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  Thursday, 5 December 2002

.< 8:26:05 PM >

Army chief wants Canada's troops out of Bosnia
The commander of Canada's army says the Canadian Forces should pull out of Bosnia and temporarily halt all overseas deployments. F U L L   S T O R Y
[CBC News]

.< 4:41:14 PM >

Audio Streaming looks at tools, technology and issues involved in capturing streaming audio content from the Web. [Macintouch]

.< 4:37:19 PM >

Sony's new set-top boxes. At the BroadbandPlus show, Sony introduced four new set-top boxes (STBs). All but the low-end model support DVR functionality (which... [PlaybackTime]

.< 4:30:20 PM >

Project Rainbow announced as Cometa: AT&T, IBM, Intel: The rumored collection of companies planning to offer wireless hot spot service with the code nam Project Rainbow have announced themselves -- with fewer members and under the name Cometa. AT&T, IBM, and Intel are the partners in this operation which will deploy wireless hot spots into hotels, universities, and other venues through partnerships. More news as it emerges.

[80211b News]

.< 4:29:25 PM >

Digital Cameras: Where to Start?. Digital cameras are on a lot of shopping lists this holiday season, but how do you find the right model for you? Experts offer some advice, and users give their favorite picks. By Elisa Batista. [Wired News]

.< 2:48:45 PM >

Iraq inspectors hit back at criticism. The UN arms team rejects spying allegations levelled by Baghdad and Washington's suggestions that its searches are inadequate. [BBC News | World | UK Edition]

.< 1:34:46 PM >

Bush fails to win over sceptical Europeans. Iraq: Poll on war with Iraq shows France, Germany and Russia opposed, UK divided. [Guardian Unlimited]

.< 1:33:09 PM >

Video Editing at Your Computer. Where do you go to turn your home video into a slick, professional-looking production on a DVD or a video CD? By J. D. Biersdorfer. [New York Times: Technology] 'Apple Computer includes its iMovie2 video-editing program (http://www.apple.com/imovie) on just about every Mac it sells, and the software is perhaps the easiest, most intuitive and fun-to-use video editor aimed at home users. A cleanly designed, well-organized work space on the screen makes it easy to manipulate video clips into a satisfying whole while adding music and effects to the overall mix.'

.< 2:00:22 AM >

U.S. wants changes to Iraqi oil-for-food program as extension deadline looms
The U.S. is demanding changes to the Iraqi oil-for-food program before the UN Security Council votes to extend humanitarian program. F U L L   S T O R Y
[CBC News]

.< 1:59:07 AM >

Arthur C. Clarke. "CNN is one of the participants in the war. I have a fantasy where Ted Turner is elected president but refuses because he doesn't want to give up power." [Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog]
And NBC and CBS and ABC and . . .


.< 1:54:37 AM >

Use the keyboard to select the 'other' dialog button [Mac OS X Hints]

.< 1:52:58 AM >

Use location files to increase battery life [Mac OS X Hints]

.< 1:50:31 AM >

View, search and print folder contents with BBEdit [Mac OS X Hints]

.< 1:32:34 AM >

I just found out through a message from Brent on the NetNewsWire mailing list that Apple has some RSS feeds:

Mac OS X Downloads, Mac OS X Hot Downloads, Apple Hot News and Apple Press Releases.

Cool! [Very!="http://jake.userland.com/">Jake's Radio 'Blog]

.< 12:34:11 AM >

US urges 'aggressive' Iraq inspections. UN inspectors in Iraq should pursue their searches more aggressively, the White House says as it increases pressure on Baghdad. [BBC News | World | UK Edition]

.< 12:33:21 AM >

Universal unveils misguided 99¢ music download effort. Today Universal Music Group (UMG) accounced 99¢ music downloads for more than 43,000 tracks. In Liquid Audio and Windows Media... [PlaybackTime]

.< 12:32:40 AM >

Pin-striped tumble wins Bad Sex prize. Books: The 'most dreaded literary prize' has been won by Wendy Perriam for a description of pin-striped sex in her novel Tread Softly. [Guardian Unlimited]

.< 12:31:55 AM >

Argentines march against hunger. Protesters aim to raise hundreds of thousands of kilograms of food for schoolchildren amid a worsening hunger crisis. [BBC News | World | UK Edition]

.< 12:31:31 AM >

A Hearty Mac OS X Welcome to PGP 8.0 (04-Dec-2002; 1.8K) [TidBITS]




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