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Fire damages da Vinci School computer lab
Fire crews responded to a two-alarm blaze late Saturday night in a computer lab at Leonardo da Vinci Middle School in Sacramento's Hollywood Park.
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Nayatek CEO: Del. lacks venture investment
Nayatek Chief Executive Officer Marc Olson said Delaware was a good place to locate his software company in 2007.
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Fans drool over iPhone, but ask for more
Only days after snapping up the latest iPhone, they still glow over their purchase -- but already are brainstorming ideas Steve Jobs could use for Apple Inc's next iPhone.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 26th Oct 2005 10:53 UTC
"I couldn't help but make a joke with the title, because it's seemingly right on the money. You see, Google is getting ready to take the wraps off of a new service called Google Base. If it can be posted online, it would appear that they would, in fact, prefer it belong to them.
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Pope addresses ecology, abuse by clergy
SYDNEY, Australia - Pope Benedict XVI chose this land of majestic natural beauty to condemn the squandering of the planet's resources. He used a gathering of tens of thousands of Catholic youth to warn against sterile materialism and the exploitative manipulation of mass media and the Internet.
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DVD review: 'War Games: 25th Anniversary Edition'
RATING: (WILD APPLAUSE) Despite clunky computers, dial-up phones and outdated technology, "War Games" stands the test of time. With crisp dialogue, good acting and a fine story, the movie brings home its point that nothing can replace the human experience....
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Fire damages computer lab at da Vinci School
SACRAMENTO – Fire crews responded to a two-alarm blaze late Saturday night in a computer lab at Leonardo da Vinci Middle School in Hollywood Park.
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VISTA COMMUNITY CLINIC: Parents battle to keep kids cyber-safe
No longer do children have to worry only about their real-life reputations, they now have to worry about their online reputation as well. Teens ages 14-18 are becoming the No. 1 target of identity theft because they routinely give out too much inform
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School board OKs pact for new student-data program
T he Howard County Board of Education unanimously approved a contract for a $1.5 million student-data computer program after a near two-year headache caused by a different bug-ridden and complicated program.
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Chris Satullo: The right kind of 'nudge' improves life for citizens
Been nudged lately? You have, whether you know it or not. If you've ever obeyed your computer's invitation to install some software in the "standard (recommended)" mode, you've been nudged, in a helpful way. If you're still paying for that magazine subscription you got in a "free trial" three years ago, you got nudged less benignly.
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VN welcomes IT and educational projects
VietNamNet Bridge - Deputy PM Nguyen Thien Nhan had a reception with Mr. Patrick McGovern, Chairman and Founder of the International Data Group (IDG), a company covering publishing, computer and information technology.
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Head Strong: The real story behind the cover
By now you've seen the cover of the New Yorker depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as depicted in wingnut Internet lore. It's a cover the Obama campaign was quick to condemn.
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Congress Set to Legalize Online Gaming
UIGEA to go Recent Congressional hearings in Washington designed to clarify the impact of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, or UIGEA, may actually end up discarding the act altogether.
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Study: Utah sprawl could choke productivity
Here's a peek into Utah's future: An eager, young computer programmer spreads his long days between college classes in Ogden and a promising job near Salt Lake City International Airport.
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Web firms help consumers deal with insurance companies
People struggling to persuade insurers to pay property claims can get an assist from two Internet tools: MySmartClaims.com and MarineBidExchange.com.
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Web Winners:
Reverting to the barter system may be one way to beat high prices in these tough times, and the Internet provides abundant ways to find trading partners in the neighborhood, or across the globe.
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Cap on cement supply fuels construction sector woes
20 July 2008 The cement crisis brewing in the Kingdom fed by restrictions imposed by traditional supplier, Saudi Arabia demonstrated the persistence of non-tariff barriers despite the efforts of the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) to implement a common market, the Economic Intelligence Unit, the world's foremost provider of country, industry and management analysis reported yesterday.
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Bin 38 has ambitious menu, novel wine pairings
Whoever says the Internet generation doesn't read hasn't been to Bin 38. The place is bustling, people are waiting to be seated and the host has a paperback open at the podium. It seems that the book holds more appeal than the customers; the host projects...
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Startup Job Site Gets Backing From Y Combinator, Relauches As Startuply
New Y Combinator startup Startuply launches today. It’s a free job listing service aimed squarely at small startups, which have a lot of trouble getting the attention of new engineering graduates over the noise of the brand recognition and recruiting efforts of larger companies like Google and Microsoft. Startuply is actually a fresh relaunch of Jowba, [...]
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On the Net: Neil Patrick Harris is 'Horrible' -- WITH VIDEOS
Neil Patrick Harris is Dr. Horrible in "Dr. Horrible's Sing-along Blog" (screen capture). When the Hollywood writers went on strike last winter, it was speculated that television and film's loss would be the Internet's gain.
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To the batmobile! (Really)
Al Hicks monitors the bat population with the help of a microphone on the roof of his SUV and a laptop computer at his side. (AP photo) WEST SAND LAKE - As the sun drops, bats that survived a catastrophic winter begin to flutter by the treetops to feed. Al Hicks gets into a car to count them.
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Camp a unique way to boost alma mater
Alum hatched idea for Giants to train at UAlbany Giants training camp at the University at Albany, a month-long event that for the past decade has brought NFL stars and hundreds of thousands of fans through the Western Avenue campus, traces back to a simple question:WHAT ABOUT ALBANY? Jon Berger, then working as the Giants' director of computer services, was eating dinner with his wife, ...
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Satyam posts $637.3m in revenues in the first quarter of FY'09
Satyam Computer Services Ltd., a leading business and information technology services provider, announced that it has posted $637.3m in revenues in the first quarter of FY'09 and is currently gearing up to achieve a 24 to 26% rise for the entire year.
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Microsoft Gulf and Kuwait's Ministry of Commerce and Industry coordinate raids against two local computer shops
Microsoft Gulf, in collaboration with Kuwait Ministry of Commerce and Industry, has announced that it has recently conducted raids on two computer shops using personal computers loaded with pirated software in Hawalli, Kuwait.
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Library stands up to search
Police wanted to seize public-use computers without a warrant RANDOLPH, Vt. -- Children's librarian Judith Flint was getting ready for the monthly book discussion group for 8- and 9-year-olds on "Love That Dog" when police showed up.They weren't kidding around: Five state police detectives wanted to seize Kimball Public Library's public access computers as they frantically searched for a ...
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