If I was to jump in the air, I would reach outer space... if I was still alive that is due to the fact that the air around the planet would have left. not to worry, because if we live long enough, we would have to live underwater anyway. If the water didn't boil off from the suns rays
LOL I have too many blogs as it is. ... but I am curious so... pmg AT joeknowledge DOT com
... breast are cool and all, but what about the butts? has anyone seen a fully erect butt? what a turn on.
My beloved blue, furry monster -- who sang "C is for cookie, that's good enough for me" -- is now advocating eating healthy. There's even a new song -- "A Cookie Is a Sometimes Food," where Cookie Monster learns there are "anytime" foods and "sometimes" foods. What!!!!! Cookie Monster eating OTHER FOOD! A is for what???!!??<
I think this is kinda cool. Here is a quote from the Yahoo! Story: Quote: ---- Platfo
SOURCE: Baseline Outsourcing: What Ratio Is Right? By Paul A. Strassmann What a company purchases from suppliers of goods or services defines the amount that firm outsources. Innovations in global commerce have lowered the costs and expanded the reach of purchasing transactions. This has made it possible to search
... and maybe another section on education... I think education and looking for work go hand in hand so I think it can all fit under business (work/work reports/career advice/education), but if a separate cargetory is created, then I guess education and careers can go together. Have you guys ever thought about job postings? Need GUI designer, web design, flash, DX designer... tech???
Hey T-Man I hope you read this (or get my email on it) Is it possible to add a job search category or under business add careers? I think, considering that most people work or are looking for work, there could be a section just for employee/employer griefs, ideas, strategies, how to's and such. Can that be done?
I don't mind profit of 100 dollars... my point is customer service. Although it would be very interesting how, or who rather, they import their materials from. I really wanted to get 2 Dells. One was going to be a deskop workstation and the other a laptop with wireless ability. I just don't want to spend almost 3000 investin money when I barely have any to waste and then have a computer that doesn't work.
SOURCE: CNET Media Blog The Webbys get their groove back By Alorie Gilbert The Webby Awards, once the pinnacle of dot-com revelry, is staging a big, glamorous comeback after several years of low-key events. The ninth annual ceremony, set for June 6, should put some pizzazz back into the party, a celebration of the
SOURCE: CNET News.com Gore's TV network set to launch with Google tie-in By Richard Shim Staff Writer, CNET News.com The venture, formerly called INdTV, will be called Current.tv, it was announced on Monday. The 24-hour network will target an 18- to 34-year-old audience and offer short-form content--15-second to five-minute
SOURCE: BBC News Bionic eye will let the blind see It comprises a computer chip that sits in the back of the individual's eye, linked up to a mini video camera built into glasses that they wear. Images captured by the camera are beamed to the chip, which translates them into impulses that the brain can interpret.
What is next I say? Limitless storage maybe? I mean with only 1 percent of users actually using 1 GB why not? Also, with sharing, social networking on the rise, RSS feeds and blogging, I think the next logical step is shared GMail accounts. You get a RSS feed from your account as it is, but what if you wanted to share your emails with people using the RSS fee
Google must have heard me talk about what they were going to do with Keyhole in a previous post. Here are some images of i in action: CNET Shots Now, whether this is a great use f
Anyway, long story very short, I finally got movement when I went to the NYS attorney general and complained, but by then Dell had finally put out a working BIOS and drivers to workaround the lockups. Sometimes I wonder why they just don't give you a new computer and take the messed up one after a
Well d'uh! Whether your just a millionaire or a billionaire, we (excluding me of course cause I am not rich.. exact oppossite) live longer.
For me, there is no question whether there is a need to limit class action suits. As with abuse of anything the responce, when it finally comes, usually is too much. The more I read about the limitations of class actions, the more it would seem that there will be no class action suits at all. Most will be moved to federal courts and the only way federal court
Who here has been a victom of bad Dell support? Just wondering because I read a CNET blog report on it about the India workers complaining about the job. (and how it sucks butt) I have never really used Dell support for anything really. The only thing I noticed was that they gave my sister a 128 RAM instead of 256RAM (but I didn't notice until it was too late (it was a free upgrade deal)) Anyone having, or had issues with Dell? No iss
Peer to peer seems to be the way to go, but because of those who feel stealing is what it should be used for rather than ligitamate purposes, this ruling just might not go the same direction as the Betamax ruling did. For one, the digital realm allows way faster copieing and distorbution. ... that is all I can think of... It P2P wins, it wil
... not go deeply into the Iraq issue, but when people were screeming bloody murder for oil, I was telling them that why would you spend BILLIONS of dollars to control oil just to find out (actually you know already) that oil supplies on the Earth will not exist in 30 years. On top of that, the demand for oil is increasing MOSTLY because developing natioons are demanding more oil. As this moves foward, and oil supplies lessen, Iraq invasion fo
blogging has become a very special tool and I think will eventually be regulated in someways (mostly because it makes making a website sooooo easy) On the plus side of things, blogging has become so popular at this point an time, that newspaper of small towns are allowing people to speak on the local fair of the day along with journalists.
SOURCE: CNET News.com Longhorn could be tough sell for Microsoft By Ina Fried Staff Writer, CNET News.com Longhorn has already survived several major delays, intense scrutiny from the industry and a radical redesign of its features. But the toughest test for Microsoft's next release of Windows is still to come: Wi
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ah... ok. For me it doesn't crash until I click a specific area on the messenger window (the play where you change your online status)
from what I read, I doubt it.
SOURCE: Technology Review A Bold Venture: Creating an 'Electronic Town Square' with Blogs Ellen Simon AP Technology Writer GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -- It's a journalist's job to ask questions, but they're usually aimed at outsiders. At the News & Record, a 93,000-daily circulation newspaper in Greensboro, reporters an
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