Sailors Link Ship Families via Real-Time Satellite Video
In Bremerton the USS Carl Vinson crew and 29 families connect with newborns across 12,000 miles using real-time satellite video. Lacy Miller consoles 12-day-old Alex as Robert Miller watches from the carrier in the Arabian Sea. Brandy Lewis and Derrick, with 7-month-old Elijah and son Brandan, also connect, while Mike Campos watches his wife Tina with 2-month-old Caden.
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Bremerton, Wash
Lacy Miller
Alex
Robert Miller
Bremerton
Millers
Dad
Arabian Sea
Navy
USS Carl Vinson
Kessara Guettero
Navy Learning Network
Naval Station Bremerton
Carl Vinson
Afghanistan
Brandy Lewis
Derrick
Elijah
Brandan
Brandy
Brandon
Mike Campos
Tina
Caden
Mike
Bell teams mass-produce molecular transistors new era begins
Bell Labs researchers report a transistor built from a single molecule, far smaller than silicon devices. The team led by Heidvik Schon and chemists Zhenan Bao and Hong Meng described a device formed on gold electrodes using conjugated carbon hydrogen sulfur molecules, potentially redefining Moore’s Law and enabling flexible electronics beyond silicon limits.
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Washington
Bell Labs
Bell
Federico Capasse
Heidvik Schon
Belk Three Mumber
Schon
Zhenan Bao
Hong Meng
Moore
Intel Corp
Science
Stanford University
David Guldhaber-Gordon
Goldhaher-Gordon
Intel
Mr. Schon
IBM
Goldhaber-Gordon
Silicon Research
Xbox console targets holiday market from Microsoft
Microsoft launches the Xbox with a $500 million global campaign aimed at 16 to 26 year old male gamers while branding keeps the name low key to appeal to parents. Analysts expect losses on hardware offset by game sales as Microsoft bets on living room connected entertainment and future NET Passport services.
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Redmond
Wash
Microsoft
John O'Rourke
Xbox
Xbox General
J Allard
Allard
Intel
Robbie Bach
Financial Analysts
Seamus Blackley
Wall Street
Brendan Barnicle
Pacific Crest Securities
Mr. Barnicle
Mary Meeker
Morgan Stanley
Dean Wilter
Ms. Meeker
Sony
Br. McNealy
Gariner
Dataquest
Children's Internet Lets Kids View Only Preapproved Sites
Scripps Howard News Service reports Sholch Hamedani and her father Nasser founded Two Dog Net to launch the Children's Internet, a security software that restricts browsing to pre approved sites chosen by educators for four age groups. Parents can add sites. the system requires the password to bypass. The program aims to curb online dangers while preserving learning, with early access online and projected 2.8 million subscribers by year three.
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Children’s Internet
Sholch Hamedani
Two Dog Net
Nasser
Ms. Hamedani
Oakland
Calif
Playboy.com
Journal of the American Medical Association
Pew Internet and
American Life Project
Childrensinternet.com
Lee Rainie
Pew Interdef
Ant American Life Prject
Pew
Ms. Rainia
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