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Friday, December 31, 2010
Bust Dimes: Rare Coins From The 1800s
Oscar Buzz Is Here, But Big Box Office Bump Unlikely for 2010 Nominations
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Nominations for the 83rd Academy Awards set for February will not be announced until next month, but Oscar buzz already abounds. Golden Globe nominations were released last week and are usually a very good indicator of the candidates worthy of Oscar.Paul Sent with Reeder
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US Homeland Security chief arrives in Afghanistan
Terrorism News - Topix
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has arrived in Kabul, Afghanistan, to spend New Year's Eve with U.S. troops and the Homeland Security officers who have been working with the Afghan government to try to secure that country's porous borders from militants, as well as weapons and drug smugglers.
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30 December, 2010 - A Blizzard and a Video DSLR
The Luminous Landscape
What did talented cinematographer Jamie Stuart and a video DSLR produce in a single evening? Have a look at this three and a half minute video on YouTube titled Idiot with a Tripod.
I point this out because it illustrates what someone with a consumer camera, passion and talent can produce with no budget and in a short period of time.
Film critic Robert Ebert said that the film deserved to win the Academy Award for best live-action short.
What are you doing with your video capable DSLR?
End of Year Sale - up to 20% off
It's here and it's now live. Our annual end-of-year sale. All of our training videos and travel videos, including Art Wolfe's Travels to The Edge, are now on sale through the New Years holiday at 15% off. New customers receive a coupon for an additional 5% discount making new purchases 20% off our regular prices.
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Samsung announces NX11 mirrorless camera with i-Function
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Pre-CES 2011: Samsung has announced the NX11 large-sensor mirrorless interchangeable lens camera. The update to its existing NX10 model features support for its i-Function feature, introduced with the NX100. The camera will come bundled with an updated version of the company's 18-55mm kit lens, now featuring an i-Fn button. The company also says it has updated the camera's grip. Sent with Reeder
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Papaya tea may treat cancer better than chemo
Cancer News - Topix
As alternative therapies slowly seep into mainstream medicine, one doctor is on a mission to treat cancer with tea.
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Program helps autistics aging out of school
Autism News
But he wasn't really feeling the moment. The sky was gray and Tommy, who's 22, tall and husky, was more interested in checking on the weather.
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Facebook Passes Google To Claim Most Visited US Website In 2010
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Facebook has now taken top slot for Google as America’s most-visited website in 2010, according to a new report from Experian Hitwise. With three other variations of Facebook making it into the top 10 as well : “facebook login” at #2, “facebook.com” at #6 and “www.facebook.com” at #9.
Facebook was also the top search term among U.S. Internet users for the second year running with the search term “facebook” accounting for 2.11% of all searches.
With all pages combined they accounted for 3.48% of all searches, a 207% increase from Facebook’s position from last year. The social network accounted for 8.93% of all U.S. visits in 2010 (January-November), beating Google (7.19%), Yahoo Mail (3.52%), Yahoo (3.30%) and YouTube (2.65%).However, Facebook didn’t beat the traffic garnered by all of Google’s properties combined (9.85%).
With Facebook still gaining size and showing no signs of slowing down with a massive 55% increase in Facebook’s U.S. traffic in just the last year.
Other sites that made it into the top slots included YouTube, Craigslist,MySpace, eBay, Yahoo and Mapquest.
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Amazon Enables Kindle Book Lending
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Amazon has now enabled a Kindle book lending service that allows eligible Kindle books to be lent to friends and family for up to 14 days, and the borrower doesn’t need to own a Kindle reading device.
So its now possible to pass on that great book you have finished, thats just stilling in your digital library, but be aware once the book is lent you will not be able to read the book yourself during the loan period.
Not all books will be available for the lending service, but any Kindle book titles that are eligible for lending, are determined by the publisher or rights holder, and will have a message on the product detail page, as shown in the image below:
Be aware that currently, the Kindle book lending can only be initiated by customers residing in the United States and if a loan is initiated to a customer outside the United States: “the borrower may not be able to accept the loan if the title is not available in their country due to publisher geographical rights”.
For more information on the new service visit the Amazon Kindle Lending help page.
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
George Santayana
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"Fanaticism consists in redoubling your effort when you have forgotten your aim." Sent with Reeder
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Mayo Clinic and FSU Study Best Way to Help African-American Dementia Caregivers
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Project at Mayo Clinic involves a 12-week program that provides skills training and support to African-American dementia caregivers with depression. Sent with Reeder
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European anarchists grow more violent, coordinated
Terrorism News - Topix
A loosely linked movement of European anarchists who want to bring down state and financial institutions is becoming more violent and coordinated after decades out of the spotlight, and may be responding to social tensions spawned by the continent's financial crisis, security experts say.
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Chinese workers find 800 year-old treasure trove
Treasure Hunting
Construction workers unearthed a cellar full of 800-year-old Chinese coins in Shaanxi Province.
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Protecting Plants from Frost and Exposure in the Organic Garden
It's that time again, burrrrr! Time to protect your plants - if it's not to late.
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The Titanic DNA Steampunk Watch By Romain Jerome
You've got to be kidding! This looks like it might have been designed by Cyberdyne Systems. ;-)
$12,000? You would have to be pretty obsessed with time purchase this bad boy.
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Romain Jerome has created another watch as part of the company’s Titanic DNA line. The Steampunk watches bezel has been made from oxidised steel from the actual wreckage of the Titanic and the materials to create the watch have been provided by the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast where the Titanic was built.
Other nautical features on the watch include the propeller on the left hand side of the watch face and the screws are also meant to resemble steam engine pistons from the Titanic.
The Romain Jerome Steampunk watch will be limited to just 2,012 pieces with a price of 12,500 Swiss Francs around $13,000
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Behold The Thousand Core Processor
This is really cool. Is there no end to this?
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These days, every lab and company (IBM, Intel) with enough dough is striving for the ultimate in processing power. The geniuses at the University of Glasgow are no different. Their thousand core CPU prototype has just leaked in the press and has caused quite a stir.
The team of researches doing the grunt work are led by Dr. Wim Vanderbauwhede and what they just managed to pull off involved FPGAs. The Field Programmable Gate Array are microchips that contain multiple transistors. But instead of having the transistors set by the manufacturer, Vanderbauwhede and his team did the individual configurations themselves, effectively multiplying the CPUs power. Hence, a 1,000 core CPU.
Here’s extra explanation from the good Dr. Vanderbauwhede:
“This is very early proof-of-concept work where we’re trying to demonstrate a convenient way to program FPGAs so that their potential to provide very fast processing power could be used much more widely in future computing and electronics.
While many existing technologies currently make use of FPGAs, including plasma and LCD televisions and computer network routers, their use in standard desk-top computers is limited. However, we are already seeing some microchips which combine traditional CPUs with FPGA chips being announced by developers, including Intel and ARM.
I believe these kinds of processors will only become more common and help to speed up computers even further over the next few years.”
No, you can’t buy one right now or next year, for that matter. But these super-CPUs are coming soon. Really soon. (Like four years soon—our estimate.)
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Find A Qualified Tax Accountant
Oh, I almost forgot, if you are in need of a qualified tax accountant, you should check this article out as well. It can be pretty stressful, trying to balance out the qualifications and the personality of the accountant. You want someone who is well qualified and is easy to work with.
Benefits of QuickBooks
There is a great article about the basic benefits of quickbooks at this site down in Arlington, Texas. If you are considering starting a business, you should check it out ASAP!
Running Motivation in Your Inbox
Running and Jogging
If you're looking to get started with running or take on a new running challenge, try one of these free e-courses and get daily or weekly emails with advice and motivation. And join our discussion forum to share tips and support with fellow runners!
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Top 10 Medical Research-Related Lab Notes of 2010: Cancer, Diet and Weight-Loss Studies
Cancer News - Topix
This post features the top 10 fast food-related Lab Notes of 2010. Cancer and weight loss were particularly hot topics this year, with several features on cutting-edge cancer treatments and effective weight-loss programs.
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New Nikon Patents Lens That Can Zoom And Refocus Simultaneously
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When capturing HD video using a DSLR camera the lens on the camera is currently the weakest link as it doesn’t allow for both zooming and focusing simultaneously.
Nikon are now looking to change this and have filed a patent in Japan for a new lens zoom design that allows it to be controlled manually and through a zoom button on the camera body if required.
The patent describes a single lens that is capable of being zoomed by hand in manual mode or automatically in its movie and video making mode, while simultaneously refocusing.
Its alos rumoured that this new technology might be incorporated in to Nikon’s new mirrorless camera. Either way I am confident Nikon will not wait long to bring this new technology to market.
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Wall Hook Camcorder Is Custom Made For Obsessive Paranoiacs
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Are you the obsessive type possessed by a disturbing urge to secretly observe those around you? Suspicious of your relatives during the holidays? Want to catch Santa in the act of plopping down his gifts next Christmas? Then maybe this $37 wall hook-cum-camcorder is an essential investment.
Of course, if you cherish outward appearances, it’s best not to let the neighbors and a few other know you’re packing a spy cam cos that would creep people out. Another reason we can think of for buying this is for apprehending those midnight kitchen raiders who attack the leftovers when everyone else is asleep.
This USB-charged gadget is activated by a motion sensor that can take color shots and audio, saving them unto a Micro SDHC card whose content is uploaded via USB on a computer. Other important numbers to know are the tiny built-in camera’s 640×480 resolution (it’s hard to tell where it is by just looking at the pic, right?) and in case there’s no PC to charge this on, there’s a universal charging adaptor thrown in the package upon purchase.
The video format of its content is AVI mand the camera takes 28 frames per second. Of course, it wouldn’t be a stretch to assume certain voyeurs with an anti-social bent are going to drool over this new toy.
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New chemical-free, anti-bacterial plastic 'skins' inspired by dolphin skin
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Taking inspiration from animals like dolphins and pilot whales that are known to have anti-fouling skins, researchers are using nanotechnology to create synthetic, chemical-free, anti-bacterial surfaces.
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Persistent organic pollutants affect the stress hormone cortisol
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Persistent organic pollutants (POPs), such as PCB and mixtures of different POPs, affect the way the adrenal cortex functions and thereby the synthesis of the stress hormone cortisol.
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Monday, December 27, 2010
A new surgical tool -- the IKEA pencil
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IKEA pencils are better at marking out cuts in the bone for facial and head surgery than traditional felt tipped pens, say two surgeons.
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Daily Quiz for December 26, 2010
America's Civil War » HistoryNet
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Nikon posts firmware update for D7000
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Nikon has released the promised firmware update for it's Nikon D7000 digital SLR in response to concerns raised about video. Firmware v1.01 aims to reduce the occasional occurrence of bright spots while recording videos or in the live view mode. The firmware is available for immediate download from the company's website. Sent with Reeder
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The art of HDR photography - part 1
If you are not familiar with HDR photography then prepare to be amazed. Those who are familiar prepare to be informed.
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Today we're publishing the first in a series of articles by Uwe Steinmueller of Digital Outback Photo on the art of HDR photography. The first chapter (of what will eventually become Uwe's next E-book) covers the basics of dynamic rang and the basics of High Dynamic Range photography. Future chapters will cover capture, workflow and advanced HDR techniques. For now, enjoy this exclusive first part of what we hope will develop into a useful manual for anyone interested in getting more of the dynamic range they see in the scenes they photograph into the images and prints they produce. Sent with Reeder
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Try This Carbon Fiber Toilet Seat For That Space Odyssey Feel
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Here are the numbers: a 2×2 twill pattern on its surface, 550,000 psi tensile carbon fiber, a mere 2 lbs in weight. If you thought only astronauts could ride a seat like this, you’re wrong!
For the ultimate in endurance, comfort, and performance—being a cushion for your sitting muscle while doing yer business—nothing compares this carbon fiber seat from carbon fiber retailers Carbon Fiber Gear. Simply put, it beats most comers (meaning plastic toilet seats), by light years.
We’re also thinking it’s comfortable to actually sit on this one. Not only because it’s lightweight, but there’s a foam cushion underneath the outer cover. Due to the material, expect this to last long. Very long, in fact. Where most toilet seats break, get dislodged, and crack (from pressure), this won’t. It’s the Chuck Norris of its kind.
Unfortunately the upper-end stuff of the toilet fixtures scale don’t come cheap. One of these will set you back $279.
Update: Despite the priceyness, this baby’s out of stock. Yes, a lot of people are willing to pay good money for that Space Odyssey feel.
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AmpliTube 2 Arrives On iPad
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IK Multimedia have now followed up the launch of their iPhone AmpliTube 2 application with the release of a new iPad version. AmpliTube 2 has been designed to “streamline and enhance the mobile guitar and bass playing experience.”
Packing in plenty of features to help transform your iPad into the ultimate guitar and bass multi-effects processor thats also allows you to recording your creations and tweak them within the included production studio section.
With AmpliTube for iPad, you have an entire guitar and bass rig at your fingertips, including: 4 stompbox effects running into an amplifier head with effects, plus cabinet and a microphone, 11 built-in stompbox effects (delay, fuzz, overdrive, wah, envelope filter, chorus, flanger, phaser, octave, noise filter + distortion once registered), 5 amps (clean, crunch, lead, metal, bass) with full controls, 5 speaker cabinets and 2 microphones (dynamic and condenser).
Plus you can expand your rig a-la-carte with more effects like compressor, reverb, parametric EQ, graphic EQ and limiter (available as in-app purchase), a suite of effects also suitable for any other types of instruments and vocals. Plus you can name, save and recall up to 36 ‘full rig’ tone presets for quick sound sculpting when required.
AmpliTube for iPad is now available to purchase from the iTunes App Store for $19.99
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Sunday, December 26, 2010
Digital Age Christmas Story
This is a social media presentation of the Christmas story. Watch it. I think you'll like it.
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Organic Tomato Farming
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Diifferences between organic tomato farming and conventional tomato farming. Organic farming techniques. Sent with Reeder
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Driving in the Dark – Feature
Car Reviews - 2010 Car Reviews at CARandDRIVER.com - Car Buying ...
Five ways automakers are making it safer and easier to hit the road after sunset.
During this holiday season, from December 23 to January 2, 92.3 million Americans will travel 50 or more miles from home, according to AAA. Much of that driving will take place before or after work hours, and when you consider that December 21 had more darkness than any other day of the year—New Yorkers, for example, saw just 9 hours and 15 minutes of light—it’s clear as day how much driving in the dark we do during the winter months.
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13-year-old Helps Give Cancer Victims Second Chances
Cancer News - Topix
The power of words, pictures and the internet are helping a young boy change the lives of children with cancer.
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Daily Quiz for December 26, 2010
America's Civil War » HistoryNet
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Knock, knock? Who on earth is there?
Whitterer on Autism
Like every other parent on the planet we trudge along the treadmill in a relentless quest for growth and development. But for more than a couple of years we’ve also been pursuing an interest in telling jokes as someone has ambitions to be a stand-up comedian.
Sadly there are so many lessons to learn along the way: timing, delivery, audibility, diction, intonation, volume control and not falling on the fall in hysterics before the punch-line.
Generally our whole family favors knock, knock and elephant jokes but occasionally we branch out into other areas. A birthday present gives us the opportunity to analyze even more aspects of this skill set but it is also the source of great frustration.
Gradually over a two-week period we achieve amazing progress, culminating in a small surprise for the world weary parent.
It is just after I have spent far too long modeling examples of what not to do that I have one last attempt at an up-beat demonstration of ‘how to.’
I ask him in fully operationally cheerleader mode, “What’s black and white and read all over?”
“A zebra with an explosive nose-bleed.”
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Saturday, December 25, 2010
Three New Toyota Prius Models to Debut at Detroit Auto Show
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As we expected, Toyota will use the 2011 Detroit auto show to take the wraps off new variants of the Prius hybrid. The debuts comprise the plug-in version of the current Prius, a concept vehicle of undisclosed type, and what Toyota characterizes as an “addition to the Prius family.”
We suspect the latter vehicle is the MPV teased by Toyota and seen in our spy photos. Further proof comes at the end of this Toyota video, in which skateboarder Bob Burnquist opens the spacious rear hatch of an unnamed Toyota, claims it offers 50 percent more cargo room than the existing Prius, and promises it will arrive at the Detroit show. A Prius mini-minivan should be around the size of a Mazda 5 or Toyota Matrix, and will likely employ an uprated version of the current car’s hybrid powertrain.
Toyota offers no additional information about the promised concept vehicle, but it could be a coupe model. In addition to the existing five-door hatch and promised five-door MPV, a sporty (visually, at least) Prius would expand the brand into an entirely new area. If a Prius coupe is indeed in the cards, it would compete with Honda’s new CR-Z hybrid.
We’ll bring you full information from the Detroit show in January, so stay tuned.
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- Toyota Teases Prius MPV Prior to Detroit Debut
- 2011 Toyota Sienna to Debut at 2009 Los Angeles Auto Show
- Toyota FT-CH Hybrid Concept @ 2010 Detroit Auto Show – Video
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Financial Times taps Jobs as Person of the Year
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It may be Zuckerberg's 'Time' stateside, but across the pond venerable British biz pub the FT likes Apple's CEO this year around. Sent with Reeder
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iPad 2 design rumored to bring ergonomic tweaks
Apple iPad launch day | Apple - CNET News
The next-gen iPad is rumored to be getting design changes that bring a flat back and a bigger speaker in a different place. Both could change how users hold and work with the device. Sent with Reeder
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Daily Quiz for December 24, 2010
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Geocache Ratings
Alltop - Top Geocaching News
Geocaching.com has introduced a new ratings system. I'm not sure if only premium members can see it. But the idea is that you have so many votes (1 for every 10 cache finds) and you marke caches as your favorite. The more votes they have the better the cache (in theory anyway) so far the top caches in this area:Rainie FallsOregon DeLorme Challenge
Chief Sam's bluff
Safe House
BIGFOOTS LAIR
Bigfoot Cache Revisited
Waldo Cemetery Cache
Steps of Stone
Pyramid RockWhile I haven't found the last 2 on the list I think its safe to say that all of these caches are good ones. Now those are on my "to do" list and I otherwise might not have known. I encourage you all to rate some of your favorites. I've gone through and put in votes for about 40 caches and will probably do a few more. I think this could be especially useful when you want a "special" cache to mark a milestone.
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Center for Autism and Related Disorders Raises Over $50,000 in Toys for Local Needy Children
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The Center for Autism and Related Disorders, Inc.'s 's announces its 2010 partnership with the Marines Toys for Tots Foundation, a huge success, collecting over $50,000 dollars worth of toys.
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Friday, December 24, 2010
H. L. Mencken
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"Nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public." Sent with Reeder
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5 Tips For Handling An Estate Collection Of Coins
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The Biggest CEO Mistakes of 2010
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The American economy continued to recover in 2010, helping businesses generate record profits and create $1.9 trillion in untapped cash on their collective balance sheets. Of course, some companies did better than others. In this interview with Sydney Fin Sent with Reeder
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White House Warns of Possible Holiday Terror Attack
Merry Christmas - be safe.
Terrorism News - Topix
Just days before Christmas, the White House asked Americans to be vigilant this holiday season, warning of a possible -- though unspecified -- terror threat from al Qaeda.
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Apple Patent App Details Antennas Behind the Apple Logo
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Apple is a patent filing machine as are many tech firms today. The latest patent app to surface from Apple actually has the name of many of the members of the iPhone team on it. Once the app is approved it will get the Apple name applied to the final patent. The app was filed last year.
The patent app outlines a way that Apple wants to put antennas for various things behind logos on their gear. That means that your future iPhone antenna might be behind the Apple logo on the back of the phone.
According to the app the antennas will be used on notebooks, phones, and other devices. The design allows for multiple uses like GSM, WiFi, and GPS with the same behind the logo design. I don’t care where the antenna is as long as it works all the time.
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Mayo Clinic Announces Beanie Baby Plush Toy Depicting Dr. Jack the Helping Dog
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Mayo Clinic announces the sale of a Beanie Baby plush toy depicting Dr. Jack, canine hero of the recently published children's book, Let's Visit Mayo Clinic with Dr. Jack the Helping Dog. Sent with Reeder
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Thursday, December 23, 2010
Researchers Find Gene That Protects Against Dementia in High-risk Individuals
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International research team finds genetic factor that may protect against dementia in some individuals. Sent with Reeder
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The Need To Know About Composting
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