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Minty Mouthwash Makes Handy Household Helper
My computer screen has a minty scent. With a white tissue dampened with Spring Mint private label mouthwash from Walgreens, I've removed smudges and dust. As a screen cleaner, mouthwash is a bargain. Based on a price of just $2 for 42 ounces - slightly less than 5 cents an ounce - it cost me less than a penny to clean my computer screen. That trick works best on glass screens and is not ...
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IBM unveils cloud computing centre for Indian enterprises
Bangalore: Global IT major IBM Wednesday unveiled its cloud computing centre in India's IT hub here to host computing activities for enterprises, provide access to expertise and infrastructures for clients to design and deploy applications.
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Jeff Gorby: Recent picks become reliable
As the OVC starts conference play this week, the SEOAL has found a frontrunner in their conference race. I myself had a week that most coaches can only dream about. I finished with my first undefeated week since I have been writing this article. With eight wins last week, I pushed my overall record to 28-13.
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Cherries Internet Cafe opens today
Ingrid Gee knew she wanted a place where she could produce live Web TV streaming broadcasts yet offer folks somewhere they could connect with others in person or via the Internet. The technical difficulties of making that happen as well as a lawsuit that Gee wasn't even a party to delayed her project for eight months, but Gee said she was determined to succeed.
Knoxville News Sentinel |
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Technology Briefing
Microsoft cuts Xbox 360 prices in Asian markets ... Yahoo brings on Bain to boost efficiency ... Oracle expands into selling hardware.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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College news: TSTC names graduates
Marshall's Texas State Technical College has announced the names of summer graduates and summer semester honor students. Longview graduates were: in computer aided manufacturing — Lantz Wallace, Demetria Simon, Kimberly J. Lee and Kinya Austin; in instrumentation technology — Michael C. Staton; and in safety compliance — Thomas Johnson. Hallsville students who graduated were: in biomedical ...
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L.J. CAN PLAY: Running back Scott a force for North Davidson with 720 yards, 13 touchdowns
L.J. Scott of North Davidson scrolled down the computer screen and pulled up his rushing total from 2007 -- 623 yards.
Winston-Salem Journal |
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Township buys vehicles, computer equipment
LAKE TOWNSHIP Township trustees on Monday authorized the purchase of two vehicles for the Uniontown Police Department: A 2009 Chevrolet Tahoe from Schoner Chevrolet in Hartville for an amount not to exceed $32,046; and a 2009 Ford Crown Victoria from Montrose Ford in Akron for an amount not more than $22,287. Safety equipment and decals for both vehicles are not to exceed $21,200.
The Canton Repository |
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FAU to host 'ground greening' ceremony on Sept. 26
Florida Atlantic University's College of Engineering and Computer Science will conduct a "ground greening" ceremony to dedicate the site of the first state-funded higher education Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certified platinum level building.
TCPalm.com |
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Ageless exercise: In-shape senior can handle vigorous exercise at boot camp
‘Watch for the holes,” shouted personal trainer Kevin Harvey as Jo Ruta, a 73-year-old computer instructor, ran laps in the dark.
Chattanooga Times Free Press |
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Students begin training for Yahoo
UW-Oshkosh students started technical support staff training for Yahoo! through the Center for Community Partnerships Monday. Students, like senior Nick Ekum, are now entering their first week of training as interns with the Internet company.
Advance Titan |
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Why does the Web make people so angry?
KUSA – If you've read stories on 9NEWS.com recently, you've probably seen one or two: comments at the bottom of our stories that are fully of angry, rude or obscene words. The staff at 9NEWS wanted to know why.
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Technology: the new wave
Ian Lord Equinox Columnist You know how some sci-fi movies show a never ending struggle between man and technology? Well in the real world there may not be an I-Robot-esque mechanical takeover or a 2001: Space Odessey evil computer, but in other ways technology has already made slaves of us.
The Equinox |
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OCZ Dominatrix Laser Gaming Mouse Review
It's no secret that manufacturers are trying hard to bring so called unique products to market. Computer peripherals are one of those things where there is so much choice, yet so little difference between each and every product.
Overclockers Club |
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Heads up: H&R Block to drop e-file fee
H&R Block is offering free electronic federal tax filing for all customers. The Kansas City-based tax service company said it would eliminate federal e-filing fees for all of its products, including its TaxCut computer software. Block said it had been working to eliminate the fees since 2002, when it dropped e-filing fees for customers who had returns prepared at the company’s offices. ...
The Kansas City Star |
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Kerala to invest Rs 200 billion to attract IT cos
The Kerala State IT Infrastructure Limited is planning to set up an IT city and IT parks across the state, which would have a seating capacity of 200,000 people by the year 2015. KSITI will promote these projects through the public-private partnership model. N Radhakrishna Nair, director, KSITI and chief executive officer, Trivandrum Techno Park, said that Kerala, which was promoting tourism as ...
rediff.com |
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Web Site Editor Beaten with Hammers
The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns Monday's brutal attack on Ognian Stefanov, editor of the investigative news Web site Frognews, in Bulgaria.
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of the Chinese Software Industry and Its World Class Low Cost Manufacturing - Examine Future Trends, Potential ...
(AP:DUBLIN, Ireland--) (BUSINESS WIRE) _ Sep. 25, 2008--Research and Markets ( http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dd2ff0/china_softwar _w) has announced the addition of the "China Software - World Class Low Cost Manufacturing" report to their offering.
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Judge grants new trial in music downloading case
A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files in the nation's first file-sharing trial, ruling Wednesday he made an error in the jury instructions that "substantially prejudiced" her rights.
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Mobile sentry robot runs eCos
— Sep. 17, 2008 — Wowwee is readying a three-wheeled robot equipped with a video camera and onboard web server, and aimed at "sentry" applications. Wowwee's WiFi-enabled Rovio runs the open source eCos real-time operating system (RTOS) on a 200MHz ARM9 processor, ...
Linux Devices |
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Linux software adds recording and Internet radio downloads
The latest version 3.0 release of the Disklavier Mark IV firm, available as an online update, adds several interesting alternative music recording and playback capabilities. With the new firmware, users can capture multichannel audio recordings, and add effects such as room, stage, hall, and reverb.
Linux Devices |
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Oracle to sell computer hardware for first time
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Oracle Corp. is selling computer hardware for the first time in its 31-year history, signaling an ambition to become more than a one-stop shop for business software.
The Star |
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ANZ vague on intentions to cut staff
Increased use of internet and phone banking has led to ANZ conducting a "review of customer activity" and a possible call for voluntary redundancies, the bank said today.
NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News |
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Trend Micro Named to 2008 Dow Jones Sustainability Index For the Fifth Consecutive Year
Trend Micro, Inc. (TSE: 4704), a global leader in Internet content security, has been listed on the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the fifth year in a row. The World Index comprises more tha
Thaipr.net |
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Got an idea that's world-changing?
SAN FRANCISCO -- Got an idea how to make the world a better place? Tell Google about it, and you could win a couple of million bucks to help put it into action.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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