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Monday, October 31, 2011
MacBook Air-Like Update to MacBook Pro Line Expected (Again) [Rumors]
The Secrets Behind the Most Famous Earth Image of All Time [Space]
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Is Amazon's Jeff Bezos the Next Steve Jobs?
Filed under: Technology, People, Apple, Amazon.com
There will never be another Steve Jobs. Apple's (AAPL) iconic co-founder is one of a kind. The world's most valuable tech giant will survive without him. Between CEO Tim Cook's operating savvy and chief designer Jonathan Ive's penchant for simplistic gadgetry style, most believe Apple will continue the momentum that's been building over the past few years under Jobs' watch. However, what Apple will miss the most in his absence is Jobs the master marketer. - He sold us on the iPod, while...
Is Amazon's Jeff Bezos the Next Steve Jobs? originally appeared on DailyFinance.com on 2011-10-30T14:34:00Z.
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How to Transplant Mint into a Container
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Mint grows like crazy and can easily take over your garden if grown in a raised bed or in ground garden. After all mint is a weed. You almost always want to grow mint in a container.
What you will need to transplant your mint into a container:
- Container filled with potting mix
- Mint plant
- Water
How to transplant the mint:
- Pour a little bit of water into the plastic container that the mint plant has been growing in.
- In the center of the container, dig a hole that is about the same size of the container that the mint has been growing in.
- Gently pop the mint out of the container that it’s currently in and lightly break up the block a little.
- Insert the mint into the hole that you dug and add a little bit of water.
- Cover up the hole with the soil and secure the mint plant.
- Add water to the container.
What are some of your favorite ways to use mint? Don’t say mojito, it’s not original.
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New therapy shows promise for treating cardiovascular disease
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A new therapy being studied in non-human primates is demonstrating promise as a potential tool for combating cardiovascular disease by increasing good cholesterol and lowering triglycerides in the blood.Sent with Reeder
Tiny Christian relic unearthed in Jerusalem
Sunday, October 30, 2011
5 Things to Watch This Week: Groupon, Gamers, Doughnuts, Rentals, and Satellite Radio
Filed under: Company News, Avis Budget Group
There's never a dull moment on Wall Street, especially when new tablets and old banks are in the way. Let's go over some of the items that will help shape the week ahead once Monday rolls around.1. You can finally get your Groupon: After a dizzying few months of iffy accounting and plenty of ups and downs on the roller coaster we call hype, the country's leading daily deals website is finally going public.
Groupon is in the middle of its road show right now, hoping to woo institutional...
5 Things to Watch This Week: Groupon, Gamers, Doughnuts, Rentals, and Satellite Radio originally appeared on DailyFinance.com on 2011-10-30T06:00:00Z.
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Organic Fertilizer
Go Organic - Organic Gardening and Garden Tips
Fertilizer is anything added that improves the fertility of the soil. a good organic fertilizer feeds the soil rather than only feeding the plant. This is the safest way to fertilize plants .
A fertile soil has a balance of minerals and micronutrients so subtle, that I do not think that any chemical could add
them all. However it is known that manure, compost and leaf mold will.
Organic fertilizers improve the soil to allow it to hold water, fixes nitrogen and makes nutrients accessible to plants
when they need it, this is probably one of the most important factors that organic fertilizer has.
Nitrogen makes leaves grow, and if you see yellow leaves then there is a nitrogen deficiency in the plant. For nitrogen, add compost, manure, blood meal, grass clippings and any other garden wastes.
Next comes phosphorus, which is crucial to seed development plant growth and disease resistance.
Potassium is necessary for early growth, stem strength and is also essential to the formation of carbohydrates necessary for the protein in the plant.
Using Organic fertilizers is much better for your soil, than any commercial product.
{This article was originally published in 2007}
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Novel strategy stymies SARS and other viruses: Versatile inhibitor prevents viral replication
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Broad-spectrum antiviral drugs are urgently needed but have so far eluded discovery. Researchers have now identified a new point of attack. Moreover, they show that targeting of this molecule inhibits the growth of a wide range of viruses, including the SARS virus – at least in cell culture.Sent with Reeder
The DIY wizards of San Quentin
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Being Struck by the iSave Only Slightly Worse Than Being Slapped With a Marshmallow [Video]
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