The plan was to leave the house at 7am this morning, but I wanted to make sure I said goodbye to the family, so it was more like 7:11am when I finally left the house. I did not anticipate the traffic I encountered on the way to the airport. Needless to say I was stressed, I really don’t like time schedules, they really stress me out. I finally got to the airport at 8am for a 9:10am flight. Yes cutting it close especially since I have to actually check a bag this time.

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Dual Display Tablet Netbook – PREZENTER – But not useful enough!We have mentioned about the dual display notebooks too like the Lenovo Thinkpad W700ds notebook. But this Dual display tablet netbook, Prezenter is something new and well, weird at the same time.The Main display or the larger one is 14-inch in size and the smaller display is 7-inch in size. It is available in black or white color.Here is a quick glance at its specs:Intel Atom Z520 processor @ 1.33GHz80GB HDD1GB RAMLANWi-Fi (draft-N)Windows XPIts mainly targeted for the business market and will go on sale in North America, Japan and Korea starting in the month of September.

Google’s Chrome got a boost as Sony has signed a deal with Google to preinstall the Chrome browser on Windows PC alongside IE. According to a Dow Jones report, all Vaio PCs are now using Chrome as their default browser. A Sony representative told Dow Jones that there are no plans to add Chrome to Vaios outside the U.S. The deal has given Google’s Chrome something which its rival Mozilla has struggled to achieve.

This is the 16th episode of the Security Justice podcast recorded August 19th 2009 live at Mavis Winkle’s Irish Pub . This episode was hosted by Tom , Matt , Dave and Chris with special guests Dave Kennedy (ReL1K) and dotzero .  Music provided by dualCORE !  Thanks to everyone listening to the live stream and for participating in the chat via IRC.

There’s a rumor about upcoming Tegra-powered netbooks that would run on Google’s Chrome OS. The surprising part is that they would seem as early as that month. It is strange considering the Google OS was not scheduled to be ready until 2010… Also, NVIDIA has not been pushing Linux and Tegra as a … Gadget News

Linux has come a long way.  I am sitting here writing this on a netbook tricked out with the Alpha Release of Ubuntu Karmic Koala.  It’s amazing.  Ubuntu One is included by default, giving users an immediate opportunity to backup and sync all of their computers without batting an eye.  Empathy has finally replaced Pidgin as the default IM client, reducing the memory load drastically.  The interface has been tweaked and is much cleaner than previous versions.  And like a little kids in the back seat of the family station wagon, we can finally start saying “Are we there yet?” and get the response “Almost”.

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Nucleic Acids Res. 2009 Jul;37(13):4472-81. Epub 2009 May 27. Directed evolution of an orthogonal nucleoside analog kinase via fluorescence-activated cell sorting. Liu L, Li Y, Liotta D, Lutz S. Department of Chemistry, Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322, USA. Nucleoside analogs (NAs) represent an important category of prodrugs for the treatment of viral infections and cancer, yet the biological potency of many analogs is compromised by their inefficient activation through cellular 2?-deoxyribonucleoside kinases (dNKs).

Scalix: Linux Administrator’s Guide Product Description High-end email and groupware is a domain where only few vendors can provide solutions. It is where companies like HP, Novell, or Scalix offer reliable and scalable products. And Scalix is the only one that has licensed parts under a free and open-source license (Scalix Public License). Scalix runs on Linux, is free for up to 10 users, offers a lot of possible features, ranging from caldav or syncml to clusters, and supports any client.