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posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
As has been demonstrated through the suffering of millions of men and women, abortion claims more victims than just the unborn. The emotional trauma that comes with the harsh reality behind “choice” affects another section of our country too, though they are hardly heard from or recognized – those who have survived despite their mother’s “right to choose.” Their sad stories were highlighted in the July 30th Dear Abby column. A man wrote in to the advice column last month facing a difficult deci
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
You wouldn’t think that 3-ring binders would be the topic of intense debate within the green blogging community, but it turns out they have become a symbol of a much bigger discussion: the pros and cons of buying new “green” products vs. re-using older products that might not be as green. It’s a debate I constantly have with myself, and generally I end up on the side promoting less consumption, less purchasing of new stuff, less less less. Except when I think the re-used option could be harmfu
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
It’s with some sadness that The Think Tank bids farewell to Zack “It’s with a K” Stovall , a.k.a Nick, who wrote for Stephens Media and ran an entertaining and wordy blog that often lampooned me and my arch nemesis, John Brummett . Mr. Stovall’s heading north, to St. Louis, where a young lady that he likes lives, and where he claims that he’ll be working in politics and journalism. I just hope he attends at Cardinals game or two. Anyway, Arkansas loses a blogging personality and nation
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
After NCMS CEO Bob Seligson declared the U.S. House health care bill “un-American” I was fairly certain the group would not follow the American Medical Association in endorsing the legislation. Still, I was interested to see Seligson’s objections enumerated. While I expected the organization’s letter to North Carolina’s congressional delegation to be outrageous, it is actually entertaining. You can simmer the two page epistle down to one sentence, “It’s really too bad that there are so many
posted by Gift ideas on Jul 31
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posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
Moms of kids with younger children are significantly less likely than moms with older children to reduce their back-to-school spending this year, but most moms in both groups will still be using coupons and seeking deals, according to a survey of US moms by The Parenting Group. The study found that US moms of pre-schoolers (ages 3-5) are less likely than moms of school-age kids (ages 6-12) to cut spending in such categories as clothing, backpacks, personal-care items, sports equipment, school lu
posted by society on Jul 31
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posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
BY RUBY COLLINS Pop- Rock Candy Mountain The other day I decided I want to have a baby. When I’ve had this thought previously, I just laugh at myself and think how horrible it would be. I’ve got stuff to do. I am working on being a productive and successful member of society and [...]
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
A new computer game prototype combines work and play to help solve a fundamental problem underlying many computer hardware design tasks. The online logic puzzle is called FunSAT, and it could help integrated circuit designers select and arrange transistors and their connections on silicon microchips, among other applications. Designing chip architecture for the best performance and smallest size is an exceedingly difficult task that’s outsourced to computers these days. But computers simply
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
A 25 year old British woman who was given a $20,000.00 operation to help her lose 200 lbs , is angry that the government has reduced her benefits now that they don’t consider her disabled: Laura Ripley, who has never worked, was given the operation on the NHS to help her slim down from 38 (530lbs) to 22 (308lbs) stone. But the 25-year-old, who receives £600 a month in benefits, is unhappy because as a result of losing weight she can no longer claim disability allowance amounting to an extr
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 31
A few weeks ago I was at an outdoor arts festival when someone asked me what the logo on my shirt meant. I explained that I was a firearms instructor, and that the logo stood for “Rummel’s Gun Group”. Before I was done I could see The Fear start. Everybody who shoots knows what I’m talking about. You see it in their eyes, their expression. All of a sudden you’re not a person but a dangerous beast that might suddenly lash out and kill everyone around you. A Deathbeast. There’s two reason
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
Confused about the difference between EDTV and HDTV?. The FCC standard for HDTV broadcast is having a huge impact. The amount of information to be digested can be intimidating, even for the professional. The old hardware does not become obsolete, but it will require a tuner to convert from the new signal if you get your signal from a VHF/UHF antenna. If you have cable or satellite TV, this will be taken care of by the service provider.However, this might be a good time to upgrade your hardware.
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
A few weeks ago, we posted up about the upcoming DJ Hero game hitting all major video game systems in the near future. Now thanks to Bape Nerd, we have word that Kid Cudi’s infamous “Day n Night” track will be available in the video game. Also be on the look out for A Bathing Ape placement through the game play. CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE VIDEO BONUS: (Video) Day ‘n’ Nite (Big Boy’s Neighborhood) Info: BapeNERD
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
If you are looking for a thoughtful baby shower gift that will be useful long after the baby is born, you may want to consider the Hippychick Hipseat . Developed in the UK, it’s a lightweight foam shelf designed to help parents keep their backs aligned when holding children 6 months to 3 years-old. The Hippychick Hipseat is fully adjustable, machine washable, and available directly from Hippychick.com for $59.29 USD . (£36.70) Have fun and stay healthy, Dr.MOZ
posted by Products shopping on Jul 30
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posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
Greetings, A client of ours had a SQL Injection Attack and needs the product table repaired and to implement methods to stop this type of attack in the future. The shopping cart uses ASP.NET, MS SQL Server on a Windows server. We need someone who can clean up the garbage injected into the products table and [...]
posted by cybersho on Jul 30
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posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
Italy… I have been traveling as a lecturer on a Hillsdale College Byzantium Cruise (from Venice to Athens, with several stops in the Adriatic, Mediterranean, and Aegean) for the last few days, and here are some eccentric reflections on civilizations of the past. Venice I spent yesterday in Venice—hot, humid, and crowded, as I had never quite seen it before. So much for the global recession that has supposedly curtailed world tourism. Venice was not a classical city, and one can se
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
We’ve Figured Him Out American Spectator Ben Stein ( Ben is a writer, actor, economist, and lawyer living in Beverly Hills and Malibu. He writes “Ben Stein’s Diary” for every issue of The American Spectator.) Why is President Barack Obama in such a hurry to get his socialized medicine bill passed? Because he and his cunning circle realize some basic truths: The American people in their unimaginable kindness and trust voted for a pig in a poke in 2008. They wanted so much to b
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
By Christina Fincher LONDON, July 30 - British house prices rose for a third month running in July, the Nationwide Building Society said on Thursday, providing further evidence that property prices may have stabilised despite low turnover . The …
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
Wear Today, Gone Tomorrow has been featured in People Magazine, Teen Vogue, Real Simple, Life & Style, and a host of other highly acclaimed publications and news programs. With free membership, women can borrow designer dresses and clothing at 10% of their retail value, and beginning this Thursday, will be able to purchase items at 20% to 30% of their retail value. There will be new additions to the sale section every Thursday. This will be in addition to the new rental arrivals every M
posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
R ecently, I was contacted by a member of our community here ( Thomas ) about a contest I should hold. Trust me, he never lacks for good ideas, and I told him this one would be great. Here’s the idea for the contest: Who can create the coolest, funniest, smartest 404 page with your 404 page template? It’s simple and should be fun to do. And, I hope it allows more of you to get involved in the community around here and more people using the Hybrid theme . What’s a 404 page? If you
posted by video game systems on Jul 30
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posted by Content Keyword RSS on Jul 30
Filed under: Accessories , Hardware , Peripherals , Odds and ends , Retro Mac , Apple History , This Old Apple In 1994, I was working as the IT manager for a natural gas pipeline company (all Macs, of course), had long hair pulled back in a ponytail, and none of that hair was gray. In January of ‘94, I remember being invited down to Apple’s Denver office — they had a Denver office in those days — to see some new products that were being introduced. While I was disappointed that th