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More confusion on vitamin D

Doctors are going to have to come up with some good explanations why God's way of giving us Vitamin D is bad and the chemist's way is better. by Dana Blankenhorn

Tags: Vitamin, Louisville Courier-Press, Salt Lake Tribune, Parents, Doctors, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2008-10-13

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Once more on SCO

From this blog for January 8 2008: What's worst about [the hate mail I get when ever I comment on SCO] , however, is that the "groklaw effect" has become a significant component in the overall Linux "gestalt" - and just about everything most of that mob has been...

Tags: Novell Inc., SCO Group Inc., Unix, IBM Corp., Open Source, Paul Murphy

Blog posts 2009-03-21

Big earthquakes trigger tremors worldwide

U.S. researchers who have studied 15 earthquakes with magnitudes greater than 7 since 1990 have found that at least 12 of them triggered smaller quakes thousands of miles away. Their study shows that large earthquakes routinely spark jolts worldwide, 'including on the opposite side of the planet and in areas...

Tags: Researcher, Wave, University Of Utah, Velasco, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-05-27

Google and public documents

Google is working with officials in fours states to make public record (gasp!) public. Utah, the state where I was CIO in 2001 and 2002 is one of these. While state governments have done a lot to put records online in the last seven or eight years,...

Tags: General, Google, Government

Blog posts 2007-05-01

Google defends capitalism: $10 billion AdWords biz

Has Google been reading my blog? I often dissect how the Google fair-use, DMCA, no need for us to pay for content business model is contrary to the tennants of “U.S. capitalism.” Google affirms now it IS a firm believer in “our capitalist system,” when its AdWords...

Tags: Facebook, Wall Street, Search Advertising, ROI, Google, Business Models, AdWords

Blog posts 2007-04-12

U. Utah holds contest for best hacker

It was about as fun as watching a chess tournament, but Utahs finest programmers from the University of Utahs nationally ranked School of Computing duked it out for cash prizes to see whose Internet database could handle 10,000 connections at once, reports the Salt Lake Tribune It...

Tags: Education Technology, Information Systems, programmer, Internet Database

Blog posts 2006-11-14

Entrepreneurs see profits in UT virtual diploma

In what could be a potential untapped revenue stream for Utah high schools, two U.S. businessmen have made an offer to buy access to the states Electronic High School and market it internationally, reports the Salt Lake Tribune Anthony E. Meyer, chairman of Meyer and Co., a New York...

Tags: Education, Board

Blog posts 2006-11-08

Integrating blogs with the news

A recent c|net news article discusses the uneasy relationship between bloggers and the news media. While decrying the lack of blogger objectivity and their second tier status in the news food chain, newspapers have been quietly wooing bloggers to augment their online presence. ...

Tags: blog

Blog posts 2006-06-01

Google Trends: this city is the "sex" search capital of the U.S.

Google Trends: this city is the "sex" search capital of the U.S.Ahh, the power of googleAhh, the power of google at your hand..umm...fingertips, lol.Oh, that's goodI just love it that Salt Lake City is in the top ten. Perfect!FactsWhen I checked this, http://www.google.com/trends?q=sex&ctab=1&geo=US&date=2005 (click on tab that says...

Tags: Blogging, Web site development, Elmhurst United States, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2006-05-11

SCO may be delisted from Nasdaq

It doesn't look like 2005 is going to be a good year for SCO. The Salt Lake Tribune's Bob Mims reports that SCO may be delisted from the Nasdaq for missing filing deadlines.Under federal law, the Lindon-based software company - best known for its $5 billion, Linux-related lawsuit against IBM...

Tags: SCO Group Inc.

Blog posts 2005-02-17

SCO suit dying

The SCO-IBM suit is not over, yet. But it may never get to trial.U.S. District Judge Dale A. Kimball refused to dismiss the case yesterday, but his statements from the bench indicated he will immediately following discovery unless SCO comes up with real evidence.The Salt Lake Tribune quoted him saying...

Tags: SCO Group Inc.

Blog posts 2005-02-10

Symantec CEO hits Microsoft's security myth

Symantec CEO hits Microsoft's security mythLinux IS more secureA great many of the world's largest corporations use Linux. These corporations represent significant money and resources yet "they are not a target"? Linux on the desktop is fast becoming more prevalent. I think the Symantec CEO is smoking...

Tags: Cyberthreats, Operating systems, Viruses and worms, Linux-on-the-desktop, eEye Digital Security, intrusion attack, Products Affected, virus, Symantec Corp., operating system, Novell NetWare, Microsoft Corp., secure, security

Discussion threads 2004-06-02

SCO, IBM battle heats up

SCO, IBM battle heats upSCO...The BS is still coming out of SCO's ears.Get it over with alreadyThis is getting old. The courts need to get force SCO to put up or shut up.Coerce or get information?If you look at IBM's motions and complaints about SCO you see that they're...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, SCO Group Inc., IBM Corp.

Discussion threads 2003-11-12

Vindigo City Guide Palm OS 2.0 (Mobile)

Vindigo 2.0 helps you spend less time searching, and more time doing. Vindigo's all-inclusive, local information service includes thousands of restaurants, movie reviews and show times, stores, bars, ATMs, museums, bathrooms, parking lots, pharmacies, and more. Unlimited access covers every major U.S. metropolitan area and London. Search by location or...

Tags: Vindigo Inc., Mobile, Palm Inc., New York, Branding, ATM, Palm OS, Network Technology, Networking, Marketing, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2002-03-03