Thursday, April 3, 2008

Found On The Web for April 3, 2008 These are items of my interest today: Bernanke Nods at Possibility of a Recession Oil Executives to Congress: High Prices Not Our Fault Subprime vets saw their industry, finances vanish in a flash UBS to Write Down Another $19 Billion Free Annual Credit Report World views US 'more positively' Bush Wins NATO Backing on Europe Missile Shield Ecuador plans foreign bases ban Report: Non-Muslims Deserve to Be Punished That Fly on the Wall Could Be an American Cyborg Spy U.S. Diplomats Forecast Nuclear Arms Race in Middle East if Iran Gets the Bomb U.S. Alarmed as Some Exports Veer Off Course Vets pay tribute to fallen comrades at virtual Vietnam wall Analysts: iPhone driving smartphone sales Are you creating your own workplace stress? Astronomers see 'youngest planet' First movie of 'tsunami' on Sun Robot space truck docks with ISS Cocoa Tutorial: Fixing Memory Leaks With Instruments Dell CEO says cost-cutting is a priority Doubt hangs over personal gene scans Lawmakers complain of FBI failures FBI tracked King's every move FCC chairman to oppose Skype open-network petition Microscopic Peach Fuzz May Be Evidence of Martians Physicist Says Time Travel Is Not Only Possible, but Likely Google starts letting users edit documents offline Heart Association: Hands-only CPR works IBM to host private Second Life regions Intel exec: Programming for multicore chips a challenge Intel rolls out Atom chips Intel unveils new Classmate PC ISO: Office Open XML ratified as standard King's final crusade: The radical push for a new America Macworld | Inside the Spotlight Menu Memoriter Microsoft upgrades Windows Mobile MIDs will run Windows XP and Vista, Intel says MySpace forms music joint venture with big labels Nokia unveils 4 new phones for emerging markets Projectors to magnify cell-phone cinema Sprint to sell iPhone-like device The hospital they just couldn't save Time is right for Linux PCs to emerge 1:13:05 PM