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Second album by Ashanti entitled Chapter II Nokia Bluetooth Cell Phone lets users send photos and videos wirelessly to their computers, printers, PDAs and other cell phones It Handbags part of cool teen fashion accessories collection IBM flat panel displays ergonomic and flexible Rum drink recipes part of the continued surge of interest in Puerto Rican Rum Restaurant WiFi hotspots being set up throughout Texas and nationwide Collagen band-aid wound sealant developed at Texas A&M University Jewellery of the Year winner Hot Diamonds Dairy Queen franchises celebrate the 100th anniversary of the ice cream cone Developer kits available for the Handspring Treo 600 smart phone Cisco router flaw attack vulnerability for denial of service Avon representatives site survey polls 21,000 women in 24 countries; showing that women feel that how they look is an important element of their self-esteem and part of defining who they are Women's World Cup soccer team takes on North Korea, Sweden, and Nigeria in the first round Spiderman 2 pictures begin to be released West Nile Virus vaccine based on gene sequence biotechnology Designer swimwear rocks the U.S. market Bluetooth wireless PDA modem makes communicating easy Container gardening course online Java Bluetooth technology alliance announced Voice computer control of web-browsing wanted by 49% of regular Internet users Origin History of Baseball in the 1930s Timeline and Major League Before - The Tour to End All Tours: The Story of Major League Baseball's 1913-1914 World Tour by James Elfers Technology terms complexity causes confusion and purchase delay Bluetooth development kits being offered by CSR (Cambridge Silicon Radio) and Canon i-tech HDV format proposed for high-definition digital video recording technology Sony CLIE WiFi Bluetooth handheld includes embedded sniffer technology to automatically detect nearby access points Bioral Nanotechnology used to develop Snealth Cookies Home improvement continues as a priority How many people use the Internet daily? - 39% - an increase Bluetooth audio technology solution developed for wireless portable stereo players Voyager Observation Wheel to be the world's largest and tallest Nintendo Releases GameCube Game Boy Player Razor Introduces Mini-Bike, Electric Scooter and Three-Wheeler Newly available utility computing research report analyzes key issues and vendors PeopleSoft Oracle E-Business Suite Conversion pledged through free module-for-module upgrades Ann Coulter Treason Book surpasses Hillary Clinton Living History Book on Amazon Saudi Stock Exchange reformed to promote private sector investment Legally Blonde 2 Wedding Gown Kim Possible Products Hit Store Shelves in July 2003 In only its first two days at retail, Jewel 0304 instantly became the #1-selling album in the U.S. Fireproof composite materials move from military to industrial applications Toshiba PVR DVD Recorders have hard drives that allow time-shifting of programs Legally Blonde Barbie coming in June Lawn mower maintenance the key to getting a decade of use out of your lawnmower In person and online used books sales totaled $530 million last year Open top Porsche 911 Carrera 4S to be released in October Explosive detectors developed to detect particles of explosives Emergency wireless network designed by NIST uses WiFi and PDAs to organize first responders Concorde last flight will be Saturday, May 31 Fish oil good for heart because fatty acids in the fish block dangerous irregular heart rhythms Tiny galaxies are out there, scientists say Hong Kong SARS Travel Advisory lifted New study proves smallpox vaccine effective Sleek, sporty, and beautiful bathing suits that accentuate new curves are available in maternity swimwear Kids backpacks back pain connection disputed SmartPhone Mobile Wireless Java Components enable secure access to leading data applications on next generation handheld devices Novell Extend Server Java Verified for portability across all J2EE-compatible application servers Friends of Animals works to save Mute and Whooper Swans through relocation Methane gas facts now include Federal government's first use to meet energy needs Pet air travel increasingly available Project lowers cost of solar energy Dow Chemical installs GM fuel cells Interwoven content management awarded patent for their technology Southwest Airlines selects Section 508 evaluation repair tool Tupperware Sandwich Keepers sent to support the troops Grey Goose Vodka named sponsor of the 2003 Tribeca Film Festival Physically Challenged Fishing Tournament held in Alabama Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour Through the South, May 30-June 6, 2003 Navy's Silver Fox UAV deployed to help Marines POW Safety and Comfort Attributed to the Power of Prayer President Bush explains Disarming of Iraq Secrets of Bikini Bottom features real sea creatures from the show United Nations Nuclear Disarmament ends sessions without proposals Adobe XML PDF Architecture announced Built in imaging speeds helps speed 2.5G technology apps 600,000 People got Engaged on Valentine's Day according to Brides Magazine New Anthrax decontamination method emerging Meta Tag Creating Programs help meet the challenge of intelligently classifying, tagging, searching, and delivering information to the right audience - Interwoven's Metatagger 3.5 is one of them. Access to online information now has a universal language for authorization policies in the now-ratified XACML Access Control Markup Language. The powerful application development environment of Java and the open source operating system of Linux is the basis of Motorola's new Java Linux Phone PDA technology. President Bush remarks on the loss of Space Shuttle Columbia Research shows that chocolate is good for your heart AOL Broadband hosts Superbowl TV Ads 2003 WireImage Chooses Lexar Media Professional Series CompactFlash Captured Super Bowl Weekend Scientists learn that lightning frequently strikes the ground in two or more places New research shows that vitamins prevent heart disease Forty Markets to Broadcast HD Radio Early 2003 Designer and Manufacturer of NASA Space Suit Produces Chemical-Biological Escape Hood - protecting the wearer up to four hours from chem-bio, radiological, and nuclear particulate inhalation hazards Just a stone's throw from the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the back lots of Twentieth Century Fox, a new movie superhero lurks in the shadows of the Los Angeles Convention Center. There's no cape and no mask . . . just four wheels, a rotary-powered engine and a ton of Mazda muscle . . . the Mazda RX-8 X-Men Car. Now That's What I Call Music Volume 11 - an anthology of the hottest music of the year 2002 being advertised on TV New Study Shows Benefits of Beer Drinking Beyonce Knowles, American music and film sensation, has joined the Pepsi family. The new agreement includes the development of a national ad campaign and potential concert tour sponsorship. Segregated Neighborhoods Lead to Poor Health Hearts On Fire Diamonds launches a $30 million, 27-month advertising campaign. 400-year-old oak tree to be moved Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles urged as essential to conversion to a hydrogen economy Raquel Welch Jewelry will debut on the Home Shopping Network 5G Wireless Has Installed a High-Speed Wireless Connection to a McDonalds Restaurant in Sidney, New York; Surf as You Dine Concept to be Explored Cognex and Samsung integrate machine vision system that reads 2-D matrix, alphanumeric and bar codes inscribed on silicon wafers Refreshable tactile display developed by NIST, making images available to the blind America Online Launches Enterprise Instant Messenger Services Free shipping and lower prices improve Amazon's third quarter financial results New Way to Study Jupiter's Moon Europa : Listening to the Ice The Angels support the Angels -- From left to right - Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu took time out from filming Charlie's Angels : Full Throttle, the action-adventure sequel due from Columbia Pictures this summer, to support the Anaheim Angels as the team embarked on Game 2 of the World Series. The actresses were seen along with footage from their new movie as part of a special opening sequence taped exclusively for the game. For homeland security, a new and improved chemical agent monitor is able to quantify the complete chemistry of any odor, fragrance, or smell in 10 seconds with part-per-trillion sensitivity; with integrated GPS receivers, vapor measurements are assigned specific geographical locations Fingerprint ID Door Phone to be jointly developed by Honeywell Korea and Hunno Technologies Free Chemistry: The Enabling Science brochure from Dow helps youngsters unlock the mysteries of science - see chemistry set to buy for kids to learn about this brochure that encourages both simple easy elementary experiments and advanced projects FlyOver Visual Map Technology Sky Cruise View the First 3D Aerial Imagery Map to Enrich Kenwood's New Car Navigation System Machine vision systems supplier provides surface inspection system Fueled by a strong commitment to arts education, the Charlotte Arts and Science Council, promoting arts for children, runs the most successful united arts campaign in the United States--surpassing even New York City Algor, Inc., a leading maker of software for mechanical engineers, recently added support for the Alibre Design 3-D parametric modeling package New research shows kids are natural photographers Motorola offers discount GPS phones Explosion at Chemical Plant in Mississippi Singing Starz Video Karaoke Machine offers everyone the opportunity to perform the latest hot songs, while they simultaneously see themselves on TV and record their performance on video. Six-day Guitar Festival in Miami includes concerts, lectures, master classes, featuring the most renowned artists from around the world, an international competition, vendors fair, gallery exhibit, and social events Getty Research Institute Ensures Broader Access to the Recently Acquired Duveen Archive Among Toy Wishes Top Dozen Hottest Toys of 2002 are FurReal Friends, Chicken Dance Elmo, My Scene Barbie, Barbie Wireless Video Camera, Musini by Neurosmith, a toy that changes children's movements into music, and Quantum Pad Learning System. Fall foliage studied by scientists Three Million Teens Struggle with Depression; High Divorce Rate, School, Social Pressures Cited as Reasons Pushing Kids Over the Edge Micropets Become Hot Collectibles - Tomy Corporation Announced An Immediate Cease-Production on the Hottest Collectible Toy Trend This Year To Make Room For Series 2 University Games acknowledged that thousands of copies of the Fact or Crap game were returned by two of America's largest toy retailers, Toys R Us and Target. Being well-connected to society improves health Recording artists Cyndi Lauper and Anastacia team up in one of three new 30-second, high-energy Dr Pepper "Be you" campaign Dr Pepper tv commercials for 2003. The campaign links the original taste of Dr Pepper with the originality of its consumers. Other recording artists featured in the campaign include LL Cool J, Run DMC, Paulina Rubio and Celia Cruz. University of California students build a high-mileage, low-pollution car. American Red Cross reports how they have been spending the September 11 donation money. Cindy Taylor named new host of Wild On. The world's most sensitive Gamma Ray telescopes are being inaugurated in Namibia. Discovery Channel presented full story of nine trapped Pennsylvania coal miners Wednesday on the Discovery Channel. Eating soy during adolescence may reduce breast cancer. Radar detectors soon will be no match for NIST-tuned radar guns now under review. NASA rejects claims it plans mind reading capability. People with a family history of alcoholism may develop a tolerance that causes them to drink more to feel the same effects. An increasing number of girls and women enjoy computer games. Better than barcodes, very small electric crystal chips can now be embedded into products to provide up to 96 bits of information when they're read by an electromagnetic scanner.. American Airlines announces short- and long-term business changes, cutting 7,000 jobs and reducing operations US Airways declares Chapter 11 Bankruptcy - all flights and customer programs to continue without interruption DEET Children Chemical Formula Insect Repellant Kids Safety Danger Information Scientist finds no evidence for the benefits of drinking plenty of water People with low self-esteem unlikely to get out of a bad mood Process of using flat, ultrathin metallic layers on very thin oxide layers will quicken computer boot-up and improve catalysts and nanodevices NASA may use kerosene as a rocket fuel for the next generation reusable space launch vehicle Ocean may hold answers to large change in earth's gravity field IBM Fellow develops Quantum Cryptography Danger of volcanic eruption damage at a Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository more than believed Scientists determine age of first New World map; Vinland Map parchment predates Columbus’s arrival in North America Bird dead from West Nile Virus found on White House lawn People who don't drink alcohol have higher disease and death rates than moderate drinkers. Negative health and lifestyle factors among the abstaining subjects, including lower intake of fruits and vegetables and higher rates of smoking and red meat consumption, may explain why non-drinkers have poorer health than drinkers. Gardeners, landscapers, farmers, hikers and others who spend time outdoors are being urged to watch out for Giant Hogweed, an invasive, noxious weed that grows to 15 feet tall and the sap of which can cause severe skin irritation, blisters and swelling and contact with the eyes can cause temporary or permanent blindness. Microsoft unveils new graphics research Beef Recall List - includes label numbers to check to know if your ground beef is safe ConAgra Beef Recall USDA statement Hamburger Recall Ground Beef Safety information statement Astrophysicist finds nanodiamonds, the most famous and exotic form of stardust Cell phones may inhibit younger children from learning the full range of communication WorldCom controls the most Internet bandwidth, connections, and revenue Healthrider has developed a treadmill with a cable-ready flat screen TV built directly into the console Wi-Fi Interoperability Certification begins for IEEE 802.11a Wireless Lan Products Envara's EN303 RF Chip offers multi-mode IEEE 802.11a+b+g interoperability on a single chip CBS Announces the Identities of the Twelve Big Brother 3 HouseGuests: Chiara Berti, Amy Crews, Lisa Donahue, Josh Feinberg, Jason Guy, Gerry Lancaster, Roddy Mancuso, Lori Olson, Eric Ouellete, Tonya Paoni, Danielle Reyes, and Marcellas Reynolds. Big Brother 3 will be broadcast on Wednesday (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT), Thursday and Saturday (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on CBS. Fake Harry Potter Novel circulates in China Breakthrough in hormonal breast cancer therapy U.S. State Department issues new worldwide warning cautioning vigilance for the summer season Businessman found guilty of illegally selling professional display fireworks to consumers Six men indicted for manufacturing and distributing illegal fireworks Most people return from vacation feeling tired - how to rest on vacation Taking power naps and sleeping late shown to have powerful benefits Robin Durr's neon hot pink frock with the sheen of a new convertible and texture of plastic seat covers wins her the worst bridesmaid dress award Steve Fossett succeeds in circumnavigating the globe! Ideal landing situations explored - news from the Spirit of Freedom Website Steve Fossett - around the world in a balloon explorer pictures More than 10 million developed cancer in 2000 - The most frequently affected organs are lung, breast, colon/rectum, stomach and liver Sunday, U.S. postal rates rose 3 cents to 37 cents. Sending a postcard rose 2 cents to 23 cents. Click-through rates only part of the story with banner ads - Viewing of Internet ads does lead to future sales Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of The Who will go ahead with their US Tour despite the death of fellow band member, bassist John Entwistle, to whom the tour will be a tribute President Bush will have a colonoscopy on Saturday; Vice President Cheyney will be in charge while president is sedated In-Sink-Erator is voluntarily recalling over a quarter million half-gallon instant hot water dispensers. Water can leak from the metal holding tank, wet insulating material and cause electrical arcing and heat build-up, posing a fire hazard Colin Powell speaks at the opening of the Silk Road Festival in Washington Three studies released this week shed new light on eating nuts for good health Health recommendations from study on aspirin and lung cancer are premature Software to help create new kinds of fireworks Trees may contribute to ozone problem as isoprene is given off by oak trees Almost every part of Aloe Vera is healing and beneficial Reporters and cameramen wait outside the home of a Fort Detrick researcher Tuesday evening. The apartment in Frederick, Maryland was earlier voluntarily searched for connection to the anthrax sent in the mail. Top summer reading picks chosen by book industry professionals Singer/actress Christina Vidal has signed with MCA Records and has already begun recording her debut album, tentatively set for a fall 2002 release Tomato packs more cancer-fighting punch Job discrimination continues as affirmative action weakens Wearing a fragrance can improve your relationships Spider's silk is stronger than steel and is being studied by the U.S. Army Genetic basis to lung cancer discovered Vitamins E and C help after high-fat meals Newfound planetary system looks like our Solar System Over $100 million spent so far this year in political TV ads Pollination by killer bees increases coffee crop yields In all of nature, only dogs and humans get prostate cancer Spiderman Naples Banknotes have been printed on special security paper normally used for currency and secure documents Usability Guru Jakob Nielsen works with Macromedia to improve Web usability and accessibility in rich Internet applications ACLU questions military detention of dirty bomb plotter Jose Padilla Students need strong multimedia comprehension skills to succeed in web-based courses Breast cancer rising among Asian-American women; Japanese-American women are hardest-hit Interwoven's enterprise content management solution chosen by Motorola Girls in bikinis and families out for a day in the sun turned out to see the cherished Stanley Cup in North Carolina FBI director discusses further reorganization with Senate committee For the first time, natural hazard data from across the entire United States has been combined into a comprehensive hazard map revealing the areas most at risk for natural hazards Because anal and cervical cancers are believed to be caused by the human papilloma virus - the same virus that results in genital warts - preventative treatment for anal cancer possible. Supermodel Kate Moss stars in the Chanel Coco Mademoiselle ad campaign. Coco Mademoiselle became the first fragrance in history to win the prestigious FiFi award in every country in a single year. Ducati North America moves from New Jersey to California Study shows that grouping related information is the key to Web usability Fibromyalgia pain objectively measured California's climate is likely to change within the next 50 to 100 years as a result of global warming The slightest clearing in the vast rainforests of the Amazon can wreak havoc with the wildlife World gears up for World Cup Police seek assistance in locating Chandra Levy's 14-karat gold pinky ring Osbournes New Season to premiere in Fall 2002 - Osbournes specials to air throughout Summer 2002 Detailed mapping and measurements of impact craters on Jupiter's moon Europa shows that the floating ice shell may be at least 19 kilometers thick Researchers locate genes that cause heart attack Ginseng berry extract shows promise for diabetes, obesity Gasoline plentiful, cheaper this Memorial Day IDC predicts full recovery of the worldwide IT services industry from 2003 through 2006 Enriched egg yolks studied as a weaning food for infants A website to help arrange Muslim matrimonials has been launched in London Cartoonist Scott Adams unleashes Dilbert on Google's homepage logo AAA offers summer car care tips Prevention and recovery of missing children Menopause hurts love life - but effects can be overcome UK wins watershed web piracy case White wine has health benefits too IBM creates highest performing nanotube transistors Microsoft unveils product road map for next version of SharePoint products and technologies Human activity raises level of sulfur gas that affects ozone layer The rise of the giant jurassic dinosaurs linked to explosive extraterrestrial collision RealNames closes because Microsoft will stop directing users who type keywords in IE to RealNames-registered sites A caring mother is a child’s best defense against drug culture Colic in infants linked to inability to digest apple juice, but not white grape juice Spiderman Movie debuts to $114,844,116 - Columbia Pictures to release sequel on May 7, 2004 Lancaster hot air balloon festival planned Green roofs cool in summer Tea drinking reduces heart attack risk We remember scenes better when they’re in color than in black and white Coca-Cola launches Vanilla Coke 3Dlabs introduces visual processing architecture - scalable, programmable architecture accelerates advanced rendering techniques A new package of software and other tools will make it easier for U.S. scientists, engineers and educators to collaborate across the Internet and use the Grid, a group of high-speed successor technologies and capabilities to the Internet that link high-performance networks and computers nationwide and around the world. Northrop Grumman selected to produce the Navy's DD(X) Destroyer Macromedia wins patent counterclaims trial against Adobe Botox Cosmetic receives approval by the FDA for the treatment of glabellar lines New treatment for common wart Byte Wars author Edward Yourdon appears on Fox News - discussing the impact of September 11 on information technology Breast enhancement without the surgery Brain activity believed related to sudden infant death syndrome Online newspaper readers spend more time and money online Cooking tomatoes boosts disease-fighting, nutritional power - also: discovery of ripening gene could make store-bought tomatoes as tasty as homegrown Norwegian Cruise Line massages Tylenol may help prevent colon cancer New generation nuclear power plants safer Great Britain opens e-science center in Edinburgh Biologists track down central cause of lupus Black holes more like bubbles Anthrax drugs for children Massive icebergs may affect Antarctic sea life and food chain Cola soft drinks satisfy hunger as well as orange juice or 1% milk Prostate cancer vaccine being tested New light on Earth's core Power Plays by Dick Morris Body Glove Wetsuits issues recall Most skiing closed for season - here's what remains Asteroid and comet collision prevention a legal duty | |
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