Mir crew completes spacewalk to boost Mir power
Russian cosmonauts Solovyov and Vinogradov finished a six hour spacewalk to rewire Spektr modules and align two solar arrays with the sun in hopes of restoring power loss after the June collision. NASA and Russian teams monitored the operation from Houston and Moscow.
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Make Money From Your Home Computer In Medical Billing
Entrepreneurs report a surge in home based businesses, with Electronic Medical Billing as a top option. Doctors save time and money by processing claims electronically, yet many still mail paper claims. Free seminars in Syracuse offer steps to start, with a contact number for details.
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Microsoft Eyes Control of Operating Systems Over Browser Battle
The Justice Department argues Microsoft seeks to dominate the PC platform by tying its Explorer browser to Windows. With Windows powering about 80 percent of PCs, Microsoft aims to block rival browsers and new interfaces that could bypass Windows through integrated software in upcoming Windows versions.
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Microsoft Faces Antitrust Challenge Over Internet Access
The Justice Department accuses Microsoft of abusing its Windows monopoly to push Internet Explorer and limit rivals in a landmark case. Key officials warn of unprecedented fines that could reshape the future of personal computer software, browsers, and online access.
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Fuel cells eyed as next gen car tech gains
Researchers claim fuel cells using hydrogen could double fuel efficiency over internal combustion with minimal pollution. Major automakers and oil firms back the effort, exploring hydrogen from methanol ethanol or natural gas. Despite progress, cars remain years away and costs hinder deployment.
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