I have to agree with Freedomworks (the people who brought you teabaggers) on this. Foes can sometimes turn into friends while fighting a common enenmy.
Face it, with Newsday, NY Times going to the pay to read model and with the rest of News Corp papers doing the same I think this is the direction the rest of the industry is headed. Though I believe a simpler way to pay would be to have an aggregator like Google charge us for the news and distribute the revenues to the individual content providers whenever I click on the feeds. At the same time, if I prefer to go freebie, I would get the same (but lower quality?) news from one of the other sources all grouped under the same subject.
I know that N*Star already provides an option in Mass. of getting your energy from wind turbines for a smaller fee. I just hope other companies follow suit.
The last decade heralded the smart cellphone revolution. Cellphones with more and more features including camera, bluetooth, wireless, PDA yada yada.
I think what we are witnessing here is the beginning of the camera revolution. Smart cameras with wireless capabilities. Soon we shall see direct integration with social networks, ability to communicate over Skype etc. Innovation from the other end of the spectrum.
Delighted to see MS squirmin'
But they ain't wrigglin'
Cause they leaked 7 on the Bay
Seen sunshine and made hay
Now bloggers are talkin 'bout
That the new OS is out
But I see a frown
Cause their computer is down!
Could it be that because of the bad economy those things on the farther ends of the tails which were more cheap and more available before aren't so anymore?
Apple should really be slapped for repeatedly misrepresenting [brej.org] their products
Who doesn't? Went to Wendy's the other day and got a #2 combo because it looked pretty awesome on the order board. Got back to the office and opened it up to discover something pretty gross looking, a mash of squashed bun and grey meat. Yum. This isn't a rare case, and is pretty much the norm of advertising.
Lol, reminds me of the first time I came to the US. I saw these Taco Bell ads on TV with their mucho cheesy, huge taco leaving you full for just $2.99! I went to the nearest Taco Bell only to encounter these measly looking tacos and horrible service. I believe I went fast food restaurant hopping that night from Taco Bell to Wendy's to Burger King to McDonald's.
'To who it may concern. Please use the below username and password to inform the other posters at AlbinoAmazonAmputeeLovers.com of my sad demise.'
Do it Da Vinci Code style. Lie naked in you pool of blood leaving them clues about Leonardo's paintings! It will be like an Easter Egg chase only everyone will be sad and miserable...
In the 1800s, members of the royal society had some Mammoth steaks from a frozen beast found in the permafrost in Siberia. They said it tasted like chicken.
That is so 1800s. They find a fine specimen and WHAT do they do? Eat it...
(shakes head disapprovingly)
What's preventing Microsoft and open source world from understanding these "sophisticated" attacks and hardening their respective operating systems against them?
Slashdot Mirror
Seen already.
...but can we do something about it?
I have to agree with Freedomworks (the people who brought you teabaggers) on this. Foes can sometimes turn into friends while fighting a common enenmy.
Face it, with Newsday, NY Times going to the pay to read model and with the rest of News Corp papers doing the same I think this is the direction the rest of the industry is headed. Though I believe a simpler way to pay would be to have an aggregator like Google charge us for the news and distribute the revenues to the individual content providers whenever I click on the feeds. At the same time, if I prefer to go freebie, I would get the same (but lower quality?) news from one of the other sources all grouped under the same subject.
Unlike traditional TV where you need ratings like Nielsen, to get advertisers, Hulu could just show the traffic that comes to their site.
In Soviet Russia, ISS facilities use you!
As long as it doesn't collide with another satellite. :)
OMG - JP Morgan!
First Clue - Saroj Hariprashad
Second - Jamie Dimon is the CEO of JP Morgan!
My past two jobs were ended with
:)
"I don't know half you half as well as I should like and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."
It always leaves a little mystery.
UPS and generator in a box
Now, what can brown do for you?
Due to budget cuts and to save on fuel costs, Axel is designed to climb up Mt. Everest and blast off to outer space from there.
I know that N*Star already provides an option in Mass. of getting your energy from wind turbines for a smaller fee. I just hope other companies follow suit.
If anyone wants to read what the Alliance To Save Nantucket Sound wants to say about this, it's here.
I hear Bill O'Reilly is moving to Mass. to 'bloviate'.
The last decade heralded the smart cellphone revolution. Cellphones with more and more features including camera, bluetooth, wireless, PDA yada yada.
I think what we are witnessing here is the beginning of the camera revolution. Smart cameras with wireless capabilities. Soon we shall see direct integration with social networks, ability to communicate over Skype etc. Innovation from the other end of the spectrum.
Or does the anchorwoman have a head shaped like an onion?
Flamebait? It was supposed to be funny!
Delighted to see MS squirmin'
But they ain't wrigglin'
Cause they leaked 7 on the Bay
Seen sunshine and made hay
Now bloggers are talkin 'bout
That the new OS is out
But I see a frown
Cause their computer is down!
Could it be that because of the bad economy those things on the farther ends of the tails which were more cheap and more available before aren't so anymore?
"The Wall Street Journal asks How Apple Could Survive Without Steve Jobs
That's not a question. It's a statement - or a hypothesis at best.
Does it fix this?
Who doesn't? Went to Wendy's the other day and got a #2 combo because it looked pretty awesome on the order board. Got back to the office and opened it up to discover something pretty gross looking, a mash of squashed bun and grey meat. Yum. This isn't a rare case, and is pretty much the norm of advertising.
Lol, reminds me of the first time I came to the US. I saw these Taco Bell ads on TV with their mucho cheesy, huge taco leaving you full for just $2.99! I went to the nearest Taco Bell only to encounter these measly looking tacos and horrible service. I believe I went fast food restaurant hopping that night from Taco Bell to Wendy's to Burger King to McDonald's.
Let's just say I learnt my lesson well.
'To who it may concern. Please use the below username and password to inform the other posters at AlbinoAmazonAmputeeLovers.com of my sad demise.'
Do it Da Vinci Code style. Lie naked in you pool of blood leaving them clues about Leonardo's paintings! It will be like an Easter Egg chase only everyone will be sad and miserable...
In the 1800s, members of the royal society had some Mammoth steaks from a frozen beast found in the permafrost in Siberia. They said it tasted like chicken.
That is so 1800s. They find a fine specimen and WHAT do they do? Eat it ...
(shakes head disapprovingly)
What's preventing Microsoft and open source world from understanding these "sophisticated" attacks and hardening their respective operating systems against them?
NASA will use his research to help train potential astronauts.
It's okay Richard, just try opening the helmet for few seconds.