Google Boots Ads From Unlicensed Pharmacies

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Unlicensed pharmacies out of luck with
Google

Unlicensed pharmacies out of luck with
Google 12/02/2003 09:56 AM
CTV.ca Dec 2 2003 9:36AM ET

Google stops accepting ads from
unlicensed pharmacies

Google stops accepting ads from
unlicensed pharmacies 12/02/2003 01:47 AM
AP via New Jersey Online Dec 2 2003 0:32AM ET

stop accepting advertising from
unlicensed pharmacies

stop accepting advertising from
unlicensed pharmacies 12/02/2003 07:39 AM
Google to limit some drug ads

washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A23588-2003Nov30.html
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Google Won't Take Unlicensed Pharmacy
Ads

Google Won't Take Unlicensed Pharmacy
Ads 12/02/2003 01:47 AM
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Google won't take unlicensed pharmacy
ads

Google won't take unlicensed pharmacy
ads 12/02/2003 03:44 PM
globetechnology.com Dec 2 2003 3:39PM ET

Google News Boots Partner of Agence
France Presse?

Google News Boots Partner of Agence
France Presse? 03/26/2005 09:27 PM
Search Engine Journal Mar 27 2005 1:45AM GMT

FCC May Add 3 GHz Unlicensed Spectrum

FCC May Add 3 GHz Unlicensed Spectrum 04/15/2004 02:14 PM
The FCC has started rulemaking to add unlicensed use of 3.650 to 3.700 GHz: The spectrum would be reserved, it sounds like, for unlicensed wireless ISP point-to-point use to increase their available backhaul bandwidth. Usage would requite cognitive radios to reduce interference with the licensed satellite use of this band. [link via Dewayne Hendricks]...

3G Licensed and Unlicensed Spectrum

3G Licensed and Unlicensed Spectrum 06/23/2004 02:51 AM
3G Jun 23 2004 7:28AM GMT

FCC: Only We Can Regulate Unlicensed
Spectrum

FCC: Only We Can Regulate Unlicensed
Spectrum 06/28/2004 09:48 PM

Unlicensed Spectrum To The Rescue

Unlicensed Spectrum To The Rescue 04/20/2004 02:00 PM
Business Week latest cover story is a report on the wonders of unlicensed spectrum for wireless technologies. They give a pretty good overview of the rise of unlicensed spectrum, and talk about the technologies trying to follow in WiFi's footsteps: WiMax, Mobile-Fi, ZigBee and UWB. None of this will be new if you follow the space, but it should be useful for those trying to understand all these different wireless standards coming along. The article does mention the increasing battle with licensed spectrum and how cellular carriers hope to take on the wide-area technologies with their 3G offerings, though it doesn't go into that much detail. Sidebars with the article include a discussion on more local area wireless technologies like WiFi and ZigBee allow for going well beyond just having a computer connect to a network, and more into true machine to machine communications, which may seem a lot less interesting to most people, but which could be the most powerful aspect of the next generation of wireless technologies. They also include an interview with Sean Moloney at Intel talking about how critical WiMax is to their business, which shouldn't surprise anyone considering just how hard they've been pushing it. He takes the opportunity, as always, to criticize people who think 3G will be the wireless data solution of the future, ensuring that we're going to have plenty of pointless 3G vs. WiMax stories over the next few months.

SCO to claim IBM used unlicensed code in
AIX 5L

SCO to claim IBM used unlicensed code in
AIX 5L 08/05/2004 05:53 PM
The SCO Group Inc. may escalate its legal battle against IBM Corp. after having discovered documents that it says prove that IBM violated SCO licensing terms when it developed the latest version of its AIX operating system, a source close to the company said Thursday.

FCC May Open Spectrum for Unlicensed
Users

FCC May Open Spectrum for Unlicensed
Users 05/13/2004 12:23 PM
The FCC today may propose to open up spectrum between television channels 2 and 51 for unlicensed users: The television broadcasters are likely to put up a fight on this one so it's not clear if a ruling will be made opening up the spectrum. An FCC chief suggests that TV broadcasters could use the spectrum to send TV signals to laptops where consumers can have an interactive experience. It's more likely that the spectrum would be primarily used for wireless Internet access. Despite the protestations of the TV broadcasters, it would be nice if this spectrum were opened up. More available spectrum will only help fortify the broadband wireless space which is just beginning to attract significant interest....

Group bl0g on unlicensed spectrum

Group bl0g on unlicensed spectrum 06/03/2004 01:54 AM
Kevin Werbach has launched a group blog on Unlicensed Spectrum advocacy, with Clay Shirky, Andrew Odlyzko, and David Isenberg contributing:

The site focuses on the benefits of reallocating low-frequency wireless capacity from broadcasting to unlicensed applications, both here and around the world. There is a huge amount of capacity which could be used for two-way applications like broadband to the home, but which is locked up in broadcast allocations based on 1950s technology. Freeing up that capacity could create massive opportunities for innovation, and could dramatically lower the costs of wireless connectivity in developing countries.

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FCC Makes Additional Spectrum Available
For Unlicensed Use.

FCC Makes Additional Spectrum Available
For Unlicensed Use. 11/13/2003 08:45 PM
FCC Makes Additional Spectrum Available For Unlicensed Use. I wonder when Atheros will have a firmware update to support this band. Anybody know what the power limit is on the new band?

Judge blocks sales of unlicensed DVD
chips

Judge blocks sales of unlicensed DVD
chips 07/26/2004 07:09 PM
CNET Jul 26 2004 11:20PM GMT

Microsoft backtracks on SP2 availability
for unlicensed users

Microsoft backtracks on SP2 availability
for unlicensed users 05/12/2004 11:18 AM
Sunday we reported that Microsoft was building Service Pack 2 for Windows XP in such a way that all users, licensed and unlicensed, could use it. The company has since denied the veracity of the statement made by one of its employees.

WirelessUnleashed Advocates More
Unlicensed Low Frequency Spectrum

WirelessUnleashed Advocates More
Unlicensed Low Frequency Spectrum 06/03/2004 04:47 PM
Four admirable spectrum licensing wonks have started an advocacy site on low-frequency unlicensed wireless: Kevin Werbach, Andrew Odlyzko, David Isenberg, and Clay Shirky are a combined powerhouse of intellectual might and regulatory expertise. Their site promotes the notion of unshackling spectrum from outdated technical notions that restrict innovation. The FCC has become more and more amenable to these ideas, as it toys with rulemaking vastly different than anything that's come before. The site is funded by Microsoft. I had some back and forth with Werbach about what that means, and he has clarified the issue on their About page. Microsoft is funding their time to devote to the issue, but the editorial voice is independent. I know all of these gentlemen except Odlyzko, and can vouch that you wouldn't see the door hit their backside if there were a conflict of interest or an attempt to change their statements....

Search engines dump ads for unlicensed
drugstores

Search engines dump ads for unlicensed
drugstores 12/02/2003 04:15 AM
USA Today Dec 2 2003 3:04AM ET

Firms face criminal charges over
unlicensed software

Firms face criminal charges over
unlicensed software 01/19/2004 11:47 AM
Silicon.com Jan 19 2004 4:09PM GMT

Airports Hit Brick Wall in Regulating
Unlicensed Radio

Airports Hit Brick Wall in Regulating
Unlicensed Radio 06/25/2004 12:01 PM
The FCC says landlords, associations can't regulate Part 15 use: The FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology says that the function of regulating and coordinating frequency use is reserved to the FCC itself. It's a clear refutation of mall owners, airports, and condominium associations to limit use of Wi-Fi and other wireless technologies. (Document as Word, PDF, Text.) The report says in part, the FCC has exclusive authority to resolve matters involving radio frequency interference [RFI] when unlicensed devices are being used, regardless of venue. We also affirm that the rights that consumers have under our rules to install and operate customer antennas one meter or less in size apply to the operation of unlicensed equipment, such as Wi-Fi access points - just as they do to the use of equipment in connection with fixed wireless services licensed by the FCC. And it's hard to put their conclusion any better than they themselves: The rules prohibit homeowner associations, landlords, state and local governments, or any other third parties from placing restrictions that impair a customer antenna user's ability to install, maintain, or use such customer antennas transmitting and/or receiving commercial nonbroadcast communications signals when the antenna is located "on property within the exclusive use or control" of the user where the user has a "direct or indirect ownership or leasehold interest in the property, except under certain exceptions for safety and historic preservation." Dewayne Hendricks notes in his post of this order that airlines only recourse now is to appeal this decision to the entire Commission. In other words, airlines, start your (Wi-Fi) engines. [link via Dewayne Hendricks]...

How Linux boots

How Linux boots 07/13/2004 07:14 AM
This articles teaches you how a Linux system starts, or boots -- that is, how the kernel gets into memory and how the regular system processes get started.

Jesus Boots perfected!

Jesus Boots perfected! 08/03/2004 12:29 PM
Je sus Boots perfected! NYT: In the last 150 years, Americans have patented about 100 water-walking inventions. The first, in 1858, was by H. R. Rowlands, who lived in Boston, not far from where Mr. Rosen resides, in Newton, Mass. Most of the subsequent patents, Mr. Rosen said, are iterations of that same idea. "Unfortunately," Mr. Rosen observed, "none of them actually work."

These boots were made for slimming

These boots were made for slimming 02/12/2004 08:04 AM
Manchester Online Feb 12 2004 12:20PM GMT

HP boots ServerWorks with new Xeon kit

HP boots ServerWorks with new Xeon kit 07/26/2004 09:00 PM
64-bit ProLiant charge

Red Hat Linux boots Windows off PCs

Red Hat Linux boots Windows off PCs 06/09/2004 04:12 AM
Silicon.com Jun 9 2004 8:17AM GMT

Intel boots up for 20% increase in
revenues

Intel boots up for 20% increase in
revenues 11/16/2003 08:31 PM
Calcutta Telegraph Nov 16 2003 8:02PM ET

Notes and Tips: AppleCare Bad Boots

Notes and Tips: AppleCare Bad Boots 05/10/2004 10:23 AM
Here are some tips about a widespread problem of AppleCare CDs not supporting current Mac models properly.

Want to score? Put basil in your boots
(Reuters)

Want to score? Put basil in your boots
(Reuters) 01/16/2004 10:56 AM
Reuters - If you want to score a goal, make sure you put some grass from the pitch inside your shirt. And if you want your team to win, never whistle on the bus.

Boots 'aims to shed 1,000 jobs'

Boots 'aims to shed 1,000 jobs' 01/11/2004 11:17 AM
Health and beauty retailer Boots will announce 1,000 job cuts this week as part of a cost-cutting exercise, reports say.

"Boots on the Ground, Hearts on Their
Sleeves"

"Boots on the Ground, Hearts on Their
Sleeves" 12/03/2003 09:47 PM

Rugby: Gibbs hangs up boots

Rugby: Gibbs hangs up boots 01/22/2004 02:09 PM
Wales and Lions great Scott Gibbs is set to retire from professional rugby.

Boots & Coots: Oil Price Beneficiary?

Boots & Coots: Oil Price Beneficiary? 05/19/2004 04:23 PM
With oil more than $40 a barrel, this company could be a good investment.

Boots on the Ground, Hearts on Their
Sleeves

Boots on the Ground, Hearts on Their
Sleeves 12/03/2003 05:14 AM
an opposite moral universe .. David Brooks .. column

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Flying Inside My Cowboy Boots

Flying Inside My Cowboy Boots 05/15/2004 09:38 PM

Remember the opening scene of StarWars movie that made you feel like a little bug under the belly of a huge beast?

When I was a child, I would take ordinary things around the house and examine them closely, not as one would look at it with a microscope, but looking at it like an ant or a fly might see while crawling or flying across it's surface.  What I enjoyed was the different perspective and its effect on me.  Mere dented pots and pans suddenly transformed into spaceships or spacestations, and those ugly dents on the outer hull had a lot of stories to tell.  Aside from my parents worrying about me spending hours alone with a frying pan in hand, it was magical times for me.

I wish I could do the same with products sold at e-tail websites or auction sites.  Unfortunately, not even quality static pictures of products are readily available.  Innovative e-tailers like Zappos are impr oving shopper experience but it's still far from my vision of satisfying shopping experience.

Is this a moneymaker?  I think it is for expensive products like Gucci bags.  If you see those bags very closely with lights glinting off each bumps in the leather texture, they look far more substantial than they really are.  3D model and texture database of products is also valuable IP.

Can it be done?  Definitely.  You will need even more high resolution textures than yet to be released Doom 3, but next version of DirectX will break open most of the limitations that made it difficult.

It won't be long before shoppers will be flying around the things they are interested in buying.  Hmm.  If you are a guy, wouldn't you want to hover across the surface of Planet Halle Berry?  Captain!  I am experiencing stronger than usual turbulence between her cleavages.

Yeah, yeah.  I know I am weird and I like it that way.

Buy From Top Pharmacies

Buy From Top Pharmacies 07/01/2004 10:19 AM
cialis

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Barcelona boots Europe's most powerful
supercomputer

Barcelona boots Europe's most powerful
supercomputer 04/13/2005 11:59 AM
The Register Apr 13 2005 3:48PM GMT

Diamonds and boots are a cowboy's best
friend (Reuters)

Diamonds and boots are a cowboy's best
friend (Reuters) 01/23/2004 06:34 PM
Reuters - Rhinestone cowboys looking for a more distinctive way to show their flair for jewellery may want to try on a pair of $250,000 (135,000 pound) boots studded with diamonds and rubies.

Royal Opera Boots Soprano for Weight
(AP)

Royal Opera Boots Soprano for Weight
(AP) 03/08/2004 11:25 PM
AP - The Royal Opera House in London canceled a performance by American star soprano Deborah Voigt because of her weight, a spokesman for the prestigious theater said Sunday.

Tough times prompt Boots warning

Tough times prompt Boots warning 04/07/2005 02:59 AM
UK health and beauty retailer Boots says a tough trading environment is likely to continue to hit profits in the 2005/6 financial year.
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