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Achieve e-mail goal using 'Inbox Zero'
I get several hundred e-mails a day, so I laughed the first time I heard the term "Inbox Zero." It took me about a week to totally clear out my inbox, but boy did it feel good once I did. With my inbox clear, I started following blogger Merlin Mann's advice on e-mail management, and I've been able to keep an empty inbox by treating it like a game. Every new e-mail is like a hostile invader that ...
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Neurobiologists Discover Individuals Who 'Hear' Movement
Individuals with synesthesia, or cross-activated senses, perceive the world differently from others, with some perceiving numbers or letters as having colors or days of the week as possessing personalities. Now, researchers have discovered a type of synesthesia in which individuals hear sounds when they see things move or flash. The scientists say auditory synesthesia, which had never been ...
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Google Lunar X PRIZE T-Shirt Design Competition!
We've got rockets. We've got rovers. We've got a race. But what we don't have is a creative, original T-Shirt that perfectly captures the spirit of exploration and innovation of the Google Lunar X PRIZE.
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Time Portal Drama In London Rips Open A Whole Batch Of Zoological Adventures
In "Primeval," a rip in the time-space continuum allows prehistoric dinosaurs - as well as weird creatures from the future - to pop up in current-day London.
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Woman's porn craving shame
A WOMAN travel agent has admitted possessing pornography and "role playing" the roles depicted with men she had meet on internet dating websites.
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Anheuser work force affected by laptop theft
Anheuser-Busch says personal information on roughly 3,000 New Hampshire residents, including current and former employees and their families, was on laptops that were stolen from a company office in Missouri during an early June burglary. ... - By ASHLEY SMITH Staff Writer
The Nashua Telegraph |
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Children 'meet online strangers'
One-fifth of UK youngsters have met strangers they found on the internet, a study says.
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TV: Dinos walk the (modern) earth in BBC show
Dinosaurs can be challenging co-stars — especially when you can’t see them. “Basically it’s a man in a very colorful jumpsuit with something attached to a long pole going, ‘It’s swooping, it’s swooping, it’s coming around, it’s coming down. Araaagh!’” says Ben Miller, mimicking an on-set stand-in for the beasts, later to be fully realized by computer-generated special effects. As Sir James ...
The State |
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Hackers target Google Gadgets
One of the biggest problems with the so-called Web 2.0 movement has been its encouragement of oversharing - which often means underestimating security risks. Adding doodads of varying quality to a home page can add a lot of pizazz, but can also be fraught with danger, since they can open a door for hackers. It's a threat even for the biggest Web companies, including Google Inc., whose "gadgets" ...
The State |
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DAILY EXPRESS NEWS
Kuala Lumpur : The sales of notebooks will overtake that of desktops within the next 18 months in Malaysia, said Dell Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd general manager, Pang Yee Beng. The projection is based on Dell's customer response and the adoption rate for notebooks, he said.
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Sheriff's Office offers free software to monitor kids' Web use
In an effort to make parents the PIRs (or "parents in the room") tech-savvy teens loathe having loom over computer chairs, the Martin County Sheriff's Office is issuing free Internet monitoring software.
Stuart News |
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Area News Briefs
Online sustainable ag workshop sign-up under way Producers and ag professionals will share personal experiences with sustainable crop-management during an eight-week Web-based workshop scheduled to start in October.
Bozeman Daily Chronicle |
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Easy Steps Program Going Strong
BROOKSVILLE - When Spring Hill resident Zoe Burgess, 28, got pregnant with her first child last year, one of the first things she did was join an Internet chat group for expectant mothers.
Hernando Today |
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Rising gas prices fueling boom in enrollment of online classes
HUNTINGTON -- Enrollment in online courses offered by Marshall University and other colleges across the country is increasing, and officials believe rising gasoline prices are fueling part of the growth.
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Richland 1
First day back is Monday, Aug. 18 More on the web at www.richlandone.org BUILDING UP To date, the district has finished 12 of its 17 construction and renovation projects as part of "Schools for the 21st Century," funded by the 2002 bond issue. Five other projects currently under way — Alcorn Middle, Sanders Middle, Columbia High, A.C. Flora High and C.A. Johnson Preparatory Academy — are ...
The State |
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DAILY EXPRESS NEWS
Tuaran : More Sabahans will be applying to study medicine, science and engineering courses in the next 15 years.
Sabah Daily Express |
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Almanac
MEETINGS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS COLUMBIA CLEMSON CLUB: Noon Wednesday at Seawell’s on Rosewood Drive. Guest speaker will be Will Merritt. Tickets are $20; to make a reservation, send a check payable to the Columbia Clemson Club, P.O. Box 2242, Columbia, SC 29202 or e-mail mtaylor@mcnair.net PALMETTO PERSONAL COMPUTER CLUB: 6-8:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, at Capital Senior Center, 1650 ...
The State |
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Unknowns Voice Clone Wars
When Star Wars: The Clone Wars debuts next week, there will be a lot of familiar (albeit computer-animated) faces. And the voices will sound familiar. But they're not all who you think they are.
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Actress Mia Farrow Seeks To Cast Pall Over Olympics
BEIJING — In one of the most jarring acts of counterprogramming ever directed at the Olympic Games, a prominent American actress, Mia Farrow, is seeking to cast a pall over the early pageantry and celebration here by releasing a series of Web videos from African refugee camps that are home to thousands who have fled the genocide in Darfur. "The voices that should be heard at this time are the ...
The New York Sun |
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Melbourne police accuse Vero pastor of stealing computer equipment
Melbourne Police on Monday arrested a Vero Beach youth pastor and Brevard County School District employee accused of stealing school computer equipment worth $100,000.
Sebastian Sun |
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Dallas Mavericks' Cuban likes the way the Cubs are going
Dallas Mavericks news - Dallasnews.com's Dallas Mavericks coverage includes the latest news, notes, commentary, analysis, blogs, e-mail newsletters, photos and videos of the Mavericks.
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The energy crisis
For the mentally challenged, especially in Congress, it is the basic rule of Economics 101. It is supply and demand. When the worldwide demand for petroleum exceeds the supply, the price goes up. No, it is not the little gnomes in green eyeshades driving oil futures on their computers or the big oil companies. Solution, class? More supply.
The Desert Sun |
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Money down the drain?
Money down the drain? Internet investment scheme hit by Florida, feds MOULTRIE — Some Colquitt County residents apparently have put hundreds of thousands of dollars into an investment that is alleged by federal authorities to be a pyramid scheme.
The Moultrie Observer |
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Sony Cyber-shot Cameras Get Smarter
Sony is making the grade with the introduction of the stylish Cyber-shot® DSC-T700 and DSC-T77 digital cameras with "intelligent" shooting functions.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Gangguan Perkhidmatan di semua kawasan Wireless Broadband, WBB.
1. Maklumat ini ditujukan kepada semua pelanggan Wireless Broadband, WBB. 2. Kami ingin memohon maaf kerana buat masa ini kami mengalami gangguan perkhidmatan yang menyebabkan pelanggan tidak boleh mengakses internet bermula 7 Ogos 2008 pada 11:05 pagi.
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