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Soy-Based Toner Cartridges?
Jon.Laslow writes “I’m getting a lot of pressure from managers to switch to soy-based toner cartridges for our laser printers because they are ‘greener.’ The problem is, the only information I can find on them is from sales pitches; and the reviews all seem to be user testimonials. Do you have any experience soy-based printing products? Did you have any issues with them, and how was the print quality?”
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New video, photos in Tori Stafford case – Winnipeg Sun
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New video, photos in Tori Stafford case
Winnipeg Sun – Randy Richmond By RANDY RICHMOND, SUN MEDIA Police have released a photo of a vehicle whose driver may have witnessed Tori Stafford's abduction. Police seek driver and vehicle in case of missing Woodstock girl CBC.ca Mysterious car drives new police lead London Free Press Toronto Star – Edmonton Sun – Canada NewsWire (press release) – CP24, Canada all 79 news articles Langue : Français |
Media can file from inside O'Brien trial – Globe and Mail
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Media can file from inside O'Brien trial
Globe and Mail – Daniel Leblanc OTTAWA – Reporters won the right Monday to live-blog and send instant news stories from their handheld devices during the trial of Ottawa Mayor Larry O'Brien. Ottawa judge allows courtroom texting from O'Brien trial Ottawa Citizen Ottawa mayor pleads not guilty to influence peddling. Canada.com The Canadian Press – CTV.ca – Metro Canada – Ottawa – CBC.ca all 106 news articles Langue : Français |
Bring Canadian citizen home, protesters demand – Belleville Intelligencer
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Bring Canadian citizen home, protesters demand
Belleville Intelligencer It has been more than one year since Canadian citizen Abousfian Abdelrazik began living in the lobby of the Canadian embassy in Khartoum, the Sudan. Canadian agents secretly interrogated Abdelrazik Globe and Mail all 29 news articles |
No Child’s Play: KIDO’Z Creates A Kid-Friendly Media Browser
KIDO’Z is a pretty nifty Adobe AIR-powered desktop browser app that gives kids a safe and fun environment to play games, watch videos and/or visit pre-approved websites. When you first install the AIR app as a parent, you can configure the age and gender of your offspring as well as your location and preferred language (there are 17 available).


