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	Coming soon to a vet clinic near you: Kitty-CAT scans - Newspaper Articles of Interest (animal/pet related) from Around the World - Dog cat and pet Forum
		With CAT scan technology well-established, kitty-CAT scans will not be far behind if businessman Henk de Laive has his way.
		Because of advances in human technology, his CAT scan is no longer suitable for a busy hospital.
		He's poised to open a CAT scan clinic next month so felines, canines and other small critters can access the diagnostic imaging technology normally reserved for people.
	www.pets.ca /forum/showthread.php?t=964 (743 words)

	Teacher Resources - Collection - The Stars and Stripes: The American Soldiers' Newspaper of World War I, 1918-1919
		The Stars and Stripes: The American Soldiers' Newspaper of World War I, 1918-1919 presents a full scan of each issue of the military newspaper that began publication on February 8, 1918, and was published every Friday for 17 months.
		This newspaper, in the first 52 weeks of its existence, printed 381 poems, not counting the little carols on the Sporting Page or verse in such inside departments as 'The Listening Post' or 'Star Shells.' Possibly 40 of these were written by members of the editorial staff.
		Established by experienced journalists who had worked for some of the nation's leading newspapers before the war, the paper relied on enlisted men as writers, editors, and managers and carried stories of primary interest to servicemen of the American Expeditionary Force — the soldiers on the frontlines in France.
	lcweb2.loc.gov /learn/collections/stars/langarts.html (743 words)

	Cyndi's List - What's New on Cyndi's List? - September 2003
		You kan find here Death announcement from the newspaper "De Telegraaf"More then 15.000 on this moment.From more than 13.000 a free scan's Weekle updated.
		Searchable transcriptions of Cornwall and W. Devon, U.K. newspaper,added to frequently as an ongoing project.
		History of OK newspapers, index to collections, research suggestions, etc.
	www.cyndislist.com /new0903.htm (743 words)

	Open Directory - News: Colleges and Universities: Newspapers: United Kingdom: England
		Scan - Newspaper of the Lancaster University Students' Union.
		The Rabbit - Newspaper of the University of Essex Students Union.
		Nouse - Student newspaper of the University of York.
	www.dmoz.org /News/Colleges_and_Universities/Newspapers/United_Kingdom/England (376 words)

	The Scanning FAQ - Halftone
		Halftone scanning is scanning an original from an already screened source such as a magazine, coffee table book, newspaper, etc. However, many scanners now come with plug-ins, or custom software that has an option labeled Halftone.
		For instance, If you perform a halftone scan with the Microtek plug-in set for a 5x5 60 dot #1 pattern (the recommended pattern for the Apple Laserwriter IIf photograde) it will look great when printed to the Laserwriter, but appear like a strange rippled newspaper photo when printed at 1200dpi on a Linotronic.
		Halftone scanning is essentially treated like a greyscale scan by most software and the conventional wisdom says to scan the image at a resolution lower than the original in order to reduce the threat of moires.
	www.acay.com.au /~trine2/Scanning_FAQs/TSF-Halftone.html (534 words)

	DAWN WIRE SERVICE : 05 July 1997 Issue : 03/27
		They have alienated the country's public opinion; they need only scan through the columns of Pakistani newspapers to gauge the depth of popular resentment.
		Newspaper reports suggest that the Americans did not restrict themselves to persuasion alone but resorted to pressure to make Pakistan comply with their improper demand, namely: deny Kansi his constitutional right to a court hearing in Pakistan and hand him over to the US authorities to face the murder charge in America.
		http://xiber.com/dawn Pakistan's largest English language newspaper, DAWN, is now Pakistan's first newspaper on the WWW.
	www.lib.virginia.edu /area-studies/SouthAsia/SAserials/Dawn/1997/05Jul97.html (16238 words)

	Art-Copy 7.6 Business/Art-Scan 5.0 Bundle - Mean Dog Software
		Art-Scan 5.0 has many powerful unique features such as the ability to scan line art directly to a modifiable Adobe Illustrato EPS file, the ability to scan and color correct in 48 bits with any scanner, and the ability to de-screen the pattern from magazine and newspaper originals.
		Scanner users will love the new version with its beautiful new interface, its improved features and its better compatibility with more scanners.
		In addition Art-Copy includes batch scanning for sheet fed fax type scanners who’s ADF are not software controllable and for plain flatbed scanners to enable them to scan multiple page documents.
	www.digitalriver.com /dr/v2/ec_MAIN.Entry10?sp=10023&PN=1&xid=54498&V1=153133 (623 words)

	Metropolis Daily - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		According to the Hong Kong Audit Bureau of Circulations in September 2002, the daily circulation of the newspaper was 302,197 copies, making it the third largest daily newspaper in Hong Kong.
		According to Metropolis, the paper can be read in a "19-minute commute" as the articles inside are usually short nad laconic; readers can scan through the paper so quickly that they can grab a brief understanding of the news within minutes.
		The operation costs of the paper are mainly derived from the classified advertisements in the newspaper.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Metropolis_Daily (623 words)

	Movie :
		It consists of a matchbook, a 53 minute video "Law of The Lash" released in 1947, a pocket knife, and newspaper clippings, which one is his obituary.
		Way too large for my HP & scanned in two parts, so ignore the imaginary vertical line, the different shading L & R, and the slight misalignment in the 1st scan -- well-preserved, still-glossy, heavy card-stock paper, with the overall plain-back sheet...
		Way too large for my HP & scanned in two parts, so ignore the imaginary horizontal line, the different shading above & below, and the slight misalignment in the 1st scan -- not quite as dark as it looks in the scan & well-preserved, still-glossy,...
	search.rubylane.com /collectibles/,id=51,page=8.html (1659 words)

	Archiving Early America
		In addition to reading the "news" on the front page of a newspaper from the Revolutionary War, you can also scan numerous ads on the back pages of a newspaper from the colonial era and another printed during George Washington's presidency.
		One is the January 2, 1750 issue of The Pennsylvania Gazette published by Benjamin Franklin.
		When you read The Boston Gazette, note that this issue was printed during the Revolutionary War, just three months after the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
	earlyamerica.com /earlyamerica/past/index.html (325 words)

	Emo-kid.net > Extras
		AP Scan - I scanned an article/poll thing in Alternative Press about whether emo was sexist or not.
		Newspaper Article - Candi got in the newspaper for reading a sappy emo poem.
		Dilbert Comic - When I first saw this, I laughed for days.
	www.angelfire.com /emo/anti_suicide/_extras.html (245 words)

	Comics - Wiley - Non Sequitur - Quino - Mafalda - cartoonist - comics - comic strips - syndicated cartoons
		The comic strip was born that same eventful year, 1895, when Richard Outcault's drawings, called Down in Hogan's Alley appeared in the New York World newspaper.
		Scan the pages of comics that have survived through the years, and you'll find a common denominator: they evoke a reaction - from a smile, to a snort, to a guffaw.
		Adults who would never think of sitting and watching a "cartoon" on television impatiently rip open the newspaper to find their favorite comics.
	www.webstationone.com /fecha/comic.htm (511 words)

	Erfalaswen's diary: March Archives
		Bailrigg FM Does anyone else think that the Station Manager of Bailrigg FM should be a Sabbatical position like the Scan Editor is a sabbatical position?
		I mean, I know Morticia edited Aberystwyth's student newspaper in her spare time while doing her degree (and we both think that Aber's paper is bettter than Scan but I'll save that for a later rant) and yet our Editor gets paid £12,500 per year to do the same thing.
		I can't believe that Bailrigg is so poorly advertised and so little used and regarded.
	erfalaswen.4t.com /archives/march2003.html (5817 words)

	fccc.htm
		In 1991 she created the first telephone dial-in newspaper and magazine service in the eastern U.S. The free service enables blind and low vision people throughout Maryland, Virginia and the D.C. to browse -- to skip and scan selected daily newspapers and magazines from any telephones any time of the day or night.
		For blind, visually limited and handicapped people who can not effectively read print, volunteers, drawn from a pool of 350, read daily and weekly newspapers for the closed-circuit radio station and the telephone dial-in newspaper and magazine service.
		Since many people in the television field believe that it could be at least five years before the commercial networks have converted to digital systems, we strongly believe that the low vision and blind audience should not have to wait for described programming until this occurs.
	www.washear.org /fccc.htm (5817 words)

	pen scanner special websites
		World, 04/29/02 One of the first products I tested for the Cool Tools column was a handheld pen scanner that you could use to scan text from a magazine, newspaper or other source, and store it in...
		A new document scanner the size of a pen can scan graphics as well as store up to 100 pages of text...
		Pen Scanner Pens Home Specialized Printers / Scanners There are some printers and scanners that are...
	www.findscanner.info /topics/penscanner (957 words)

	Marysville's Washington WWII Warriors
		The bulk of this presentation is taken from the Marysville Globe, the hometown newspaper of Marysville WA.
		And he is the one who hounded me until I completed the scan and placed the first pages online in time for Memorial Day 2005
		The Newspaper gave credit to the gathering of the information to Mrs.
	www.snohomishhistory.com /war/wwiimsvldex.html (121 words)

	JFKLINK - Scrapbook
		If anybody would like a clearer scan of any newspaper item please e-mail me with your request and I'll re-scan the item at a higher resolution.
		(5) Oswald papers key to Dallas - Daily Telegraph, 23 June 1999
		(3) De Gaulle's Theory On Kennedy - Daily Telegraph, 20 October 1967
	www.jfklink.com /html/scrapbook.htm (121 words)

	Alphabetical List of Newspapers Available in Microforms Section
		CLICK on the first letter of a newspaper title (e.g., M to locate the Miami Herald) and then scan through the entries until you locate a brief entry for the newspaper.
		This is an alphabetical list of newspapers available in the Penn State Libraries Microform Collection.
		The Harbottle Dorr Collection of Annotated Massachusetts Newspapers, 1765-1776.
	www.libraries.psu.edu /newsandmicroforms/microfinder/alphnew.htm (188 words)

	American Masters . Henry Luce PBS
		Most Americans did not regularly read a Luce magazine; in a given week, far more were likely to scan a daily newspaper and listen to a radio newscast than to examine an issue of Life.
		In time, Luce's formula of the directed synthesis could be seen in competing news services: in radio and television news reports, in an increasing number of newspaper columns and analyses.
		Luce became, wrote Joseph Epstein, "a great grey eminence whom everyone, with tar brush in hand, painted black." (8) No other publisher of his rank had offered, in his own words, such resolute calls for American hegemony.
	www.pbs.org /wnet/americanmasters/database/luce_h.html (2606 words)

	Record-Journal Online Edition
		ALA-SCAN can place your 25-word ad in 118 newspapers across Alabama for only $195 (additional words $7.50 each).
		Call this newspaper (a participating ALA-SCAN member) to find out how easy it is to advertise statewide!
		WERNER ENTERPRISES a Trucking Industry Leader is hiring in your area.
	www.recordjournal.net /Classifieds.asp?storyid=306 (483 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - It Happened One Night -- Frank Capra - DVD - Black & White / Pan & Scan
		'It Happened One Night' is the story of Peter Warren (Clark Gable), the happy go lucky newspaper hound who discovers that missing heiress, Ellie McPherson (Claudette Colbert) is actually traveling with him on the cross country night bus.
		Undershirt sales plummeted when Gable appeared in the famous motel room scene without one; he was never sexier than as the rough-and-tumble newspaper reporter chasing Colbert's runaway heiress, on her way to New York City by bus to elope with a gigolo.
		It is one of those movies where all the elements came together magically: Robert Riskin's charming script, Frank Capra's superb direction, and two sparkling performances by Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable, whose chemistry as the sparring rich girl/poor boy duo lights up the screen.
	video.barnesandnoble.com /search/product.asp?cds2Pid=3079&ean=43396039490 (1148 words)

	Cecil H. Green Library: Computer Clusters: Green Library Cluster
		To reach this cluster on the First Floor of Green East, proceed past the Information Desk and the Current Newspaper shelves and turn right (or ask for directions at the Information Desk.) SUNet ID is required to use these computers.
		Scan Station: Green Library--Information Center now has a Scan Station for our patrons to use.
		The four (4) pc computers, located in the Media and Microtext area on the basement level of Green East, are all equipped with DVD drives.
	library.stanford.edu /depts/green/where/computer/green_cluster.html (897 words)

	About journalism -- A large and irreverent collection of quotes
		Scan any newspaper for stories about, say, the environment, and you will quickly discover that many journalists are predisposed to consider environmental activists the "good guys" and oil company presidents and loggers the "bad guys." Or watch all the junk science television news specials about pesticides, food additives, breast implants, nuclear power, and global warming.
		A newspaper is of necessity something of a monopoly, and its first duty is to shun the temptations of monopoly.
		News that incessantly and unjustifiably labels political leaders as insincere and inept fosters mistrust on the part of the public, and makes it harder for those in authority to provide the leadership that is required if government is to work effectively.
	www.morrock.com /newsdef.htm (897 words)

	About journalism -- A large and irreverent collection of quotes
		Scan any newspaper for stories about, say, the environment, and you will quickly discover that many journalists are predisposed to consider environmental activists the "good guys" and oil company presidents and loggers the "bad guys." Or watch all the junk science television news specials about pesticides, food additives, breast implants, nuclear power, and global warming.
		A newspaper is of necessity something of a monopoly, and its first duty is to shun the temptations of monopoly.
		News that incessantly and unjustifiably labels political leaders as insincere and inept fosters mistrust on the part of the public, and makes it harder for those in authority to provide the leadership that is required if government is to work effectively.
	www.morrock.com /newsdef.htm (897 words)

	About journalism -- A large and irreverent collection of quotes
		Scan any newspaper for stories about, say, the environment, and you will quickly discover that many journalists are predisposed to consider environmental activists the "good guys" and oil company presidents and loggers the "bad guys." Or watch all the junk science television news specials about pesticides, food additives, breast implants, nuclear power, and global warming.
		A newspaper is of necessity something of a monopoly, and its first duty is to shun the temptations of monopoly.
		News that incessantly and unjustifiably labels political leaders as insincere and inept fosters mistrust on the part of the public, and makes it harder for those in authority to provide the leadership that is required if government is to work effectively.
	www.morrock.com /newsdef.htm (897 words)

	About journalism -- A large and irreverent collection of quotes
		Scan any newspaper for stories about, say, the environment, and you will quickly discover that many journalists are predisposed to consider environmental activists the "good guys" and oil company presidents and loggers the "bad guys." Or watch all the junk science television news specials about pesticides, food additives, breast implants, nuclear power, and global warming.
		A newspaper is of necessity something of a monopoly, and its first duty is to shun the temptations of monopoly.
		News that incessantly and unjustifiably labels political leaders as insincere and inept fosters mistrust on the part of the public, and makes it harder for those in authority to provide the leadership that is required if government is to work effectively.
	www.morrock.com /newsdef.htm (897 words)

	About journalism -- A large and irreverent collection of quotes
		Scan any newspaper for stories about, say, the environment, and you will quickly discover that many journalists are predisposed to consider environmental activists the "good guys" and oil company presidents and loggers the "bad guys." Or watch all the junk science television news specials about pesticides, food additives, breast implants, nuclear power, and global warming.
		A newspaper is of necessity something of a monopoly, and its first duty is to shun the temptations of monopoly.
		News that incessantly and unjustifiably labels political leaders as insincere and inept fosters mistrust on the part of the public, and makes it harder for those in authority to provide the leadership that is required if government is to work effectively.
	www.morrock.com /newsdef.htm (897 words)

	Global newsstand MetaFilter
		Global newsstand: The Newseum has added a way to scan 169 newspaper front pages from around the world, same day as published, in full color PDF format.
		My partner is somewhat obsessed with newspaper front pages and was rather annoyed when the Newseum closed in preparation for moving to DC from Virginia.
		The Newseum itself, in Washington, D.C., is well worth a visit.
	www.metafilter.com /comments.mefi/23059 (819 words)

	ufo - UFOS at close sight: pictures by amateurs from France, Pt I
		Here are more details from another newspaper and a scan of the UFO in the original photograph.
		What appeared to be a large white and yellow headlight, was viewed from an area in France by a lumberyard manager, M. Froidevaux, his wife and his children.
		Yves Renard, ufologist, was alerted by his detector and took this picture of a strange phenomenon moving randomly in the nocturnal sky over Côte d'Azur, South of France, on February 10, 1973.
	ufologie.net /htm/picamafr.htm (992 words)

	The Stony Brook Press The Community News and Features Paper
		Like most newspaper readers, I generally scan through the paper for the interesting articles, read them, and then pass on the paper or throw it in the recycling bin.
		I've written several articles to the Press in the past, and have considered it to be quite possible the only paper left on campus that provides a truly progressive view on social and political issues.
		People who watch LOST at the press office are jerks
	www.thestonybrookpress.com (983 words)

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