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USC's Kiffin now measured by results
There have been two narrative threads for Lane Kiffin over the past year or so. The first includes indignant forehead slaps and raised voices. The sec...
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Another Rig Blast Off La.; Oil Spreads
The Coast Guard is saying that a mile-long oil sheen is spreading from the site off an offshore petroleum platform that exploded in the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana
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Plenty of IRA Action Amid 'Parked' Assets
ICI leads charge to assess active IRA contributors, a small but encouraging group.
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UFC 124 heads to Montreal, not Las Vegas
A UFC welterweight title fight between Georges St. Pierre and Josh Koscheck on Dec. 11 will take place in Montreal, Quebec and not Las Vegas as was previously discussed by its president Dana White.Earlier this month, White told the Las Vegas Sun ..
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'Ping' Could be Apple's Backdoor to Social Networking
The new Ping social network for music lovers could herald further inroads by Apple into Facebook's territory
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Hot Forum Topic: iPads in the Workplace
Today TMO readers are talking about their experiences using their iPads at work, from the enterprise level to the home office. Work - Violence and Abuse - Knowledge Management - Workplace - Workplace Spirituality
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Animated Email Ads - Gmail Priority Inbox has an Awesome Cartoon Promo Video (VIDEO)
Gmail Priority Inbox will automatically flag emails as priority based on what you click on and read. This could save wondrous amounts of time for the busy worker bee. To advertise this wonderful new addition
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BP spent $93 million on ads from April to July (The Upshot)
The Upshot - If you own a television or radio or you read a newspaper -- or really if you just stand in the general vicinity of a media outlet -- you've probably seen any number of BP's ubiquitous "We're sorry" ads. They've typically featured an ...
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Brain Exercise May Delay Dementia, But Hasten Decline Once Disease Arrives | 80beats
One headline reads Doing Puzzles Could Speed Up Dementia. Another, Brain Exercise Helps Stave Off Dementia. Theyre both about the same new study out in Neurology this week. So which is it?Both are shades of the truth, actually. Here
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ICE's Interior Decorator Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Defraud Government
The interior designer who decorated Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Washington headquarters has agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government. In a one-count felony charge filed Sept. 1 in U.S. District Court for the District of ...
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Sexy new Killzone 3 screens are in
New environments detailed; Guns gunned. A batch of new Killzone 3 shots have hit the net - and we've got 'em here for your peepers. Click here to read the full article Related Stories Activision ditches PS3 from Black Ops ads Castlevania Lords ...
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Feeling the heat
Unease spreads over Sarkozy's Roma expulsions
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UK: Call for bids for 150M health funding
Business Leads 2 September 2010 Life sciences| Healthcare| Health Innovation Challenge Fund| Wellcome Trust| Department of Health| United Kingdom| Funding opportunity UK: Call for bids for 150M health funding Science| Business Funding opportunity The ...
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Yakuza 4 trailer punches in
Live the high life Yakuza style. Sega has released a high-octane trailer for the next game in the long-running Yakuza series. Click here to read the full article Related Stories Activision ditches PS3 from Black Ops ads Castlevania Lords of Shadow ...
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EXCLUSIVE: Jessica Simpson Clowns Around for Macy's
She performs with Jennifer Lopez, Sean "Diddy" Combs and Martha Stewart in the newest ads for the retailer
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Live review: Green Day at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
Billie Joe Armstrong and company reinforce their scrappy punk status at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, inviting fans to come on stage and sing along. Heads up, Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman: You may be in for some unexpected company come November.
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Google Weighs Down Employees With Wads of Cash to Stop the Exodus to Facebook
It's like every day is my birthday!Facebook is in hiring heaven, what with the total Internet domination (even MySpace caved), envy-inducing revenue growth, impending IPO, and low-priced private stock. Which might be why at least 118 Googlers ...
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Smart Plus Not As Confusing As A Tech Movie
I think that the phone should become the trackpad( positioned where trackpads normally go) so that it is closer to the keyboard and is more protected that dangling wildly out the side. I think its a good idea. Is is just me, or does that look like an ..
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Da'Sean Butler's Children's Story Is Very Disturbing [Nba]
The WVU star and Heat second round pick wrote a children's story yesterday, about dinosaur poop, GameStop and "whoopie cakes." It's beyond bizarre, and he posted it on Twitter, 140 characters at a time.More
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Disappearing grasslands threaten nomads' survival
Scientists say desertification of the mountain grasslands of the Tibetan plateau is accelerating climate change Like generations of Tibetan nomads before him, Phuntsok Dorje makes a living raising yaks and other livestock on the vast alpine grasslands ...
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Senates chief budget writer increases deficit estimates
The state Senates top budget writer has raised high-end projections for the states budget deficit for this fiscal year, pointing to executive agency estimates that showed surging demands that could result in a gross $600 million deficit in Medicaid .
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Obama's presidency nears its foreign policy crossroads as criticism grows
Barack Obama has seen important domestic issues take precedence over external affairs in recent months. While hailing the end of US combat operations in Iraq, his foreign policy has come under criticism from all sides.
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Three lunchtime reads: 1) Could investors fleeing stocks become a lost generation? 2) Reheating the job market after a chilly 'recovery summer' 3) The crisis in customer service
Three lunchtime reads: 1) Could investors fleeing stocks become a lost generation? 2) Reheating the job market after a chilly 'recovery summer' 3) The crisis in customer service 3 comments!
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Morning Must Reads: Talk
Reuters --Direct Israeli-Palestinian talks begin today at the State Department. --Ethan Bronner writesBibi has the power to deal. --Ben Smith thinks the whole affair has a fly-by-the-seat-of-their pants feel to it and that yesterday's pre-game ...
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Blackberry Loses More Ground To Apple and Android
In an international study, 83 percent of U.S. businesses say more employees are choosing iPhones or Android phones. Blackberry - Apple - IPhone - Android - United States
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Navy, CG Ready to Move if Earl Strikes
Earl has put the military on alert. As of Wednesday evening, neither the Navy nor the Coast Guard in Hampton Roads had issued orders to move large numbers of ships in preparation for Earl, although they're ready to go if they have to, officials with ...
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Syfy heads to 'Neverland'
Syfy is going forward with the four-hour telepic Neverland, the Peter Pan prequel from Brit writer-director Nick Willing. Neverland, which is skedded to air in 2011, will star Rhys Ifans, Anna Friel, Bob Hoskins and Charlie Rowe. ...
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Spiced Sweet Potato Doughnuts
[Photograph: Max Falkowitz]Mahlab is primarily used in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern breads and pastries, but there's no reason to limit it to those applications. It works surprisingly well with baking spices common in most pantries, like nutmeg ...
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Mads Peitersen's paintings of gadget anatomy
love the iPhone guts [ via ]
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Ad Watch: Tea Party for O'Donnell
The Tea Party Express' political action committee, Our Country Deserves Better, puts out an ad in support of Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell, who is challenging Rep.
Political Bias: conservative
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