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Parents reminded about second round of H1N1 shots for kids - WFAA

By Health News on March 16, 2010

Globe and Mail

Parents reminded about second round of H1N1 shots for kids WFAA DALLAS — Fighting the swine flu isn’t over, yet nearly half the parents who got their kids the first round of H1N1 flu shots didn’t return for the second. Dallas County health officials say that’s not good enough, … H1N1 Swine Flu Still Smoldering in US WebMD “Good take-up’ at free swine flu vaccinations ABC Online Menifee school district hosts H1N1 clinic for kids under 10 Press-Enterprise NewsTalk 1010 WCSI  - Honolulu Advertiser  - Times of India all 106 news articles »

Health-care showdown doesn’t quite materialize - Lebanon Daily News

By Health News on March 16, 2010

WSAV-TV

Health-care showdown doesn’t quite materialize Lebanon Daily News William Vitez, left, of Lebanon, who opposes health-care reform, and reform advocate Jake Long of Annville exchange words outside Congressman Tim Holden s office in Lebanon on Tuesday evening. (LEBANON DAILY NEWS JIM ZENGERLE ) The … Ad watch: A closer look at dueling health care spots USA Today The costs of in-home health care WKBT The Cost Of Health Care Reform For Small Business CBS 4 Washington Times  - CBS News  - The Business Insider all 145 news articles »

Simpler “Hello World” Demonstrated In C

By Technology News from CNet and Slashdot on March 16, 2010

An anonymous reader writes “Wondering where all that bloat comes from, causing even the classic ‘Hello world’ to weigh in at 11 KB? An MIT programmer decided to make a Linux C program so simple, she could explain every byte of the assembly. She found that gcc was including libc even when you don’t ask for it. The blog shows how to compile a much simpler ‘Hello world,’ using no libraries at all. This takes me back to the days of programming bare-metal on DOS!”

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Social network’s CEO documents flight nightmare live

By Technology News from CNet and Slashdot on March 16, 2010

David Martin, the CEO of visual update site Kontain, was on the 14-hour nightmare Virgin America flight from LA to NY. He documented the worst parts live using the airline’s Wi-Fi.

Violence Prompts Debate Over Medical Marijuana - New York Times

By Health News on March 16, 2010

Salem-News.Com

Violence Prompts Debate Over Medical Marijuana New York Times SEATTLE — A shooting and a beating death linked to medical marijuana have prompted new calls by law enforcement officials and marijuana advocates for Washington State to change how it regulates the drug and protects those who grow … 385 plants at Wash. pot activist’s burgled home The Associated Press 385 plants at Wash. pot activist’s burgled home Seattle Times Medical Marijuana Patient Murdered in Washington State Salem-News.Com MyNorthwest.com  - KIRO Seattle  - Seattle Post Intelligencer all 330 news articles »

Jury rules against Microsoft in patent suit

By Technology News from CNet and Slashdot on March 16, 2010

Texas jury finds that Microsoft willfully infringed on patents related to virtual private network technology, awarding plaintiff VirnetX $105 million.

MIT building self-assembling computer chips

By Technology News from CNet and Slashdot on March 16, 2010

Researchers at MIT are coaxing molecules to automatically arrange themselves into useful patterns on microchips, possibly allowing for much smaller chip features.

City Restaurants Required to Post Cleanliness Grades - New York Times

By Health News on March 16, 2010

New York Daily News

City Restaurants Required to Post Cleanliness Grades New York Times The New York City Board of Health voted Tuesday to rate cleanliness in the city’s more than 24000 restaurants with publicly posted letter grades, adopting a controversial plan proposed 14 months ago by the Department of Health and … NYC restaurants must now show their report cards The Associated Press New York’s Restaurants to Get Graded Under New System Wall Street Journal City restaurants must now display health department report card letter grades New York Daily News myfoxny.com  - Crain’s New York Business  - AFP all 289 news articles »

C-Span Posts Full Archives Online

By Technology News from CNet and Slashdot on March 16, 2010

An anonymous reader sends word that C-Span has completed its project of making all of its footage available online. “The archives, at C-SpanVideo.org, cover 23 years of history and five presidential administrations and are sure to provide new fodder for pundits and politicians alike. The network will formally announce the completion of the C-Span Video Library on Wednesday. Having free online access to the more than 160,000 hours of C-Span footage is like being able to Google political history using the “I Feel Lucky” button every time,’ said Rachel Maddow, the liberal MSNBC host.”

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Virtual PC hole could lead to attacks, security firm says

By Technology News from CNet and Slashdot on March 16, 2010

Microsoft is downplaying the problem, but Core Security says the vulnerability could allow an attacker to bypass security defenses to compromise virtualized Windows systems.

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