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A special file which contains information about you, something you clicked on, and/or your computer system, and is stored in a text file on your hard drive. This information is usually accessed by an Internet server when you connect to a Web site which wants to know some information about you or your system. One common occurance of a "setting a cookie", would be when you as a user, log into a system through a Web site. After you enter your username and password, a text file is saved by your browser on your hard drive for later access by the same WEeb site. This prevents you from having to log in again if you happen to leave the Web site and then return at a later time. Cookies are often used to aid and streamline the process of purchasing items on the Web. It is because of the cookie that the "shopping cart" technology works. By saving in a text file, the name, and other important information about an item a user "clicks" on as they move through a shopping Web site, a user can later go to an order form, and see all the items they selected, ready for quick and easy processing.
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The don of the Fruit Loop
Published August 28, 2008, 7:33 am, Las Vegas CityLife
"C'mere, bitch." Watch what you ask for when inquiring after the whereabouts of Johnny Bacon, the promotions and marketing guru for Piranha nightclub. Tonight's a rare night: Bacon is actually partying inside the club he normally avoids during operating hours (unless he's running the numbers). But it's his 25th birthday. And you can glean he's been celebrating for quite awhile as he yanks your ...
High-tech room ushers in new baseball era
Published August 28, 2008, 1:23 am, The Philadelphia Inquirer
NEW YORK - The room that will help umpires pronounce home runs dead or alive is on the fifth floor of an old cookie and biscuit bakery in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood.
NEW JERSEY LIVING
Published August 27, 2008, 11:40 am, The Star-Ledger
Share photos of your favorite furry (or not) friend here and check out other NJ.com member's photos. Emmanuel "Bab" Anim-Sackey didn't own his first pair of shoes in his native Ghana until he was 15 years old.
Bowden, players differ on opener opponents
Published August 27, 2008, 11:37 am, The Rock Hill Herald
CLEMSON -- Ask Clemson coach Tommy Bowden and he'd much rather start with a lesser opponent to gauge his team's readiness.
A real time-saver
Published August 27, 2008, 12:59 am, The Morning Call
Check-in computers are well-received. Check-in computers are well-received.
Jackets' coach eager to prove skeptics wrong
Published August 26, 2008, 11:04 pm, The Augusta Chronicle
The question is an endless source of both amusement and irritation for Paul Johnson. In the soundtrack of the new Georgia Tech football coach's life, it is the refrain that simply won't stop playing in his head.
Craving Cookies Finds New Home
Published August 26, 2008, 11:00 pm, The Harrisonburg Daily News-Record
HARRISONBURG - Scott Davidson's business now has a place to call home. The 21-year-old James Madison University senior and founder of Craving Cookies moved his business into its first storefront this summer and is preparing to open its doors today.
Inside the box
Published August 26, 2008, 9:04 pm, Erie Times-News
Wraps, rolls and fun finger foods help parents pack creative school lunches.
Clemson coach, players differ on opener opponents
Published August 26, 2008, 9:02 pm, San Diego Union-Tribune
CLEMSON, S.C. – Ask Clemson coach Tommy Bowden and he'd much rather start with a lesser opponent to gauge his team's readiness. Ask Clemson's players, and there's no better opener for the No. 9 Tigers than 24th-ranked Alabama at the Georgia Dome on Saturday.
Do You Care About IE 8?
Published August 26, 2008, 2:10 pm, Microsoft Watch
News Commentary. This morning, my editor asked why I hadn't blogged about Internet Explorer 8. My response: "Who cares?" Do you? Maybe we both should.
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- Digital Point's Shawn Hogan Sued for Cookie Stuffing | Monty's Mega Marketing: Three men defrauded eBay in a ?cookie stuffing? scheme that made it appear the men?s companies should be paid commissions, eBay claims in Federal Court. It sued Shawn Hogan and Digital Point Solutions, Todd Dunning and Kessler?s Flying Circus, and Brian Dunning and Thunderwood Holdings.
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