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>>  LEAD STORY:  Out of the Loop -- It's all Geek to me
>>  NEWS:  Microsoft to make SQL Server smarter
>>  BEST WEB LINKS:  Java
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  Jedis rule Britannia?
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LEAD STORY
Out of the Loop: It's all Geek to me  (SearchWin2000.com)
If you want to read Microsoft's security bulletins, you'd better be conversant in Modern Geek. Fortunately, the company has announced that it will issue new security bulletins that speak to the non-Geek speaker. But there's always the danger that these new bulletins will reek of the "Mister Rogers effect." Some thoughts from our resident Windows watcher Ed Parry.
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NEWS
Microsoft to make SQL Server smarter (eWEEK)
Seizing on a trend among major vendors to plug business intelligence tools directly into the database, Microsoft this week announced that it will boost SQL Server's IQ with reporting capabilities. Software vendor Cognos, which focuses on reporting tools, is among the companies some industry observers predict could be hurt by the move.

NEWS
Microsoft goes public with distaste for spam (CRN)
Microsoft is going public with its distaste for spam. The company bought an ad this week in the Washington Post, saying that spam is a blight on the American inbox and that new laws are needed to fight it. MS also trumpeted the use of antispam filters and urged consumers to make their spam-hating voices heard. Click here to learn more about the spam problem and how Windows admins are trying to combat it.

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BEST WEB LINKS
Java
If you think technology, not coffee, when you hear the word Java, you're a bona fide techie and we're here to feed your need for information. Get yourself a cup o' Joe, then pop over to our Best Web Links for our steaming hot Java resources.

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IT SURVIVAL KIT
Ticket-granting tickets & the logon process
SearchWindowsManageability.com resident expert Douglas A. Paddock shares what he has learned about ticket-granting tickets (TGTs) and session tickets.

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Fault tolerance in Exchange Server setup
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WHITE PAPERS
Network administration
Backup, defrag, VPN, DNS, WINS -- we've got it all in our network admin white papers section. Click on over and fill your head with free expert information. Consider it homework for your weekend.


THE MISSING LINK
Jedis rule Britannia?

Blame the Force of the Internet for this Jedi mind trick. Star Wars zealots "a fast one did pull," in Yodaspeak, on the British Office for National Statistics (ONS). They hit the Net urging Britons to write "Jedi" on their 2001 census forms where it asked about their religious affiliations. And now, according to ONS, nearly 400,000 Jedis live in Britain. So it's a safe bet Darth Sidious will keep his distance from the U.K. It's also likely that George Lucas will never have to buy his own pint at the pub. Government officials, in stiff-upper-lip style, said that the Star Warriors thought (mistakenly) that if 10,000 people said they were Jedis, the government would recognize the fictional order as an official religion. It may happen -- when Wookies fly.

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