"Though the bipartisan report can't quite bring itself to use..."

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Though the bipartisan report can't quite
bring itself to use the words, it would
seem that the Bush anti-terror doctrine
lives

Though the bipartisan report can't quite
bring itself to use the words, it would
seem that the Bush anti-terror doctrine
lives 07/23/2004 04:37 PM
Edwards: Foreign leaders want Bush out .. That's the WSJ's coinage .. summary

opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110005391
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Report: Newspaper Sites Will Bring In
$1.52B in 2005 (Editor and
Publisher)

Report: Newspaper Sites Will Bring In
$1.52B in 2005 (Editor and
Publisher) 03/31/2005 07:25 PM
Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK Newspapers' online operations grew to a $1.19 billion industry in 2004, according to a new report from Borrell Associates.

Bipartisan Bid To Break Net Tax Logjam

Bipartisan Bid To Break Net Tax Logjam 02/11/2004 05:34 PM
AVN Online Feb 11 2004 9:14PM GMT

Bipartisan Bill Offered on 9/11 Panel's
Proposals

Bipartisan Bill Offered on 9/11 Panel's
Proposals 09/07/2004 09:56 PM
Senators McCain and Lieberman entered a bill that would put into effect the 41 recommendations of the 9/11 commission.

Maureen Dowd: Mr. Cheney has managed to
change W. from a sunny, open,
bipartisan, uniter-not-a-divider,
non-nation-builder into a crabby,
secretive, partisan,
divider-not-a-uniter, inept imperialist.
6/27

Maureen Dowd: Mr. Cheney has managed to
change W. from a sunny, open,
bipartisan, uniter-not-a-divider,
non-nation-builder into a crabby,
secretive, partisan,
divider-not-a-uniter, inept imperialist.
6/27 06/28/2004 08:30 AM
Are They Losing It? .. Go read

nytimes.com/2004/06/27/opinion/27DOWD.html
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The Next Level of Database Report
Generation: SiMX Releases Report Manager
Pro

The Next Level of Database Report
Generation: SiMX Releases Report Manager
Pro 07/22/2004 08:00 PM
SiMX Corporation released Report Manager Pro, a powerful software that facilitates and expedites reporting by providing an intuitive concept-driven drag-and-drop interface, standardizing data connectivity, and eliminating redundant tasks such as document formatting. [PRWEB Jul 21, 2004]

cue: "bring 'em on"

cue: "bring 'em on" 02/15/2004 10:44 AM
Though I don't like the message, I was amazed "Meet the Press" would insist on controlling the 45 second clip the Bush/Cheney campaign tried to distribute after last week's show. Some say the campaign insists it did "nothing wrong." I agree. So why did they cave so quickly?

Will You Bring Your Own PC To Work?

Will You Bring Your Own PC To Work? 05/07/2004 04:14 PM
People often have emotional attachments with their computers, even if that computer is supplied by their employers. Going one step beyond the concept of telecommuting and the so-called commodit ization of IT, some are wondering if a few years from now, people will be expected to bring their own computers to work, the same way they're expected to drive their own cars to work. And, if that's the case, what will it mean for the traditional role of the IT staffer who used to have to get you set up with your computer and help you troubleshoot when things weren't working properly? The article suggests it may mean fewer IT jobs, since they won't have to manager purchasing new machines and applications. However, it could mean a shift of those jobs towards the new problem: making all of those different PC configurations work together properly. Of course, that seems like an opportunity as well. If things really do progress in this manner, there will be a greater need for automation tools that can help configure a machine to work within a specific corporate network environment.

Bring out the Gimp

Bring out the Gimp 04/09/2004 04:11 PM
One of the most celebrated open-source apps makes its free debut to OS X. Find out where you can download it, and how you can help a popular new Internet phone application come to Mac.

Get involved with this week's Freeloader Friday.

Like Pixels? Check out MacDesign

Bring me $7.4M says Microsoft

Bring me $7.4M says Microsoft 01/06/2005 09:49 PM
Spamfo Jan 7 2005 12:59AM GMT

Bring the ring

Bring the ring 07/12/2004 04:11 PM
USA Today Jul 12 2004 8:10PM GMT

IBM to bring automation to DB2

IBM to bring automation to DB2 05/02/2004 11:50 PM
The "Stinger" release of DB2 Universal Database, due at the end of the year, will incorporate features from IBM's research on autonomic computing for simplifying administration

Bring the duck...we can always eat him

Bring the duck...we can always eat him 01/16/2004 11:02 AM
Journey to the center of the Earth. No, r eally.

Sun to bring Java ID to PCs

Sun to bring Java ID to PCs 02/16/2004 05:27 AM
Silicon.com Feb 16 2004 8:46AM GMT

What broadband will bring

What broadband will bring 01/03/2005 02:43 PM
globetechnology.com Jan 3 2005 6:14PM GMT

If nothing else, always bring a
chaintool.

If nothing else, always bring a
chaintool. 08/20/2004 04:31 PM
"While Cannondale claims that their design is 'bullet proof' our evaluation of the Headshok [front fork] after 72 direct hits showed that it is merely 'bullet resistant'."
You, too, can survive the coming apocalypse with the advice of the Mountainbike Militiamen Movement.

Bring all landlords into the tax net

Bring all landlords into the tax net 04/19/2004 09:47 PM
Irish Examiner Apr 20 2004 1:06AM GMT

New MSN Updates Bring More Ads

New MSN Updates Bring More Ads 04/07/2005 09:42 AM
While today marks the day that both MSN Spaces and Messenger version 7 are released to the public, it also marks the start of a risky strategy by Redmond to better monetize the two services. Users will find ads in places they wouldn't have seen them before, including in their personal Spaces and at the beginning of video chats.

Who knows what 2005 will bring?

Who knows what 2005 will bring? 01/01/2005 05:20 AM

Here's my list of predictions:

1. We'll all give something up.

2. We'll all take something on.

3. If I make it to May 2, I'll turn 50. Praise Murphy!

4. Identity will remain a mess.

5. RSS will remain a success.

6. A major on-air radio talk show host from the left or right will realize that he or she can build a new market for his or her work by allowing people to download it in MP3 format linked into an RSS feed and listened to on an iPod.

7. A political leader, a candidate for some office, will emerge from the blogosphere. People will call this open source candidacy.

8. The term open source will come to mean nothing.

9. Cory Doctorow will sue Adam Curry for saying "Boing" when he's happy.

10. New tools for blogging will emerge allowing more complex structures of ideas to flow publicly through the Internet.

11. More people will call the Internet the Inkernet.

12. There will be a wifi signal at the top of the Empire State Building and in every truck stop in the US. Also in every Best Buy. McDonald's won't embrace the Internet.

Bring it on, spam wankers!

Bring it on, spam wankers! 05/15/2004 12:42 PM

First impressions of the new MT are generally really positive. I'm still having the same problems with incredibly slow performance that I had before, which I'm now assuming are to be laid at the door of my $140 a month host - pair.com. While I can now manage to do a full-site rebuild without my server throttling the process, if I pre-moderate or delete more than two or three comments in one go the whole thing shudders to a grotesque halt. For this reason (and because I've had some twat try and pump another forty incest-related bits of spam through the site), I'm putting the ultra-draconian comment management features into effect from this point on. I'm afraid if you want to make yourself heard on this site from now on you'll have to register with Typekey. I'm terribly sorry, guys, but I'll be damned if I'm going to let my site prop up the porn empire of some grotesque little money-grubbing freak who thinks that pissing around with the personal sites of well-meaning people in order to make 0.01 cents a pop is a legitimate thing to do. Wankers.

Read the comments

Did you bring the pre-whacked snakes?

Did you bring the pre-whacked snakes? 01/18/2004 03:50 PM
Whacking Day: No stinkin' Jews at the A.N.U .. RISING .. Tex:

whackingday.com/permarch_jan04/16jan04.htm#jw
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When you just can't bring yourself to
hit the HABA aisle...

When you just can't bring yourself to
hit the HABA aisle... 08/12/2004 11:39 AM
Toothbrush subscriptions for yourself, your family, and your pets.

Podcast Bring DIY Radio To The Web

Podcast Bring DIY Radio To The Web 12/30/2004 08:55 AM

An Apple iPod or other digital music players can hold anything upto 10,000 songs, which is a lot of space to fill. But more and more iPod owners are filling that space with audio content created by an unpredictable assortment of producers. By Clark Boyd, BBC News

Internet set to bring down society

Internet set to bring down society 07/06/2004 04:59 AM
It was five years ago today... 6 July 1999

Podcasts bring DIY radio to the web

Podcasts bring DIY radio to the web 12/30/2004 04:25 AM
Former MTV host Adam Curry explains why "podcasts" are rapidly filling people's music player hard drives.

Bring the distribution channel to us

Bring the distribution channel to us 03/22/2005 04:45 PM

So Jeremy Allaire talked about Brightcove today at PC Forum. Hidden between the hyperbole, rehashed models and ever hopeful attitude were nuggets of brilliance that I wanted to highlight to you folks. And sorry for the shitty photo - J. I'm clearly NOT a photographer.

Up until now - all video on demand interfaces have been giant shopping catalogs. Download sites today are also catalogs - as they enable customers to 'walk the virtual aisles, browsing for music or video - just as one browses for web pages or up and down search results lists.

But Brightcove has turned the notion of distribution channel back onto itself. Any Brightcove publisher, after using the Brightcove tools to encode and upload their work onto Brightcove's servers, can then take special javascript code and embed the entire 'DRM-like playback/chooser interface' directly into their own web page.

This not only gives the publisher a convienient way of promoting one's products by 'baking it into' one's own site, but it also gives Brightcove a great viral way of spreading their brand and services!

It's brilliant!

So congrats to Jeremy Allaire and co on that one. Maybe next time - we'll find out MORE about what you're doing.

To my eyes - I saw the ON2 codec - a beautiful, hi-res codec and pseudo-sexy Flex interface (the Laszlo stuff is better - needless to say.)

And I'd also like to shout out to Brightcove's investors. This is gonna be on drawn out battle of attribition. If it didn't work for Atom/Shockwave - they sure as hell better figure out why it's gonna work this time around.

But I actually do agree that this is teh right model and the 'last man standing' - is gonna win - big!

Did GE bring offshoring to life?

Did GE bring offshoring to life? 03/25/2005 04:10 PM
Blog: Was Jack Welch, General Electric's famed former leader, a kind of founding father to offshore outsourcing? That's the argument...

Microsoft to help bring ICT to schools

Microsoft to help bring ICT to schools 06/29/2004 08:10 PM
thestar.com.my Jun 30 2004 0:42AM GMT

Bring your Mac along for the ride --
literally

Bring your Mac along for the ride --
literally 01/23/2004 02:21 PM
You can buy a car that has a GPS system, DVD player, and other digital functions already built-in. Or you can do what one enterprising Czech car owner did: You can put a Power Mac G4 in your vehicle and let it provide the GPS navigation, movies, music, weather reports, and more. It's all detailed in an article on MujMAC, a Czech Mac news Web site.

Bring me my glowing pop tart

Bring me my glowing pop tart 08/03/2004 04:29 PM
My old PCs are scattered to the wind, and I type this upon a PowerBook, so it pains me to admit that I can't make use of the perhaps the Greatest Invention Ever Created In The History of Computing. As...

Bid to bring in skilled migrants

Bid to bring in skilled migrants 06/22/2005 01:59 AM
A points system for migrants is proposed to tighten the UK's immigration and asylum system.

IBM to bring MS Office to... Linux?

IBM to bring MS Office to... Linux? 02/15/2004 11:54 AM
IBM has plans to bring Microsoft Office to the Linux desktop. current indicators are that this may possibly be done via work from Codeweavers, Wine, and efforts from IBM to utilize "code provided by Microsoft to make it happen."

Bring Spiderman 2 to your Mobile

Bring Spiderman 2 to your Mobile 08/08/2004 12:25 PM
TechTree Aug 8 2004 2:50PM GMT

Medicare: Bring on the Tech

Medicare: Bring on the Tech 03/17/2005 03:16 AM
Rising chronic-care costs have officials at Medicare scurrying for technology to help save the program some bucks. Recent studies suggest it's a risky approach. By Kristen Philipkoski.

XML Tower of Babel - bring on UBL

XML Tower of Babel - bring on UBL 06/11/2004 07:59 AM
First-rate draft

New consoles bring big problems

New consoles bring big problems 03/19/2005 03:01 AM
News.bbc.co.uk - Fri Mar 18, 12:17 pm GMT

Bring penmanship back!

Bring penmanship back! 07/15/2004 01:39 PM
By not teaching cursive anymore, schools are doing their students a disservice.

RIM to bring AOL, Yahoo IMs to
BlackBerry

RIM to bring AOL, Yahoo IMs to
BlackBerry 03/14/2005 06:24 PM
ZDNet Mar 14 2005 10:00PM GMT

Bring Nostalgia to Your PocketPC

Bring Nostalgia to Your PocketPC 06/09/2004 04:17 AM

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