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30 April 2007 ~ 0 Comments

Coopreme – An Internet Markting Blog

Coopreme – An Internet Markting Blog

Coopreme.com is a new Internet Marketing blog written by the young Jesse Cooper. His focus is to share his experiences he’s had learning to make money and give something back to the internet marketing community without regurgitating the same old stuff. If you’re new or experienced, you’ll enjoy his stuff, such as his breakup letter [...]

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14 September 2006 ~ 7 Comments

Millitary is Giving Out Free Boobs and Free Plastic Surgery

Free Boobs for Women Soldiers

Be all that you can be – and no more. That’s the message the owner of an adult video company wants to give women serving in the nation’s armed forces, where they can receive free breast augmentation, liposuction and other cosmetic surgery from surgeons honing their battlefield skills. FREE BOOBS for military women?! Mark Kulkis [...]

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22 August 2006 ~ 4 Comments

Research Paper Ideas to Impress Your Professor

Research Paper Ideas to Impress Your Professor

One of the criterion a teacher sticks to in order to evaluate your research papers is the way it is written, namely the manner of expression produced by the author’s choice of words, grammatical structures, use of literary devices, and all the possible parts of language use. All together, the teacher evaluates your writing style. [...]

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14 May 2006 ~ 0 Comments

Underwater Robot That Swims Like A Fish

Robot Fish

Robot Fish Students and professors at Nanyang Technological University have developed robots that swim like fish. They have developed robots that swim like a fish. To perfect their robot’s seamless movements underwater, the researchers have for two years been studying how a fish swims in water. Low Kin Huat, Associate Professor, NTU’s Mechanical & Aerospace [...]

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09 January 2006 ~ 1 Comment

Adding my 2 cents. Stamp prices increase.

Mail those bills and belated holiday greetings today, or pay two pennies more. Starting tomorrow, the price of a first-class stamp jumps to 39 cents. The increase is necessary because of a congressionally-imposed requirement that stipulates that the US Postal Service must set aside $3.1 billion each year in an escrow account, said Ann Powers, [...]

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11 October 2005 ~ 4 Comments

World of Warcraft Spyware

Blizzard is looking for more than just your $15/month. This behavior places the warden client squarely in the category of spyware. What is interesting about this is that it might be the first use of spyware to verify compliance with a EULA. I cannot imagine that such practices will be legal in the future, but [...]

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10 October 2005 ~ 0 Comments

Running Makes You Smarter!

I can make you smarter in 30 minutes. Not the kind of smart that’s acquired through learning something new, like small-engine repair or quadratic equations. I’m talking about improving your brain from the inside out, the kind of smart that leads to faster and more accurate decision making, yields greater productivity, and inspires innovation. read [...]

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05 October 2005 ~ 0 Comments

Explore the possibilitie of Scalable Vector Graphics

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a text-based graphics language that describes images with vector shapes, text, and embedded raster graphics. SVG files are compact and provide high-quality graphics on the Web, in print, and on resource-limited handeld devices. In addition, SVG supports scripting and animation, so is ideal for interactive, data-driven, personalized graphics. SVG is [...]

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11 August 2005 ~ 2 Comments

Avoid dying while playing computer games

Have you ever played a game so long you died? Well this guy did. A South Korean man who played computer games for 50 hours almost non-stop died of heart failure minutes after finishing his mammoth session in an Internet cafe, authorities said on Tuesday. Wow you either have to be addicted as much as [...]

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05 August 2005 ~ 3 Comments

Can Cognitive Fitness Be a Workout for Your Brain?

Can Cognitive Fitness Be a Workout for Your Brain?

There is growing interest to exercise your brain using something called “cognitive fitness.” It’s a known fact that exercise and meditation reduce anxiety, ease depression, and give you a general feeling of wellness. Can ideas about the brain be discovered from these practices to help create an emotional fitness tools? Can biofeedback games like Wild [...]

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20 July 2005 ~ 0 Comments

Do You Want to Buy this Gift Card?

Do You Want to Buy this Gift Card?

January’s retail sales strength is reflected in people redeeming their Christmas gift cards. The average adult received 3.2 gift cards this holiday season, up from 2.5 gift cards last year. Gift cards are more popular and this also moves spending into January. Consumers are also interested in receiving gift cards at other times that just [...]

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14 July 2005 ~ 1 Comment

Should You Ever Consider an Extended Warranty

You’ve made the decision and you’re ready to check out when the salesperson asks “Would you like the extended warranty with that?” Your first instinct is to say no, but the salesperson who was so helpful, suddenly begins to detail a litany of things that could go wrong with the product. You break out into [...]

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11 July 2005 ~ 0 Comments

Funny ad

Funniest ad I’ve seen in a while: http://haacked.com/archive/2005/06/13/4681.aspx comical ads for hand sanitizer (1)

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24 June 2005 ~ 0 Comments

Don’t miss SegwayFest in Manchester New Hampshire

SEG America continues its regional SegwayFest schedule with the second event in Manchester, New Hampshire! Deep in the heart of New England, Manchester is home to the company that designs and manufacturers the Segway HT and its inventor, Dean Kamen. This one-and-a-half day event will be held at Segway LLC’s offices and plant in Bedford, [...]

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17 May 2005 ~ 0 Comments

Where in the World is Dave Chappelle

In this week’s TIME, Christopher John Farley reveals why Dave Chappelle decided to leave his hit show and what he’s been up to since he disappeared to South Africa two weeks ago. Last Friday night, TIME Johannesburg bureau chief Simon Robinson met with the comic at uShaka Marine World on the beach in the South [...]

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08 May 2005 ~ 0 Comments

How to Get the Best Mortgage

This is a guide on how to get the best mortgage deal. Do not rush into the first offer that is made to you even if you are in a hurry for a mortgage. Take your time, check out what is on offer from local banks, building societies and mortgage brokers. The more time you [...]

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07 May 2005 ~ 0 Comments

How To Design A Web Site

I’m not a professional web site designer and openly admit there is a lot that I don’t know. But if you’re a beginner I probably know more than you do, so the listen up. Rather than give a lengthy dissertation on web design I have broken it down into the following points: Keep your navigation [...]

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04 May 2005 ~ 1 Comment

How To Stop Spam

I imagine you have seen, heard about, or already know what spam is. But just in case you don’t, it is unsolicited and unwanted emails that arrive in your email inbox from a person or company that you don’t know. What you might not know, however, is that now there is a law in the [...]

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01 May 2005 ~ 0 Comments

Phishing – email, phone and mail scams

“Phishing,” the latest craze among online evil-doers, has nothing to do with sitting at the end of a dock on a sunny afternoon dangling a worm to entice hungry catfish. But, if you take their bait, this new breed of online con artist will hook you, reel you in, and take you for every dollar [...]

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29 April 2005 ~ 4 Comments

Area 51 on Google Maps

Area 51 on Google maps Area 51, also known as Groom Lake, is a secret military facility about 90 miles north of Las Vegas. The number refers to a 6-by-10-mile block of land, at the center of which is a large air base the government will not discuss. The site was selected in the mid-1950s [...]

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