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  • Road Warriors vs. the Bed Bugs

    09/12/2010 9:14:52 AM PDT · by george76 · 14 replies
    wsj ^ | SEPTEMBER 12, 2010 | AMY HOAK
    Reports of bedbug infestations are on the rise, news that strikes fear into the hearts of frequent travelers. While hotels and motels aren't the only places where these insects can hitch a ride on clothes or other belongings -- after all, you can pick one up just by visiting a friend's home, and recent findings in movie theaters and offices prove how easily these bugs get around -- the high-traffic buildings are some of the highest-risk places to encounter these tiny insects that live by feasting on human blood while we're sleeping. By knowing what to look for and taking...
  • Melbourne youths prepare to head north-(yup those "youths")

    12/15/2005 2:41:21 PM PST · by Flavius · 26 replies · 1,045+ views
    news ^ | December 16, 2005 | Richard Kerbaj and Cath Hart
    LEBANESE youths and ethnic "lions" from Melbourne are preparing to join Sydney's race riots, with busloads of troublemakers rumoured to be heading north. Expectations among the young Lebanese community in western Sydney that further trouble will develop over the weekend comes despite calls from their religious leaders, police and politicians for both sides to calm down. One 22-year-old ethnic Lebanese man yesterday told The Australian he and his friends were ready for a turf war. "The boys reckon it'll be like a scene out of Braveheart," he said. Sources within the Lebanese community said three busloads of young men from...
  • Wireless World: 'Always on' PDAs ascending

    06/12/2004 9:29:58 AM PDT · by solicitor77 · 15 replies · 187+ views
    United Press International ^ | June 11, 2004; 12:30 p.m. | By Gene J. Koprowski
    A weekly series by United Press International examining emerging wireless technologies. -- CHICAGO, June 11 (UPI) -- A moniker given to business travelers who lug a lot of computer gear with them through major airports from New York to Los Angeles and beyond -- road warriors -- is fast fading away. Advances in technology for personal digital assistants, made by Sony and other manufacturers, and for other wireless devices, such as the Blackberry, are making the notebook computer seem as dated as a manual typewriter. Faster processing power, in a package nearly as small as a mobile phone, with a...