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COSTS OF AIRPORT EXPANSION OUTWEIGH THE BENEFITS, SAYS NEW REPORT (Sep 21 2006 23:59 GMT) - The costs of airport expansion outweigh the economic benefits, new research by Friends of the Earth reveals today. The environmental campaign group is calling on the Government to scrap its plans to allow airport expansion when it reviews progress on the White Paper later this year. |
Cruel.Com
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Families Value Paul R. Nelson (Sep 21 2006 23:58 GMT) - Cruel.Com endorses Paul Nelson in Wisconsin's third Congressional district, a former Marine and real-estate broker running his first political campaign who advocates airport screening for people wearing turbans. Unless the Democrats bribe us with a carton of smokes. |
World Music Central
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SoundRave in Arizona Showcases Native American music, Latin Sounds, Hip Hop and Reggae (Sep 21 2006 23:57 GMT) - Tempe (Arizona), USA - In connection with Native American Recognition Days (NARD), the Herberger College of Fine Arts Band Program and ASU Gammage hosts SoundRave, a musical showcase featuring Native, Latino, Hip Hop and Reggae bands. SoundRave includes a headlining performance by the Black Lodge Singers , a pow-wow group from Washington state as well as a “battle of the bands.” Held on the lawn at ASU Gammage, three local bands (To Be Announced) compete in a “battle of the bands.” The competing bands will perform Native, Latino and Reggae music. |
Nordic Wireless Watch
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SingHealth develops mobile solution (Sep 21 2006 23:55 GMT) - Ericsson, Parkway Hospital and SingHealth have signed a collaboration agreement to deploy Ericsson Mobile Health solution for the remote patient monitoring in the Changi General and Gleneagles Hospitals in Singapore. |
Sucking less, on a budget
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HD blogs (Sep 21 2006 23:53 GMT) - I've found two really great blogs for staying on top of Home Theater and HD news: http://www.hdbeat.com/ http: |
The Agonist - thoughtful, global, timely
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Free Speech Is Expensive (Sep 21 2006 23:52 GMT) - Yes, we have free speech in America. Our First Amendment is still fit and trim, although it's had a few punches thrown at it lately. That's one of the great things about America: we are free to say what ever we wish without fear of governmental consequences. Notice the parsing of my words, there, however. |
T1 Rex's Business Telecom Explainer
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Multiple T1 Line Networks (Sep 21 2006 23:49 GMT) - What's the best way to interconnect multiple business locations? Private T1 lines are far superior to "best effort" digital lines such as DSL or Cable connecting to the Internet, and even dedicated Internet connections. Why? Because you have exclusive use of the network. Say your organization has a main office and a dozen substantial locations for retail sales, design, warehousing, |
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Samsung D807 Slim Slider for Cingular (Sep 21 2006 23:49 GMT) - How do you make a cell phone with a large display and lots of capability both easy to use and easy to carry? You build it as a slider. That's what Samsung has done with its model D807 multimedia phone for Cingular Wireless. Closed, it's sleek and compact. Open, you have access to the dial pad for making calls. |
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BlackBerry Pearl is a Wireless Gem (Sep 21 2006 23:49 GMT) - No need to shuck oysters to find the BlackBerry Pearl. The pearl of the latest BlackBerry mobile device is a trackball navigation device mounted conveniently above the keyboard. This pearl trackball replaces the scroll wheel used on previous BlackBerry devices. Owners of earlier BlackBerry models, such as the venerable 7200 or 8700 series, will notice another astounding difference. This |
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Palm Treo 700p vs 700w Smartphone Comparison (Sep 21 2006 23:49 GMT) - Verizon Wireless offer two models of the Palm Treo 700 smartphones. Both work as cell phones using the Verizon CDMA 800 and 1900 band network. Both also tap the power of Verizon's extensive EV-DO broadband cellular network for data downloads up to 700 Kbps. They even look identical at a casual glance. But there are some differences that might make a difference in which model you choose. |
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A Thousand VARs Can't Be Wrong (Sep 21 2006 23:49 GMT) - Telarus, parent company of Shop For T1 and the VAR Network, has just gone over the 1,000 mark in recruiting VARs or Value Added Resellers according to Chief Technical Officer Patrick Oborn. An amazing achievement in a telecommunications industry dominated by fiercely independent small business owners. So what is the magic that compels telephone system installers and network consultants to become |
Instapundit.com
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A SPACE SCOOP LIVEBLOGGED FROM ... (Sep 21 2006 23:48 GMT) - A SPACE SCOOP LIVEBLOGGED FROM RAND SIMBERG: Bigelow announced at lunch that he will be putting up a three-person space station in late 2009 or early 2010, about fifty percent bigger than an ISS module. He is putting up a destination in hopes that the transportation will come along (and... |
Instapundit.com
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A SPACE SCOOP LIVEBLOGGED FROM ... (Sep 21 2006 23:48 GMT) - A SPACE SCOOP LIVEBLOGGED FROM RAND SIMBERG: Bigelow announced at lunch that he will be putting up a three-person space station in late 2009 or early 2010, about fifty percent bigger than an ISS module. He is putting up a destination in hopes that the transportation will come along (and... |
Gizmodo
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Plantraco's Carbon Butterfly Remote Control Plane (Sep 21 2006 23:45 GMT) - At 3.6 grams, this Carbon Butterfly is the lightest RC plane in the world. And because it's made out of Carbon Fiber, it's got the strength of steel but the flexibility of a 14-year-old gymnast. It has a range of 400 feet, and is directed by a 4xAA RC remote control. It's a little pricey at $300, but it also includes a carrying case. |
Cayos.com
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Ariel Rebel Laundry Room (Sep 21 2006 23:45 GMT) - ¤ Twistys ¤ Stormy Friday ¤ Kylie Teen ¤ Twistys ¤ Ariel Rebel Laundry Room I never do laundry, styling odd socks and stained shorts daily. Ariel Rebel doesn't get down with that though, she gets her kicks from the good vibrations. Check her out washing crud from her pants in today's gallery. I think maybe some of these solo girls have a cleaning fetish, they're always washing something, taking a bath or having a shower. Cleaning up their act. |
World Music Central
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Don Walser, Country Music Yodler Dies at 72 (Sep 21 2006 23:44 GMT) - Don Walser, a master yodler and traditional country music artist, passed away at 1:30pm on September 20, 2006, due to complications from diabetes; 6 days after his 72nd birthday. Don is survived by his wife of 55 years Pat, two daughters Janey and Donna, and two sons Michael and Al. More later. |
Us Computer Shop
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Cell phone deal (Sep 21 2006 23:39 GMT) - Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on Motorola V60c. Compare … Motorola V60c - The Best Cellular Phone Ever Made May 22 ‘02 (Updated May 24 ‘02) … |
The Truth Laid Bear
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Tracking the Crisis: Open News Aggregation (Sep 21 2006 23:38 GMT) - After a whole day of testing, the Middle East conflict tracking page has gotten yet another overall. The 'page' is now an entire section, consisting of: The Blogs View : the original page aggregating blog posts The Map View: the... |
The Truth Laid Bear
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Mapping Mideast Bloggers (Sep 21 2006 23:38 GMT) - After a rather hurried afternoon and evening of a) learning Microsoft's Virtual Earth API, and b) Figuring out how to twist and bend it into the shapes I wanted, I've managed to integrate TTLB's Middle East blog tracking with Virtual... |
The Truth Laid Bear
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International Talk Like Apu Day! (Sep 21 2006 23:38 GMT) - Given the date, and in honor of Joe Biden*, I declare that today, everyone must talk like Apu. Consider it an Indian version of Talk-Like-A-Pirate-Day. Now, to the Kwik-E-Mart I must go! * ""You CANNOT go to a 7-11 ...... |
The Truth Laid Bear
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Fight DDOS with DGOS? (Sep 21 2006 23:38 GMT) - Glenn reports that Jeff Goldstein is suffering another DDOS attack, limiting access to the Protein Wisdom we all crave. I agree with the Instafellow: this is indeed getting out of hand. So I have a thought. It seems that what... |
The Truth Laid Bear
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two percent solution? (Sep 21 2006 23:38 GMT) - Glenn points out a fellow who notes the potential of solar energy: "If 2 percent of the continental United States were covered with photovoltaic systems with a net efficiency of 10 percent, we would be able to supply all the... |
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