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...products. Wireless networks let you shuttle pictures, music and video from device to device, anywhere in the house--or even in the backyard. Best of all, you don't have to rip open walls and ceilings to hide cables. For your pleasure, here's a sampling of the latest crop of wireless appliances...
...potential distraction to his teammates, they’ve all dealt with the media before. Granted, this accusation is on a whole different level from the pesky Shaq-Kobe spats that crop up without fail every year, including this year’s installment. But if any team is prepared to deal with the media circus, it is the L.A. Lakers...
Where the 4670 stumbles is with the included software. The image-editing tools, used to touch up pictures once you have scanned them, can be complicated. The Instant Share feature, which lets you scan and e-mail pictures on the fly, doesn't allow you to crop pictures before you send them. And the Panorama Maker program, which is supposed to let you scan segments of large things like maps and posters and then "stitch" the images back into a coherent whole, doesn't always reassemble the images quite right...
...some people were forced to borrow from moneylenders who charged high rates of interest," he says. Recently, Narong borrowed $475 from the Village Fund at a very low rate and used it to hire laborers to help him work his fields. Increased labor led to a greater crop yield, and this year, for the first time in six years, he earned enough to begin paying back his creditors. "I came very close to losing my land," he says. "But now I think I will be free of debt within five years." And Narong is not alone: nationwide, poverty levels have...
...surprise that he was easy prey for the likes of Evo Morales, who led the Movement Toward Socialism in strikes and rioting. Morales has criticized Sanchez for his gas project and for his efforts to put tighter controls on the Bolivian production of cocoa, a crop despised by American officials trying to stem the cocaine epidemic but a key income source for the peasant class—many of whom live of less than $5 a week...