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Sick as dog. It never fails, a couple times every spring and fall, I get a sinus infection that makes me seriously wishing my head would just explode and get it over with. But no such luck. I still have a site to run. And a column to get done. For the people who are still alive...

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Court Rules Software Not Protected By Fed Crime Laws, Overturns Conviction of Goldman Engineer

Before leaving Goldman Sachs to earn a millionaire?s salary with Chicago High Frequency Trading (HFT) startup Teza Technologies, Sergey Aleynikov made one last transaction. At 5:20pm on his last day, just before his going-away party, Aleynikov uploaded 500,000 lines of encrypted source code from the Wall Street firm's proprietary HFT system to a server located in Germany. Following the clandestine upload, Aleynikov deleted the encryption program, wiped his command history, and headed to the party. Although Aleynikov later managed to download the source code to his home computer in New Jersy before flying to Chicago, he was apprehended by the FBI while returning through Newark Liberty International Airport. But after his conviction at trial and imprisonment during the appeals process (his dual US-Russian citizenship presented a flight risk), Aleynikov is now a free man. The reasons why touch the entire software industry.

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Two Golf Putters in One Club Means You'll Be Half As Bad at Golf [Sports]

Golf is the game of kings. Or is that polo? Whatever, no matter. Golf is also a game about a bag of tools. Wood or iron? What's your favorite number? The more tools in your bag, the better. So this two-in-one golf putter seems pretty smart! More »

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Romney makes pivot, courts NRA (CNN)

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Nicholas Sparks On Using Tech To Write Books, Make Movies, And Keep A Creative Edge

Nicholas Sparks, the bestselling novelist and screenwriter known for hits such as The Notebook and A Walk To Remember, is currently on a nationwide tour to promote The Lucky One, the latest movie to be adapted from one of his books. Right now he is making the rounds in San Francisco and Silicon Valley, and we were really pleased when he agreed to swing by TechCrunch TV for an interview this morning.

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Video: 50 years of Walter Cronkite's America (cbsnews)

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Dyslexia Rebranded | Simbeck Hampson | Business Innovation

[unable to retrieve full-text content]February 10th, 2012Google Plus4 comments. This post was inspired by http://lucyhampson.com, and this recent tweet? RT @dan_roam: More on dyslexia "American Astronomical Society suggests that dyslexia may enhance ability to make ...

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