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Clever. The iPod as platform. .< 7:26:12 PM  >Public pays while Toronto falls apart: "The provincial cabinet enjoys far more control over the Toronto budget than anyone at city hall does -- not only in determining how the money is spent but, more crucially, in determining how it is raised." And the Tories have repeatedly demonstrated their contempt for Toronto. .< 7:22:24 PM >Photosharing software: WinXP or Apple? [MacNN] .< 7:16:48 PM >Ranchero.com: DSFinder for Frontier and Radio adds an “Open in DocServer” command to your right-click menu. (Disclaimer: Ranchero.com is me.) [mac.scripting.com] Go Brent! I'm sorry he left UserLand but I'm ecstatic that he's working with Frontier and Radio. .< 7:13:26 PM >The Corner Internet Network vs. the Cellular Giants Significantly, what will set Mr. Pozar's planned Sunset Network and those like it apart from the commercial cellular networks now being constructed at great expense is that they will "self assemble" [~] expanding from one neighborhood to the next as individuals and businesses join by buying their own cheap antennas that either attach to the wired Internet or pass a signal on to another wireless node. .< 7:08:31 PM >Dr. Aibo, You're Wanted in O.R.Using the same technology that made the Canadarm a household name in space, MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates (MDA) of Richmond, British Columbia, plans to revolutionize brain and spinal surgery. .< 7:05:26 PM >No shortage of ideas for reforming health care. CBC Mar 5 2002 1:12PM ET [Moreover - moreover...] After a visit to the doctor or the hospital the patient gets a copy of a the bill explaining what their visit cost Canadian taxpayers. The bill is paid by medicare, but everyone has a much better idea of what these services are worth. Just don't mess with the principal of a universal health care system. It's not negotiable from this Canuck's point of view. .< 6:52:34 PM >An ex-conservative confesses all. International Herald Tribune Mar 5 2002 2:20PM ET [Moreover - Arts and culture news] How did such a mess of a human being capture so much attention, have so much influence? Scary stuff. .< 1:15:32 AM >How to seduce the press. The way George W. Bush turned the New York Times' Frank Bruni into his love puppet on the campaign trail could serve as a how-to manual for all future candidates. [Salon.com] |
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