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Archive for October, 2008

Ares Destiny comes with a very nasty friend!

Thursday, October 30th, 2008

It is almost always the case the free is good. It is also the case, according to the old saying, that nothing in life is free. It would be a leap of logic (and an incorrect one) to surmise from these two statements that nothing in life is good, but that would be trite and [...]

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An introduction to touch screen systems

Sunday, October 26th, 2008

Having just tried its hand at developing a digital music player, Microsoft is working on something new: digital furniture.
The company plans to unveil a touch screen computer today called Microsoft Surface, featuring a 30-inch screen embedded in an acrylic tabletop. The device’s electronic guts are hidden in the low-slung table’s thick pedestal.
At first glance, Surface [...]

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Information about downloading Ares

Saturday, October 25th, 2008

I spend most of my day making websites. I program the code, I design the graphics and I write the text. As are most techno-minded people, I’m an avid file sharer and I use P2P file sharing software – like Ares Vista – on a fairly regular basis. I am pretty confident that I know [...]

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Acai, Anthocyanins, and the French paradox
Have you ever seen beautiful purple flowers? How about a deep red grape or a bright red Fuji apple? If you answered yes (and if you said no – stop reading this article and go out and enjoy nature more!) then you have seen anthocyanins. Anthocyanins are flavonoid pigments that [...]

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If I were to describe a typical Republican, I would say he (or she) would be against same sex marriage, against abortion, for preemptive military action, eager to explore untapped wilderness regions for fossil fuels, and a card carrying member of the NRA.
I have just described Sarah Palin, John McCain’s choice for running mate in [...]

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Trusting the Internet is a very difficult – and very dangerous – thing to do. The wonderful thing about the web is that it is such an open and easily accessible medium on which to air your views and opinions. The bad thing about the web is that it is such an open and easily [...]

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I definitely recommend Think and Grow Rich

Thursday, October 16th, 2008

Overhearing a conversion on Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill recently, my curiosity was sparked when the conversation turned to sex. Well it didn’t actually turn to sex, per se, but to the sex content of Think and Grow Rich. As I said at the time: I have owned this book for nearly a [...]

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Pimp out your iPhone with iPhone accessories

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008

Yesterday I had a bit of a revelation. I was walking through town, innocently shopping for some clothes for my little sister’s baby girl, when I glanced through the window of a gadget shop and saw, there in front of my eyes, an iPhone. Its crystal clear screen and sleek, sexy lines stared right out [...]

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Free Music Downloads

Friday, October 10th, 2008

The music industry as a whole has seen some interesting developments over the past few months. The surge of free music downloads – of both the legal and illegal variety – combined with the death knell for CD sales across the world. Business such as We7 have offered unparalleled access to free music downloads supported [...]

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gPhone is more useful than iPhone

Wednesday, October 8th, 2008

If you want to email, chat and get maps on your phone, then join the queue. You’ll probably be thinking that you need and iPhone, but that’s not necessarily the case. In fact, for a much lower price tag you might even find that you can soon pick up the latest sexy gadget from Google [...]

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