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- One of the missing ingredients in Google's growing Web Office suite is a CRM component. While there is little sign yet of Google providing CRM, a small startup called Etelos has done just that. Etelos has launched a new product called CRMforGoogle, which is a web-based CRM tool that integrates very... |
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- Ranger Joe's offers the Under Armour Men's Tactical Full T-Shirt in size L and in Brown only for $9.99. With $3.95 for shipping, that's $15 off and...(more) |
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- Feel free to use our Purim banners on your site. An acknowledgement is appreciated. Enjoy! http://samsonblinded. |
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- Study of 3-year-olds found diets got worse as viewing time rose The more time 3-year-olds spend glued to the television, the worse their diet will be, a new study reveals. The link between TV watching and a poor diet was evident on a per-hour basis, with each additional hour of viewing translating into… read more at HealthScout. |
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- Jajjaa "los hackers"... |
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- Police begin a murder investigation after a man is found dead in his car after his vehicle had collided with a tree. |
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Gucci Gucci (Feb 28 2007 23:39 GMT) - wie geil ist das denn? Fischmarkt: Dieser Schweizer Schönling [siehe Foto auf Fischmarkt, einige behaupten, dass es sich aufgrund der Ähnlichkeiten um Don Alphonso handelt] hat eine eigenwillige Interpretation von User Generated Content: |
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- Update to 2.03.9. Major new features include updated boilerplate requirements and reference status checking (to check if the referenced documents will block the advancement of this one) |
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- Metroblogging DC: Metro Mess Results in Evening Walk. In which I walk home late at night because of "NO SIGN DATA" on the Green Line. (tags: dc metro metblogs) James Cameron is really smart. |
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- New SpamtaLoad Worm is Starting to Spread Rapidly, Says Report. "This type of malicious code is not usually the end in itself." [GT: Security and Privacy] |
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- When five autonomous vehicles, including the Stanford Racing Team's winning entry "Stanley," finished the 2005 Grand Challenge in the still Nevada desert, they passed a milestone of artificial intelligence. The robots in the 2007 Urban Challenge, however, will have to handle traffic. It is a tougher test that calls for a new generation of technology. Enter "Junior," the Stanford Racing Team's new brainchild. |
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- Fox Fury claims that the MF 1000 -- no relation to the BFG -- LED flashlight is the brightest ever at 1000-lumens, throwing the equivalent of a 60-watt lightbulb into a beam pattern as tighter than a spotlight. That generous and brilliant output makes it appropriate for rescue spotting puppies adrift in storm-swollen rivers at up to 600-feet, or blinding friends with a bit of point-blank tomfoolery. The shock, fire, and water resistant aluminum case houses a 9-LED array and 15 lithium CR123 cells that last a mere hour in full power mode. (Or 3 hours in 3 LED mode.) Yours for $1000. |
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- Back in the good old days of the PSP, when it first received if's flash-enabled browser, various developers started working very hard on making their games compatible with the PSP's interface. Today, the same thing is happening with the Wii and it's Opera... |
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- This is a stormwater drain in Turner: Note that there's a tide mark at least half a metre *above* the concrete edge of the drain. The official rain gauges were mostly offset from the centre of the "Supercell", and we've all seen the pictures of 12' of ice on the ground 8 hours after the storm. [...] |
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- Relax, and Get Paid for What You Think!! Online Companies will pay YOU from $5 to $125 for Each Survey! Get paid to participate in online focus groups $50 to |
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- The Department of Homeland Security is testing a data-mining program that would attempt to spot terrorists by combing vast amounts of information about average Americans, such as flight and hotel reservations. Similar to a Pentagon program killed by Congress in 2003 over concerns about civil liberties, the new program could take effect as soon as next year.But researchers testing the system are likely to already have violated privacy laws by reviewing real information, instead of fake data, according to a source familiar with a congressional investigation into the $42.5 million program.Bearing the unwieldy name Analysis, Dissemination, Visualization, Insight and Semantic Enhancement (ADVISE), the program is on the cutting edge of analytical technology that applies mathematical algorithms to uncover hidden relationships in data. |
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- BenQ Mobile, the short-lived mobile arm of BenQ, is bankrupt (or should that be BenQrupt?!) Worse, German adminstrators can't find anyone to buy the business, either as a whole or in parts. Their solution? Sell its assets on eBay! Yes, you read correctly - eBay! |
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- TV Reviews: Cleverly using "American Idol" as a launching pad, Fox generated enormous sampling of this new gameshow, which is really just a means of using a pithy title to try, yet again, to replicate the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" phenomenon. |
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Robin Hood (Feb 28 2007 23:36 GMT) - TV Reviews: In many respects, the BBC's "Robin Hood" feels like a throwback to the classic Disney adventures of the 1950s, where Zorro or the Swamp Fox would battle the same assortment of ruthless but semi-inept villains week after week, while the music worked extra hard to obscure the relatively chintzy budgets and action sequences. |
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