Word: intel
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...first thing you notice about Apple's new iMac - running the Intel Core Duo chipset rather than an older PowerPC chip - is that it's almost identical to the iMac that the company introduced in October. The second thing you notice, though, is that it is noticeably faster. It only takes around 30 seconds to restart the entire system...
...going to give them a course that puts everything in terms of AIDS and cancer—mostly AIDS,” Mehta says. “And that does make it interesting—for short periods.”Mehta, who was a 2005 Intel Science Talent Search finalist with a project in bioengineering, and who enrolled in the course to fulfill a concentration requirement, says the course does not meet the needs of students who already have significant science backgrounds.“I feel like since half of the freshman class...
...Afghanistan, and the movie Syriana, based on a retired CIA officer's book, an intelligence official says part of the worry is a possible "chilling effect" on both U.S. and foreign intelligence officials?as well as on secret assets. "You don't want people who sit down with an intel officer in confidence to be concerned it will end up in the guy's memoirs in a year or two," the official says. Goss has banned current CIA officers from publishing books and ordered stricter reviews of retirees' books...
...While attending Stuyvesant High School in New York, she won the Westinghouse Science Talent Search—now known as the Intel Science Talent Search—with a number theory project on complex numbers. After Stuyvesant, Randall entered Harvard College in 1980 and graduated in three years as a physics concentrator. She says that Expos was one of her favorite classes, although she described it as “challenging...
...Hollis-Eden's projections were at odds with the nuclear-threat scenario envisioned by the Department of Homeland Security. He also acknowledges that government health officials aren't accustomed to dealing with national- security issues. "It's new to have the medical side of the house working with the intel side," he says. "We're kind of learning as we go." Biodefense companies are also learning that national security can be a messy business...