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[Alpern.org] Projection Keyboards: Canesta's usability tests show typists capable of entering 65-to-80 words per minute at a 2.5-to-3 percent error rate on a traditional keyboard are able to type 45-to-50 wpm at a 5 percent error rate on the company's projectable keys. That's twice the 25 wpm rate and similar to the accuracy level of users entering text on small "thumb" keyboards used on many PDAs today, said Joep van Beurden, the vice president of sales and marketing at Canesta (San Jose, Calif.).

[Indianalawblog.com] The Indiana Law Blog: Environment - Several recent stories: The next step was a petition for civil enforcement, followed by January’s order for summary judgment in LaPorte Circuit Court."Open dump owner ignores IDEM" is the headline to this story by Seth Slabaugh in the Muncie StarPress. Sme quotes:

 [Morganmclintic.com] Morgan McLintic on PR: No stranger to gossip and scandal, Morgan is one of the more flamboyant and outspoken members of the UK press, and current editor of the Press Gazette. Looks like a light-hearted trip through the last ten years' news events - Diana, Charles and Camilla, Tony and Cherie Blair, Richard Branson, Rupert Murdoch, Alastair Campbell all get mentioned in dispatches.

 [Authorsden.com] AuthorsDen.com - View Blog: What else could explain why I haven't written a blog lately?  I'm trying to understand what I'm supposed to be doing as a writer. 

 [Msnbc.msn.com] - - MSNBC.com: It's remarkable to think that less than thirty years ago a kid who signed himself William Henry Gates III wrote "An Open Letter to Hobbyists" in which he noted that "as the majority of hobbyists must be aware, most of you steal your software" -- much of that software having been written by his new company, Micro-Soft. William Henry then went on to ask them to reconsider their actions, and offered his address in Albuquerque if they wanted to make things right and send him a few bucks.  "Nothing," he concluded, "would please me more than being able to hire ten programmers and deluge the hobby market with good software." 

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