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To: DMaA who wrote (111747)	4/29/2005 11:07:22 AM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 797170

There's an Infinity Broadcasting station in San Fransisco that is going to broadcast exclusively stuff people upload to their web site What people read in the media does not correlate with what the media thinks is important. The best indication of this is the NYT's "most emailed articles" list each day. Here is todays. 1. SCIENCE \| April 28, 2005 Woodpecker Thought to Be Extinct Is Sighted in Arkansas By JAMES GORMAN The ivory-billed woodpecker has been sighted in the watery tupelo swampland of a wildlife refuge in Arkansas. 2. TECHNOLOGY / CIRCUITS \| April 28, 2005 From Apple, a Tiger to Put in Your Mac By DAVID POGUE Apple is about to release Mac OS X 10.4, nicknamed Tiger - the latest version of the software suite that makes up the Macintosh operating system. How is it? 3. OPINION \| April 29, 2005 Op-Ed Columnist: 'What, Me Worry?' By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN President Bush should offer a response to the biggest challenge and opportunity facing us today: the flattening of the global economic playing field. 4. OPINION \| April 29, 2005 Op-Ed Columnist: A Private Obsession By PAUL KRUGMAN How ideology is preventing the United States from fixing its health care system. 5. INTERNATIONAL / ASIA PACIFIC \| April 28, 2005 Hong Kong Journal: Dim Sum Under Assault, and Devotees Say 'Hands Off' By KEITH BRADSHER A report that dim sum may be bad for you is threatening to overshadow whatever else might be worrying people. 6. ARTS / ART & DESIGN \| April 29, 2005 Rock, Paper, Payoff: Child's Play Wins Auction House an Art Sale By CAROL VOGEL The art collection of a Japanese firm was sold to Christie's using an ancient method of decision-making: rock, paper, scissors.http://www.nytimes.com/gst/mostemailed.html