at GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK as part of the Global Conference taking place at Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DICEC).
Zawya |
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Mozambique: Cooperation With Korea in Information Technology
The Mozambican and South Korean governments on Tuesday inaugurated an Information Access Centre in Maputo, which will give citizens access to basic computer services.
AllAfrica.com |
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Sex trial begins for man, 60
A 60-YEAR-OLD man molested a schoolgirl as she sat looking at a laptop, a court was told.
Hartlepool Mail |
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NEW YORK – The first cellphone running Google Inc.'s mobile software looks something like the Apple Inc. iPhone and has a large touch screen, but it also packs a trackball, a slide-out keyboard and easy access to Google's email and mapping programs.
Toronto Star |
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Online investing starting to click
One of the most attractive things about the stock market – in good times – is that it's one of the few ways you can take $10,000 and turn it into a million.
Toronto Star |
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Uganda: Laptop Ownership Programme Moves to Teachers, Students
The Ministry of Information and Communications Technology's (ICTs) laptop ownership programme that initially targeted the civil service has moved onto school teachers and their students.
AllAfrica.com |
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For Steve Severin, all students came first
I couldn't sleep early Tuesday morning, so I made my way to the laptop in the living room and Googled "Steve Severin, KCC."
Battle Creek Enquirer |
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