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""Why didn't you fight?" one Governing
Council member asked Hussein as their
meeting ended. Hussein gestured toward
the U.S. soldiers guarding him and asked
his own question: "Would you fight
them?""
""Why didn't you fight?" one Governing
Council member asked Hussein as their
meeting ended. Hussein gestured toward
the U.S. soldiers guarding him and asked
his own question: "Would you fight
them?""
12/16/2003 08:48 PMThe United States, Backed By The
European Union, Japan And Canada, Has
Turned Back A Bid By Developing Nations
To Place The Internet Under The Control
Of The United Nations Or Its Member
Governments
The United States, Backed By The
European Union, Japan And Canada, Has
Turned Back A Bid By Developing Nations
To Place The Internet Under The Control
Of The United Nations Or Its Member
Governments
12/09/2003 03:48 AMWashington Times .. second
paragraph
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Rise of Nations Demo AvailableMicrosoft
has announced the availability of a demo
version of Rise of Nations: T
Rise of Nations Demo AvailableMicrosoft
has announced the availability of a demo
version of Rise of Nations: T
04/23/2004 09:52 PMGigex Apr 24 2004 1:41AM GMT
Exploring Mars
Exploring Mars
01/10/2004 08:27 AMExploring MarsNASA: Mars
Exploration Rover Missionhttp://marsrovers.na
sa.gov/home/index.htmlNASA Land Rover a Success on
Mars
http://www.npr.org/display_pages/features/feature_1580717.htmlMars Photos Tempt Scientists With Vast Areas for
Explorationhttp://ww
w.nytimes.com/2004/01/08/science/08MARS.htmlGeology
of Marshttp://www.lukew.com/marsgeo/
Denver Museum of Nature and Science: Water and Life on
Mars?http://www.dmns.org/mars/Discoveryschool.com: Destination Marshttp://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/destinat
ionmars/index.htmlBBCi Space: Mars Guidehttp://
www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/portals/beagle.shtmlNASA
has blasted into the new year by not only landing a robotic vehicle
(the Rover Spirit) on the surface of Mars, but also by transmitting
the best photographs ever captured of the red planet. With that,
Spirit is now preparing to meander about the surface of Mars and
collect specimens of rock and soil -- the return of which is anxiously
awaited by scientists worldwide. Spirit landed and made its first
transmissions to earth earlier this week. And, as was planned by NASA
researchers, Sprit had landed almost directly in what looks to be an
impact crater, now nicknamed Sleepy Hollow. Researchers are excited to
explore that area and the many other craters and rock debris located
there. While the planet appears to be quite desolate, Spirit will soon
be joined by its twin, Opportunity. Opportunity is expected to land
next week on another part of the planet before beginning its own
exploration.
The first site takes visitors to NASA's
official Mars exploration site. Located here is all sorts of
information on the mission's purpose, a timeline of events, updated
photographs sent by Spirit, press releases, and resources for teachers
and students. The two news sites offer reviews of the mission. The
first is a detailed site from NPR.org and provides visitors with
several stories that have been dedicated to the mission. The second of
these is a review of the photos of Mars sent from Spirit. The fourth
site is dedicated to the geology of Mars. This site, from Albert T.
Hsui at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, is a great reference
for delving into the details of Mars geology (as was known pre-January
2004). The next site is from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science
and provides a great description of the search for water (or the past
presence of it) on Mars. Discoveryschool.com offers the next site
which provides a great collection of teaching resources for educators
wishing to bring Mars into the their classrooms. The final site, from
BBCi, totes itself as containing "everything you need to know about
Mars exploration." And, it lives up to its claim pretty well. This
site offers a different perspective from the NASA mission by offering
a look into the European Space Agency's Express Mission and the
subsequent landing of the ESA version of the Spirit and Opportunity,
the Beagle II. [From The Scout Report, Copyright Internet Scout
Project 1994-2003.
http://scout.wisc.edu/]
Exploring RSA Encryption
Exploring RSA Encryption
03/13/2003 10:25 AMAn explanation of how and why RSA encryption works, plus examples on
how to use it for yourself.
FC Now: Exploring Leadership
FC Now: Exploring Leadership
04/13/2005 05:15 PMThe most recent edition of the Wharton Leadership Digest includes an
article on how explorers such as Meriwether Lewis and Peter Hillary
build great teams. Hillary indicates that what matters is fostering
the pioneer-explorer mindset. The attributes of such a...
Exploring Emergence
Exploring Emergence
08/31/2004 02:17 AM
Exploring
Emergence. [Java]
Exploring the universe ... from very far
to very near
Exploring the universe ... from very far
to very near
02/19/2004 08:41 AMChicago Tribune Feb 19 2004 1:22PM GMT
Exploring Footers
Exploring Footers
02/10/2004 02:35 AMWith old-school table layout methods, vertical positioning is a piece
of cake. With CSS layout, it's a piece of something else. New ALA
contributing writer Bobby van der Sluis shows how to regain control
of footers and other vertically positioned layout elements via CSS,
JavaScript, and the DOM.
Exploring The Mac OS X Firewall
Exploring The Mac OS X Firewall
03/17/2005 03:09 AM By Peter Hickman, O'Reilly Network
Exploring Micro-ISVs
Exploring Micro-ISVs
09/01/2004 01:40 PMEric Sink examines the
world of one-person software companies in his latest MSDN "Business of
Software" column. Thanks for including me in your list of
examples, Eric! (via .NET Undocumented).
Exploring the Intricacies of Google IPO
Exploring the Intricacies of Google IPO
08/03/2004 02:14 PMAP via Los Angeles Times Aug 3 2004 6:45PM GMT
U.S. Exploring Possible Iran-9/11 Link
(AP)
U.S. Exploring Possible Iran-9/11 Link
(AP)
07/19/2004 03:10 PMAP - President Bush said Monday the United States is exploring whether
Iran had any role in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, a
scenario discounted by the CIA.
Exploring Ruby on Rails
Exploring Ruby on Rails
03/31/2005 06:55 AMA discussion about the Rails framework, how to build with it and the
benefits of Ruby.
Exploring Dystopia: Main
Exploring Dystopia: Main
12/17/2003 01:32 AMExploring Dystopia
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Exploring Firefox Extensions
Exploring Firefox Extensions
09/06/2004 09:04 AMExploring the Right to Share, Mix and
Burn
Exploring the Right to Share, Mix and
Burn
04/08/2005 10:49 PMJeff Tweedy of the band Wilco and Lawrence Lessig, a Stanford
professor, came together at the New York Public Library on Thursday
for a discussion of digital file-sharing.
Exploring Mars With Maestro
Exploring Mars With Maestro
01/16/2004 11:02 AMIf you’re marveling over the incredibly detailed pictures of Mars sent
back to Earth by Spirit, the Mars Exploration Rover, prepare to be
blown away by what you can do with these images right on your own Mac.
During the 2004 Mars Exploration Rover Mission, you can download a
free copy of Maestro for Mac OS X from NASA’s Jet Propulsion
Laboratory that allows you to see Mars in ways you’ve never imagined.
[Jan 13]
Exploring the Intricacies of Google's
IPO
Exploring the Intricacies of Google's
IPO
08/05/2004 12:31 PMI want in on the Google IPO. And for once, it looks like I might
actually get in. Initial public offerings, known as IPOs, aren't
usually for regular folks.
Exploring Users' Experiences of the Web
Exploring Users' Experiences of the Web
03/11/2003 09:43 AMSep 16. Qualitative in-depth interview study of how users browse the
Web.
AT&T Wireless officially exploring
sale
AT&T Wireless officially exploring
sale
01/23/2004 03:53 AMAT&T Wireless officially exploring sale
AT&T Wireless officially exploring sale
01/22/2004 06:20 PMCEO John Zeglis told financial analysts during an earnings
announcement that there has been "much interest" in the company, but
officials declined to name any suitors or set a timeline for a sale.
Exploring Linux Desktop Myths
Exploring Linux Desktop Myths
08/05/2004 03:53 PMExploring an International Minimum Wage
Exploring an International Minimum Wage
01/17/2004 10:48 PMI've looked into the concept of a minimum wage, finding many
proposals. Some are based on the US minimum wage, or on an average of
national minimums. Some are just arbitrarily set without explanation.
These proposals often quintuple the salary of workers in poor
countries. Here's a more conservative proposal based on a
combination macroeconomic/commodity approach. Also, an explanation of
the economic purpose of minimum wages.
Exploring Virtual Server 2005
Exploring Virtual Server 2005
07/09/2004 04:58 AMMicrosoft has posted download information for the Release Candidate of
Virtual Server 2005, Enterprise Edition. You can get this version with
a license that expires Jan. 1, 2005, simply by registering at the
Microsoft link below. Try it out (in the lab, please, not on a
production network).
Three Teens Die Exploring Minn. Caves
(AP)
Three Teens Die Exploring Minn. Caves
(AP)
04/28/2004 08:18 PMAP - A labyrinth of caves left by 1800s sandstone miners along the
Mississippi River has long been a forbidden and sometimes deadly
thrill for teenagers, who ignore the keep-out signs and thwart the
city's best efforts to seal off the passages. On Tuesday, the caves
again proved lethal: Three teens died, apparently of carbon monoxide
poisoning, perhaps from a fire smoldering inside the caverns.
Northern Light Exploring Options
Northern Light Exploring Options
02/20/2003 03:27 AM"...has hired Broadview International LLC as an advisor to assist
Divine in exploring strategic options, which could include the sale of
assets or possibly a filing under Chapter 11...."
Asus A8V revision 2.0: Exploring Max HTT
Adventure
Asus A8V revision 2.0: Exploring Max HTT
Adventure
09/20/2004 08:52 AMA Wandering Tread: Exploring
Hyperfiction
A Wandering Tread: Exploring
Hyperfiction
01/03/2003 12:48 AMExploring alternatives to Visual
Studio.NET
Exploring alternatives to Visual
Studio.NET
04/08/2005 01:08 AMZDNet Apr 8 2005 5:48AM GMT
Gateway exploring blade servers
Gateway exploring blade servers
12/02/2003 02:41 PMThe computer manufacturer has appointed engineers to start tinkering
with blade server designs, sources close to the company say. Ideally,
the servers will come out in 2004.
Sirius, Delphi Exploring Backseat Video
(AP)
Sirius, Delphi Exploring Backseat Video
(AP)
01/05/2005 06:50 PMAP - Two pairs of companies are developing in-car video systems geared
at making it easy for consumers — and perhaps more importantly,
their kids — to access and view television programming on the go.
Exploring New Roles for Community
Technology Centers
Exploring New Roles for Community
Technology Centers
12/16/2003 05:15 PMExploring New Roles for Community Technology Centers: Can CTCs
Serve as Nonprofit Technical Assistance Providers?http://www.compumentor.org
/ctcstudy/CompuMentor Report Examines the Capacity of
CTCs to Provide Technology Assistance to Nonprofits. Over the past
several years, much discussion has taken place in the nonprofit sector
and particularly in the community technology movement around the
evolving roles of community technology centers (CTC). One idea that
has received significant attention is whether CTCs may expand their
roles to act as nonprofit technology assistance providers (NTAPs).
With the support of the AOL Time Warner Foundation,
CompuMentor took a closer look at this issue and published its
findings in the report "Exploring New Roles for Community Technology
Centers: Can CTCs Serve as Nonprofit Technical Assistance Providers?"
CompuMentor's interest in this subject came from two vantage points.
First, as an NTAP we understand there is a very large unmet need in
the nonprofit sector for technology support services. Second, as a
provider or services and technical assistance to CTCs, we know that
sustainability is a huge challenge.
The key findings of the
report, conducted by Rem Hoffmann, include:
* Although CTCs
are perceived as tech-savvy organizations, they may not have the
capacity to function as NTAPs.
* Technology skills are only
one of five categories of qualifications necessary to serve as an
NTAP. Others are mission congruency, business capabilities, the
ability to subsidize the cost of providing service, and position in
the community. While a number of CTCs meet some of these
qualifications, very few meet all or most of them.
* NTAPs
reported that fundraising to subsidize the cost of providing services
was critical to succeeding. The report found that it costs much more
to provide these services than nonprofits are able to pay, which
directly contrasts the perception that CTCs acting as NTAPs can
generate earned income to support their other programs.
There appears to be a small subset of CTCs that can offer NTAP
services. The paper concludes with a recommendation to conduct further
research of new models for NTAPs and CTCs to partner to deliver
services to community-based organizations.
Exploring the Biological Alchemy of Stem
Cells
Exploring the Biological Alchemy of Stem
Cells
04/04/2005 09:15 PMDr. Sean Morrison and his team of researchers at the University of
Michigan are hard at work extracting the secrets of stem cells —
with the help of Macs running both specialized software and standard
productivity apps. “In the past, we studied one gene at a
time,” Dr. Morrison says. “Now technologies make it possible
to study dozens or hundreds or thousands of genes at a time.”
[Apr 04, 2005]
Google exploring print search feature
Google exploring print search feature
12/19/2003 11:30 AM
Leading Web search engine Google is exploring a new
feature: searching
print materials . This beta test
allows publishers to submit text content, which would available for
users' keyword searching (and purchase), then flagged as being offline
print.
This idea is
reminiscent of Amazon's recent
full-text search .
(thanks to
Steven Kaye )
Adware maker WhenU 'exploring'
options
Adware maker WhenU 'exploring'
options
06/03/2004 06:35 PMZDNet.com-3 hours ago ... A slew of companies, including Yahoo, Google
and Microsoft, are similarly jockeying for relationships with
consumers beyond the browser, offering free ...
Sprint Still Exploring Wireless
Broadband Offerings
Sprint Still Exploring Wireless
Broadband Offerings
05/25/2004 04:03 AMMost people have assumed that Sprint was going to wait out this round
of wireless broadband offerings (especially after they had so much
trouble with their last attempt at a fixed wireless offering) and then
look to leapfrog folks like Verizon by going straight to an
EV-DV-based offering that would offer higher speed wide area wireless
broadband while also giving them the ability to upgrade their voice
network with the same equipment. However, as the buzz gets stronger
about all the new wireless broadband offerings, people are starting to
wonder if Sprint won't be able to wait that long and, instead, will
jump on board with a different broadband wireless technology
that's ready now. One analyst declared that Sprint would definitely
follow in Verizon Wireless' footsteps and look to offer a nationwide
EV-DO offering that would offer speeds in the 200 to 500 kbps range,
but do little to advance their voice offering (the DO is "data only"
as opposed to the DV, which stands for "data voice"). Sprint quickly
responded saying they haven't made a decision yet, and are still
looking at both EV-DO and EV-DV
and Flarion's FLASH-OFDM
technology that has been getting so much press lately with Nextel's
trials (which, while being much faster in terms of data rates leads to
other
issues, such as it being quite a different beast to deal with from
their other offerings). Still, it's looking like the wireless
carriers, who had been hoping to stay on the wireless broadband
sidelines a little longer, are beginning to realize that they need to
be making their bets pretty soon, or there may be nothing left at all.
AOL Subscribers Dropping Fast, Still
Exploring Sale
AOL Subscribers Dropping Fast, Still
Exploring Sale
01/05/2004 06:10 AMRemember the boom times when AOL would issue a press release every few
months about them adding another million subscribers? It seems they
aren't so proud heading back down the other side of the slope. The
latest subscriber numbers for AOL
don't look too
good, and while Time Warner continues to insist that AOL is not
for sale, the rumors are heating up again. The company lost 600,000
subscribers between September 2002 and September 2003. While they've
been signing up some new subscribers to their broadband offering, they
make a lot less money off of each of those subscribers. They also
admit that they expect to lose a lot more subscribers, and some
analysts are wondering why they don't seem to have any kind of plan to
stop the losses. Meanwhile, others are predicting that someone like
Microsoft or Barry Diller's InterActive Corp. may want to step in and
buy AOL - but it's probably still a little too pricey for what they'd
get.
Microsoft Says It Is Exploring the Sale
of Slate Magazine
Microsoft Says It Is Exploring the Sale
of Slate Magazine
07/23/2004 06:09 PMMicrosoft, which earlier this week announced a one-time cash dividend
worth $32 billion to its shareholders, said today that it was
exploring the sale of Slate, a pioneer in digital publishing.
According to company executives, Microsoft is considering a sale of
Slate because the model of creating a Web magazine of cultural
criticism and political analysis to attract visitors to its MSN
Network has little business salience in an age dominated by search
applications. And the site's small size limits its ability to
meaningfully contribute to Microsoft's revenues.
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