Defending the Philippine IP Law system - POINT OF LAW By Alex Ferdinand S. Fider

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Position Manager Integrates
Hireability's Alex Resume Parser into
its Applicant Tracking System - Leader
in Healthcare Recruiting Solutions
Partners with lLader in Automatic Resume
Extraction Technology

Position Manager Integrates
Hireability's Alex Resume Parser into
its Applicant Tracking System - Leader
in Healthcare Recruiting Solutions
Partners with lLader in Automatic Resume
Extraction Technology 04/14/2005 04:33 AM
HireAbility(r), a leader in integrated recruiting software and services, announced today that it has partnered with Position Manager(r), the leading Applicant Tracking System built specifically for healthcare recruiting. Position Manager has integrated HireAbility's ALEX(sm) resume parser into its Applicant Tracking System, and the new functionality is available now to Position Manager's 470+ clients. The companies are kicking off the relationship by offering a two-week free trial of the time saving technology to all new and existing Position Manager clients. [PRWEB Apr 14, 2005]

Automatic Asset Location System uses
Wi-Fi Access Point Triangulation

Automatic Asset Location System uses
Wi-Fi Access Point Triangulation 03/28/2005 06:26 PM
Barcoding Inc. has created an application that automatically detects the location of an asset using standard wireless infrastructure. [PRWEB Mar 28, 2005]

Football: Ferdinand raring to go

Football: Ferdinand raring to go 09/17/2004 04:48 AM
Man Utd defender Rio Ferdinand cannot wait to make his return after eight months on the sidelines.

Football: Ferdinand to return

Football: Ferdinand to return 09/20/2004 05:17 AM
Sir Alex Ferguson says Rio Ferdinand is likely to start against Liverpool.

Ferdinand win Mercury Music Prize

Ferdinand win Mercury Music Prize 09/07/2004 04:35 PM
Glasgow band Franz Ferdinand win this year's Mercury Music Prize for their self-titled debut album.

Ferdinand tipped for music prize

Ferdinand tipped for music prize 09/07/2004 02:08 PM
Scottish rockers Franz Ferdinand are favourites to win the prestigious Mercury Music Prize on Tuesday.

Football: Ferdinand lodges appeal

Football: Ferdinand lodges appeal 01/19/2004 12:52 PM
Rio Ferdinand lodges an appeal with the Football Association over his missed drugs test.

Football: Ferdinand joins Bolton

Football: Ferdinand joins Bolton 07/05/2004 07:43 AM
Bolton boss Sam Allardyce completes the signing of veteran striker Les Ferdinand.

Sundance Unveils Floating-Point Library
for TI Fixed-Point TMS320™ DSP Family

Sundance Unveils Floating-Point Library
for TI Fixed-Point TMS320™ DSP Family 04/15/2005 05:09 AM
Sundance Digital Processing Inc,, a worldwide supplier and manufacturer of advanced digital signal processing (DSP) and reconfigurable computing platforms, today announced the availability of the GDD600, a new and powerful library of floating-point DSP vectors and functions. [PRWEB Apr 15, 2005]

Group Franz Ferdinand Wins Mercury Prize
(AP)

Group Franz Ferdinand Wins Mercury Prize
(AP) 09/08/2004 08:38 AM
AP - Scottish rockers Franz Ferdinand, whose debut album has been hailed by critics as a masterpiece of pop, won the prestigious Mercury Music Prize.

Guardian Unlimited | Arts special
reports | Franz Ferdinand

Guardian Unlimited | Arts special
reports | Franz Ferdinand 04/19/2004 05:40 PM
Franz Ferdinand guest-edit the Guardian's G2 supplement

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Getting From Point A to Point X :
Effective Site Navigation

Getting From Point A to Point X :
Effective Site Navigation 06/05/2005 11:57 PM

E-Time System, Moonrise Announce
Strategic Partnership, Raise Software
Standards With New ‘POS’ Public Access
Product Self-service technology and
e-commerce leaders target interactive
kiosk industry with new “Point of Sale”
applications.

E-Time System, Moonrise Announce
Strategic Partnership, Raise Software
Standards With New ‘POS’ Public Access
Product Self-service technology and
e-commerce leaders target interactive
kiosk industry with new “Point of Sale”
applications. 05/31/2004 02:17 PM
Moonrise Systems, Inc. publishers of NetStop Internet kiosk browser and Pennsylvania-based E-Time System, Inc. announced their collaboration on a new software product for public Internet access terminals. The announcement follows the signing of an exclusive strategic marketing agreement earlier this year. [PRWEB May 28, 2004]

Configuring Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Replication for a System Management
Server (SMS) 2003 Management Point

Configuring Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Replication for a System Management
Server (SMS) 2003 Management Point 12/28/2004 12:43 PM

Defending TV

Defending TV 01/26/2004 06:30 PM
You might imagine how much it excites me to see candidates use weblogs and RSS and so on in their campaigns. I love it.

But today I’m going to do something perhaps unexpected: I’m going to defend TV.



The first thing is, I register campaign coverage, no matter what the medium, as pure pleasure.

I’m a media omnivore. I enjoy reading magazines (the New Yorker ran a profile on Dean a couple weeks ago which was quite good). I enjoy reading weblogs for every candidate and point of view. I enjoy listening to the radio.

And I enjoy watching the coverage on TV.



Some of the reasons to watch TV are obvious. The candidates are not actually in Washington state, so the only way I can see them is on TV. I love to watch the debates especially, but I also like to see them talk to Judy Woodruff, Tim Russert, Charlie Rose, and others. Since I don’t get the chance to talk to the candidates every day, journalists have to stand in for me.

One of the knocks against TV is that it’s tough on candidates in seemingly bizarre ways. The talk about the “Dean scream” for instance seemed to go on and on. But there’s a point to this: I want TV to be tough on the candidates. It’s a test. It’s part of the process. I want to know how the candidate handles pressure.

The media will (or should be) tough on the President too, and these candidates want to be President.

And it looks to me as if TV reporters are equal opportunity sharks. If they smell blood, there’s a feeding frenzy. It doesn’t matter who the candidate is. (Exception: once it comes to the general election, Fox News will be clearly in favor of Bush.)



I think I detect a subtext that bothers me. It goes like this imagined conversation:

A: Hey, TV is stupid, all sound-bites, no substance.

B: Yes, well, you know you can read about the candidate on the Internet, go to meet-ups, read some great stuff in print magazines, and so on. It’s up to you find good information.

A: Oh, sure, I do all that. It’s not me I’m worried about, it’s Joe Sixpack who just watches TV that I’m worried about. He’ll just believe whatever he’s spoon-fed.

All I can say is, I know Joe Sixpack, and he’s better than that.

And if Joe doesn’t vote the way you do, it’s not because of TV, it’s because he preferred the other candidate for his own reasons.

Blaming TV is like blaming the wind for losing the football game.

"Defending their country"

"Defending their country" 08/11/2004 11:56 AM
Two Britons born in Iraq explain their reasons for joining the insurgents loyal to Muqtada al-Sadr.

CDJ: Defending ColdFusion Against...

CDJ: Defending ColdFusion Against... 09/17/2004 08:31 AM
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Defending against the OS X help:
vulnerability

Defending against the OS X help:
vulnerability 05/18/2004 03:05 PM

There's a nasty OS X vulnerability under discussion at the moment which lets a web page run a program on your drive by taking advantage of a flaw in the "help:" protocol. There's a non-malicious demonstration of the exploit on this page, and Jay Allen is hosting a discussion on the exploit and ways to avoid it.

To save you from digging through the discussion, the quickest way to defend yourself is to install the More Internet preference pane (mount the DMG, then copy the More Internet.prefPane file to your /Library/PreferencePanes folder or run the "install prefpane" script). Then go to system preferences, launch the "More Internet" panel, select the "help" protocol and use the Change button to assign it to some non-harmful application such as Chess (simply deleting the protocols will not solve the problem). While you're there it's a good idea to add a new protocol called "disk" and assign it to a non-harmful application as well - this prevents malicious sites from being able to auto-mount networked disk images on your system, something which while not exploitable on its own can be used in conjunction with other exploits (like the help: one) to execute arbitrary code.

For those who are interested, it seems the exploit itself is as simple as this:

<a href="help:runscript=MacHelp.help/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/shr d/OpnApp.scpt string=usr:bin:top">click to run 'top'</a>

Defending the Core

Defending the Core 03/06/2004 02:01 AM
Solutions seek to catch intrusions inside the perimeter.

Defending the Great White Tax

Defending the Great White Tax 12/12/2003 04:17 PM
As noted previously, the Copyright Board of Canada has approved a tariff on digital audio recorders. Devices like Dell's DJ, Apple's iPod and other MP3 devices will increase in price from $2 to $25. The move mirrors the Canadian policy of additional taxes for blank media such as cassettes, minidisks and CDs. The tariffs are collected on behalf of musicians, songwriters and other copyright holders in order to compensate them for non-commercial distribution of music.

defending Newt Gingrich

defending Newt Gingrich 09/05/2004 08:42 PM
Against Appomattox .. the South wins

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Fighting phishing and defending IM

Fighting phishing and defending IM 04/04/2005 03:35 PM
Google adapts its e-mail service to foil online fraudsters. Microsoft is also out to nail phishers, and faces a worm targeting MSN Messenger.

Defending Paid Inclusion

Defending Paid Inclusion 03/06/2004 02:09 AM
In Yahoo Harms Trust in Search Engine, Dan Gillmor references a WSJ.com article that I cannot read (because I don't want their lame "free" registration) and claims that allowing companies to pay to make sure they're included in Yahoo! Search "makes it impossible for users to know whether companies are paying to be included in the results." Dan, it's called "paid inclusion" and it's been around for quite a while. But you don't live and breathe search like John Battelle...

Defending web applications against
dictionary attacks

Defending web applications against
dictionary attacks 01/22/2004 02:39 AM

Over at Reflective Surface, Ronaldo M. Ferraz discusses the usability of an authentication system that locks down an account for a certain period of time after three failed login attempts. Ronaldo sees this as a trade off between usability and security, but I see it more as an added security issue in that it allows malicious third parties to lock other user's accounts armed only with their username.

The problem then is how best to defend web applications against brute force password guessing attacks without enabling denial of service attacks at the same time. The largest risk is from automated scripts that try every possible password until they get in. Identifying these attacks should be trivial - a real user could potentially fail a dozen or so times, but would be unlikely to try hundreds of combinations in quick succession. Assuming a malicious cracking attempt has been identified, what steps should a system take to foil the attack while still allowing the real user to access the site?

I can think of a few options, none of which seem like the ideal solution:

1. Ban login requests from the attacker's IP address. This introduces the usual problems with IP banning, namely the risk of banning a whole bunch of people indiscriminately but leaving the attacker free to skip the ban using open web proxies.
2. Lock the user's account and email them a warning of the attack and a special key needed to unlock the account again. This relies on the user having access to their email account when they next have a need to access the system. It also assumes that the user's email account is secure, but since both the user's password and the secret unlocking key will be required to access the system email security is of less importance (the user's password is not sent with the unlock key).
3. Send an automated alert to a system administrator so they can analyze the situation in real time and take any necessary action. This relies on administrators being available 24/7 - hardly a safe assumption for most systems.
4. After a certain number of failed attempts, challenge the user to "prove their humanity" with one of those obscured-text-as-image things. This comes with accessibility issues which have as yet been unresolved.

If anyone has any better solutions, please leave a comment.

Defending a Longer View of Intel

Defending a Longer View of Intel 04/14/2004 09:13 AM
TheStreet.com Apr 14 2004 1:22PM GMT

Defending The Skies Against Congress And
The Elderly

Defending The Skies Against Congress And
The Elderly 08/22/2004 07:22 PM

Defending Open Source Security

Defending Open Source Security 02/14/2004 08:03 AM

Year in Review: Defending the internet

Year in Review: Defending the internet 12/21/2003 09:36 AM
IDGNet New Zealand Dec 21 2003 8:50AM ET

Alex Lifeson

Alex Lifeson 01/03/2004 09:32 AM
Alex .. cnn

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alex wright

alex wright 01/03/2004 09:32 AM

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"Ahmad and Me - Defending Chalabi. By
Christopher Hitchens"

"Ahmad and Me - Defending Chalabi. By
Christopher Hitchens" 05/29/2004 08:52 PM

Petrova Upsets Defending U.S. Open Champ
(AP)

Petrova Upsets Defending U.S. Open Champ
(AP) 09/06/2004 11:17 PM
AP - Justine Henin-Hardenne lost her U.S. Open title and her No. 1 ranking Monday night. The defending champion was upset by Nadia Petrova 6-3, 6-2 in the fourth round, the earliest exit by the Open's top-seeded woman since Billie Jean King quit because of illness during her third-round match in 1973.

Defending Weak Electronic Voting
Machines

Defending Weak Electronic Voting
Machines 05/11/2004 06:09 PM
I'm still a bit confused why anyone would object to electronic voting machines having more security and more ways to prove they're accurate, but everyone has their reasons. Unfortunately, this debate is turning into a political debate of Republicans vs. Democrats rather than a focus on the actual issues. That explains this latest editorial in defense of current electronic voting machines, which seems to paint the whole discussion as a Democratic plot to make democracy more expensive. The author does try to go through all the complaints, but starts off with a completely pointless argument to set the tone of his argument. He picks up the comment of a comedian about how the machines can be hacked over the internet and points out these machines are not hooked up to the internet. This makes it appear that the people who are really complaining about these machines have no idea what they're talking about and think the machines are hooked up to the internet. The real complaints about the system being easily tampered with are brushed off by saying no one has ever been caught tampering with these machines. The simple response to that is that he forgot to add the word "yet" to the end (and that just because no one's been caught doesn't mean it hasn't happened). He then brushes off the idea that tampering is a real problem anyway, since people could only tamper with one machine at a time, since (apparently) messing up a few votes is okay. As for the very unlikely possibility that anyone is tampering with the voting software to better favor one candidate, he says that random testing takes care of that. Random testing certainly helps - but as the California situation showed, the random testing was done incorrectly and uncertified software was loaded after machines had been "tested." Furthermore, there's simply no reason not to make voting machine software publicly open so that independent testers can go through the code and verify there's nothing wrong with it. Finally, all the way at the end, he gets to the real complaint that most people have with these voting systems: that there's no recountable paper trail. His response shows just how much he doesn't understand the real issue. He says that each machine records the electronic votes multiple times, and the recount is easy: just view one of the other records. This leaves out the important middle step: knowing that any of those records actually recorded the vote properly. I can make a thousand identical copies of the same incorrect records and it doesn't help me to verify the accuracy of the original vote. He claims that the only reason to add a paper trail is to make the machines more expensive - but it's already been shown that the addition of such a paper trail adds a tiny cost to each machine (many of them already have paper printers included). Besides, at what point did anyone say democracy had to be cheap? Ignoring all the politics on either side concerning these voting machines, why would anyone not support making these machines more secure while also including some way to verify the accuracy of the vote? Most people arguing for better security don't believe there's some big plot to steal an election or that hackers are waiting to mess up the vote. We just don't like the fact that it's possible and would feel a lot better with a more secure system. What's wrong with that?

Defending Against Worm Wave Is A Tough
Task

Defending Against Worm Wave Is A Tough
Task 03/08/2004 11:14 PM

Ahmad and Me - Defending Chalabi. By
Christopher Hitchens

Ahmad and Me - Defending Chalabi. By
Christopher Hitchens 05/31/2004 01:02 AM
Christopher Hitchens makes defense for Captain Unpopular .. Ahmad and Me - Defending Chalabi. By Christopher Hitchens .. well worth a read .. defending .. Hitchens

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"John Derbyshire, defending his mental
state"

"John Derbyshire, defending his mental
state" 05/14/2004 03:36 AM

Flyers Oust Defending Cup Champion
Devils

Flyers Oust Defending Cup Champion
Devils 04/17/2004 07:22 PM
Danny Markov scored on a long shot with 5:23 left, and the Flyers closed out their first-round series against the Devils with a 3-1 victory.

Self-Esteem Builders for $500, Alex

Self-Esteem Builders for $500, Alex 06/05/2005 11:38 PM
From the just when I started feeling good about myself department: So my plane home to San Francisco is delayed for two hours and I manage to get on an earlier flight as a standby passenger. It's only after I've...

Hurricane Alex Heads Out To Sea

Hurricane Alex Heads Out To Sea 08/03/2004 11:11 PM
CBS News Aug 4 2004 3:07AM GMT
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Star Wreck Trailer

Star Wreck Trailer 12/12/2003 11:14 PM

Star Wreck, the final date?

Star Wreck, the final date? 06/06/2005 12:11 AM
From the Star Wreck web site:

I'll believe it when I see it - I think the original premiere was supposed to be three years ago or something... ;-)

(But the trailers look very good. Darn, I think I'm gonna be in Seattle on the night of the premiere...)

"Geek Nirvana: Star Trek's Federation vs
Star Wars' Empire By the Numbers"

"Geek Nirvana: Star Trek's Federation vs
Star Wars' Empire By the Numbers" 09/19/2004 09:35 AM

Star Trek's James Doohan gets star on
Hollywood Walk of Fame

Star Trek's James Doohan gets star on
Hollywood Walk of Fame 08/31/2004 03:36 PM
Xeni Jardin: Blogger, photographer, and citizen geek Jason DeFillippo took photos, including the one shown here. He says, "I am really bummed I missed the [Trekkie] convention on Sunday but this made up for it. I'll remember it every time I walk by his star. Safe journeys Scotty..." Link to Jason's photo gallery, which includes some wonderful snaps of other Star Trek cast members in attendance

Finally Answered: Star Trek vs. Star
Wars

Finally Answered: Star Trek vs. Star
Wars 09/17/2004 05:45 PM
Gee k Nirvana: Star Trek's Federation vs Star Wars' Empire By the Numbers

Because we know the debate rages on......

Now if we could only resolve Kirk vs. Picard for once and all.
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ATCT’s Asian Operations, 7123000.COM,
Signs MOU to Acquire Majority of Star
Point Networks

ATCT’s Asian Operations, 7123000.COM,
Signs MOU to Acquire Majority of Star
Point Networks 06/17/2005 03:15 PM
Affordable Telecommunications Technology Corp. (Pink Sheets: ATCT) (www.atct.us) announced today that 7123000 ( www.7123000.com ), its sales and distribution operation in Asia, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to acquire of a group that includes Star Point Networks. [PRWEB Jun 17, 2005]

Star Wars vs Star Trek in Five Minutes

Star Wars vs Star Trek in Five Minutes 09/18/2004 03:14 PM
In a straight-up fight, the Empire would squash the Federation like a bug .. Geek Nirvana: Star Trek's Federation vs Star Wars' Empire By the Numbers

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I'm not your star*

I'm not your star* 03/13/2003 10:26 AM
It is amazing how I can have such a bad week, (Which started on last Monday) and one day can...

Star-Dom.com

Star-Dom.com 12/25/2003 08:08 AM
Star-Dom.com .. Star

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BBC Apologizes To Who Star

BBC Apologizes To Who Star 04/10/2005 11:24 PM

Star Master

Star Master 05/15/2004 04:35 AM
Progress 3

Star Downloader v1.43

Star Downloader v1.43 05/04/2004 04:56 PM
Star Downloader is a download accelerator that can increase download speeds by up to 400 percent. Unlike similar applications, it is completely free. It does not contain any banner ads or spy-ware. [Freeware 1.56 MB]

Star Downloader Pro v1.50

Star Downloader Pro v1.50 12/25/2003 11:37 AM
Star Downloader is a download manager that accelerates your downloads by splitting the files into several parts and downloading them simultaneously. Download speeds are increased further by choosing the fastest mirror sites. You may automatically resume broken downloads if your connection is lost or if your computer accidentally shuts down. With the scheduler, you can download files at certain times of the day. [Shareware $19.95 30 Days 2.47 MB]

Web Zen: Rock Star Zen

Web Zen: Rock Star Zen 02/01/2005 08:38 PM
Xeni Jardin: learning from iron maiden
electronic superstar
dead rock stars club
top 10 silly black metal pics
reverse rock
more about dead rock stars
rock and roll fantasy camp
fake bands
rock star kenny
backstage pass
cooking with rock stars
Image: Rock Star Kenny, a mid-'80s toy created by a Mattel licensee in Argentina. web zen home, web zen store, (Thanks, Frank).

Star Trek and Sex

Star Trek and Sex 12/25/2004 05:00 PM
Prolonging pleasure .. Star Trek and Sex

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Joi Ito: Rock star!

Joi Ito: Rock star! 06/01/2004 10:29 AM
The AP has a huge article about Joi. I mean, it's just the mainstream press which doesn't impress us bloggers one tiny bit, but, um, Wow!...

The Star Wars Car

The Star Wars Car 01/18/2004 11:27 AM

wandering star

wandering star 02/01/2005 09:52 PM

I just got home from the vet.

The whole drive down there, we sat in some of the worst LA traffic I've seen in years (at least it felt that way . . . my perception was obviously skewed by grief and worry) and Sketch howled and panted the entire way, so I scritched his little fang face, and told him how so many kitties and monkeys were pulling for him, and how we were getting closer to the doctor who would take care of him and help him feel better. The truthis, I was trying to convince myself more than him. By the time we got there, he was breathing so hard he wasn't even holding his head up, and I was convinced that he was going to die before I could get him into the waiting room.

As soon as we walked in, a tech came over and put him into an oxygen cage to help him calm down and breathe, while Anne and I waited to talk with the doctor.

After a few tense minutes, the vet came in, and told us that Sketch has congestive heart failure, and that's why his lungs are filling up with fluid. He said that this is a common condition in Maine Coon cats, and he's treated it many times before. It was very reassuring to hear so much confidence from the vet. At least now we have an idea of how to proceed.

We still don't know what brought it on, and until we perform the cardiac ultrasound, we won't know for sure, or how to treat it. The vet told us that he can drain Sketch's lungs with Lasix, and when Sketch calms down, he'll be able to do the ultrasound. He's pretty sure it's hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, though, and he told us that he just saw a kitty this morning who he treated a year ago, who looked just like Sketch when she came in. I don't want to have false hope, but Anne keeps saying, "I just don't think it's Sketch's time to go," and I desperately want to believe her.

The really sad news is that, even after his lungs are cleared out, we won't ever be able to reverse the damage to his heart, and he will eventually die from it. If we *are* able to drain his lungs and figure out what's wrong with his heart, he should have good quality of life, though he'll spend the rest of it on medication.

The really encouraging news is that the vet knew right away what was wrong, and how to get Sketch comfortable and stabilized. He told us that once a cat is stabilized from this sort of thing, it's very rare for them to worsen or die. So we're hopeful, but prepared for the worst, as well.

You know that saying, "Prepare for the worst, hope for the best"? When you're actually doing it, it's a lot harder than it sounds.

The doctor wants to take things slowly with Sketch, so he doesn't stress him out and make things worse, so right now we're just focused on making him comfortable and getting his lungs clear. Once that's done, we'll do the ultrasound, and then we'll get a better picture of what comes next. I doubt we'll know anything for at least 24 hours.

I want to thank everyone who has kept Anne, me, and Sketch in your thoughts. Your comments and e-mails have meant a great deal to us (even Sketch, who only reads at a first grade level.)

I'll post more when I know more.

Be a Track Star

Be a Track Star 06/11/2004 06:20 AM
Top headhunter James M. Citrin on how to build a great career now.

Quantum Star SE

Quantum Star SE 11/11/2003 05:46 PM
Quantum Star SE 2.1.23 Released Today

c star language

c star language 04/17/2004 07:34 AM
C Star Web Site

"Hands-On: The Red Star"

"Hands-On: The Red Star" 08/15/2004 09:59 AM

"Indianapolis Star"

"Indianapolis Star" 04/08/2005 02:50 PM

Star-Telegram.com

Star-Telegram.com 01/10/2004 06:11 AM
13 year old suspended for using netstat to send the word "Hey!" to all his school's computers .. was suspended for three days .. Net send martyr .. Hey! .. Hey

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A star is born

A star is born 07/23/2004 02:35 AM
USA Today Jul 23 2004 6:28AM GMT

Star Cluster and You

Star Cluster and You 04/05/2005 11:27 AM
First Super Star Cluster detected in Milky Way, while in the Andromeda Galaxy (M31), MYSTERY Star Clusters are found.
Unique? Us? Haw. Plenty of Earth-like planets await discovery, say researchers.

MSI Star Hub - Bluetooth/USB Hub

MSI Star Hub - Bluetooth/USB Hub 03/25/2005 09:41 PM
Trusted Reviews Mar 26 2005 12:02AM GMT

"Star-Telegram.com"

"Star-Telegram.com" 01/10/2004 03:21 PM

Nothing But Star Wars

Nothing But Star Wars 07/17/2004 02:31 PM

Direct and Related Links for 'Nothing But Star Wars'

From Deborah Osborn: “I have been a member of your newsletter almost from inception; I just love it. We also have the love of the Star Wars Movies in common. I just wanted to pass on a neat article I read about a new Star Wars game from LucasArts. A journalist previews it in an unusual way.”…

Defending the Philippine IP Law system - POINT OF LAW By Alex Ferdinand S. Fider

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