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Happy hour goes high tech with online social network
Meetup.com smooths way for people to socialize
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NebuAd mess leads big ISPs to call for "opt-in" ad targeting
AT&T, Verizon, and Time Warner Cable all told the Senate Commerce Committee that they support "opt-in" when it comes to using user surfing data to sell ads. But they'd like to see search engines and ad networks act the same way. Read More...
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Library Recognizes Staff Members For Service
Thomas B. Witt, acting director, (left), congratulated (from left to right) Martin Bowe, reference librarian, Lorraine Spanier, secretary, and Joseph Agolia, computer systems librarian, for their contribution of 25 years of service to the Garden City Library.
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GNOME 2.24 Released
Today , the GNOME Project celebrates the release of GNOME 2.24, the latest version of the popular, multi-platform free desktop environment and of its developer platform.
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Gyant Scoop Blog: Jay-Z, Andre 3000, 50 Cent and Jeezy To Appear On "Swagger Like Us" Remix?? Jennifer Hudson Takes A ...
First I was hearing whispers that Jay-Z decided to keep "Swagger Like Us" for his new album that's dropping in November. Then I found out that was bullsh*t. But now I'm hearing that a "Swagger Like Us" Part II might be on it's way.
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Kentucky (secretly) commandeers world's most popular gambling sites
Weep no more, my puritan ladies The state of Kentucky has seized control of some of the world's most popular gambling domain names courtesy of a state judge who issued a secret ruling last week ordering registrars to transfer 141 internet addresses to the state's top law enforcement official.…
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Open Web Asia Ticket Giveaway: Will You Be Going?
Open Web Asia , the first web industry event focused on the web industry in the world’s most populous and dynamic continent, is a one day conference with carefully crafted speeches and panels featuring thought leaders and doers of Asia 2.0. The web industry in Asia is bubbling with unique online communities, e-commerce practices, mobile web ecosystems and more. While united as a geographic ...
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Two Wanted In Theft
The video shows a woman leaving with a laptop that police say was stolen.
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HYSTA Announces Dr. Qi Lu to Continue on as President of HYSTA, USA
Dr. Qi Lu, former EVP of Yahoo!,
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File picture of Raja Petra Kamarudin.
Those writings - a heady brew of facts, innuendos, speculation and hearsay - have now landed the Malaysia-Today news portal editor two years in the Kamunting Detention Camp, sparking outrage for most and relief for those at the receiving end of his scathing articles.
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Man Sentenced for Sex with Batavia Teen
A Rochester man will spend a decade in prison for enticing boys into illegal sexual activity. Anthony Sloan, 49, was sentenced Thursday in Buffalo. Prosecutors say Sloan admitted to meeting a 15-year-old Batavia boy over the Internet before engaging in the sexual act.
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Hays Daily News |
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Computer glitch delays aid for thousands of students
After five weeks of classes, students in the Peralta Community College District still don't have financial aid. Several have been forced to drop out of school because of the delay.
Contra Costa Times |
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Computer glitch delays aid for thousands of students
After five weeks of classes, students in the Peralta Community College District still don't have financial aid. Several have been forced to drop out of school because of the delay.
Contra Costa Times |
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O.C. Internet-safety game company gets $300k grant
The gaming industry's Entertainment Software Association awarded $1 million to groups that are using video games to help teach kids. A Santa Ana non-profit is a winner.
Orange County Register |
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Netbook sports 320GB hard disk
— Sep. 18, 2008 — Czech vendor Eltrinex has announced a netbook computer that runs Linux or Windows XP Home Edition, and sports a 320GB hard drive. The "MobilePC" includes a Via C7-M ULV processor, 10.2-inch display, 1GB of RAM, 802.11a/b/g WiFi, and a bundled external DVD writer, the company says.
Linux Devices |
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Local filmmaker will show work at festival
Joe Valenti may not be a household name just yet, but that could soon change if he has anything to say about it. The Brick Township native and current resident of Cliffwood Beach has two films set to premiere at the Reel Jersey Film Festival to be held in Rutherford on Sept. 27, and online buzz indicates these movies could be hits.
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Phone, Internet access available to residents affected by Ike
Pasadena residents who need FEMA assistance but do not have power or computer access will have the opportunity to get the help they need on Tuesday and Wednesday (Sept. 30 and Nov. 1).
The Pasadena Citizen |
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M D Anderson Cancer Center selects Instem's Provantis preclinical software
Instem, a provider of early drug development software solutions, has announced that the University of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center has purchased Provantis 8 for its research facilities in central Texas.
Pharmaceutical Business Review |
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Netbook sports 320GB hard disk
— Sep. 17, 2008 — Czech vendor Eltrinex has announced a netbook computer that comes with Windows XP Home Edition and sports a 320GB hard drive.
WindowsForDevices |
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Computer glitch delays aid for thousands of students
After five weeks of classes, students in the Peralta Community College District still don't have financial aid. Several have been forced to drop out of school because of the delay.
Contra Costa Times |
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Computer training class sign-ups now
Registrations are being accepted now for October computer training classes at the East Brunswick Public Library's Training Center, 2 Jean Walling Civic Center, East Brunswick. Classes include: Email Basics Part 2, 10 a.m. Oct. 1; PC Literacy, 9:30 a.m. Oct. 4; Internet 1, 10 a.m. Oct.7; Introduction to Microsoft Word, 9:30 a.m. Oct. 11; PC Literacy 7 p.m., Oct.
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