Review of Brazen Careerist - The New Rules for Success - by Penelope Trunk
Last Sunday I Met with Penelope Trunk who wrote BRAZEN CAREERIST The New Rules for Success; in this post I'll review Penelope's BRAZEN CAREERIST book. (Read on Source)
NFL | Finneran suffers a setback
The Atlanta Falcons do not know whether receiver Brian Finneran will be ready for the 2007 season after he hurt his surgically repaired knee recently while going through rehabilitation after missing the entire 2006 season. (Read on Source)
Google Goes With Cash Over Credit
Users complained over rebates from shuttered video service.
Former Putative Class Representative Objects To Metabolife Liquidation Plan
SAN DIEGO - The representative of a previously dismissed putative personal injury ephedra class settlement with Metabolife International Inc. is opposing the joint plan of confirmation of a joint plan of liquidation global settlement, arguing that the plan is discriminatory because it excludes the class he represents (In Re: MII Liquidation, Inc., et al., No. 05-06040-H11, S.D. Calif. Bkcy.; See July 2007, Page 10). Full story on lexis.com
Updated VIA Chip Gives Handheld PC More Power (PC World)
PC World - Powerful PCs don't have to be power-hungry, claimed OQO this week as it launched a Windows Vista-capable version of its 02 ultra-mobile PC (UMPC), sporting VIA's latest ultra-low-voltage (ULV) 1.6GHz processor chip.
Antique & Collectibles Dealers: More Web Exposure for Less Money
Antiques and Collectibles dealers can save hundreds if not thousands of dollars in advertising expenses if they follow a couple of simple rules. Rule number one: Unless you have thousands to thro...
Apple coming to NYC: Brooklyn, Manhattan (concepts)
Confirming earlier reports, Apple may be looking to build a fourth retail store in New York located at The Edge in Williamsburg. The location boasts 75,000 square feet of retail space, according to the New York Post, residing near 1,350 residential condo units under construction alongside as many as 2,500 condos slated for development within a two-...
Pilgrim?s Picks for October 11
Back from Vegas–a fun but tiring trip. I hope you got to see the secretly recorded video of the new experiment from Eepybird. Thanks to all that pushed it to the homepage of Digg. Still, cascading Post-It notes aren’t exactly breaking news; but these stories are: Google has a new 757 plane. Companies are using Second Life for [...]
NEW NAME, SAME OL' DIDDY?
Diddy do it again? Sean "Diddy" Combs allegedly socked a man twice in the face after they'd jawed at each other at a SoHo afterparty early yesterday, police sources said. His Diddyness was holding court with pals and bodyguards at Kiosk, on...
Why Buy Satellite TV For PC Elite Edition
Do you know how much 90 $ means to a person of a normal family. It is like a gold ring for him. Do if this is so precious why on earth people like him waste on normal TV or cable connection when there...
Trade Rag Revenue Remains Flat in 1H08
Total average paid and qualified non-paid circulation for trade magazines rose 0.85 percent in the first half over the same period last year, according to new figures from the Audit Bureau of... (Read on Source)
KDE Community Working Group Takes Care of the Community
Linux.com: "If the rocky reception of KDE 4 has done anything, it has forced the KDE project to realize it needs to listen to users more closely. One of the first results of this realization is the new Community Working Group (CWG)."
Color-coded Bacteria Can Spot Oil Spills Or Leaky Pipes And Storage Tanks
Oil spills and other environmental pollution, including low level leaks from underground pipes and storage tanks, could be quickly and easily spotted in the future using color-coded bacteria, scientists report.
Second Life Convention: Pondering the 3-D Internet
Distinct personalities in real and imagined worlds collided recently at the fourth annual Second Life convention in Tampa, Fla. That was only the beginning of the confusion for those outside Second Life, the virtual online community that is anything but confusing to those immersed in the virtual world.
Dell To Switch To LED Backlights In New Notebooks
Dell plans to go green all the way by including LED backlights in all of its new notebooks within a year's time, and this green switch will not only benefit the environment but it will also make users happy by offering unprecedented performance benefits such as a longer battery life (LED backlights consumes up to 43% less power at the same brightness compared to standard panels). This nature loving transition will begin on the 15th of December this year, where 67% of all Dell Latitude E notebooks will feature LED backlights as a standard feature along with selected Precision notebooks. The Texas-based company hopes to hit 100% LED backlights by the time 2010 rolls around.
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Final fling for Fab 5, says Allan Border
Former Australian captain Allan Border does not consider picking five players on the wrong side of 30 in the Indian squad to play against Australia a wise decision. (Read on Source)
A Most Wanted Man
To gauge how deeply much of the rest of the world abhors America?s current notion of justice, read John le Carré?s new novel about the war on terror. Even though American spies occupy little real estate in A Most Wanted Man, they bind its loose ends in a singularly dark fashion. (Read on Source)
Are Windows Registry Cleaners Really Worth Their Weight in Digital Gold?
Usually the first port of call for any inexperienced computer user who's having problems with their PCs is to purchase a Windows registry cleaner. They say they will fix errors, speed up your PC and c...
Delicious at 5 years
A Delicious Anniversary, Yahoo Search Blog (Nov 6) Some numbers about Delicious: + 180 million urls tagged + 5.3 million users + 5 years old.... (Read on Source)
Build Your Own Website: Start To Finish
Where should you start if you want to build your own website? Should you first gather the content you wish to present, work on the layout and design, or determine which technologies to use? The first ...
Buy Low, Sell High
This edition features 4 players who have been playing like superstars and 4 players who have gotten off to poor starts. Sell High, Buy Low, and reap the rewards… (Read on Source)
muvee Celebrates the Holidays with Hewlett-Packard
muvee's latest software, muvee Reveal, shipping in HP's TouchSmart and other models (PRWeb Dec 18, 2008)
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P.E.I. institute receives $8M for bioscience research
The federal government announced $8 million in research funding for P.E.I.'s Nutrisciences and Health Institute on Thursday. (Read on Source)
3G iPhone unlock expected
The iPhone Dev Team (not the Cupertino version) plans to release the first ever software-based unlock application for the iPhone 3G on New Year's Eve.
Code-named YellowSn0w, the program is a one-touch iPhone app that allows you to use a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card from another carrier and have your phone up and running in a matter of minutes. YellowSn0w is a first because it allows you to unlock the iPhone without any tech-heavy tinkering on the physical device or with the software itself.
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Dev team member MuscleNerd announced via Twitter yesterday that he would demo the new app on the live video streaming service Qik. In the video, MuscleNerd switches his iPhone 3G from the AT&T network to T-mobile in a matter of minutes. As you can see, YellowSn0w is very raw at the moment, but according to MuscleNerd the team is packaging the app into a user-friendly interface.
YelloSn0w capitalizes on a software weakness in the iPhone's baseband radio -- the radio is how a cellular phone communicates with the network -- to unlock the iPhone from AT&T's network. In the video, Musclenerd notes that his SIM card has a notch in it, but says that YellowSn0w users will not have to do this. The notch simply allowed the Dev Team to easily experiment and find weaknesses with the iPhone 3G's SIM lock. The SIM lock is how AT&T is able to stop users from switching to another carrier with the iPhone 3G by making the phone unable to recognize another carrier's SIM card.
To use YellowSn0w you need a jailbroken iPhone with baseband firmware 2.11.07 or earlier. If you used the Dev Team's previous jailbreaking program QuickPwn, you may be out of luck with YellowSn0w. According to the Dev Team, that program altered your baseband firmware making it impossible to use the software unlock next week.
Responding to a question via Twitter, MuscleNerd says that the name YellowSn0W is a bear-themed play on official names for Apple's firmware such as Vail, BigBear, LittleBear, SugarBowl, and Timberline.
Nanotechnology May Be Used For Food Safety
A microscopic biological sensor that detects Salmonella bacteria in lab tests has been developed. The sensor could be adapted to detect other foodborne pathogens as well.
Apple launches unibody 17-inch MacBook Pro
Apple at Macworld introduced a new version of the 17-inch MacBook Pro. The new model uses the same unibody aluminum construction of the 15-inch version and is just 0.98 inches thick -- enough to make it the thinnest 17-inch notebook ever, the company boasts. It now revolves around a 17-inch, LED-backlit 1920x1200 standard display that is much more accurate than in the previous generation: it cla...
SMX West Rate Increases Midnight Friday - Register Now
The Early Bird Rate for Search Marketing Expo - SMX West ends at midnight tomorrow (Friday, January 9). You save $200 on your All Access ticket by registering now! Want to Learn More? Read on: [...] (Read on Source)
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