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Monday, July 17, 2006
Thursday, May 18, 2006
Viceland.com - DOs and DON'Ts
Viceland.com - DOs and DON'Ts We've been pushing these girls for a long time now. Slightly fucked-in-the-head 80s moms that mine out great square shit (her belt is holding its own hand), but still get wrecked and fall down the stairs. Kind of like trannies if they were less crazy and not ugly dudes.
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Monday, May 01, 2006
Gary Shapiro and the CEA take a stand - Engadget
Gary Shapiro and the CEA take a stand - Engadget: "Shapiro's on a crusade now, people, to tackle what he perceives as some very serious issues plaguing the
industry today, like big content's apparent enforcement of copyright as property law, and the 'gross extension of
copyright protection' keeping work from entering the public domain."
industry today, like big content's apparent enforcement of copyright as property law, and the 'gross extension of
copyright protection' keeping work from entering the public domain."
Monday, April 24, 2006
WIFI in SoBe
WIFI - technical details The City of Miami Beach recently entered into an agreement with IBM to install a secure citywide wireless broadband network, also known as WiFi (wireless fidelity), to support public safety and other government use and also provide free hot zones citywide for public access. A pilot program was tested over the last couple of months and everyone should look forward to the citywide installation and coverage this summer.
Sunday, April 23, 2006
BBC NEWS | Technology | Why life offline has its virtues
BBC NEWS | Technology | Why life offline has its virtues: "It's this sort of network-based integration based around open standards, published program interfaces and a flexible business model that sets the new services apart from the older, more monolithic and closed, offerings of two or three years ago.
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For MySpace, Making Friends Was Easy. Big Profit Is Tougher. - New York Times
For MySpace, Making Friends Was Easy. Big Profit Is Tougher. - New York Times: "She added that MySpace had become a main way to stay in touch with her friends. While she does not use the site to meet people, it has become part of the dating ritual. 'When you meet someone, the question is not 'What's your number?' ' she said. 'It's 'What's your MySpace?' '"
For MySpace, Making Friends Was Easy. Big Profit Is Tougher. - New York Times
For MySpace, Making Friends Was Easy. Big Profit Is Tougher. - New York Times: "She added that MySpace had become a main way to stay in touch with her friends. While she does not use the site to meet people, it has become part of the dating ritual. 'When you meet someone, the question is not 'What's your number?' ' she said. 'It's 'What's your MySpace?' '"
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
BBC NEWS | Health | Sex cues ruin men's decisiveness
BBC NEWS | Health | Sex cues ruin men's decisiveness: "Catching sight of a pretty woman really is enough to throw a man's decision-making skills into disarray, a study suggests."
The men's testosterone levels were also tested - by comparing the length of the men's index finger compared to their ring finger.
If the ring finger is longest, it indicates a high testosterone level.
Monday, April 17, 2006
Sunday, April 16, 2006
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Whiskey and Gunpowder Whiskey & Gunpowder was born as a free e-newsletter for Strategic Investment, but took on a life of its own.
Editor Dan Denning describes Whiskey & Gunpowder as "an outlet for that segment of my macro-economic and geopolitical writings that don't steer directly toward portfolio recommendations...you know, the type of open analysis I used to post on my blogs..."
Together, with Jim Amrhein (who focuses on personal liberties), Byron King (who writes about big-picture economics with historic and geologic intertwinings), Mike Shedlock (who knows an awful lot about banking and real estate), Greg Grillot (who contemplates similarities between the markets and a variety of historical events) and a select few esteemed guest essayists, this groundbreaking e-letter, Whiskey & Gunpowder, covers the spectrum of the many factors that affect economics including, but not limited to politics, technology, nature, history, and anything else our writers could possibly dream up.
Editor Dan Denning describes Whiskey & Gunpowder as "an outlet for that segment of my macro-economic and geopolitical writings that don't steer directly toward portfolio recommendations...you know, the type of open analysis I used to post on my blogs..."
Together, with Jim Amrhein (who focuses on personal liberties), Byron King (who writes about big-picture economics with historic and geologic intertwinings), Mike Shedlock (who knows an awful lot about banking and real estate), Greg Grillot (who contemplates similarities between the markets and a variety of historical events) and a select few esteemed guest essayists, this groundbreaking e-letter, Whiskey & Gunpowder, covers the spectrum of the many factors that affect economics including, but not limited to politics, technology, nature, history, and anything else our writers could possibly dream up.
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Monday, April 10, 2006
Throw away your TV Video Archive
Throw away your TV Video Archive Bill Maher Monologue April 7 -- really fing good one.
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