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April 10, 2008 News and Trends
Leaked Sony Ericsson P5 Paris Pics
Thu, 10 Apr 2008 09:38:44 PDT
You will already have seen us publish a picture of the Sony Ericsson P5 Paris here and here but news pics and a few details have emerged.
"Misogynist," Top Google Search Today?
Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:30:46 PDT
Posted by jsmooth995 Checking out google trends today, interested to find one of the top searches is the word "misogynist." Not sure whether to take that as a positive development or a depressing one. I guess a lot of people had actually never heard the word before Elton John said it in the news last night? Elton John claims 'misogynist' Americans are hindering Hillary Clinton link Sir Elton John has staged a fundraising concert for US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton and claimed that
How juicy political legends and myths like “Hidden Agenda” are written
Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:58:11 PDT
How juicy political legends and myths like “Hidden Agenda” are written 1. As a general matter, simply watch the state-owned CBC Newsworld channel or any of a number of other liberal media outlets. Legends and myths appear as if out of nowhere. For example, just now: On the CBC Newsworld channel, in the middle of the newscast, a guest expert on all things political, Susan Delacourt, a political columnist from the liberal-left’s Toronto Star, suggested that Prime Minister Harper is an “unf
Fun Way to Create Your Own QR Code
Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:28:29 PDT
Japanese company, Cross Borders Inc. made a cool way to create your own QR code. Type in a URL and an army of small robots comes to build the code for you. If you haven’t seen a QR code before, I’m not surprised. They’re much more popular outside the US, especially in Japan where they’re getting ubiquitous. They’re basically a 2D barcode, encoding a string (in this case a URL), with some error correction built in. They can be optically recognized, and are most frequently captured by snappin
Real-Time Local News a Central PA Winner
Thu, 27 Sep 2007 00:00:01 PDT
Harrisburg, PA (PRWEB) September 27, 2007 -- There's a lot going on and nobody wants to miss it. Now Central Pennsylvania has a source for...
Public: Don't Mess With My Flight Plans
Sun, 13 Aug 2006 11:58:25 PDT
"Pretty soon we'll have to fly naked!" The mass media rapidly embraced the UK terror storyline fed to them. The BBC, CNN, CBC Newsworld and other all-news broadcasters covered scarcely anything but the narrowly averted catastrophe throughout the day. Funny thing, but the general public wasn't buying it. The reaction was surprisingly cynical...
Hey Buddy, Cancer Deaths in Upward Trend; in Canada Guy.
Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:26:15 PDT
Newly released statistics from the society show 166,400 new cases of cancer anticipated this year, an increase of 6,500 over the previous year. And 73,800 people will die of the disease, up by 1,100 over last year.
Thu, 10 Apr 2008 09:38:44 PDT
You will already have seen us publish a picture of the Sony Ericsson P5 Paris here and here but news pics and a few details have emerged.
"Misogynist," Top Google Search Today?
Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:30:46 PDT
Posted by jsmooth995 Checking out google trends today, interested to find one of the top searches is the word "misogynist." Not sure whether to take that as a positive development or a depressing one. I guess a lot of people had actually never heard the word before Elton John said it in the news last night? Elton John claims 'misogynist' Americans are hindering Hillary Clinton link Sir Elton John has staged a fundraising concert for US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton and claimed that
How juicy political legends and myths like “Hidden Agenda” are written
Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:58:11 PDT
How juicy political legends and myths like “Hidden Agenda” are written 1. As a general matter, simply watch the state-owned CBC Newsworld channel or any of a number of other liberal media outlets. Legends and myths appear as if out of nowhere. For example, just now: On the CBC Newsworld channel, in the middle of the newscast, a guest expert on all things political, Susan Delacourt, a political columnist from the liberal-left’s Toronto Star, suggested that Prime Minister Harper is an “unf
Fun Way to Create Your Own QR Code
Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:28:29 PDT
Japanese company, Cross Borders Inc. made a cool way to create your own QR code. Type in a URL and an army of small robots comes to build the code for you. If you haven’t seen a QR code before, I’m not surprised. They’re much more popular outside the US, especially in Japan where they’re getting ubiquitous. They’re basically a 2D barcode, encoding a string (in this case a URL), with some error correction built in. They can be optically recognized, and are most frequently captured by snappin
Real-Time Local News a Central PA Winner
Thu, 27 Sep 2007 00:00:01 PDT
Harrisburg, PA (PRWEB) September 27, 2007 -- There's a lot going on and nobody wants to miss it. Now Central Pennsylvania has a source for...
Public: Don't Mess With My Flight Plans
Sun, 13 Aug 2006 11:58:25 PDT
"Pretty soon we'll have to fly naked!" The mass media rapidly embraced the UK terror storyline fed to them. The BBC, CNN, CBC Newsworld and other all-news broadcasters covered scarcely anything but the narrowly averted catastrophe throughout the day. Funny thing, but the general public wasn't buying it. The reaction was surprisingly cynical...
Hey Buddy, Cancer Deaths in Upward Trend; in Canada Guy.
Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:26:15 PDT
Newly released statistics from the society show 166,400 new cases of cancer anticipated this year, an increase of 6,500 over the previous year. And 73,800 people will die of the disease, up by 1,100 over last year.
