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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 2001

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13

Microchip tags help reunite wandering pets nationwide

In Philadelphia a 13 month old yellow Lab mix named Stewart was chipped at Queen Village Animal Clinic for about 42 dollars including a registration. The system uses a scanable number linked to owner records enabling quick reunions, with 2.5 million pets in AVID and 1.1 million in AKC HomeAgain databases.

Howard Wellens Chester, & Yellow Queen Village Philadelphia Apy Ead Patrick McCallion Stewart Mr. McCallion Pennsylvania LeeAnn Perry Sara Ms. Petry Dunmore Mary Madsen Avid Identification Systems Inc Norco Calif AKC Destron Fearing Corp Keith Fravier

Wireless giants duel over GSM and CDMA 3G future bets

Scripps Howard News Service reports on the GSM versus CDMA clash as carriers race to launch 3G data networks nationwide. Experts note consumer impact remains unclear while planners insist both standards will offer faster mobile data and email, with critics warning of early obsolescence for current devices.

Marc Saulsbury Mr Saulsbury United States Niyuad Korea Japan Don Scuotlo Carolina Telecom Cary N.C Globe

Internet opens Iraqi eyes to world beyond walls

In Baghdad a few government cafes offer limited Web access with censorship and slow connections. Iraqi engineer Ziad Abdel Nady, traveling nowhere, yearns for more, paying about 50 cents an hour while authorities screen sites for morality. Experts note such controls mirror regional bans as sanctions cripple the sector and keep Iraqis largely isolated.

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New PCs safety tips for Christmas setup

Scripps Noward News Service outlines essential steps for new computers. Use surge suppressors and uninterruptible power supplies, place systems safely, back up with System Restore, run Disk Utility and Defrag, ensure high speed Internet and a firewall, and consider NetNanny for households with children.

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Castle Wolfenstein Returns A New Look In 3D

Activision releases a polished upgrade titled Return to Castle Wolfenstein. The game blends a faithful single player as Hal, Bhiskowies with a robust multiplayer mode on The World Wide Web. Players infiltrate a Nazi fortress filled with catacombs and German soldiers, using a mix of stealth and gunplay. The package emphasizes intense sound, vivid graphics, and teamwork driven online matches. System needs include Windows PC with a 400 MHz CPU, 128 MB RAM, and a 3D graphics card.

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