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June 6th http://pbskids.org/

June 7th http://www.imaging-resource.com/NEWS/1149652833.html

A joint press release issued by Hewlett Packard Co. and the U.S. Consumer
Product Safety Commission is advising the public about a potential issue
with HP's Photosmart R707 digital camera.

According to the release, the 679,000 R707 cameras shipped worldwide
(224,000 of which were sold in the USA) can potentially catch fire if some
non-rechargeable batteries, including the Duracell CP-1, are inserted while
the camera is in its docking station or the AC adapter is connected. THe
CPSC states that to date, HP has received one report of a camera catching
fire under these conditions, without injuries.

June 8th The press release refers to a "recall" of the cameras, but it should be noted that HP isn't asking customers to return them. Instead, a firmware update has been released which prevents the problem from occurring. Customers can either download the update from HP's website, or request their local HP office to send them the update by mail.

June 12th http://www.blogmaverick.com/

June 14th Carmen Rasmusen Official site features chat, forum, downloads, images, news, contact information, and other fan fun. www. carmen rasmusen .com/

June 15th World Cup 2006 www.Google.com/big/world cup

June 20th Heat Index Charts To use the heat index charts, find the appropriate temperature at the top of the chart. There are two charts on this page. Read down until you are opposite ...
www.weatherimages.org/data/ heat index .html

June 21 Researchers Break Silicon Speed Record
Engineers at IBM and the Georgia Institute of Technology went into the deep freeze to shatter the speed record for processors, creating a chip that runs at speeds over 250 times that typically found in today's electronics. http://www.sci-tech-today.com/story.xhtml?story_id=110000GGAVMK