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May 4, 2007 -- ( <http://www.thewhir.com> WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- This week in Web hosting kicked off with a controversial lawsuit involving a Virginia spammer.
PPA Judge Dismisses Pending Multiplaintiff Cases
SEATTLE - The PPA multidistrict litigation judge on Feb. 5 signed an order dismissing nine multiple-plaintiff cases that are prohibited under case management orders 15 and 15A (In Re: Phenylpropanolamine (PPA) Products Liability Litigation, MDL No. 1407, W.D. Wash.; See January 2007, Page 12). Full story on lexis.com
Phoenix takes title in softball
Phoenix College rebounded from a loss earlier in the day to capture its fourth consecutive NJCAA Division II national softball championship and seventh overall Saturday in Normal, Ill. (Read on Source)
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Amazon.com to offer downloads on drama (AP)
AP - The Web-based teen soap opera "Prom Queen" is being offered as a full-length download on Amazon.com Inc.'s Unbox video store, taking its place for the first time along Hollywood films and TV shows.
Robert Jones to Head Mulholland Forensics, LLC; Forensic Services Save Clients Millions
Mulholland Investigation, Inc. (Jacksonville, FL) announced today that it has formed Mulholland Forensics, LLC to accommodate increasing demand for forensic services. Robert Jones, CCE, CFE will lead Mulholland Forensics, LLC as its Executive Director. Jones has managed the Computer Forensics Division of Mulholland Investigation for the past three years, and has more than fifteen years of law enforcement and investigative experience. Mulholland Investigation, Inc. is a full-service agency composed of former law enforcement officers and professional investigators versed in the rules of evidence and principles of security management. (PRWeb Aug 8, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/TWFnbi1IYWxmLVNpbmctSGFsZi1UaGlyLVplcm8=
Germany wants to sic spyware on terror suspects
Conservative government is backing a proposal allowing authorities to transmit Trojans to suspects through official-looking e-mails. Opposition parties and privacy advocates cry foul.
US Women's Soccer Team Regroups - Voice of America
 Philadelphia Inquirer | US Women's Soccer Team Regroups Voice of America - By Jim Stevenson The United States women's soccer team has returned to training after playing North Korea to a 2-2 draw on Tuesday at the Women's World Cup in China. N. Korea Ties Heavily Favored US in Women's World Cup US unnerved by North Korean transition game |
Button looking forward to special race at Fuji
Jenson Button travelled to Japan this weekend for the race at the Fuji International Speedway. The 15th round of the 2007 Formula 1 World Championship. The Briton is looking forward to race in Japan as it is his team's home Grand Prix. (Read on Source)
Blue Jays bully Burres for seven runs - Baltimore Sun
 Vancouver Province | Blue Jays bully Burres for seven runs Baltimore Sun - By Roch Kubatko | Sun reporter September 26, 2007 Each time a pitcher steps on the mound, whether it's to start a game or work in relief, Orioles manager Dave Trembley does a two-part evaluation. Thomas leads the onslaught with four hits, 26th home run Blue Jays-Orioles Preview |
Word for Mac Exploit Released
An exploit has been found in the wild for a Word vulnerability Microsoft patched on Oct. 9. Symantec said in a posting on Oct. 10 that it had gotten its hands on a Word for Mac document that contains shell code and three pieces of malware.
Comcast may face FCC fines over BitTorrent blocks
Comcast is under investigation and could be subject to fines over its tactics of throttling BitTorrent traffic on its cable Internet service, the Federal Communications Commission has revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show. FCC chair Kevin Martin acknowledged that it was looking into complaints from advocacy groups and lawyers, both of which ac...
Snap and print photos with $129.99 camera/printer bundle
Circuit City has a 6.2-megapixel Kodak camera and matching photo printer/dock for $129.99. Shipping is free, though you'll probably have to pay sales tax.
Last Call: CSS Namespaces Module
2008-02-15: The Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Working Group has published the Last Call Working Draft of CSS Namespaces Module. The CSS Namespaces module defines the syntax for using namespaces in CSS. It defines the @namespace rule for declaring the default namespace and binding namespaces to namespace prefixes, and it also defines a syntax that other specifications can adopt for using those prefixes in namespace-qualified names. Comments are welcome through 7 March. Learn more about the Style Activity. (Permalink)
Googles Where it's at: 68% Market Share in US
Market share numbers are in for April 2008. It's been a while since I looked at them, since Google always dominates. But they've really taken hold of the market in the US and I thought it would be good for... (Read on Source)
Leaf Networks Releases First True P2P Facebook Application to Demonstrate new Web-P2P Platform
Free Facebook App from Leaf Networks allows Facebook users to create a "game lobby" in their Facebook profile and host a game server on their own PC. (PRWeb Jun 30, 2008)
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Gallery: Microsoft Guns for Hard-Core and Casual Gamers at E3
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com
LOS ANGELES -- The 2008 E3 Media and Business Summit kicked off Monday morning in the Los Angeles Convention Center with a lavish press conference courtesy of Microsoft. The makers of Xbox 360 find themselves competing on two fronts: They're fighting off the Wii's advance into nontraditional gamer markets and also trying to compete with Sony's PlayStation 3 for graphics gluttons and needy net users. In addition to new games, the company announced several new battle plans, such as copying Nintendo's cute characters, stealing exclusive titles like Final Fantasy XIII from Sony and courting people who don't like videogames by partnering with Netflix for on-demand movie streaming.
Left: Self-described "Xbox models" Leilani Dowding, left, and Desiree Rabuse greet attendees of the E3 Media and Business Summit at the Los Angeles Convention Center Monday morning. A gauntlet of models ushered hundreds of journalists into the convention center's packed West Hall.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comSecurity guard Byron Monroy keeps a watchful eye on the doors of the convention center. Unlike past years, this year's downscaled E3 summit doesn't occupy the whole of the convention center. Vast expanses of the halls are taken up by other conferences -- or wholly empty, in this case.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comAs the press filed in, Microsoft ran teaser trailers with Xbox owners (or paid actors, we're not sure) talking about all of the different things they love about their game machine of choice.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comAs the press filed in, Microsoft ran teaser trailers with Xbox owners (or paid actors, we're not sure) talking about all of the different things they love about their game machine of choice.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comThe press conference continued with a live demonstration of Epic Games' first-person shooter, Gears of War 2.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com Microsoft said that it would completely revamp the Xbox user experience, throwing out the current "blades" interface and replacing it with a sleeker, more functional design. Users will now have cute personalized avatars that represent them in the online world of Xbox 360. Now, when you game with your friends, your virtual selves will mix and mingle. Among the games that will use avatars include trivia titles like a new Xbox version of Scene It.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comGalaga Legions is one of the downloadable games for Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade service that the company showed at the conference. It is a total re-imagining of the classic arcade shooting game.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comMicrosoft showed a very brief teaser that indicated that a downloadable game based on South Park is headed to Xbox Live Arcade. After the press conference, a Microsoft executive said that South Park's creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone were "very involved" in the creation of the game, but offered no more details.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comAnother casual, social gaming experience coming this holiday season to Xbox 360 is You're in the Movies, a game that uses the Xbox's camera attachment. Players act out scenes from movies while playing a variety of minigames, and when they're done, the game transposes their images into a few different trailers for bizarre B-movies. It's like playing Mad Libs with your whole body.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comWelsh singer/songwriter Duffy took the stage to introduce Lips, a karaoke game set for release this winter. She sang her song "Mercy," which will be included in the game. Lips will also allow players to plug in their iPod (or Zune!) and sing along to their own songs. The microphone controllers contain motion sensors, so players can swing them around to make tambourine noises as they sing.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comAlex Rigopulos, president and CEO of Rock Band-maker Harmonix, took the stage to announce a variety of surprise new songs that will appear in the next version of the game, slated for this fall. Guns N' Roses will release the first track from Chinese Democracy as a Rock Band 2 track. Bob Dylan and AC/DC will make their music-game debuts in this version of the game. And users will be able to import their Rock Band 1 tracks into the sequel, so they won't have to swap discs to play their dream concert. All told, Rigopulos said that over 500 different songs will be playable in Rock Band 2 by the end of 2008. The game will be released on Xbox 360 in September and other platforms later in the year.
: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comIn true E3 style, Microsoft closed their press conference with a bombshell announcement. Yoichi Wada, president of Square Enix, announced that Final Fantasy XIII -- previously the single biggest exclusive upcoming title for Sony's PlayStation 3 -- would in fact launch on Xbox 360 simultaneously. The trailer itself contained much of the same pre-rendered footage that Square Enix showed at E3 two years ago, meaning that the game is likely still far away from its release date.
MXL introduces Studio 1 USB condenser microphone
MXL has introduced the new MXL Studio 1 portable USB condenser microphone for the home recording market. According to the company, the new USB microphone has been designed to use the best of both analog and digital technology to deliver low-noise, studio-quality audio in a portable package, enabling it be to used for music training, field recording...
Bronx Banter: Nady Mucho
Proof that Brian Cashman reads this blog: (Read on Source)
Tom Szaky, TerraCycle CEO Interviewed by Huddler
(originally posted at Hudder.com ) Huddler users asked Tom Szaky, founder and CEO of TerraCycle , all your trashy questions (ha ha) over the past few weeks, and Tom answered. In a nutshell, TerraCycle takes what others call trash, upcycles those materials, and turn them into brand-spanking new products. Who thought you could make a hot little ... (Read on Source)
Yankees game story
Here's an updated game story. I imagine most of you who watched the game will find this strange, but Ian Kennedy didn't think he pitched badly. BY KAT O?BRIEN kat.obrien@newsday.com ANAHEIM, Calif. ? Ian Kennedy?s return to the Yankees? starting rotation ? and in his hometown, no less ? didn?t match any of his hopes and expectations. (Read on Source)
MapQuest inches toward modernity
In talking to Mark Law, the new VP of product development for AOL's MapQuest, I was surprised to learn how powerful the service still is. To my mind the formerly leading mapping system is a trailing contender against Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and Ask.com, but apparently MapQuest is still in the game as a leading Web site, with 48 million monthly ... (Read on Source)
A Portrait of the Candidate, but Dots Left to Connect
DENVER, Aug. 25 -- Democrats opened their convention here Monday night with an air of expectation and a sense of uncertainty.
ActiveWin.com: Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional - Review
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Arizona Web Design Secrets
... live in Arizona, it is wise to enlist the services of a professional arizona web design company. Arizona is a big state without a shortage of companies. Subsequently, web design ...
Cascada Mobile Wins Red Herring Canada Top 50 Award
Award Recognizes the Country's Most Promising and Innovative Technology Companies (PRWeb Sep 23, 2008)
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Forrester: Discontent persists over SAP maintenance hike
Some users say they connect with SAP only a handful of times each year -- meaning they are being forced to pay a premium for service they never request.
Thanksgiving in Space: Irradiated Turkey, Freeze-Dried Stuffing
The smoked turkey resembles sliced deli meat but stiffer, the candied yams are bland inside, the green beans taste like they've been microwaved to death and the corn bread stuffing has a broth-heavy, institutional flavor. Grandma's home cooking, it's not. Then again, Grandma's Thanksgiving dinners were never irradiated, freeze-dried, vacuum-packed into plastic pouches and then launched into space.
Rev. Irene Monroe: 'Gay is NOT the new black
I had the pleasure of meeting the Rev. Irene Monroe at the Blogger Summit a couple of weeks ago, and I told her that any time she wanted to pen a piece to share on the Blend to send it along. She sent me this piece, "Gay is NOT the New Black," that brings her perspective as a theologian and a pro-marriage equality woman of color working for ... (Read on Source)
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