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Cisco owns iPhone, not Apple

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Disco Dancing Santa Claus

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Skype users to get lie detectors

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Festive return for singing sheep

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Bush's daughter's phone on 'eBay'

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From the desk Santa

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Five reasons to forget about C

Well, Joe found this article on why C should go the way of the dodo

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Open source Java presents world of opportunities

Now that Java is open source what can we do with it?

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Is IBM Happy Over Sun's Open Source Java?

An interesting piece on IBM's feelings about Sun's recent open sourcing of Java

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Golden Gate Bridge considers corporate sponsors

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Million Dollar Challenge

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Rocky Balboa Trailer

Rocky is back! Trailer looks promising

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Beyonce and Eva Longoria as lesbians next film

My wife found this news nugget - Sophia Coppola will be thanked by men worldwide if her next film gets the go-ahead. :)

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The Conference Community

Andy found this conference site where you can review and discover all about past and future conferences. Pretty neat idea.

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Digging Deep into the Sun/GPL Announcement

James Turner writes a beautiful piece on the reality of the announcement that Java is now GPL. Well worth the read.

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SpikeSource at OSCON

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