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2. Biliary Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Metabolite Equivalents Measured in Fish and Subtidal Invertebrates Following the Refugio Beach Oil Spill
3. Voices of Transgender Children in Early Childhood Education: Reflections on Resistance and Resiliency
4. Evaluate pH and Alkalinity Targets to Help Control Corrosion
5. The Influence of School Culture, School Goals, and Teacher Collaboration on Teachers' Attitudes toward Their Professional Development Plans
6. Implementing Student Information Systems
7. NSTA recommends TECHNOLOGY: WeDo Robotics
8. Charting Your Journey to Distance Learning.
9. Interpretations of Facial Expressions of Emotion by Sexually Abused and Non-Abused Girls.
10. Mitigate Wildfire Impacts on Drinking Water Quality and Operations
11. Development of a novel antimicrobial seaweed extract-based hydrogel wound dressing
12. Guidelines for Assessing Exposure and Impacts of Oil Spills on Marine Mammals
13. To Err Is Human 5 Years Later
14. Charting your journey to distance learning
15. A Guide to Venous Thromboembolism Risk Factor Assessment
16. Improving preparedness for marine mammal oil spill response and assessment in the United States
17. RFID's the ticket for secure Games
18. Five to watch
19. Beyond in-game ads: Nissan takes growing market to different level
20. Microsoft Releases New Version Of Windows Embedded CE Kernel Under Shared Source; The new version improves networking, to allow the industrial, scientific, and consumer devices that use it to 'phone home' to restock inventory and perform other functions. The upgrade also beefs up security
21. Oracle Says Application Integration Efforts Are On Track; Company touts major upgrade of PeopleSoft apps and progress on Oracle-Siebel integration
22. SAP, Microsoft Ready Product For Data Integration; Duet makes it possible to funnel data from SAP's enterprise applications into Microsoft's Outlook
23. Microsoft And SAP To Deliver New 'Duet' Software In June; Duet will cost $125 per PC. Perhaps more importantly for Microsoft, it might offer a reason for companies to upgrade their Office apps
24. Smart Money's On India; U.S. technology companies raise their stakes with one eye on low-cost R&D and the other on opportunity
25. SAP Goes Shopping
26. Will TiVo Be Watching You?
27. Google, Microsoft At It Again--This Time It's VoIP; Microsoft acquires Teleo a week after Google offers instant messaging with VoIP
28. VoIP Marks Latest Microsoft-Google Battleground; The battle over consumer VoIP is just the latest in a dizzying string of competitive product rollouts between Microsoft and Google
29. AMD Charges Intel With Bullying, Bribing; Frustrated at failing to gain market share, chipmaker files suits in U.S. and Japan
30. Businesses Want It Fast, And They Want It Cheap; Growth potential encourages vendors to opt for software-as-a-service model
31. More, Better, And Even More; Go ahead, be the glass-half-empty kind of person. Look at all that IT has made possible and dwell on the limitations. That's the kind of restless dissatisfaction that drove a lot of news last week
32. RFID Trailblazers; Radio-frequency identification is among the most provocative technologies to emerge in recent years, yet just a handful of companies are using it. An RFID implementation can carry a hefty price tag, and even the trailblazers admit they haven't determined everything they'll get back from their investments
33. Sharing Secrets; Tech vendors face a dilemma: protect their intellectual property, yet share it enough to keep the market growing. Microsoft is tackling that challenge with a strategy that lets startups license its software with equity rather than cash
34. Unsolved Problems; Business technologists often start working on problems before they know what the final answer will look like. In the movie industry, Sony is tackling the early stages of designing a digital film process, from creation to distribution
35. Oracle Bids For Retek, Tries To Block SAP; Oracle will make a $9-per-share tender offer for the retail-management application vendor Wednesday
36. Enterprise - RFID can make supermarkets more efficient. Update business processes to take full advantage of tagging technology, IT chiefs tell retailers
37. Oracle Gets PeopleSoft, At Last; Oracle also said its application sales surged 57% in 2Q
38. Vendors Warn Of RFID Tag Shortage In Coming Months
39. FedEx Acquires Shipping Consolidator; Parcel Direct specializes in consolidating slow-moving, lightweight parcels from Internet and catalog retailers and shipping them through the Postal Service, generally to consumers
40. Cheap, Easy RFID? Microsoft prepares to enter the radio-frequency ID market by tuning its products and collaborating with partners. Will its low-cost model change the stakes?
41. Microsoft Adding RFID Support To Windows Server Software; Windows may be next as expanding RFID strategy encompasses more of the company's products
42. Billions To Save; Businesses are working hard to reap more efficiencies from supply-chain processes
43. HP, Sun Ramp Up RFID Services
44. RFID Reality Check; Mandates aside, real-world concerns may slow uptake of the revolutionary supply-chain technology
45. RFID: Not Easy Or Cheap; Livestock industry, Defense Department, and retailers add up the dollars spent on tags
46. PLM Software Has A Role In Food Safety; Matched with RFID technologies, PLM software helps companies track and trace raw food materials through the entire supply chain
47. Cattle Trails; RFID technology could be used to build a national livestock-tracking system
48. CRM Woes Hit AT&T Wireless
49. RosettaNet angles for smaller catches -- E-business standards group gets an assist from Asian governments
50. U.S. software providers zero in on China's midtier businesses
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