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Oklahoma's pass rush tormented Nebraska QB known as T-Magic
ARLINGTON, Texas — Nebraska started quarterback Taylor Martinez.
The Sooner defense made sure the quarterback who tormented Big 12 defenses earlier in the season would never get untracked.
OU recorded a season-high seven sacks, constantly harassing one of the nation's top rushing quarterbacks.
"What was good about it we were pretty consistent getting pressure all night," said defensive line coach Jackie Shipp. "Keeping him in the pocket was big and we got sacks when we really needed them. It was big because it changes their whole game plan when you put them in second- and third-and-long."
Because of seven sacks Martinez finished with minus-32 yards rushing. His longest run was six yards.
"Ronnell (Lewis), Frank Alexander and Pryce Macon all made big-time plays," said defensive ends coach Bobby Jack Wright. "It wasn't just sacking him and pressuring him but keeping him in the pocket and not letting him do what he does best."
Macon, a senior, led the Sooners with three sacks, matching his entire season output entering the game. Alexander recorded two sacks, Lewis one and Tony Jefferson one.
"Some of it was blitzes," said coach Bob Stoops. "Whether it was our coverage where we made him hold the ball or guys getting to him, we got a lot of pressure. That was a big factor."


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Spam: An Escalating Attack of the Clones
By JENNIFER 8. LEE
Published: June 27, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO— AT 2 a.m., the red squiggle begins to rise. Sharply.
The workers sitting in the dimly lighted room barely look up at the white screen on the wall that tracks the deluge of unwanted e-mail to millions of In boxes. They already know it's happening.
Their computer monitors are filled with e-mail meant to appeal to the lonely and insecure: Free XXX video. Debt consolidation. Breast enhancement. Viagra. Work from home. Beat cellulite.
It is the middle of the night on the West Coast, but spam attacks -- e-mail messages sent to multiple addresses often lumped together as ''undisclosed recipients'' -- are bubbling up from all corners of the Internet. Spam doesn't sleep.
Click and type. Cut and paste. Save. Export. That is how spam filters are created in the round-the-clock war room run by Brightmail, a company that performs filtering for Internet service providers like Earthlink, MSN and AT&T Worldnet as well as companies trying to keep their e-mail systems unclogged.
In the war room, the steady pulse of keyboard and mouse clicks is punctuated by brief declarations.
''I got the Viagra,'' calls out one 20-something employee as he clicks to create a simple filter.
''I need help on the breast enhancement,'' announces another.
Spammers are like fruit flies. They multiply. They are elusive. Worst of all, they evolve quickly. The most aggressive spammers have become very sophisticated, constantly varying subject lines, ''from'' addresses and body text.
Joe Long, a war room employee, remembers when times -- and spam -- were simpler. Two years ago, he and his colleagues would sometimes be able to parry all the attacks and clear their to-do list. ''That never happens now,'' Mr. Long said.
For in addition to becoming more sophisticated, spammers have become more prolific. These days, more and more junk e-mail is finding its way into In boxes.
Brightmail says the volume of spam it encounters has almost tripled in the last nine months. The company adds that 12 to 15 percent of total e-mail traffic is spam; a year ago, that figure was closer to 7 percent. Brightmail, which maintains a network of In boxes to attract spam, now records 140,000 spam attacks a day, each potentially involving thousands of messages, if not millions.
Statistics like these are supported by anecdotal evidence from computer users, who report that they are seeing more unwanted e-mail every time they log on. Hounded by spam, some computer users have simply abandoned e-mail addresses.
No one knows precisely why spamming has increased so much. One reason may be that it is an inexpensive form of marketing favored in a slumping economy.
Another may be that it is relatively simple to do -- it is not much harder to send one million e-mail messages than it is to send one.
But some analysts say that the increase may also result, paradoxically, from the efforts to curb spam. A kind of arms race may have developed, those analysts say: the more efforts are made to block unwanted e-mail, the more messages spammers send to be sure that some will get through.
Whatever the reasons, individual complaints about e-mail are echoed by Internet service providers, some of which say that 50 percent of incoming e-mail traffic is spam.
Consumer advocates and politicians are complaining too, and proposing new laws to fight spam. Governmental agencies are also announcing new initiatives in the battle.
Clearly, spam is a part of electronic communications that everyone loves to hate. But it is also something that no one, it seems, can do much about. Here are the reasons.
The Federal Trade Commission currently receives 40,000 spam complaints a day at its Web site, www.ftc.gov/spam. It has an e-mail address, email@example.com (''uce'' stands for ''unsolicited commercial e-mail''), to which people can forward spam e-mail that they receive. To date, the commission has collected more than 12 million such messages, which are kept in what is affectionately known as the refrigerator, a computer database in the commission's Internet lab.
But the commission cannot and does not regulate unsolicited commercial e-mail. There are currently no federal laws against spam.
Spam is a form of commercial speech. While commercial speech enjoys some protection under the First Amendment, it is also subject to regulation -- but such regulation needs to be established by legislation.
So in a majority of spam cases, the trade commission's hands are tied. Even pornographic spam (including that sent to children) falls outside its mandate.
''We can only do what our statute allows us to do,'' said Brian Huseman, who coordinates spam issues for the commission. And that statute empowers the commission to fight fraudulent and deceptive marketing practices.
So the F.T.C. is focusing on the spammers that do fall under its jurisdiction. To date it has filed 32 spam-related fraud cases, including one against a company that sells nonexistent ''.usa'' domain names and another against a company that distributed programs that forced computer modems to dial international calls.
Only a fraction of spam is outright fraud; most spam e-mail is aimed at selling legitimate products. Brightmail categorizes only 4 percent of spam attacks as intentionally fraudulent.


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After having made his first rolling clock named Clocky, Guari Nanda has come back with her latest rolling clock, which she named Tocky, since it's got a touchscreen. It's true that most people use their cell phones as their alarm clocks, but we've always found that using a dedicated clock is a good way to go.
Modern Vacuum Tube Clocks
We love to see new interpretations of an old idea or technology in a modern context. Instead of going the route of a steampunked look, the model above offers a more polished, minimal impression that could look naturally at home inside an interior with more modern decor.
The Cell Phone vs. a Traditional Alarm Clock?
Last week we showed you 10 awesome alarm clock options, but we're curious how many of you choose to use your cell phone alarm clock instead. We've had a beloved Sony alarm clock for several years, but since we moved a month ago, we haven't even bothered to plug it in!
10 Awesome Alarm Clocks
We've been having a really hard time getting out of bed lately. Our alarm goes off and we hit snooze several times. We're not blaming it on our alarm clock, but maybe just maybe, a better alarm clock could help get us out of bed.
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There is something fascinating about watching the time go by while watching a flip clock. We guess that's the reason why flip clocks have become so popular over the last few years. Here are a few different ones that we've spotted to give you that retro feel on your desk or your computer.
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Upon first glance, Hye-yeon Park's Mr. Clock appears to be just an oversized, framed flip clock. But as the image above implies, the timepiece reveals a few tricks up its sleeve when one takes the time to stop awhile and look. Check out the video below and discover why we want one of these wall clocks, pronto!
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We all have 'em. Pieces of old technology that no longer work, but we feel too guilty just tossing (as you should! It's not safe for the environment). So what do you do with that friend hard drive or malfunctioning keyboard? Send it over to Etsy seller PixelThis.
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Now that we all use our cell phones as timepieces, the clock may be going the way of the pocket watch. But clocks can be a handsome piece of décor, whether toeing the line between function and aesthetics, or even purely as a visual element. Here is a roundup of inspiration and ideas for using clocks in your home.
Teasmade Alarm Clock Wakes You Up to Tea
Mornings are not our favorite time of the day. Often when the alarm clock rings there is nothing that we are less interesting in than getting out of bed. A great alarm clock can help with not only waking us up, but also in helping to get the day off to a great start.We have seen and blogged about some interesting alarm clocks before, like the Nature Lover's and voice controlled Moshi alarm clock, this alarm clock boasts a little something extra.


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This is a condition when a woman has 2 or more clinical pregnancy losses (miscarriages) before the pregnancies reach 20 weeks. Losses are classified by when they occur. Loss of a "clinical pregnancy" is diagnosed by a health-care provider using ultrasound. In most cases, a pregnancy can be seen with ultrasound as early as 5-6 weeks' gestational age (or 1-2 weeks after a missed period). A "biochemical pregnancy" loss is one that has been detected only by urine or blood hormone testing before disappearing. Biochemical losses are not usually included in making an RPL diagnosis.
There are a variety of reasons why women may have more than one miscarriage:
GeneticMany early miscarriages (the ones that happen in the first 3 months of pregnancy) are due to genetic abnormalities in the embryo or fetus. Normally, there are 46 chromosomes that contain the genes for normal development. Many early miscarriages happen because the fetus has an extra chromosome or one is missing. For example, babies with Down syndrome have 47 chromosomes. Chromosome abnormalities occur for no known reason in up to 60% of first-trimester miscarriages. Genetic abnormalities typically do not allow development into a healthy baby. As women age, the miscarriage risk due to these genetic abnormalities increases — from 10%-15% in women younger than 35 years old to more than 50% in women over 40 years old.
AnatomicA problem with the shape of a woman's uterus might be a cause for pregnancy loss. Having a band of tissue inside the uterus, called a septum, can make the inside of the uterus too small. Women born with a septum may have more frequent miscarriages. Fibroids, benign muscle tumors of the uterus, are common. These can lead to miscarriages if they grow into or near the uterine cavity.
Lifestyle/EnvironmentalSmoking increases the risk for RPL. Using certain recreational drugs, such as cocaine, can also lead to miscarriage. Being overweight has been linked with RPL as well as other pregnancy complications. Excessive alcohol or caffeine intake might be linked with RPL.
MedicalUntreated medical conditions, such as thyroid disease or diabetes, can increase the risk for miscarriage. Abnormalities of the immune system or blood-clotting system (thrombophilia) can also cause RPL.
UnexplainedIn over half of RPL cases, doctors cannot find the cause for losses. However, many of these may be due to genetic abnormalities.
Blood tests can show if a woman has certain medical, immune, or blood-clotting conditions that might cause RPL. The chromosomes of women and their male partners can be studied using a special blood test called a "karyotype." Some healthy people have differences in the way their chromosomes are arranged. This can increase their risk for genetically imbalanced pregnancy losses. A special x-ray (hysterosalpingogram) or ultrasound (sonohysterogram) can show if a woman has a problem with the shape of her uterus. If available, the tissue from a miscarriage can be tested for genetic abnormalities.
With certain conditions, medical or surgical treatment can lower a woman's risk for future miscarriage. For more information about these treatments, please see the ASRM fact sheet titled Treatment of recurrent pregnancy loss.
Will I be able to have a baby even with a history of RPL?
Even after having 3 miscarriages, a woman has a 60%-80% chance of conceiving and carrying a full-term pregnancy.
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The "Anti-Spam Regulation" paper has been prepared with the objective of aiding the development and review of anti-spam legislation strategies and arrangements in OECD member countries and non-member economies.
This report is intended to provide an understanding of the benefits and limitations of biometric-based technologies. It also includes information on existing privacy and security methodologies for assessing biometrics.
Unauthorised sharing of copyrighted works and new commercial digital delivery possibilities have thus far been a disruptive technology for the music industry. Still, the outlook for the music market in 2005 is positive due to rapidly increasing sales of (mobile) digital music services.
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After an overview of general issues relating to spam, this report suggests possible technical and legislative solutions adapted to developing countries, focusing on the fundamental role of Internet Service Providers.
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Mobile content is increasingly available over mobile platforms and mobile networks. Most common applications are music and games. This study analyses development of mobile digital content value chains and business models, drivers of mobile content dissemination and identifies policy issues.
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The computer and video game industry study analyses changing value chains and business models, prospects and challenges for off-line consoles and PCs and online and wireless games.
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This report provides an overview of ICT skills and employment across OECD economies and analyses some of the impacts on economic performance. It presents a new approach to capturing the diffusion of ICTs in the economy.
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Many countries are grappling with spectrum reform in a climate of rapid technological change, convergence and relentlessly growing spectrum demand.
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Rapid technological changes are facilitating the convergence between WiFi (short for "Wireless Fidelity") and mobile networks, in particular with 3G networks and resulting in the development of Voice over WiFi (VoWiFi) services.
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The report aims to identify the elements of effective domestic frameworks for consumer dispute resolution and redress, examine how they can better address cross-border cases, and consider how increased international cooperation could improve the effectiveness of judicial remedies across-borders.


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I have been retired for about two years and have started riding my BikeE to do errands around town. I road it over to a friends house and mentioned that I had a road bike I would like to get some clincher wheels for. He offered me an old (to him) set of Shimano 600 STI levers, Dura Ace , and Spinergy wheels that I just put on my 70's Roberts 531 Criterium Frame and have enjoyed riding it around a bit. Yesterday was my 1st ride on the STI with 8 speed.
The Bicycle Mechanics forum was a big help in getting one of the STI levers working.
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