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Computerworld - Using content management technology it acquired with Documentum, EMC today extended the capabilities of its archiving software for e-mail and reports from enterprise applications. Acxiom pitched feds on large-scale Web-surveillance project In 2001
Share a Recipe
WTVM - Because you will probably be able to order yourself, this meal may not be as difficult as other Meeting & Eating situations. Follow the same rules below for lunch and dinner, except skip wine all together at lunch, no one will think it is
Cancer survivor finds ‘happiness in a storm’
News-Times - DANBURY In 1990, Dr. Wendy Harpham’s life was set, just as she’d planned. She was an internist who intended to practice medicine for the rest of her life. “White coat, stethoscope, everything,” Harpham said. Then fate chose another path for her
For Whalers, a win for the ages
South Coast Today - WEST ROXBURY In a bout of big punches, Catholic Memorial landed the early blows. New Bedford struck the biggest. The Whalers rallied from a 2-0 deficit in games yesterday to give the top-seeded Knights their first defeat of the season, 3-2, on
Eat, Drink and Be Miriam
Fayetteville Observer - In the news because: She leads the Child Homicide Identification and Prevention Task Force, which last month released a new study on children murdered by their parents or caretakers. In 2004, the N.C. Child Advocacy Institute found that children in
Historic fort off Key West is a secluded getaway
Herald Tribune - DRY TORTUGAS NATIONAL PARK, Fla. — With its sparkling ocean views, Fort Jefferson, once used as a Civil War prison, is now a renowned place for bird watching. It also happens to be part of one of the country’s least visited national parks. Most Key
Junior a finalist in prose contest
News-Times - Shakhed Hadaya works on a painting in art class Wednesday at Danbury High. For many high school students, junior year is marked by a rush of letters from colleges. Shakhed Hadaya let the mass-marketed material pile up, until her mom urged her to cull
A soggy goodbye for Nipmuc grads
MetroWest Daily News - U PTON — In years to come when the Nipmuc Regional High School Class of 2006 looks back on graduation day, one of the main things they’ll remember is that it rained cats and dogs. Even though the school’s 46th commencement was held in the school gym
