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Ont. joining Alta., B.C., N.S., and Sask., in putting recycling fee on electronics
TORONTO - Ontario will become the latest province to charge a recycling fee on electronics, starting in the spring.
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The Corporate Executive Board to Broadcast Second Quarter Conference Call Live on the Internet
The Corporate Executive Board Company (CEB) (Nasdaq: EXBD) today announced it will provide an on-line Web simulcast of its conference call to discuss its news release regarding its financial results for the second quarter of 2008, which will be issued after the market closes on Wednesday, July 23, 2008.
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Feith Systems Becomes First to Obtain DoD 5015.2 'Classified' Certification (Version 3) for RMA
Feith Systems and Software, Inc. announces that it is the first and only corporation to be certified on the DoD 5015.2 Version 3 "Classified" RMA standard, which includes heightened security requisites that reach beyond the baseline standard.
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SouthernLINC Wireless Sponsors The First Tee of Tuscaloosa
SouthernLINC Wireless, a Southern Company (NYSE: SO), today announced its sponsorship of The First Tee of Tuscaloosa, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing learning facilities and educational programs that promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game of golf.
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Yahoo opens search toolkit in quest for more ads
Having fallen so far behind Google that it became a takeover target, Yahoo is banking on the creativity of other Web developers to help preserve its independence and regain ground in the lucrative Internet search advertising market.
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Sun to add Python support to NetBeans IDE
Sun’s open source IDE NetBeans is expanding fast. After announcing support for PHP back in May, Sun has used the EuroPython 2008 event to announce support for Python and Jython in upcoming releases. NetBeans is an all-in-one development environment in the same vein as Microsoft’s Visual Studio. The one key difference being Sun’s version is open [...]
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DeLauer's Will Stay Open
DeLauer's , the downtown Oakland magazine and newspaper store that has been in operation for more than one hundred years, will stay open after all. Two local businessmen bought the store after word broke that it would close, and have plans to add an Internet cafe to see if that will pay the bills.
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Weatherford electric consumers are feeling the pinch caused by ever-increasing costs associated with producing power in the sweltering summer months.
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SHARE PRICE LEAPS 12% Microsoft willing to restart Yahoo talks
NEW YORK - Microsoft Corp. said it would be willing to reopen talks to buy all or part of Yahoo Inc, but only if a new Yahoo board is elected - a big boost for financier Carl Icahn's board slate.
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Telephone and Internet access to fly high at Farnborough
WLS, which is the official IT and telecoms provider for the air show for the next six years, claims the network to be the largest non-permanent network ever built in the UK.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 12th Jan 2007 23:16 UTC
"While the eyes of the IT world have spent years squinting to see Microsoft's slowly unfolding vistas, the companies and individuals that drive open source have been steadily building a case for broader adoption of Linux-based operating systems . Two of the best all-around Linux distributions to emerge from this process are OpenSUSE 10.2 and Ubuntu 6.10, both of which bundle together the best of ...
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Microsoft and the Cloud
Microsoft chief Ballmer told the channel to get with the program in his speech at the Worldwide Partner Conference . The program being software-as-a-service, that is, or as Microsoft spins it, "Software Plus Services".
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E-Nazis; Microsoft and Google
Hitler's Vindication: After WW II, Hitler faked his death and went to Argentina to reign from obscurity as the King of the South, controlling health care, starting wars, and promoting Nazism everywhere! Nazism was born in America!
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Blogs » Tanja Cilia
When I was a new mother, many parents chose to put “harnesses” on their children. These were nothing more elaborate than leather bobs to which straps were attached.
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HCL Technologies to Provide Engineering Services for Bergstrom's HVAC Products
HCL Technologies Ltd., India's leading global IT services company, today announced it has been awarded a new multi-year, multi-location, multi-faceted contract with Bergstrom Inc., a global leader in the design and supply of climate systems to the commercial vehicle industry.
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posted by David Adams on Fri 23rd Jan 1998 11:35 UTC, submitted by Greg Lindsay
It looks like Apple won't be releasing vital specifications about its new G3 motherboards to Be. So the BeOS won't run on Apple's fastest new hardware.
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Government Computer News
Warfighters often need it. So do paramedics. And so do travelers. We’re talking about language translation. It can be a matter of life or death. Codetalker plans to launch a new service this month that will quickly pair you with an appropriate translator wherever you can use a cell phone.
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Free CRM Adds VeriSign EV SSL
July 10, 2008 -- ( <http://www.thewhir.com> WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- SaaS customer relationship management services provider FreeCRM has announced it is enhancing its data protection offerings by adding EV SSL Certificates from VeriSign Inc to its suite of security services.
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Mike's Sports Blog: Football Fever
As far back as I can remember college football has always been my favorite sport. Nothing else even comes close. As a kid most of my friends loved the summer months. For me a few weeks of it was okay but by mid July football fever was upon me so hard it was difficult to sleep at night.
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A Work Force Betrayed
July 9, 2008— T he collapse of world socialism, the rise of the high speed Internet, a bought-and-paid-for US government, and a million dollar cap on executive pay that is not performance related are permitting greedy and disloyal corporate executives, Wall Street, and large retailers to dismantle the ladders of upward mobility that made America an "opportunity society."
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By the End of 2009, More Than Two-Thirds of the US Population Will Be Going Online According to the Report 'Behavioral ...
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of eMarketer's new report "Behavioral Targeting Attitudes: The Privacy Issues" to their offering.
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Poll: Do You Outsource Your Link Building?
A Search Engine Watch Forums thread asks whether SEOs perform their link building inhouse or if they outsource the link building efforts. Only two people answered the poll but both said they do it in-house. It's no surprise, really, since we covered this issue over a year ago and it's best to keep the link-building efforts in-house. Many companies (not all, of course) don't build the best ...
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Retina transplants show promise in patients with retinal degeneration
In the FDA-monitored study, Dr. Norman D. Radtke of University of Louisville, Ky., lead author of the study and colleagues performed the experimental transplant procedure in ten patients with vision loss resulting from retinal degeneration: six patients with RP and four with the "dry" form of AMD. Although they have different causes, both RP and AMD lead to destruction of the light-receiving ...
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Are Mac users buying the remaining copies of Windows XP?
Featured links from the CNET Blog Network Are Mac users buying the remaining copies of Windows XP? -- Someone is buying lots of the remaining copies of Windows XP Pittsburgh: Robot capital of America? -- Robot 250, a festival celebrating the city's 250-year anniversary, brings a long unspoken rivalry to the forefront. At last. A robot that paints better than the Surrealists -- ...
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Apple Opens ITunes App Store
Apple opened the App Store on Thursday, providing access to iPhone and iPod touch applications to users of iTunes.
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