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McAfee: South Korea botnet self-destructed after DDoS
An attack on South Korean military, banking and government websites in March was likely to have been launched by North Korea, according to security company McAfee ( ZDNet UK – Security Threats )
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Kindle New York Times Subscriptions Now Include Access to NYTimes.com
Kindle New York Times Subscriptions Now Include Access to NYTimes.com
SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–(NASDAQ:AMZN)—In March, Amazon.com announced that customers who subscribe to The New York Times for Kindle would soon be able to receive access to The New York Times website as part of their subscription. Today, that access is available and Kindle subscribers are entitled to complete online coverage of breaking news, articles, videos, audio clips, multimedia and blogs …
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Challenges Creating Compelling SEO Content in the Enterprise
The firm I work with recently issued organic search rankings for the world’s leading high-tech marketers using the patented Covario SEO Audit Score™ system. We took a look at how well Fortune 500 high-tech companies optimize their la…
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So you want to be a Test Kitchen intern: Meet Stephanie Luu
So what’s it like working in a Test Kitchen? Well, it can definitely be fun. Whether you’re testing burgers, cookies, or brownies, you’re surrounded by food all day. Literally. But can there ever be too much of a good thing?…
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Weather got you down? Start your winter veggie garden now.
I just got off the phone with one of The Herald’s faithful Home & Garden section readers. He called me to request a copy of an amazingly cool chart we published last year that tells you when to plant your fall and winter vegetable starts and seeds if you live in the Maritime Northwest.
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Hot At Sphinn: Google’s Chances For Social Success, SEO ‘Junk’ On The Web & More
Hot At Sphinn: Google’s Chances For Social Success, SEO ‘Junk’ On The Web & More
There was quite a variety of content making the rounds last week on our sister site, Sphinn, and this week’s recap reflects that. Hot on the heels of the launch of Google+ , our “Discussion of the Week” asked a simple question: Can Google Succeed at Social Networking?
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Skype 5.2 for Mac now available, with group video calling and group screen sharing
Skype 5.2 for Mac is now available for free and comes in with group video calling and group screen sharing can be performed by Mac users. Skype 5.2 for Mac group screen sharing Image Credit: Skype.com As announced by Skype on its official blog on Monday, July 4, 2011, Skype 5.2 for Mac has arrived [...]
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XO Group Inc. Announces Ijie.com and SINA Partnership to Launch Leading Destination for Weddings in China
XO Group Inc. , formerly The Knot Inc., a global media and technology leader with the number one wedding website TheKnot.com, today announced that Ijie.com , a multiplatform resource providing Western inspiration and local advice for weddings, relationships and pregnancy for the Chinese consumer, has exclusively partnered with SINA Corporation , a leading online media company in China, to launch …
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Digital Tonto: Confessions of a math cheat
Digital Tonto: Confessions of a math cheat
I hate numbers! They’re confusing, hard to keep track of and make my eyes water if I look at them too long. Ugh! Nevertheless, people insist on throwing them around.
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Puck Headlines: Talbot on Pens fans; Ramsay mad at Jets
Here are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media. • JERSEY FOULS back on Friday. Tell a friend. This one’s from Mike and Ash: “Duke Nukem was a lame computer game from the early computer era where a guy goes around killing German soldiers…what this has to do with hockey is …
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The Conference Board 2007 Report on Top Executive Compensation—Key Findings indicates that CEOs of the largest companies hold a substantial amount of company stock.
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Marketing for Schools
When the Puritans arrived on Massachusetts’s stony shore in 1620, they knew that if they were really to create a “shining city on a hill”—an early example of American exceptionalism and Christian purity—they would have to ensure that they educated their young.
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Cynthia A. Hartley Appointed To SCBT Financial Corporation Board of Directors
COLUMBIA, S.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–SCBT Financial Corporation announced today that Cynthia A. Har…
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NBA blasts NY Times blog post
Today’s must-see content delivered straight to you. In response to a blog posted by the New York Times, the NBA’s league office released a statement taking issue with what it considers inaccuracies.
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Black Activists “Deeply Disappointed” in President Clinton’s “Disingenuous” Racial Attack on Ballot Security Measures
Black Activists “Deeply Disappointed” in President Clinton’s “Disingenuous” Racial Attack on Ballot Security Measures
Washington, D.C. – Black activists with the Project 21 leadership network are disappointed that former president Bill Clinton chose to become the latest liberal luminary to sully his credibility by likening state-level voter protection rules to segregationist Jim Crow laws of the past.
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Court Vision: The latest around the league
Court Vision: The latest around the league
• The players’ union today fired the latest shot in the ongoing argument over the accuracy of the NBA’s claimed losses over the last couple of seasons, according to the AP’s Brian Mahoney, who got the scoop. The upshot: A union spokesman told Mahoney the league may not have recalculated its 2009-10 losses to accurately reflect the unexpected revenue jump the NBA earned that season–a season in …
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Strawberry hazelnut salad with sesame dressing
A summer salad with delicious in-season strawberries.
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Favourite TV theme songs
You finish tidying up in the kitchen after dinner, and brew yourself a cup of tea. You grab the biscuits on your way to the lounge, where you nestle into the couch and get yourself comfortable before flicking to the right channel. A few seconds later, the first few notes of your favourite show’s theme tune ring out; in the space of a few seconds, no more than a minute or so, a great TV theme …
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At ADP’s swansong
At ADP’s swansong
With hits such as “Nazar”, “Hum Na Rahey” and “Sultanat” under their belt, Aunty Disco Project (ADP) was one of the most talented under-the-radar bands in Pakistan. Since it was founded in 2006, ADP has charmed Karachiittes with their live performances and their unique 80s-and-90s-inspired songs.
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Good food makes her heart grow fonder
THE only thing that Robyn Eckhardt regrets about her life’s choices is not going into writing food reviews earlier in life.
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Assam laksa-loving Yankee blogger moving to Penang after six years in KL
THE only thing that Robyn Eckhardt regrets about her life’s choices is not going into writing food reviews earlier in life.
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Strauss-Kahn’s Accuser Could Face Dire Consequences
When the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office announced last week that its star witness–the alleged victim–in the case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn had lied on myriad different points concerning her background and the events of May 14 in the Sofitel hotel, the spotlight focused on Strauss-Kahn. The former director of the International Monetary Fund would be freed from house arrest, have his …
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Malaysia’s dilemma: Can it reform and discriminate?
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia, July 7 — Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad sits at a vast desk cluttered with work, hands clasped before him and looking at his visitors with a slight smile. Dr M, as he is popularly known, was prime minister of Malaysia from 1981 to 2003, the first commoner to ever hold the post in a land with nine sultans. His demeanour suggests the …
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Jason Falls and Aaron Strout Join DrivingSales Executive Summit Keynote Line-up
Social media and location-based marketing experts join Gary Vaynerchuk and hundreds of progressive auto dealers for third annual summit in Las VegasSalt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) July 07, 2011 Jason Falls and Aaron Strout have joined the exciting keynote line-up of the third annual DrivingSales Executive Summit (DSES) scheduled for October 9th through 11th, 2011 at the Bellagio Las Vegas. Jason …
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Once Free, Labels Want in on Mixtape Market
(HipHopDX) — Take a look at the recording industry’s last few strategies to convince people to pay for the albums they can just as easily go and illegally download for free, and you’ll quickly see that the execs writing the continually shrinking checks aren’t exactly master strategists. Between Amazon hemorrhaging money by offering Lady Gaga’s [...]
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Your Kindle NY Times Subscription Finally Gets You Free NYTimes.com Access [Blip]
As it was promised , so it has been given: those who ( totally inexplicably ) subscribe to the New York Times on their Kindles now have carte blanche access to the Grey Lady’s website. Congratulations! Although honestly why weren’t you just doing this the whole time? More »
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TheFurnitureDomain.com Announces Arrival of the Emeco 111 Navy Chair
TheFurnitureDomain.com offers a large selection of Emeco furniture, and is excited to announce that the anticipated 111 Navy Chair, crafted from recycled plastic bottles, is now available to order.Buffalo, NY (PRWEB) July 07, 2011 Bringing a 5-year structural guarantee and an assortment of 6 color options, 3 of which can be used both indoors and outdoors, TheFurnitureDomain.com is excited to …
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Microsoft to unite its two online gaming sites
Microsoft to unite its two online gaming sites
Microsoft is merging Games for Windows Marketplace with Xbox.com, giving users the ability to buy Windows and Xbox games under the same roof. Originally posted at News – Microsoft
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Independent Voices 5×15: Hacked off with free speech
With phone hacking, injunctions, super-injunctions, libel, the Arab Spring, Twitter privacy and Google in China all high on the public agenda, the issue of Free Speech – and its limits – has never been more pertinent.
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Hacked off
Labour’s Tom Watson on how hacking crusade got personal
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F.C. Teacher Wins Creating Excellence Award
Vera (Woody) Woodson, a Falls Church resident and marketing teacher and supervisor of Fairfax County Public Schools’ Tysons Corner Classroom on the Mall, has been named the winner of the 2011 Creating Excellence Individual Educator Award by the Virginia Department of Education. She received her award at a luncheon in Richmond on June 16. Read more…
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Retired Mid-Valley teacher renews connection to space shuttle
Editor’s note: This is an excerpt from the Statesman Journal’s “Sci-What?” blog.
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Phila. district says claims of cheating at two schools unfounded
Philadelphia School District officials said Thursday that an internal investigation concluded that allegations of state test-score cheating at two schools were unfounded.
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Chill between chapters
Chill between chapters
Summer is the season of leisure reading and this one is serving up a scorcher. Get the scoop on the latest, greatest and under-the-radar reads from our book-loving faculty, staff and student contributors.
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Cool in the pool
Alexandra Harrington, 2, proves that she can swim like a fish at the Ellinwood Municipal Pool. With the unrelenting heat, area pools are filled with residents seeking a cool spot.
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CBH receives new cardiac monitoring equipment
Nurse Rana Ingram modeled being a patient at Clara Barton Hospital to show off the new state of the art hospital equipment the hospital has added.
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The summer camp that’ll change the world, now accepting applications
Kids. Activist. Summer. Camp. The words kind of send shivers down our Never-Never Land synapses. And though we’re not exactly the target demographic for the Santa Cruz Mountains’ Youth Empowerment Camp , breathless longtime camp professional Nora Kramer’s three year old vision of a place where socially conscious rockstars ages 12 to 17 could get together, hike it out, eat delicious vegan foods …
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Body bombs? New threat slows airport check-in
You’ve seen no recent posts on the blog and here’s why. We’ve been traveling, for fun, since June 25 and are just now checking to see what our trip home from Canada tomorrow will bring.
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Google’s Blogger Platform Massively Redesigned
A spacious, modern, and airy blog user interface marks another one of Google’s moves to kick its services into high gear.
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Rimini Street second quarter bookings, revenue jump
Rimini Street, an enterprise software third party support provider, detailed its second quarter results and delivered solid growth.
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5 Financial Moves to Make at Fifty
After reading last week’s post about turning forty, a few people asked me, “What about turning fifty? I don’t have 20 – 25 years to plan my retirement; I have a little over 10 and I am concerned about growing my money but also am much more concerned about what
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Ring Nishioka’s Philosophy On Job Interviews
Many of the companies I’m an investor in are hiring a lot of people right now. For a current view, take a look at the Foundry Group jobs page . I’ve interviewed and hired a lot of people over the year and I’ve developed my own perspective and philosophy on the best way to do this. However, I don’t feel like I have all the answers so I asked a few people that I respect a lot (and fit in my …
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Big ‘Open Compute’ Speech: A Live Blog
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is giving a speech at the company’s headquarters today where he’s expected to announce a video partnership with Skype. We’ll have longer takes as the day goes on, but here’s what happening in real-time, along with streaming video.Related: The Zuck’s Speech: How the Facebook King Found His Voice
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Give me liberty, and give me my light bulbs, some Americans say
James Hartley sees liberty in his light bulbs. He’s been stockpiling traditional incandescent bulbs for almost two years. So far he’s collected more than 300.
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