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Google launches video search engine (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Web search giant Google is bringing television content to users via its video search engine, Google Video, which was launched by the company on Tuesday. |
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Nokia releases free 3D Snakes game for N-Gage (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Nokia today launched a 3D version of the verable Snakes for the N-Gage. This is not the average N-Gage title--it's free (a registration is required). N-Gage owners can download the game from snakesoutbreak.com starting today. A review of the title is available from All About N-Gage and it is very positive. |
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Expressing Anger (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Most people don't think about anger when they swat a mosquito. Most people wouldn't think that calling a friend when they are lonely or needing company as a use of their anger. They wouldn't consider that looking for a new job when they are unhappy with their current job as being an act of power. And how many people think that taking a bath to relax when they are stressed out is an angry behavior? |
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Lunch (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - I had a chance to buy lunch for a fellow who has been beta testing the pre-releases of Tasks (and sending in some great bug reports). It's always nice to be able to say "thank you". I stopped at Starbucks after to try the Chantico. The Bluetooth modem/Dell 700m combo is very nice for portable work like this. It's no 12" PowerBook, but it does the job. |
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Best Books of 2004 (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Our editors and reviewers have kept their lists throughout the year, and have selected the books that they believe are the best of 2004. These are the books that had that "special something" that made them stand out. 2004 was an interesting year for books. Nonfiction titles did especially well, with scores of political books hitting the bestseller lists. Graphic novels continued to gain mainstream acceptance; |
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Booker Prize Judge Infuriates Just About Everyone (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - The Telegraph reports that just hours after academic and biographer John Sutherland was announced as being the chairman of judges for the 2005 Booker Prize, there were numerous calls for his resignation. Sutherland, not known for his tact, violated a cardinal rule of literary prizes: the deliberations must be kept a secret. In 1999, the Booker Prize committee chose J. M. |
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Oprah Unhappy With Clarkson Potter (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Oprah Winfrey's "My Favorite Things" is one of the show's most popular episodes and manufacturers lobby hard to land a spot on the coveted list of items that Oprah just can't do without. The New York Post reports that Clarkson Potter, an imprint of Random House refused to cooperate when Oprah wanted to feature one of their books in last year's Christmas show. Oprah tells TV trade magazine Broadcasting and Cable what happened. "There was this book that somebody had given to me, a book called The Way We Live [by Stafford Cliff and Gilles de Chabaneix]." "It was a great coffee-table book, and it had pictures from all over the world of different homes and how people live in all these different homes. |
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President won't add 2,000 border agents (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Ah, today's "Sun to shine tomorrow" post: Despite his signing a bill authorizing 2,000 new border agents, President Bush will not ask Congress for enough money to fund them. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge told... |
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Rowling's New Edition (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Anonymous Patron writes "Yahoo! News - Rowling's New Edition The mega-selling Potter mastermind gave birth to a baby girl Sunday in Scotland. "Both parents are thrilled, and mother and baby are doing well," Rowling's British publisher, Bloomsbury, said Monday. There was no immediate word on the child's name or her birth stats, but a spokesperson for Edinburgh Royal Infirmary said Rowling and newborn were doing well and checked out Monday." |
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Salinas libraries to begin closing in March (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Anonymous Patron writes "The Monterey County Herald Reports The Salinas libraries will start closing in March, according to a draft schedule released to library employees by the city administration. The City Council reluctantly decided to shutter the libraries to help balance the city's budget, setting the city up for considerable negative publicity that seems sure to intensify when the libraries start closing." |
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LIB Awarded for Protecting Privacy of Patrons (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - search-engines-web.com writes "westernfrontonline.com reports: After not disclosing library patrons' privacy to the FBI, the Whatcom County Library System received the 2004 Robert B. Downs Intellectual Freedom Award. |
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Not all's fun in games (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Online gamers, beware: There's a Net threat out to steal your personal data. Parents--Playboy's new game isn't for junior's playtime. |
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Not all's fun in games (Jan 25 2005 18:59 GMT) - Online gamers, beware: There's a Net threat out to steal your personal data. Parents--Playboy's new game isn't for junior's playtime. |
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Best Manchester band of all time ? (Jan 25 2005 18:58 GMT) - Who is the best Manchester band of all time? The recent debate about the greatest Scottish band of all time got us thinking. What other regions have such a rich and varied musical history that there would be several serious contenders for the title Best Band Ever From…? While the Liverpool argument would almost certainly be finished by the phrase “Two words: The Beatles†and Ireland could only ever really come up with the answer “U2â€, the Manchester scene has been so fertile over the years that the merest mention of it in the office prompted a near-riot. |
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Caloun iski viisi maalia Tshekin liigassa (Jan 25 2005 18:58 GMT) - Jääkiekkoilija Jan Caloun, 32, taitaa edelleen maalinteon. Tshekkihyökkääjä viimeisteli peräti viisi maalia, kun Litvinov päihitti Tshekin mestaruussarjassa Dukla Jihlavan 8-5 (3-0, 3-2, 2-3). |
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amGOD resurfaces on newly launched Celtic Circle Productions label (Jan 25 2005 18:57 GMT) - "Half Rotten and Decayed" is the title of a limited Amgod 3CD+DVD boxset to be released on Celtic Circle. And for those that have been around for several years in this scene, eltic Circle Productions is not unknown, in the past the label was responsible for launching bands such as Implant,... |
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Best of for Northern Territories (Jan 25 2005 18:57 GMT) - A ‘Best Of’ Northern Territories including 13 songs (plus one bonus track) out of the 15-years history’ of this Swedish electro-act has now been released. John Alexander Ericson’s project Northern Territories released only 3 albums in 15 years but each one got quite some attention from the specialized media.... |
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Nurse With Wound digs even deeper in vaults (Jan 25 2005 18:57 GMT) - Some artists keep on digging up material from their archives, endlessly so it seems. The ‘band’ around Steve Stapleton now presents 3 new releases. The releases come after World Serpent's "Angry Eelectric Finger-Spitch Cock One" Compilation CD with one track by each artist as pre-taster. The full length... |
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Barking Back to Prozac (Jan 25 2005 18:57 GMT) - Buried inside the Daily News' report on dogs in Brooklyn Heights being electrified by faulty Con Ed wiring is this:... |
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Sony PSP Joke (Jan 25 2005 18:57 GMT) - so there was this priest, a rabbi, paris hilton, and a psp were all walking to the store, and the psp ran out of batteries halfway there.... Sorry, I couldn't resist. (We'll have some jokes for other systems in the future.) Thanks Charlie! |
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