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Free file recovery software - Internet Registry Fights For .XXX Domain 

Internet Registry Fights For .XXX Domain 
It's not just about porn--supporters of .XXX say the decision to reject the domain is an example of the U.S. exerting too much influence over Internet policy.
Source: internetweek.cmp.com

Hitachi Refreshes TagmaStore 
HDS gives its Universal Storage Platform a performance boost and new disaster recovery and security features.
Source: redir.internet.com

The Value of Imperfect SharePoint Solutions 
When we in information technology endeavor to create a solution we've been taught to produce complete solutions. We're conditioned to ignore solutions that don't completely solve the problem. We strive for that perfect round peg to put through the perfect round hole.
Source: www.intranetjournal.com

Outlook: Computer forensics made easier 
CRIME today is no longer confined to just physical actions.
Source: www.ctimes.com.my

68.95 % pass in SSLC exams 
The results of the SSLC examinations held in March this year shows a pass percentage of 68.95, with 173 schools registering 100 per cent victory.
Source: www.kaumudi.com

Pen pals 
P.H.A.T. (Protecting the 'Hood Against Tobacco), along with researchers at the UCSF and the SF African American Tobacco Free Project are doing a community research study. This community-driven project aims to help African American residents of SF who want to stop smoking.
Source: www.sfbayview.com

Hearing on the Nomination of Michael Hayden to be Director of the CIA (continuing) 
Read a transcript of the Senate Intelligence Committee confirmation hearing on the nomination of Gen. Michael Hayden to become CIA director.
Source: www.washingtonpost.com

Papadopoulos Could Be The Real Change Agent At Sun 
The company's new executive VP of research and development is reviewing all Sun's R&D, making sure it fits with computing trends like software-as-a-service.
Source: www.serverpipeline.com

Amazing software that's (mostly) free 
It's amazing what you can pick up while flying through cyberspace. There are all sorts of programs you never knew you needed just waiting out there to be snagged by some savvy computer geek so he can grin at his peers and proclaim, "you paid how much to do what?!"
Source: www.sunherald.com