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Latin America's largest country imports almost all of its semiconductors, and the government launched a drive in March to encourage chip manufacturers to set up shop in the country. http://e.usatoday.com/a/tBBSyh8AQc50zAS$pLcASc-fFg8/usat37-0 AOL shuns Microsoft anti-spam technology --------------------------------------------- Add America Online to the growing list of companies and organizations shunning a spam-fighting proposal from Microsoft. AOL cited "tepid support" for Microsoft's so-called Sender ID technology, which seeks to cut down on junk e-mail by making it difficult for spammers to forge e-mail headers and addresses, a common technique for hiding their origins. http://e.usatoday.com/a/tBBSyh8AQc50zAS$pLcASc-fFg8/usat38-0 Foam, not shuttle repairs on the go, key flight issue --------------------------------------------- NASA can return shuttles to flight even if the agency is unable to fix in space the type of wing damage that caused the February 2003 Columbia accident, the head of an oversight group said Thursday. That OK applies only if the agency can prevent chunks of foam insulation that are large enough to cause catastrophic damage by falling off shuttle external tanks. http://e.usatoday.com/a/tBBSyh8AQc50zAS$pLcASc-fFg8/usat33-0 New media players too small for comfort --------------------------------------------- Why not give people one pocket-sized audio and video device to handle all their entertainment-on-the-go needs? The answer will disappoint: The new breed of portable media players is finally here, but the devices are too small to comfortably watch movies on and too bulky to compete with my MP3 music player. http://e.usatoday.com/a/tBBSyh8AQc50zAS$pLcASc-fFg8/usat30-0 'Burnout 3' the game your driving instructor warned you about --------------------------------------------- If you're the kind of person who does what you're told, sticks to instructions and follows the well-worn path, stop reading now. Burnout 3: Takedown will only disturb you. 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