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 Thursday, 13 February 2003
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andante - Calgary Philharmonic, Poised for Recovery, Waits for Federal Funds
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New York Bans Cell Phone Use at Performances 'Overriding Mayor Michael Bloomberg's veto, the City Council voted 38-5 on Wednesday to ban the use of cell phones at public performances. Talking on a cell phone, dialing, listening or even having one ring during a performance will constitute a violation punishable by a $50 fine.'
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Technology Review: 10 Emerging Technologies That Will Change the World. But in this special section, Technology Review's editors have identified 10 emerging technologies that we predict will have a tremendous influence in the near future. For each, we've chosen a researcher or research team whose work and vision is driving the field. [Tomalak's Realm]
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Gulf War 2 - The Flash movie. US triumphant, Middle East in ruins [The Register] 'Thats right. Question the advisibility of war against Iraq and you're instantly branded a Communist hippy. Worst still, they call you French. It fair sends a shiver down your spine.'
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Why some bands want to swap files. Online: Some bands want you to swap music files over the internet, writes Ben Hammersley. [Guardian Unlimited]
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10 million join world protest rallies. From Africa to Antarctica, people prepare to march for peace. [Guardian Unlimited] 'What is extraordinary, say the organisers, is the depth and breadth of opposition that the US and Britain are meeting across the world before a war has even started. '
Right on!
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TiVo: iTunes/iPhoto integration on the way [The Macintosh News Network]
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