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Microsoft's highly repetitive and relentlessly on-message weather report was its way of saying it was delighted, delighted, delighted with last week's appeals-court ruling partly reversing the antitrust verdict against it. The decision clearly sent a burst of sunshine Microsoft's way. Gates & Co. won on the most critical issue: the court unanimously reversed the trial court's order splitting Microsoft in two. And it upbraided Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, a Microsoft nemesis, for his comments to the media and booted him off the case...
...highest point on Earth. While achieving the summit of Everest is certainly an amazing accomplishment even for a sighted climber, the true success lies in the teamwork and heart-and-soul efforts of those involved and the fun had by all. Had Erik not reached the summit because of weather or another factor beyond his control, his efforts of sweat, blood and burning lungs would be no less inspirational to the blind, handicapped and just plain folks like me who are trying to make our own lives a little more extraordinary. JONATHAN MCDONAGH Seattle...
Several sources close to HMC said they were confident the firm could weather the latest defection without losing the great returns the endowment has seen in recent years—especially since Highfields and Charlesbank have done so well investing for the endowment...
...state paid only $29 million for its power--a sharp drop from the $100 million a day it spent in mid-May. While FERC credits its own emergency measures for the lower costs, Davis political adviser Garry South says it is more likely the result of unseasonably cool weather and power companies "trying to lay low until the posse passes...
...That rustling noise you will no doubt hear when Messenger launches will be the sound of several million kids putting him on their Christmas list. AIBO's web-browsing capabilities will, I am told, be limited to a few basic search commands from a select number of news and weather sites. But the amazing thing is that this first puppy step online has been taken, the speed with which it happened, and what it bodes for the future. When last I wrote about AIBO (in On Magazine earlier this year), I posited Sony might "some day" use its cute little...