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Internet cafeThe high-tech equivalent of the coffee house. However, instead of playing chess or having heated political discussions, you browse the Internet and discuss the latest technology. CDs, DVDs, games and other "cyber stuff" are also generally available. They started in Europe, and the CYBERCAFE was the first in the U.S. See CYBERCAFE. |
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The David Bohnett Foundation, created with a hefty chunk of the estimated $260 million Bohnett earned when his GeoCities company sold to Yahoo in 1999, has poured $350,000 worth of new technology into its LGBT CyberCenters in 2004 alone. s CyberCenter in Burbank The station recently lost its former host due to consolidation. Jody Durst, co-president of the real estate development and management firm, and an engineer by training, said the firm "is pleased and honored that the DOE regards the CyberCenter concept as worthy of financial support. |
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