Many strange 'emergencies'

Article Abstract:

Various provisions included in the fiscal year 2006's emergency supplemental-spending bill are reported. The supplemental contains $782 million for military research and development, $700 million for railroad operations, $594 million for highway projects, $4 billion for supposed farm disasters unrelated to Katrina, $150,000 for the Bronx Council of the Arts, $1.8 million to promote art in West Virginia and $500,000 for the Montana World Trade Center.

Public Finance Activities, Government expenditures, Public Administration & Finance, Public Finance-Total Govt, Public Admin & Finance-Total Govt, Public finance, Assistance in emergencies, Emergency assistance, Government finance

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Beyond Google

Article Abstract:

Google seems to be unbeatable as a search engine, but the business is in its infancy and rivals like IBM are prowling. In the near future search will metastasise from its origins on the PC-centric web and be let loose on all manner of devices and future search engines will be able to build a real-time profile of your interests from past web use.

General services, Company systems management, Information management, Information services, Information services industry, Internet/Web search services, Search engines, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Google Inc., Text search and retrieval software

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