IBM May Restructure After Missing Outlook (AP)

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Bells & Whistles for Outlook is an
all-in-one Addin Package for Outlook
that Adds 19 Neat Productivity Features
for Microsoft Outlook Users at an
Unbeatable Price.

Bells & Whistles for Outlook is an
all-in-one Addin Package for Outlook
that Adds 19 Neat Productivity Features
for Microsoft Outlook Users at an
Unbeatable Price. 12/19/2004 03:28 PM
DS Development has released version 2.0 of their email productivity software, Bells & Whistles for Outlook, a time-saver Outlook add-in which removes the daily frustrations of Outlook users by automating repetitive tasks. - Bells & Whistles for Outlook helps users to quickly reply to emails by automatically inserting personalized email reply greetings, reply subject counters, text templates or even silent email notes. During a one-time configuration process, users can easily pre-define the reply message format or automatic BCC, Forward or Reply-To addresses that will be smoothly applied to every outgoing email. For Microsoft Outlook 2003 users, Bells & Whistles enables the missing Outlook feature designed for automatically inserting replied addresses to the Outlook Contacts book. [PRWEB Dec 18, 2004]

Restating a Restructure

Restating a Restructure 05/10/2004 02:40 PM
Interpublic loss widens with restructuring.

SSC E-Government Unit faces July
restructure

SSC E-Government Unit faces July
restructure 04/17/2005 07:27 PM
stuff.co.nz Apr 17 2005 10:57PM GMT

Transmeta replaces CEO amid major
restructure

Transmeta replaces CEO amid major
restructure 04/01/2005 06:47 AM
Big Sony deal boosts tech licensing play

ERP cost and time overruns force AU
company into restructure

ERP cost and time overruns force AU
company into restructure 06/29/2004 03:56 AM
ZDNet Australia Jun 29 2004 7:59AM GMT

Microsoft UK raids Apple to complete
EMEA restructure

Microsoft UK raids Apple to complete
EMEA restructure 06/01/2004 03:26 PM

Time Warner, Comcast restructure cable
deals

Time Warner, Comcast restructure cable
deals 12/02/2003 01:44 AM
CNET Dec 1 2003 6:48PM ET

Axe to fall on IBM jobs and sites as
part of computer giant's UK restructure

Axe to fall on IBM jobs and sites as
part of computer giant's UK restructure 07/18/2004 12:50 AM
The Scotsman Jul 18 2004 4:38AM GMT

Power Up Outlook with Extras that Let
You Do More with Common Tasks and Remove
the Daily Frustrations of Using Outlook

Power Up Outlook with Extras that Let
You Do More with Common Tasks and Remove
the Daily Frustrations of Using Outlook 03/14/2005 04:44 PM
DS DEVELOPMENT has released version 2.5 of their email productivity software, Bells & Whistles for Outlook, a time-saver Outlook add-in which removes the daily frustrations of Outlook users by powering up Outlook with extras that let you do more with common tasks. [PRWEB Mar 5, 2005]

Powerhouse Programming release Outlook
Security Agent Profession for Microsoft
Outlook XP & 2003

Powerhouse Programming release Outlook
Security Agent Profession for Microsoft
Outlook XP & 2003 08/16/2004 02:37 AM
Outlook Security Agent Professional is an easy to use, sophisticated anti-spam tool integrated with the Microsoft Outlook interface. [PRWEB Aug 16, 2004]

Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web Access
'From' Header Spoofing

Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web Access
'From' Header Spoofing 04/10/2005 02:15 PM
frSIRT Apr 10 2005 6:26PM GMT

Microsoft closes Hotmail to Outlook and
Outlook Express users

Microsoft closes Hotmail to Outlook and
Outlook Express users 09/27/2004 08:57 AM
PC Pro Sep 27 2004 1:10PM GMT

Step One: Outlook vs. Outlook Express

Step One: Outlook vs. Outlook Express 08/30/2004 07:39 PM
G4 Tech TV Aug 30 2004 11:47PM GMT

ContextPortal™ for Microsoft Outlook®
Transforms Microsoft Outlook Into a
Knowledge Portal

ContextPortal™ for Microsoft Outlook®
Transforms Microsoft Outlook Into a
Knowledge Portal 03/17/2005 03:45 AM
MODEL Technologies Inc., a Content Intelligence company, announced the release of ContextPortal™ for Microsoft Outlook®. ContextPortal™ helps busy Outlook® users to rapidly find out the information they need to know from e-mail content, in the appropriate context. ContextPortal™ provides more effective ways to retrieve, share and re-use unstructured information residing in e-mail, while extending many of its functions to documents located on corporate networks and the Internet. The Professional and Personal Editions of ContextPortal™ for Outlook® are available from http://www.model.ca. [PRWEB Mar 16, 2005]

Outlook 2003 Sample: Custom Calendar
Providers for Outlook 2003

Outlook 2003 Sample: Custom Calendar
Providers for Outlook 2003 05/19/2004 12:03 AM
This download provides sample files for use with the MSDN Article "Custom Calendar Providers for Outlook 2003." To view the article, click the link available from the Related Resources box. Stephen Toub walks you through customizing native Outlook integration with the Lists Web service from Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services to build a custom Web application that actually serves up custom data instead of that from an events list.

HotFix Watch: Missing Event rule
generates a missing event when the rule
criteria are matched

HotFix Watch: Missing Event rule
generates a missing event when the rule
criteria are matched 03/06/2004 02:09 AM

Missing Matter... Still Missing

Missing Matter... Still Missing 05/05/2004 04:49 PM

Missing

Missing 07/02/2004 04:24 PM
Sometime during the last 2 weeks, probaby at one of the Supernova events, I lost my Pocket PC. It's probably...

Who's missing?

Who's missing? 06/21/2004 02:56 AM

In response to Dave Winer's reminisc ing . I was there too.

MOM FAQ: Missing Views

MOM FAQ: Missing Views 02/17/2004 02:28 PM

"missing kids rss"

"missing kids rss" 05/12/2004 04:03 AM

Sisters look for missing NI man

Sisters look for missing NI man 01/04/2005 10:46 AM
Two sisters of a County Tyrone man missing since the Asian tsunami are to look for him in Thailand.

Tracing the missing

Tracing the missing 12/31/2004 08:38 PM
iafrica.com Dec 31 2004 11:46PM GMT

What's missing from Sun bl0gs

What's missing from Sun bl0gs 07/03/2004 06:21 PM
Executive blogging is not enough.

Out for V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, but Missing Tiles

Out for V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, but Missing Tiles 09/08/2004 08:18 PM
Missing a key piece to your favorite board game? The Web's abundance of board game sites might help.

BT to pay up after missing NHS deadlines

BT to pay up after missing NHS deadlines 06/04/2004 12:39 PM
Silicon.com Jun 4 2004 3:52PM GMT

The Missing Ingredient in SEO

The Missing Ingredient in SEO 06/14/2004 01:27 PM
Source: Search Engine Guide - Load all the keywords you want. Set up all the landing pages you want. Create enough ways for your prospects to find you at the top of Google. It doesn't matter. You'll be bypassed by...

The missing links

The missing links 06/02/2004 07:52 PM

Thanks to all of the newspapers that picked up the somewhat embarrassingly nice article by Yuri Kageyama of AP. AP syndication is really amazing.

One thing. The article doesn't contain links to Six Apart, Movable Type and TypePad mentioned in the article.

Appeal after boy goes missing

Appeal after boy goes missing 06/19/2004 11:52 AM
Police search for a teenager who went missing whilst staying with his parents at a caravan park near Aberystwyth.

Missing SXSW

Missing SXSW 03/14/2005 06:24 PM

I had a great time at last year's SXSW, so I was really looking forward to returning this year. Unfortunately, I've had to change my plans and won't be able to make it. My apologies to those who I planned to meet with - maybe next year!

Missing SMSCliTokAcct&

Missing SMSCliTokAcct& 08/17/2004 07:36 AM

The Missing Comic 1.1.0

The Missing Comic 1.1.0 12/05/2003 04:17 PM
A simple application to help keep track of missing issues from your comic book collection.

The missing 997 words

The missing 997 words 05/25/2004 06:55 AM

The power of a picture to evoke a feeling and convey a meaning more elegantly and more efficiently than mere words is, especially in these times, awe inspiring. One of the reasons I enjoy illustrating many of my entries with photos is due to their ability to describe my subject far more completely and without bias than I can. In the wake of the Iraqi prison torture photos I have been waiting and hoping for an explanation of how people could do this, take photos of it and display them proudly on their PC. Regardless of all the rhetoric about 'this is war' or 'but they attacked first' or 'they beheaded an American', I want to understand how anyone and everyone who knew about it and participated in it could follow their orders so completely that they went an extra mile and posed for pictures in which they exuded a pride one usually only sees in game hunter photos including the dead carcass of the one that didn't get away.

Being an American abroad in a country that is neither NATO or supplying combatant troops to Iraq amplifies my feelings of betrayal by my own country and the scrutiny by the rest of the world who don't wonder at the news since they've known all along that we're just a bunch of thugs who frequently break or refashion the rules of engagement to suit our whims. I haven't been proud to be an American in so many years that it seems pointless to try to count them, but this is a new low. Much of America, in a collective white trash playground yawp, will rebutt the outrage by saying something ignorant like "War is hell" or "We saved them from Saddam" while forgetting that the whole exercise was to liberate Iraq, not take over the country and pick up where Saddam left off at Abu Ghraib. Who knew about this and why did it take so long to hit the press? There are a lot of troops over there and a number who have returned already. Why aren't we asking them to stand up and testify? I know a few people serving in Iraq, one of whom was even an MP in or near Baghdad, and every day I resist the urge to send them an email with one line: Did you know? I suppose I don't because I'm afraid that all of them will say yes and I don't know that I have a response to that which wouldn't sound confrontational and accusatory. Of course they knew.

The most disturbing part of the photos is the gloating and posing by the soldiers, but there was something oddly familiar about them, too, that I just couldn't place. Fortunately, Susan Sontag has reminded me why in What Have We Done?":

So, then, the real issue is not the photographs but what the photographs reveal to have happened to "suspects" in American custody? No: the horror of what is shown in the photographs cannot be separated from the horror that the photographs were taken - with the perpetrators posing, gloating, over their helpless captives. German soldiers in the second world war took photographs of the atrocities they were committing in Poland and Russia, but snapshots in which the executioners placed themselves among their victims are exceedingly rare. (See a book just published, Photographing the Holocaust by Janina Struk.) If there is something comparable to what these pictures show it would be some of the photographs - collected in a book entitled Without Sanctuary - of black victims of lynching taken between the 1880s and 1930s, which show smalltown Americans, no doubt most of them church-going, respectable citizens, grinning, beneath the naked mutilated body of a black man or woman hanging behind them from a tree. The lynching photographs were souvenirs of a collective action whose participants felt perfectly justified in what they had done. So are the pictures from Abu Ghraib.

If there is a difference, it is a difference created by the increasing ubiquity of photographic actions. The lynching pictures were in the nature of photographs as trophies - taken by a photographer, in order to be collected, stored in albums; displayed. The pictures taken by American soldiers in Abu Ghraib reflect a shift in the use made of pictures - less objects to be saved than evanescent messages to be disseminated, circulated. A digital camera is a common possession of most soldiers. Where once photographing war was the province of photojournalists, now the soldiers themselves are all photographers - recording their war, their fun, their observations of what they find picturesque, their atrocities - and swapping images among themselves, and emailing them around the globe.

I've seen some of those pictures from the age of lynching as a sport and they are every bit as repellent as the ones from Abu Ghraib. It's pretty sad to think that, in spite of exterminating 6 million people during a war, the Nazi's didn't pose with piles of skulls like a game fisherman who just hauled in a great catch, no, they apparently still had some shred of decency left somewhere. They even had fine Leica cameras to document it with, not some crappy, grainy mobile phone camera. I mean, what in the fuck is going on here? Baseball, Apple Pie and Tortue: The American Way makes an attempt to put some of the blame where it belongs, on Americans. Why is America behaving like it's the only damn country who ever sustained an attack by terrorists and are lashing out as though rounding up all the people in Iraq and torturing them is going to either stop terrorism or elicit good will from those who aren't planning to bomb the US?

As someone who isn't living in the back patting, thumbs up, alrighty let's kill some terrorists enclave of the continental US, I'll gladly inform those who are that the only thing that is working, is making those of us with US passports feel even more exposed, more ashamed and desperate to not be mistaken as an American. We keep waiting and watching for some sign, some faint hope that the people of America will find someone to rally around and march on Washington and riot in the streets. I suppose we'll be waiting until the Wal-Mart runs out of cheap crap to buy. America is a country of sheep who follow orders, obediently consume and optimistically hope that no matter if they sit on the couch and do nothing that everything will turn out alright. Optimism. Always.

They say a picture is worth 1,000 words and the only words I've been getting from them are "Fuck the World." I want the other 997 words explaining how in the hell it happened, continued to happen, pictures made it onto screensavers and everyone just watched and 'followed orders'. I want to know this as it's the same thing that happened with Hitler's willing executioners. How is it that the US is the arbiter of democracy and truth? I want those 997 words that the pictures were at a loss to explain.

Girl, 16, goes missing again

Girl, 16, goes missing again 06/27/2004 06:10 AM
A teenager who disappeared for a week in February is missing again, and this time she may be heading for France.

Missing layers of SOA

Missing layers of SOA 03/14/2005 04:32 PM
Attention is starting to shift from the lower levels of SOA — where people argue about ESB, SOAP vs REST, security ...

Something Is Missing... And It's Not
Just The Clothes

Something Is Missing... And It's Not
Just The Clothes 09/01/2004 08:13 AM
Gizmodo: Do they have a special iBook with the Apple Logo removed, or are their photoshop people just that good?
Warning: not totally safe for work.

"Missing in Action"

"Missing in Action" 09/10/2004 09:17 AM

Looking for a Missing Relative

Looking for a Missing Relative 12/29/2004 02:59 AM

Apprehension continues to rise here in Hawaii with our extended family in that a family member has not checked in from Thailand. I have spent the past 5-6 hours digging thru survivor/deceased list and have came up with nothing. The concern is even greater in that she is a very responsible young lady and would have have called home if she could have by now considering how concerned she knew her mother would be.

Like the thousands upon thousands of others in the same situation all we can do is say a quiet prayer and keep our fingers crossed.

Missing the boat again?

Missing the boat again? 02/22/2003 05:01 AM
So I just read about AOL and Microsoft teaming up against SPAM in the Washington Post. And I have to wonder where we are on the matter at work. There's a lot of talk about anti-spam stuff. And we have...
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