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Microsoft software prompts drive XP friction for buyers
Nine states push tougher penalties as Microsoft forces Windows Media Player on XP users. Court testimony notes users struggle to remove the software, with pop ups and embedded media controls in Internet Explorer. Rival RealNetworks alleges overrides, while some states question federal settlement.
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Notable quotes tied to historic figures surface in tapes
Newly released tapes reveal Pim Fortuyn predicting a long life before his murder and Mao Tse-tung in 1973 apologizing after a female interpreter rebukes him over a trade imbalance remark. The recordings highlight volatile moments linked to political risk and public reaction.
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On This Day Highlights May 7 Throughout History
May 7 marks events from 1789 first inaugural ball in New York for Washingtons presidency to 1945 Germanys surrender at Rheims. Other notable moments include Browning born in 1812 AMA formation in 1847 Lusitania sinking in 1915 Rome Berlin Axis alliance in 1939 and Glenn Miller recording Chattanooga Choo Choo in 1941.
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Public travel concerns after Sept. 11 events survey
A reader poll asks if people are more fearful traveling to public places since Sept 11. Respondents choose Yes no or about the same and provide contact options via email or phone for Buzz.
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I Hate Smoking in My Own Words
A first person lament on quitting and relapsing with smoking as the narrator recalls childhood lingers of coughs and fitness hopes. He traces a college to marriage timeline, notes New Year quit attempts, and acknowledges the social pressures that keep him smoking despite hatred of the habit. He pledges to quit again and muses about healthier living while facing constant temptations.
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Campaign mood shifts in North Carolina Senate race
The analysis focuses on the North Carolina battle for the seat of retiring Sen. Jesse Helms, with Bowles as a Democratic front-runner and Elizabeth Dole leading the Republican field. Voters prioritize economy, education, health care, and jobs over terrorism, while Bush and Cheney are seen as trusted on security. The piece notes Democrats’ two-sided campaign card and Bush’s compassionate conservatism emphasis shifting domestic focus.
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Bush era secrecy and a hemp crusade attack
Commentary by Jim Hightower targets George W. Bush and aides for secrecy in energy policy and security, accusing them of dodging public accountability. The piece ridicules Bob Barr for opposing hemp products, arguing hemp is not marijuana and mocks the drug war stance as hypocritical and anti farmer.
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