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9.6 Years: On Beyond Novell

Open Source Advocacy with Reverend Ted: "March 24th, 2007 was my final day working at Novell. Leaving will be anything but easy..."



Open Source Mac Makes Finding Freebies Easy

There is a lot of great software for Mac OS X. Some is commercial, some is shareware and some is open source and completely free. For those who may want to explore the best-of-breed open source software for Web browsing, e-mail, RSS, IM, podcasting, video playback, graphics and so on, there is a terrific site, Open Source Ma, that provides a handy list.


Revised Desktop, Finder Highlight Leopard Additions

When OS X 10.5: Leopard debuts in October, it will feature a redesigned Desktop and new Finder. Those new features were among the changes Steve Jobs introduced during a preview of the forthcoming OS X update code-named Leopard during his Worldwide Developers Conference keynote speech Tuesday. Originally slated for a spring 2007 release, OS X 10.5 is now slated for release in October. It will cost $129, Jobs told WWDC attendees. The finished version of Leopard includes 300 new and enhanced features; Jobs previewed 10 during his Tuesday keynote.

The redesigned Desktop does away with the blue background familiar to OS X 10.4 users. Instead, Jobs said, the Desktop has been redesigned to better accommodate the digital photos that most Mac users employ as the background image on their Desktops. With Leopard, the Menu Bar will be transparent and the Dock will be more three-dimensional. But more significantly, the redesigned Desktop in Leopard introduces Stacks-a collection of folders that reside in the desktop. Apple sees Stacks as a way to clean up Desktop clutter. Files are collected in the Stacks for rapid access; click on the Stacks icon and the Dock and the files and folders fan out or appear in a grid. Clicking on one of those icons instantly launches the relevant app.

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Eagle?s Deep-Drawn Sinks with New Euro-Style Design Offer Optimum Sanitation & Efficiency

Deep-drawn bowl sinks have just received a facelift with the introduction of the new Euro-style design from Eagle Foodservice Equipment. These sinks combine the latest advancements in highly functional design with corrosion-free construction to optimize sanitation and efficiency in kitchen prep areas and other foodservice operations. (PRWeb Jul 24, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/RW1wdC1TaW5nLUluc2UtU3F1YS1UaGlyLVplcm8=


Loose-Lipped Facebookers Tell All to ID Thieves

Some Facebook users are too friendly and play too loose with necessary security precautions, concluded a Tuesday report released by computer security firm Sophos. In the report, the company warns social network users about the dangers inherent in giving cyber-strangers access to their online profiles.


Nation's Soul Is at Stake in NSA Surveillance Case

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco hears arguments on two of the most important cases in decades on the rule of law and personal privacy. Will the government have "national security" immunity from public oversight and prosecution for illegal activities? Will it be able to legally warehouse citizen phone calls and e-mails for unsupervised data mining? Commentary by Jennifer Granick.


E-ticket: The Holmes Mystery

Even for one of the NFL's biggest enigmas, Priest Holmes' comeback try is a strange move, writes Elizabeth Merrill. (Read on Source)


Naughty Kids No More: Goop Tales, A Book of Not So New Advice is Hot off the Press

Published originally in 1904 by Gelett Burges, Barbara Ross' re-introduced copy of Goop Tales: Alphabetically Told brings the important book about manners and polite behavior to a whole new generation of kids. Ross is on a crusade to bring manners and polite behavior back into the lives of contemporary families. With whimsical illustrations and witty rhyme, the book is a hit with children and adults alike. Introduce manners and polite behavior to your family today. (PRWeb Sep 17, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/SW5zZS1JbnNlLVNpbmctTWFnbi1UaGlyLVplcm8=


Chinese man arrested for Olympic Internet fraud (Reuters)

Reuters - A Chinese man who cloned an Olympics Web site and made around $50,000 from fake prize draws has been arrested by police in the island province of Hainan, state media reported.


Is Your Keyboard a Health Hazard? Here's Help

Diseases spread by desktop crumbs and germs inspire bug-resistant keyboards.


Web Hosting Network Firm, Cisco, Expands Virtualization Energy Efficiency


San Jose, California - (The Hosting News) - June 30, 2008 - Web host and Internet hardware networking firm, Cisco Systems, has released new products and professional services, designed to assist customers with virtualization efforts for data center operational and energy efficiency.

The company states that the new offerings make the virtual network an efficient platform for delivering data center services - accelerating, providing security, and orchestrating application delivery networks, servers, virtualized computing, and storage, while providing greater responsiveness and resource conservation.

John McCool, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Cisco Data Center, Switching and Services Group, and co-chair of the Cisco EcoBoard noted, ''Real-time collaborative applications, energy concerns and the need to achieve greater efficiency from assets are driving IT managers to transform their data centers through new technologies. By providing virtualization technologies across the data center, Cisco aims to help businesses achieve the agility and resiliency they need to compete on a global scale.''

Cisco Systems, Inc. was founded in 1984, by a group of computer scientists from Stanford University and provides Internet Protocol-based (IP) networking solutions. Cisco employs over 47,000 staff worldwide. The company's core development areas include routing and switching, as well as dvanced technologies such as: IP Communications, Network Security, Wireless LAN, Storage Area Networking, Home Networking, Video Systems, and Application Networking Services.

To learn more about Cisco, please visit: www.cisco.com.


Athletics 4, M's 3 - Seattle Post Intelligencer


The Associated Press

Athletics 4, M's 3
Seattle Post Intelligencer - 6 hours ago
THE SCENE: It was warm in the Bay Area all day, and it was 79 degrees at game time. Still, only 11129 showed up. STAR OF THE GAME: 1B Wes Bankston, making his first start in Oakland after being called up on the A's last road trip, doubled and scored ...
Bankston's homer helps A's to victory MLB.com
Athletics snap eight-game home skid against Mariners with 4-3 win The Canadian Press
Kansas City Star - The Associated Press - San Francisco Chronicle - Bellingham Herald
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Apple: One million iPhones sold, 10 million App Store downloads in first weekend

From free games to pricey industry-specific apps, the App Store pulled in 10 million downloads--quite a feat amid server overload and software outages.


Account Terminated

2008-07-17 - It appears that my Sphinn Profile has been terminated as of 2008-07-16 sometime shortly before midnight. Bummer, the one thing every Professional Internet Marketer hates to have happen, having your account terminated due to disrespecting rule abiding Sphinn Members, can you believe that? As if I wasn't sucked into that "defensive& (Read on Source)


PPA Seller Cannot Supplement District Court Record

MONROE, La. - The former seller of a PPA-containing cold remedy that was denied insurance indemnity coverage may not supplement the record in a personal injury case to state that it only provided design specifications for the product and that the manufacturer provided the formula, a federal judge ruled Nov. 30 (Robert Weaver v. CCA Industries, Inc., No. 01-2096, W.D. La.; CCA Industries, Inc. v. New York Marine and General Insurance Co. No. 07-30597, 5th Cir.; 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 88113, See August 2007, Page 15.). Full story on lexis.com


Futures drop after jump in import prices

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stock index futures fell on Wednesday as an unexpectedly strong reading of July import prices rekindled concern about price pressures in the economy.


Chiefs sign kicker Feely

Chiefs sign kicker Feely Jay Feely was signed late Monday by the Kansas City Chiefs, just two weeks after being released by the Miami Dolphins. (Read on Source)


Senate Committee Expands Justice Department Copyright Enforcement Powers

The Senate Judiciary passed legislation Thursday granting the U.S. Justice Department the power to prosecute civil cases of copyright infringement. Hollywood and manufacturers strongly backed the measure. Vice presidential candidate Sen. Joe Biden did not vote.
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Romo the hero for Cowboys in MNF classic - FOXSports.com


CBC.ca

Romo the hero for Cowboys in MNF classic
FOXSports.com - 2 hours ago
by Alex Marvez Alex Marvez is a Senior NFL Writer for FOXSports.com. He's covered the NFL for 14 seasons as a beat writer and is the president of the Pro Football Writers of America.
Cowboys overcome themselves and Eagles International Herald Tribune
Cowboys top Eagles on Barber TD 41-37 to go 2-0 The Associated Press
ESPN - Philadelphia Daily News - Los Angeles Times - Philadelphia Inquirer
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If I were fortunate enough to be so remembered

Tom Levenson at The Inverse Square blog recently lost his uncle and godfather, Daniel D Levenson. I've been lucky enough to meet Tom once and yet he still answers my e-mails. Beyond his current position as a prof in the MIT Program in Writing and Humanistic Studies , Tom is a prolific author and award-winning producer of several science ... (Read on Source)


Siteworx President Tim McLaughlin Selected to Deliver Panel Session on Advertising Models at INTERAC

On Monday, September 29, 2008, at 11 a.m., Siteworx' Tim McLaughlin will take part in a panel presentation titled, The Evolution of Advertising Models, in the Atrium of the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center in Washington, D.C. (PRWeb Sep 25, 2008)

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Autobytel cutting 35 percent of workforce, looks at possible sale

Autobytel announced Friday it plans to cut its workforce by 35 percent and explore a potential sale of the online auto marketer. Autobytel said it plans to cut an additional 75 positions and has also hired RBC Capital Markets to explore strategic alternatives for the company, including a possible sale. (Read on Source)


Microsoft: We're not afraid of the cloud

Interview: Bob Kelly, corporate VP of infrastructure server marketing, discusses the adoption rate of Windows Server 2008 and Microsoft's plans for cloud-based services

Microsoft has been busy this year, rolling out Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 in a push to expand its presence in the corporate data center. To be successful, the company must overcome an economic environment that appears increasingly difficult as well as tough competition from rivals Oracle and VMware, among others

Bob Kelly, Microsoft's corporate vice president of infrastructure server marketing, sat down with IDG News Service to discuss the adoption rate of Windows Server 2008, Microsoft's plans for cloud-based services, and the recent declaration by Paul Maritz, an ex-Microsoft executive and current president and CEO of VMware, that the traditional server operating system "has all but disappeared."


Ahead of the Bell: ImClone gains on buyout chatter - Forbes


The Money Times

Ahead of the Bell: ImClone gains on buyout chatter
Forbes - 1 hour ago
AP 10.02.08, 8:26 AM ET ImClone Systems Inc. remains silent on its secret bidder, but speculation over pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly & Co.
Eli Lilly in talks to buy ImClone at $6.1 bln: Journal MarketWatch
Man of Mystery Reuters
FiercePharma - Bloomberg - Houston Chronicle - Los Angeles Times
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Investigating Serotonin's Role in SIDS

Investigating Serotonin's Role in SIDS The leading cause of infant death in developed countries, sudden infant death syndrome, is still largely a medical mystery. Past studies have revealed that in the brain stems of more than half of infants who die from SIDS, the neurons that produce serotonin--a chemical responsible for regulating heart rate, body temperature and mood--are overly ... (Read on Source)


West Virginia Mountaineers

West Virginia Mountaineers Log-in ID: Password: (Read on Source)


Everton 1-0 Fulham

Everton 1-0 Fulham Louis Saha's late winner gives Everton their first home league win of the season after 87 minutes of frustration against Fulham. (Read on Source)


FDA Requests Recall Of 'All Natural' Erectile Dysfunction Formulations

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said in a Nov. 2 press release that it has requested that America True Man Health Inc. recall its "all natural" erectile dysfunction products because they contain potentially dangerous ingredients. Full story on lexis.com


Kuwaiti court orders stock exchange closed

Trading on Kuwait's hard-hit stock exchange was halted by court order on Thursday, a move cheered by many traders but criticized ...