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Articles in August 1, 2003 issue of America's Network

• What the heck were they thinking? Test your skills at reading between the lines
  by Joe McGarvey
• Low maintenance doesn't mean no maintenance: the best way to use a PC for distributed UPS monitoring
  by Robert Emmett O'Neil
• Calling Nancy Drew: the mystery of the missing Bell equipment has reared its head yet again
  by Shira Levine
• Community impact
  by Joan Engebretson
• Payphone/hot spot power dilemma
• AN to honor telecom and economic development projects: entries due Sept. 22, 2003
• Cable/telco parity in the forefront: tired of waiting for the FCC's triennial review order, the industry moves on to the next big thing
  by Shira Levine
• Steppe stumbling: AT&T's Russian calling card conundrum—and a call for action on VNXX minutes
  by Art Brothers
• Bullish on MPLS: Juniper CTO offers network transformation vision
• Software is power startup's secret sauce
• Content cops: three billion files are being downloaded monthly through the most popular P2P networks. Should carriers be responsible for stemming the piracy flood?
  by Shira Levine
• PON is FTTP front-runner: if RBOCs get serious, they'll also favor ATM
  by Joan Engebretson
• Bells shield their video vulnerabilities: DBS alliances give SBC and Qwest a shot in the arm against a common enemy—cable MSOs
  by Kirk Laughlin