Word: users
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...fingerprints matched those known to have come from the fabled criminal. Mexican physicians then conducted tests that matched DNA taken from the body to genetic material from Carrillo's mother and three sisters. The exact cause of Carrillo's death is still unclear (thought to be a heavy cocaine user, he may have died of a postoperative heart attack), and Mexican authorities have not fully ruled out the possibility of foul play...
Hollick said that the form will ask for the user's name, Harvard ID and e-mail address and will require the book's barcode and call number. Students will be able to renew a book up to five times, but the library will not accept telephone renewals, he said. In addition, reserve books will not be renewable by e-mail...
...edit. And despite mixed reviews, her plays were popular successes. But as ?Rage for Fame? ends, with Clare?s election to Congress in 1942, the Luces are visibly at odds -- and clearly not for the last time. Morris struggles for fairness but portrays Luce as a calculating, self-indulgent user whose fixed eye on the main chance rendered her oblivious to the concerns of others. Considering the trials that lay ahead for Luce, it?s a safe bet that Morris? second volume will be just as compelling as the first...
Berners-Lee also wrote the first server software. And, contrary to the mythology surrounding Netscape, it was he, not Andreessen, who wrote the first "graphical user interface" Web browser. (Nor was Andreessen's browser the first to feature pictures; but it was the first to put pictures and text in the same window, a key innovation...
...screen, a modem) with the best of the Net (tons of information, most of it free). Behind the scenes, database software (Oracle's, of course) will make all this goodness transparently simple to navigate. On the front end, in Ellison's vision, might be Apple's famously friendly user interface, returning, Lazarus-like, with a cute little beep, to drive a stake through the heart of Microsoft...