Keep Wandering Eyes off Your Computer Screen Hornell Evening Tribune
(ARA) - Have you ever been in a coffee shop, on an airplane or in any other public place using your laptop only to look over and notice that the person next to you seemed to be a little too interested in what you were doing?
Groups screen film of Holocaust survivor Battle Creek Enquirer
While spending several years in forced-labor camps along the Polish-German border during World War II, Holocaust survivor Gerda Weissmann Klein contemplated stepping in front of a passing train.
The Buzz The Auburn Citizen
Since being booted from “American Idol,” Jennifer Hudson has won a Golden Globe, a Screen Actors Guild prize and an Academy Award for best supporting actress.
Still no proven screen for lung cancer South Bend Tribune
CT scans may not be the key to early detection of deadly lung cancer after all.
Vista Glitches Still Bugging iTunes Users TechNewsWorld.com
When Curtis Chan installed iTunes 7.1 on his Microsoft Windows Vista machine, he noticed that a screen pop-up window would inform him that he does not have permission to write to the library and that changes cannot be saved. However, this only seems to happen when there are a lot of updates made to the library, instead of a few, he told MacNewsWorld.
Classics on the Screen, If Not on the Page The New York Sun
It's an axiom that few great Hollywood movies are based on genuine literary classics, while a great many are based on hackwork, whether of the best-seller or pulp variety. If a book offers a cracking story but little ingenuity in sentence making, a first-rate picture can, as aborigines rightly suspected of cameras, steal its soul. A thousand adaptations of "Madame Bovary" leave Flaubert's novel
Sick of Cable TV Service? Switch to Satellite Helena Daily World
(ARA) - Tired of the fuzzy picture on your TV screen? Or the cable going out at the most inopportune moment? Satellite may have seemed more costly upfront when it first surfaced, but these days it can be a better value than cable and just makes sense.
Scientist shares his sea of knowledge with Rogers students Newport Daily News
NEWPORT - Some Rogers High School sophomores are gathering around a big-screen TV for biology class this week.
C-K launches Hyatt loyalty campaign Chicago Sun-Times
It's been argued that loyalty programs have kept many of the beleaguered legacy airlines in business during some very difficult years.
US Airways' kiosks still finicky Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Less than half of the US Airways' check-in kiosks that have had problems were functioning properly late Tuesday -- Day Three of the airline's touch-screen meltdown.
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