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Cardinal tells Rev. Pfleger to take leave from St. Sabina parish
St. Sabina parishioners rally for pastor Rev. Michael Pfleger, the embattled pastor of St. Sabina Catholic Church, is asked to take a leave of absence and contemplate his controversial remarks from the pulpit that surfaced on the Internet.
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Recent Original Stories
"Details of a controversial patent agreement between Microsoft and Novell have been revealed in Novell's SEC filings. The text of the agreement is now publicly available, but some parts - including one whole page - have been redacted.
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Microsoft online search exec says 'Live' brand reconsidered
The executive in charge of Microsoft's online search technology says the company's "Live" brand leaves much to be desired and could be replaced.
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Icahn more determined to oust Yahoo board, newspaper reports
SAN FRANCISCO - Outraged by new details about Yahoo’s efforts to complicate Microsoft Corp.’s takeover bid, activist investor Carl Icahn says he believes Yahoo’s board will have to be fired to lure Microsoft back to the bargaining table.
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Best Buy E-cycles
Best Buy has always kept up with trends, but going green is newer territory. The Minot store has bins for recycling batteries and cell phones and offers re-usable bags for customers. Now it`s going a step farther.
KQCD-TV Dickinson |
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Answers.com sees growth in wiki responses
Somewhere between Google and the community-generated Wikipedia, reference website Answers.com aims to build a new growth model.
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Samsung and Thomas Kinkade Collaborate on LCD Prototype That Integrates Fine Art and HD Programming
SAN FRANCISCO, BUSINESS WIRE -- Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world's largest provider of liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) panels, announced today that it has collaborated with The Thomas Kinkade Company to develop a prototype of the first TV to be combined with a digital art display system - a potential hybrid LCD TV and mini-exhibit that would be able to shift between artwork and TV ...
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by trenchsol (2.52) on Wed 11th Jul 2007 01:22 UTC
There is a big world of proprietary software out there and small world of Open Source. 80% of all servers and 98% of all desktops are proprietary. Multimedia, graphics acceleration, hardware, all proprietary.
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New computer tools offer virtual learning for Bluefield students
Five math and science teachers at Bluefield High School are looking forward to the new school year in the fall, when they’ll have some of the latest computer technologies in their classes to offer students enhanced learning through virtual learning.
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Check Point VPN-1 support for iPhone
Check Point Software Technologies on Monday announced Check Point VPN-1 support for the iPhone, allowing the popular device to access virtual private networks through its gateways. Check Point VPN-1 now supports the L2TP client found in all current and future iPhone versions to provide immediate IPsec VPN access to corporate servers. Check Point VP...
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Allen Bond
A Midland Judge makes a ruling regarding a local professor's bond. US Magistrate Stuart Platt's court gave two bond options concerning David Allen's case. Allen was indicted for trafficking child pornography over the internet. The Judge's first option is a $50,000 cash bond.
KMID Midland |
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Study: .gov web sites should focus on RSS, XML—not redesigns
Researchers at Princeton's Center for IT Policy have released a new paper urging federal agencies to focus on improving the availability of raw government data rather than building better user-facing web sites. They predict that if the data is made available in a structured format, private parties will develop innovative sites to view and manipulate it. Read More...
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June 04, 2008 Edition (rss)
Log in above for full coverage, or subscribe now! Site Map News content published by The Mountaintop Eagle. Internet Edition managed using First Day Story . © 2008. All Rights Reserved.
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Traffic monitoring Web site available
Want to know what your commute looks like? Before you start your vehicle, check it out online. The motoring public can now access the Okalhoma Department of Transportation traffic monitoring system on the Web. The site provides pictures of Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro highway and interstate traffic.
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Peter Gabriel filters your results
While the Internet may be a great place for entertainment, not everyone has the tech savvy — or the patience — to search seemingly infinite Web sites to discover something new.
The Kansas City Star |
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Korea Government Official: FX Market Sentiment Biased To Sell The Dollar
SEOUL -(Dow Jones)- A South Korean finance ministry official said Wednesday that the dollar's recent fall against the Korean won was due to market sentiment being biased against the greenback, rather than fundamental demand and supply conditions.
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Everest 2008: THE FIRST ANDALUCIAN WOMAN TO CROWN EVEREST WILL TELL THE DETAILS OF HER EXPEDITION
Mountain climber Lina Quesada, first Andalucian woman to crown Everest, will talk about her expedition tomorrow at 13:00 at Delegación de Turismo, Comercio y Deporte, in a press conference.
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Oklahoma City Unveils Public Safety Wi-Fi
The $5 million network, reserved for public safety and other city functions, covers 555 square miles.
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Recent Original Stories
The MorphOS Team is pleased to announce that the next public release of MorphOS will support the EFIKA . MorphOS is a lightweight and flexible operating system and EFIKA is a low-power and silent miniature mainboard based on the Freescale PPC5200.
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RMI Corporation Announces Support for Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 on RMI Alchemy Processor Family, Bringing Enhanced ...
CUPERTINO, Calif. & TAIPEI, Taiwan----RMI Corporation, a leading provider of High Performance Processor Solutions for Networking, Communications and Media Rich Applications, today announced that it has released a BSP for Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 for its industry leading RMI AlchemyTM Processor Family aimed at Portable Media Players, Personal Navigation Devices and Home Media Players.
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Senate committee probes costs of Govt computer roll-out
The Federal Education Department says it has not done any estimates on the extra costs associated with the Government's program to give all secondary students a computer.
ABC via Yahoo!7 News |
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Computex: Windows 7 Multi-touch LCD Announced
Taipei (Taiwan) - Multi-touch is one of the big technology trends these days: Bill gates recently demonstrated a display integrating multi-touch at the recent D6 conference and unfortunately received little more than lukewarm feedback.
Tom's Hardware |
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VIA Technologies releases 64-bit China chips
Company announces the latest nano processor said to deliver optimized performance for every computing need.
ZDNet Asia |
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Wake Schools: No Student Names Posted On Sites
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Wake County School officials hope to protect students from online predators -- and they're updating their Internet policy to do it
NBC 17 Raleigh |
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A New Way to Combat Child Pornography?
The state Senate is considering a proposal that would require computer technicians to notify the police if they come across child pornography while working on a customer's computer.
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