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Monitoring News
Shoutcast monitoring + services monitor
This page describes how you can monitor your shoutcast
services and restart them automatically if they're down.
The example can be easily modified to monitor a multitude
of other services as well.
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Tips and tricks on Event Budgeting
A structured budget helps in monitoring costs, understanding
what you can afford, reporting to management and most
of all keeping things under control. In this post a
bit on budgeting and cutting costs.
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Tips to Choose Good Home Blood Pressure
Monitor
You are confused on buying a good Home Blood pressure
monitor device? No problem, this story will guide yo
to get the good one.There are many varieties and types
of home blood pressure monitors (HBPM). Purchasing a
blood pressure monitor is a great way to keep track
of your blood pressure; however, choosing one can be
confusing.
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Parsix GNU/Linux 0.90-TEST-2
Changes since TEST-1: updated kernel, new GNOME
logout window, new artwork, added 3D desktop support
using compiz 0.4 and desktop-effects helper tool, added
two new boot menu items to support wide screen monitors,
added Wammu package, several bugs fixes, minor installer
fixes and regular clean-ups.
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GoPass AVL-900 monitors action in your car,
lets you listen in
GoPass' sneaky new device isn't a foreign concept,
but the AVL-900 definitely ups the ante by not only
allowing the installer to track the vehicle's every
turn via GPS / GPRS, but it sports an integrated microphone
to let the uber-curious listen in.
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Forget About WiFi, You're Irradiating Your
Child With The Baby Monitor
Newspapers and TV shows are having a great time
fueling the freakout over the supposed dangers of WiFi,
following the formula of technology paranoia + kids
= gold. Over the weekend, the story was given a new
twist, when one paper reported that radiation from baby
monitors could be hurting babies.
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New Jersey looks at law to ban sex offenders
from the internet
While not a complete ban, sex offenders would have
to have monitoring software on their systems that the
police could have access to. If they are found using
unregistered equipment they can be put back in jail,
and a host of extensions to the system that would allow
for longer jail times,
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In a first, scientists develop tiny implantable
biocomputers
Researchers at Harvard University and Princeton
University have made a crucial step toward building
biological computers, tiny implantable devices that
can monitor the activities and characteristics of human
cells. The information provided by these "molecular
doctors," constructed entirely of DNA, RNA, and proteins,
could eventually revolutionize m
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Wii stock locator
Wii stock locator for the UK. This website is updated
every 60 seconds and includes full stock history for
each retailer. Leave the realtime monitor open on your
desktop and an alert will popup when new Wii stock is
found.
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A New Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitor
The Israeli company OrSense has developed a new
non-invasive technology for monitoring blood glucose
levels for diabetics. The new technology will completely
eliminate the need to draw blood, an ordeal that millions
of people suffering from this incurable disease have
to go through several times a day.
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Up next: Implantable biocomputers
Researchers at Harvard University and Princeton
University have made a crucial step toward building
biological computers, tiny implantable devices that
can monitor the activities and characteristics of human
cells.
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Dell Dimension E521 Desktop with Samsung
19" Widescreen LCD Monitor $399
Dell Small Business has one day only sale on the
Dell Dimension E521 Desktop PC with 19-inch Samsung
N920NW Widescreen LCD monitor bundle. Ships free. Ends
tonight (5/21) * AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3600+ (1.9GHz);
512MB DDR2 * 80GB Hard Drive; 16x DVD-ROM; Windows Vista
or XP * 19-inch Samsung 920NW Widescreen LCD Monitor
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Dimension E521 with 19 inch LCD for $399
For today only, you can purchase the following Dell
E521 system for just $399.Dimension E521 with 19 inch
Samsung 920NW Widescreen LCD Monitor, AMD Athlon™
64 X2 Dual-Core 3600+ processor and 80GB* Serial ATA
Hard Drive (7200RPM) w/DataBurst Cache™.
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RFID Diagnostic Sensors Read By RFID-Enabled
Cell Phones
Bullshit : RFID diagnostic sensor patches that can
be read by RFID-enabled (Radio-Frequency IDentification)
cell phones are under development by Gentag, Inc. and
The CORE Institute. The system should make it easier
for physicians (and patients) to monitor their condition
post-surgery using RFID-enabled cell phones.
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Another 24kV high voltage "Jacob's Ladder"
from DIY flyback driver
I've always wanted to create an electric arc but
don't know how. Then I come across the theory that air
breaks down at about 1MV/m (Mega Volts per meter) (24kV/in).
That mean you need 1kV in order to get 1mm arc. So you
need a higher voltage. One of the method is to use a
flyback transformer that can be found from an old TV
or an CRT PC monitor.
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Staples starts computer recycle program
- Boston.com
Staples Inc. is expanding its electronics waste
recycling program by accepting used computers and monitors
that can now be dropped off for a $10 fee at any of
the office products chain's 1,400 U.S. locations during
store hours.
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Second Life to become prime source of intelligence
Businesses, governments, and reporters will use
virtual communities to gather information.As the methods
and modes of communication continue to evolve, the challenges
will mount for businesses trying to secure their data
and for law enforcement looking to monitor communications
as part of their investigations.
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Who Will Guard the Guards? (We Will)
In today's society, we are constantly under the
threat of further oppression of our rights and privacy
as citizens of countries with political factions in
support of “Big Brother” type monitoring such as
the USA and the UK. And we wonder who is going to check
on the people who check on us...
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Daisuke Matsuzaka - Monitor his success
Okay - I admit.. I'm a fan of the new pitcher the
Japanese call "The Monstor".Let's use this thread to
discuss his performance throughout the season.What were
his stats for the first game?
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Swiss Bishop suggests closer monitoring
of mosques
Anti-dhimmitude from the assistant bishop of Lausanne,
Geneva and Fribourg, although of course he knows that
the jihadists "don't represent true Islam," while also
noting that trouble seems to arise when "the Koran is
taught." In any case, it remains...
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The Battle of Athens, Tennessee in 1946.
On 2 August 1946, some Americans, brutalized by
their county government, used armed force to overturn
it. These Americans wanted honest, open elections. For
years they had asked for state or Federal election monitors
to prevent vote fraud -- forged ballots, secret ballot
counts, and intimidation by armed sheriff's deputies.
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Death By Lawyer - 10 Sites We Miss
Right now, the net is being constantly monitored,
people are getting arrested for even thinking about
piracy, DRM is preventing us from sharing stuff with
friends, and web sites and services are getting closed
down on a daily basis. Here are some memories of the
pioneers
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Childhood Years Impact Fertility
Researchers at University College London monitored
hormone levels in women who migrated to the UK from
Bangladesh at different stages in life... Women who
had spent their childhood in the healthier conditions
of the UK had higher levels of reproductive hormones
than those brought up in Bangladesh
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Get your credit report without strings
We've all seen the commercials for freecreditreport.com.
What they don't want you to know is that in order to
get your report you need to sign up for a trial for
their $100 a year credit monitoring program. annualcreditreport.com
is truly free thanks to a 2003 law.
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