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Getronics Field Force Utilizes USAT
Corp’s Wireless Services for Their Field
Technicians

Getronics Field Force Utilizes USAT
Corp’s Wireless Services for Their Field
Technicians 06/25/2004 02:00 AM
USAT Corp provides wireless data solution for national deployment to 1000 of Getronics' Field Technicians utilizing Sprint Wireless Data connectivity. [PRWEB Jun 25, 2004]

Medical Technology Leader Sysmex Selects
Metrix for Field Service Management:
Field Service Software Improves
Productivity of Service Operations

Medical Technology Leader Sysmex Selects
Metrix for Field Service Management:
Field Service Software Improves
Productivity of Service Operations 09/17/2004 02:49 AM
Metrix, Inc., a global leader in field service management software, today announced that it has expanded its fast-growing customer base to include Sysmex, a leading manufacturer of diagnostic systems for medical laboratories worldwide. [PRWEB Sep 17, 2004]

Wheat Field Wi-Fi

Wheat Field Wi-Fi 09/07/2004 10:57 AM

Field Day 2004

Field Day 2004 06/25/2004 11:31 PM

Robot Dog, One of, Field Use

Robot Dog, One of, Field Use 01/07/2004 01:56 PM
The US Army TACOM group is spending $2.25 million on research projects aimed at building robot dogs that can carry a soldier's field equipment and keep up with the soldier over any terrain. Right now, each man has to carry up to 100 pounds of ammunition, food, and equipment. The long term challenge is making a four legged robot that can move as fast and quietly as a man over any terrain. The immediate challenge is making a four legged robot big enough for the job that doesn't fall over and doesn't need an internal combustion engine for power. For more, see Noah Shachtman's interesting article on the program in Wired.

That's Why There's a BCC Field, Folks

That's Why There's a BCC Field, Folks 06/17/2005 03:44 PM

119 students who failed courses get group email: 119 kids are failing out of the University of Kansas, and now they all know each other.

The students were notified earlier this week that they were in jeopardy of having their financial aid revoked. The e-mail sent Monday by the Office of Student Financial Aid asked for additional information to determine if they were still eligible for aid.

The e-mail address list included the names of all 119 students, with the result that everyone on it could see the names of all the others.

In the Flat Field

In the Flat Field 03/13/2003 10:25 AM
Woke up early yesterday, anxious to get out on the trail . . . and immediately went back to sleep....

The Search Field

The Search Field 07/01/2004 05:22 AM

One of the new features added to WebCore is an HTML wrapper for the Cocoa NSSearchField, which means you will be able to use this control in your Web pages and Dashboard widgets.

The syntax is:

<input type="search">

The incremental attribute can be used to control whether or not the search is performed as you type.

The placeholder attribute can be used to set the greyed placeholder text in the control.

The autosave attribute allows you to specify an autosave name for your search results in the dropdown. What's cool about the autosave is that it's global, which means that two Web sites could put up a search field with an autosave name of google and then they would share the search results. (Since the actual result values are not accessible to the page there is no privacy violation.)

The results attribute allows you to specify how many results should be displayed in the dropdown.

The search DOM event fires at the precise time the search should be performed and obeys the heuristic for the control, so you don't have to trap key and click events at all. You can use the onsearch attribute on the control to respond when the search happens.

When submitted, the search control will save the submitted result, so that the user can select it from the dropdown when returning to the page.

In addition the search control is a subclass of NSTextField and also supports all of the functionality of the text input element, so you can make it readonly, set a maxlength, etc.

The search control will also even degrade gracefully in other browsers, since they won't recognize the unknown type and so will just use a text field instead.

If you have the 1.3 preview for Panther or are playing with Tiger, you can try this feature out. It works in both.

Reports from the field

Reports from the field 06/17/2005 04:55 PM

As I announced, we focused on people who are maintaining nodes in the distributed podcasting community directory in our current round of testing. Nick Starr who maintains the AudioBlogs category has already managed a successful conversion. For the most, people were editing their OPML by hand, now that they have an editor whose native format is OPML, the job gets easier and the quality of the output goes up.

I tend to cackle while I work at my computer. Nothing earth-shaking here. This is about as important as the observat ion that I'm more popular than Jesus. Sorry James, no smiley.

Field Trip

Field Trip 01/30/2004 03:07 PM
Get out of the house with this week's educational freeware. You'll be going places and learning new things.

Join me for my informative and entertaining picks in this week's Freeloader Friday.

Like Pixels? Check out MacDesign

Edwards in "left field"? Not quite

Edwards in "left field"? Not quite 07/07/2004 06:18 PM

Assess the Playing Field

Assess the Playing Field 02/11/2004 09:44 AM
TheStreet.com Feb 11 2004 1:47PM GMT

'Farmer' not exactly outstanding in his
field

'Farmer' not exactly outstanding in his
field 08/30/2004 05:07 PM
SiliconValley.com Aug 30 2004 9:02PM GMT

Depth of Field II Demo

Depth of Field II Demo 12/28/2004 11:17 AM

FC Now: Look Back: Cyrus Field

FC Now: Look Back: Cyrus Field 04/14/2005 06:51 AM
Just to add to Heath's blog below, did anyone catch PBS's "American Experience" special on Cyrus Field, "the father of the transatlantic cable"? Amazing film about an amazing man who failed, failed and failed again. In the process he lost...

Field Guide to SMS 2003

Field Guide to SMS 2003 04/21/2004 06:08 AM

Field Specifications for E-Commerce

Field Specifications for E-Commerce 08/08/2004 02:07 PM
saves having to wonder what you're supposed to name a field

Web phone field grows

Web phone field grows 12/11/2003 10:48 PM
IHT Dec 11 2003 10:07PM ET

A field all covered in cheese (09:25 PM)

A field all covered in cheese (09:25 PM) 03/11/2003 09:30 PM
Dan: "You know, sometimes it's worth it -- taking all the pies in the face. Sometimes, you come through it feeling good." Casey: "Yes." Dan: "And how

Leveling the Playing Field

Leveling the Playing Field 12/10/2003 05:23 PM

Brilliant Collaborative Effort

"These last few days I've been very excited about the PER:NA project, sponsored by the National Library of New Zealand. PER:NA stands for Purchasing Electronic Resources: a National Approach. What the National Library has done is negotiate a consortium deal that covers every library in New Zealand. All sizes. All sectors. School, public, academic, special. Everybody is included.

The idea is that as many libraries as possible sign up for the consortium, which gives us access to some quality general information sources, supplied by Ebsco and Gale. We get access to full-text and bibliographic databases containing business, health, news, and general reference sources, both serials and monographs.

A quick flick-through shows me I could save quite a significant sum by signing up, and gain access to titles I wouldn't have a chance of purchasing any other way. And my customers (colleagues, staff, whatever) like the idea too (which is really what's important). Looks like we are good to go.

I'm really pleased by this. Let's hope it's the beginning of something even bigger, and well done the National Library." [VALISblog]

I missed this when Simon first posted it last month, but this is a fantastic model. I think Canada is doing this, too, at least for academic libraries. Think of the collective bargaining power libraries could leverage if we started working together on this kind of thing. On some level, Illinois is doing this statewide with some FirstSearch databases, but we should be able to do more. Especially in light of recent develo pments.

Clemens Gets First Win at Wrigley Field
(AP)

Clemens Gets First Win at Wrigley Field
(AP) 06/02/2004 04:53 PM
AP - Roger Clemens won for the first time at Wrigley Field, keeping his perfect season intact by pitching the Houston Astros past the Chicago Cubs 5-1 Wednesday.

Tom DeLay's fallow field

Tom DeLay's fallow field 06/11/2004 12:47 PM

SMS FAQ: Experiences from the Field: SMS
2.0 and NetWare 4.11

SMS FAQ: Experiences from the Field: SMS
2.0 and NetWare 4.11 09/14/2004 05:08 PM

Track and Field Tech

Track and Field Tech 06/17/2005 03:44 PM

Can We Trust Track & Field Records? - How accurate are they?: Interesting anaylsis of the technology used to time track and field events. This is in the news lately because a Jamaican just broke the 100 meter record by .01 seconds. Not a big margin.

The best systems use a digital camera positioned on the stripe that marks the finish line. This camera has a very narrow field of view and records only the thin slice of space directly above the line. As runners cross the line and into its field of view, the camera takes a rapid series of time-stamped pictures. These create a composite image that shows when each athlete passed through the slice and over the line.

Via Kottke.

The Ajax reality distortion field

The Ajax reality distortion field 04/14/2005 03:33 PM

David Temkin raps it out.

WE spent five years trying to build a "Laszlo-like" rich media interface platform inside of Javascript and tehbrowser. Believe me this is one subject I know about.

I LOVE ODDpost and the Google Maps thingie and what people are doing with D HTML nowadays. Our weboutliner is in D HTML.

But lordy lordy lordy - do these folks have a reality distortion field up. David Temkin agrees. Or shall I say - I agree with him.

Ajax, Ajax, Ajax -- the buzzword has taken the Web world by storm. As it's been presented, A jax ("Asynchronous JavaScript + XML") is a new way of creating rich Internet applications by means of "standard, mature, and well-understood technologies" -- i.e., DHTML. This is the big draw of Ajax, and is the core of the hype.

It is indeed possible (and sometimes even desirable!) to create rich Internet applications using DHTML; I've been talking about this for some time. But the idea that DHTML technology is standard, mature and well-understood is accurate in only a theoretical way.

Until very recently, it was commonplace knowledge that DHTML doesn't work consistently across browsers, isn't maintainable, requires code forking, delivers limited fidelity and so on. And while perhaps this is still common knowledge among level-headed developers, somehow the introduction of the "Ajax" buzzword has induced Web-wide amnesia, and people are now under the illusion that creating full-scale applications in JavaScript is a simple proposition -- just throw in a little script here and there, and you have an app suitable for Web deployment. No new learning required, just a few clever hacks.

Welcome to the Ajax reality distrortion field.

This one post about replacing Flickr's Flash UI with a DHTML UI seems to sum up these contradictions rather concisely:

First, the developer, Neil Kandalgaonkar, writes that this DHTML version of the Flickr UI will work in more places that the Flash UI that Flickr uses:

"So what's wrong with Flickr's perfectly good Flash interface? Nothing. But maybe...you often use operating systems where Flash doesn't work, or doesn't work well."

But later in the post, Neil goes on to write:

"This is a hack that works in just one browser, Firefox. Developing cross-platform DHTML is much harder and more painful. Flash has a lot of advantages over DHTML; it's truly cross-platform, and can do much more special effects. If that works for Flickr, more power to them."

Well, that sounds rather different! Finally, when explaining why someone might be interested in what he's done, Neil writes:

"...you're a web developer and you are interested in this bleeding-edge Ajax stuff."

I'm confused. Isn't Ajax/DHTML "standard, mature, and well-understood"?

Just to be clear: I think what Neil has done is cool. But cool, bleeding edge, difficult and incompatible isn't what Ajax is supposed to be all about.

I sometimes think of how developers look at DHTML apps in terms of grading on a curve. A Laszlo-, Flash-, or Java-based RIA will typically receive all sorts of complaints from Web standards vigilantes about non-standard UI, accessibility issues, problems with bookmarking and deep linking, and incomptibility with search engine crawlers. But a similar app built using DHTML -- excuse me, "Ajax" -- elicits enthusiastic responses from the very same crowd like "Wow! Look at how cool this DHTML site is! Isn't that UI great?"

Of course a full Ajax/DHTML app has nearly identical issues with UI, accessibility, bookmarking, and search engines that other RIA technologies do; but they have the veneer of being "standard". And just to state the obvious, lest we forget: HTML as a standard for Web applications is in a precarious position, with the leading browser vendor actively working to define its own all-new markup language for networked applications, and other browser vendors creating a splinter group that diverges from the W3C to promote their own standards for Web applications.

Theoretically, DHTML is a standard. But to quote Yogi Berra: "In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is."

[David Temkin]

I couldn't have said it any better myself.

SLMC to field moulavis at PC elections

SLMC to field moulavis at PC elections 05/15/2004 03:48 PM
Sri Lanka Sunday Times May 15 2004 7:48PM GMT

The Earth's magnetic field may flip

The Earth's magnetic field may flip 07/14/2004 03:01 AM
trend for a magnetic flip .. changing magnetic fields

nytimes.com/2004/07/13/science/13magn.html
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Superatoms: Disagreement Within the
Clustering Field

Superatoms: Disagreement Within the
Clustering Field 03/29/2005 11:59 AM
Laser vaporization employed to create Superatoms, atomic clusters that behave like individual atoms and could be used to create new materials.

2012 Olympics Field Is Down to 5 Cities
(AP)

2012 Olympics Field Is Down to 5 Cities
(AP) 05/18/2004 07:20 AM
AP - New York and four European capitals — London, Madrid, Moscow and Paris — were selected as finalists Tuesday in the race to host the 2012 Olympics.

3G field tests to start next week

3G field tests to start next week 05/13/2004 12:42 AM
CHINAdaily May 13 2004 4:49AM GMT

Quack-Project Field for Kids 1.02.044

Quack-Project Field for Kids 1.02.044 06/07/2004 10:58 AM
Explore the sounds ducks make in different languages.

AMD Forces Intel To Field 64 Bit Celeron

AMD Forces Intel To Field 64 Bit Celeron 04/01/2005 05:36 PM
AMD Zone Apr 1 2005 9:36PM GMT

ESA to probe Earth's magnetic field

ESA to probe Earth's magnetic field 06/04/2004 05:57 AM
Satellites to launch in 2009

The Location Field Is the New Command
Line

The Location Field Is the New Command
Line 06/22/2004 11:51 PM

The rise of the web as a platform for application development.

Earth's Magnetic Field Weakening

Earth's Magnetic Field Weakening 12/15/2003 12:48 PM
CBS News Dec 15 2003 11:52AM ET

Monsanto's Fallow Wheat Field

Monsanto's Fallow Wheat Field 05/11/2004 02:57 PM
Monsanto's decision to stop development of its spring wheat demonstrates customers continued wariness of genetically modified food.

Boy Hands Out $50 Bills During Field
Trip (AP)

Boy Hands Out $50 Bills During Field
Trip (AP) 05/28/2004 05:07 PM
AP - An 8-year-old became the most popular boy in class when he started handing out $50 bills during a field trip. But he didn't win any gold stars from the police or his mother, who reported the nearly $1,600 in cash stolen from her purse.

A Day in the Life of Work: Field of
Dreams

A Day in the Life of Work: Field of
Dreams 06/14/2004 05:14 AM
The secret behind a level playing field at Fenway? Try kitty litter and rubber-tire crumbs.

Taxation Without Representation Field at
RFK Stadium

Taxation Without Representation Field at
RFK Stadium 04/09/2005 01:08 PM
Taxation Without Representation Field at RFK Stadium

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Numbers Stations

Numbers Stations 06/22/2004 04:01 PM

Numbers station : A post over at Boing Boing reminded me of the phenomenon of numbers stations.

Numbers stations are shortwave radio stations of uncertain origin that broadcast streams of numbers, words, or phonetic sounds. No one knows for sure where their signals originate or what purpose they serve. The voices that can be heard on these stations are often those of children, or are mechanically generated.

Numbers stations appear and disappear continuously, although some stick to regular schedules. It has been speculated that these stations operate as a simple and foolproof method for government agencies to communicate with spies "in the field", using the transmitted codes as a one-time pad cryptosystem.

The geek factor is off the charts, here. I first learned about these wonders of mystery in a great book called "Big Secrets" by Willian Poundstone. If things like this intrigue you, that book is totally worth reading.

As for the stations themselves, I'm pretty sure they're a distributed, stegano graphic cr ypto key based on the Voynich manusript by some spies hiding out in SubTropli s (with a sects in Aquapoli s and the Iron Mountain complex, of course) perfecting their anti-rocket laser cannons and spy satellites. They get around in their personal submarines, defending their bases with Metal Storm cannons from enemy spies attacking in Surface Orbiters.

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Who owns recordings of numbers stations?

Who owns recordings of numbers stations? 06/22/2004 10:33 AM
Interesting summary of a case where an indie label sued a major for copyright infringment, and where the indie is totally and utterly in the wrong.

Irdial is a tiny label that released a CD of intercepts from "numbers stations" -- the radio stations where a neutral voice recites mysterious numbers and codes, presumed to be part of the international espionage system.

WEA is the major label for Wilco, whose album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot samples the numbers stations recordings on Irdial's album.

Irdium sued WEA for copyright infringement -- in other words, they claimed that they owned the mysterious voices that float in the ether all around us at every hour of the day and night. They claimed that they, and not the spook who recited the words Yankee Hotel Foxtrot into his mic over and over again, were somehow the creators of the mysterious broadcast. Unfortunately, WEA settled instead of countersuing Irdium into a smoking heap of slag for proffering this notion that absolutely offends reason.

Joe Graz has some analysis on his blog:

They claim, first, that their recording is unique because of the radio interference that surrounds it, and that this interference gives them a copyright in the recording. Second, they edited the recording to make it more interesting. Third, they processed the recording to make it clearer . Each of these, they say, gives them exclusive rights in their recording.

I don't know UK copyright law very well, so I don't know whether this claim has more merit there. But under American law, Irdial probably would have lost had the case gone to trial. First, simply recording a radio broadcast does not give a person rights in the recording. A recording of a preexisting transmission does not have the requisite originality for copyrightability. Second, Irdial's editing may have been sufficient "selection and arrangement" to give rise to a copyright in the whole track, preventing wholesale verbatim copying. But from the description they give, there were no edits within the "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" sample; the sample Wilco used was an unedited slice of Irdial's source material, and thus Irdial's edits cannot have given rise to copyright in the sample. Finally, the equalization and processing. Irdial admits that the EQ was "to remove noise" – not for any creative purpose.

Link (via Copyfight)

Alexis Amore - Peruvian Porn Star Alexis
Amore

Alexis Amore - Peruvian Porn Star Alexis
Amore 04/20/2004 04:36 AM
www.alexis-amore.biz

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Alexis Make

Alexis Make 01/04/2004 12:19 AM
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Microsoft distances itself from Alexis
de Tocqueville Institution Linux study

Microsoft distances itself from Alexis
de Tocqueville Institution Linux study 06/15/2004 10:35 PM
Microsoft is distancing itself from an Alexis de Tocqueville Instution study which attempted to cast doubts on the origins of Linux.

Portable Phone Numbers = Market for Cool
Numbers

Portable Phone Numbers = Market for Cool
Numbers 02/15/2004 10:32 AM

Stations Of The Cross

Stations Of The Cross 06/22/2005 02:58 AM
Stations Of The Cross, a piece on "faith-based" news outlets from the May/June Columbia Journalism Review: "In recent months, evangelical broadcasters have dedicated program after program to bemoaning 'judicial tyranny,' and urging audiences to agitate for the 'nuclear option' — changing Senate rules so Democrats can no longer filibuster and thereby block nominees they oppose....All the while, the dizzying blend of God, news, and politics that he [Pat Robertson] has crafted and honed was bouncing off satellites, winding through thousands of cable systems, rippling over the airwaves, and glowing on television screens across America." [Via HighSignal]

More on cellphones and gas stations

More on cellphones and gas stations 12/29/2003 03:02 PM
A few readers wrote in regarding our post Saturday about cellphones and whether or not using one can accidentally spark a fire at a gas...

RNC misleading local stations

RNC misleading local stations 03/08/2004 11:07 PM

Stations Get E-Mails to Oust Dan Rather
(AP)

Stations Get E-Mails to Oust Dan Rather
(AP) 09/23/2004 03:33 PM
AP - Station managers at several CBS affiliates said Thursday they appear to be a target of a national e-mail campaign placing pressure on the network to oust Dan Rather as anchorman of the "CBS Evening News."

New: WeatherHawk weather stations

New: WeatherHawk weather stations 06/24/2004 11:24 AM
WeatherHawk released Mac OS X software for its personal weather stations (previously Windows only).

Abandoned Railway Stations

Abandoned Railway Stations 03/20/2003 08:30 AM
Servi ceton is a small railway town on the border of South Australia and Victoria, and was once a means for traders to escape taxes when travelling between the colonies, due to errors made when surveying the state borders. No train has stopped here since 1986, and now only a handful of people remain in the town, a sad downfall that Tom Waits has immortalized in song. But abandoned railway stations, closed as populations decline or trade routes change, exist the world over, in the city and in the country, and yes, even in France. They look like great places to explore.

New Orleans Stations Pass on Gas Ads
(AP)

New Orleans Stations Pass on Gas Ads
(AP) 06/22/2005 02:18 AM
AP - Two New Orleans radio stations apparently don't think there's anything funny about passing Gas. Marketing folks for Shoney's thought they had come up with a humorous radio spot promoting the restaurant's breakfast buffet.

London's ghost tube-stations

London's ghost tube-stations 04/10/2004 07:14 PM
This site is devoted to the 40-some abandoned and ghost tube stations on the London Underground, including accounts of guided tours. Link (via Pirotcar)

Technology Related Radio Stations

Technology Related Radio Stations 07/12/2004 08:58 PM

Thanks to Lockergnome for the link but if you are into listening to Technical Radio Stations online here is a link with a long list of shows. [www.kalnet.com/~ussr over/excel.html]

Amtrak to offer Wi-Fi in six Northeast
stations

Amtrak to offer Wi-Fi in six Northeast
stations 02/10/2004 02:43 AM
Amtrak and AT&T Wireless Services Inc. have inked a deal to put wireless Internet access in six of the railroad's stations along the Northeast Corridor. "Amtrak is excited to be able to offer our customers another way to meld their busy schedules and the work they need to get done," Sally Bellet, Amtrak vice president of real estate development, said in a statement. "Our arrangement with a proven wireless carrier such as AT&T Wireless is just the thing to help keep Amtrak travelers and station visitors connected to their e-mail and the Internet."

Wi-Fi rides into Amtrak rail stations

Wi-Fi rides into Amtrak rail stations 01/26/2004 07:35 PM
The company is expanding its Wi-Fi service to six Northeastern train stations, in a move to further attract business travelers.

RF Subsystems for 3G and 4G Wideband
Base Stations

RF Subsystems for 3G and 4G Wideband
Base Stations 09/15/2004 03:34 AM
3G Sep 15 2004 7:19AM GMT

prince simulcast on 5 Viacom stations
wed.

prince simulcast on 5 Viacom stations
wed. 04/26/2004 08:17 PM
the biggest promo of this sort that he's pulled off

No computerised data on CNG, petrol
stations

No computerised data on CNG, petrol
stations 12/06/2003 10:13 PM
Daily Times Dec 6 2003 9:33PM ET

Gas Stations Sell DSL and Cheap Gas in
Ohio

Gas Stations Sell DSL and Cheap Gas in
Ohio 12/27/2003 02:59 AM
At least that's what the signs say. I snapped the first picture while driving back from visiting my grandmother last night and WarDriving Toledo. I was amused by the fact that Diesel was shortened to "DSL" on the sign. And, of course, I just happened to have my camera with me. I'm not sure how many bytes come in a gallon of DSL, but hey it's only $1.59! And, just for those of you on the East Coast or...

Most Comprehensive RF Subsystems for 3G
and 4G Base Stations

Most Comprehensive RF Subsystems for 3G
and 4G Base Stations 09/08/2004 05:28 AM
3G Sep 8 2004 8:58AM GMT

Multicast from Orinoco wireless stations

Multicast from Orinoco wireless stations 12/20/2003 03:47 PM
Andrew Daviel (Dec 20 2003)

Police stations 'need makeover'

Police stations 'need makeover' 12/30/2004 02:50 AM
Police stations need to completely overhaul their design to make the public feel more welcome, a think tank says.

3G Coverage for Tokyo Metro Stations

3G Coverage for Tokyo Metro Stations 07/07/2004 06:06 AM
3G Jul 7 2004 10:30AM GMT

Swiss Trains, Stations Get Access

Swiss Trains, Stations Get Access 07/16/2004 01:35 PM
Swiss Federal Railways is adding Wi-Fi to seven stations initially; more to follow, along with trains: Starting later this year, another 26 stations will have Internet access, too. By fall 2005, a number of east-west trains will have en route service added....

"London's ghost tube-stations"

"London's ghost tube-stations" 04/13/2004 09:53 AM

T-Mobile Fuels Texaco Stations with
Wi-Fi

T-Mobile Fuels Texaco Stations with
Wi-Fi 04/21/2004 03:53 PM
T-Mobile's hot-spot service is now available at more than 100 Texaco service stations in the United Kingdom.

AOL Will Offer 20 Stations of XM
Satellite Radio for Fee

AOL Will Offer 20 Stations of XM
Satellite Radio for Fee 04/11/2005 11:27 PM
XM will also provide programming on AOL Web sites for an expanded free radio service supported by advertising.

Iraq police stations 'attacked'

Iraq police stations 'attacked' 06/24/2004 01:45 AM
Several people are reported dead in a number of attacks in the Iraqi towns of Ramadi and Baquba.

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