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Current News for April 15, 2008
2008 Trends to Watch - Green IT is the Complete and Comprehensive Guide on Latest Trends in the Green IT Space (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 04:30:00 PDT
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of "2008 Trends to Watch: Green IT" to their offering.
Facebook’s Lexicon shows trends among its 70 million users
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 15:02:55 PDT
Facebook — and bear with me, because I’ve somehow already written three Facebook-related stories today — is launching an interesting new service for measuring what’s popular with its 70 million unique visitors, worldwide. It’s called Lexicon (here), and it analyzes popular words that appear in semi-public “walls” (also known as message boards), on personal profile pages, group pages and event pages. The chart collects words from across millions of wall posts each day and displays changes in wo
News is a social event for my generation
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 13:28:11 PDT
I don’t thumb through the newspaper. No one ever says to me, “did you see that story in the paper yesterday?” No, if someone wants me to read a story, he or she will send me it. And then we’ll discuss it.
Nette's Layouts
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:02:43 PDT
This is a website created for fans of the hit t.v. show, "The Office". It's the ultimate source for ALL things Office. We have many "The Office" MySpace layouts. We also have many graphics created by Office fans that you can use on any website or your personal pages such as Facebook, MySpace, etc. We update with current Office news daily.
How juicy political legends and myths like “Hidden Agenda” are written
Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:58:11 PDT
How juicy political legends and myths like “Hidden Agenda” are written 1. As a general matter, simply watch the state-owned CBC Newsworld channel or any of a number of other liberal media outlets. Legends and myths appear as if out of nowhere. For example, just now: On the CBC Newsworld channel, in the middle of the newscast, a guest expert on all things political, Susan Delacourt, a political columnist from the liberal-left’s Toronto Star, suggested that Prime Minister Harper is an “unf
Escambia inmate still on the lam | pnj.com | Pensacola News
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:33:46 PDT
Sigh.
Statistics underline new tourism trends (Bangkok Post - Thailand's English news)
Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:43:49 PDT
The statistical profile of Thailand's visitor arrivals in 2007, just made public, clearly indicates six major trends that will affect existing and future marketing and development plans.
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 04:30:00 PDT
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of "2008 Trends to Watch: Green IT" to their offering.
Facebook’s Lexicon shows trends among its 70 million users
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 15:02:55 PDT
Facebook — and bear with me, because I’ve somehow already written three Facebook-related stories today — is launching an interesting new service for measuring what’s popular with its 70 million unique visitors, worldwide. It’s called Lexicon (here), and it analyzes popular words that appear in semi-public “walls” (also known as message boards), on personal profile pages, group pages and event pages. The chart collects words from across millions of wall posts each day and displays changes in wo
News is a social event for my generation
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 13:28:11 PDT
I don’t thumb through the newspaper. No one ever says to me, “did you see that story in the paper yesterday?” No, if someone wants me to read a story, he or she will send me it. And then we’ll discuss it.
Nette's Layouts
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:02:43 PDT
This is a website created for fans of the hit t.v. show, "The Office". It's the ultimate source for ALL things Office. We have many "The Office" MySpace layouts. We also have many graphics created by Office fans that you can use on any website or your personal pages such as Facebook, MySpace, etc. We update with current Office news daily.
How juicy political legends and myths like “Hidden Agenda” are written
Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:58:11 PDT
How juicy political legends and myths like “Hidden Agenda” are written 1. As a general matter, simply watch the state-owned CBC Newsworld channel or any of a number of other liberal media outlets. Legends and myths appear as if out of nowhere. For example, just now: On the CBC Newsworld channel, in the middle of the newscast, a guest expert on all things political, Susan Delacourt, a political columnist from the liberal-left’s Toronto Star, suggested that Prime Minister Harper is an “unf
Escambia inmate still on the lam | pnj.com | Pensacola News
Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:33:46 PDT
Sigh.
Statistics underline new tourism trends (Bangkok Post - Thailand's English news)
Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:43:49 PDT
The statistical profile of Thailand's visitor arrivals in 2007, just made public, clearly indicates six major trends that will affect existing and future marketing and development plans.
Last night's CMT Music Awards�the country-music television network's version of its sister network MTV's Video Music Awards�veered into "a little more than slightly excruciating" territory when co-host Miley Cyrus tripped her way through a Taylor Swift intro in which she talked about texting the glittery-guitar-hoisting country protege incessantly, an endless setup to what would be one of many "ha ha, Dad, I'm paying your bills!" zingers that the Hannah Montana star sent in the direction of her father/svengali, "Achy Breaky Heart" singer Billy Ray Cyrus. (Yes, he performed the line dance that sent him and his mullet to stardom back in 1992, the same year his cash cow was sired.) The opening skit, in which Trace Adkins and his really greasy mop tried currying favor with everyone from Donald Trump to the three remaining Presidential candidates in order to get passes to the show, also mined that route; its final punchline was that Billy Ray was making extra scratch by scalping tickets, which were of course hot properties because of his daughter's presence. That girl is going to be so messed up in three years. Full list of winners�which includes three awards for Kellie Pickler, two for Taylor Swift, and one for that super-creepy video where Jon Bon Jovi and Leann Rimes make out�after the jump.
