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Martin Luther King - I Have A Dream Speech - August 28, 1963
TECHNOLOGY ENABLES US TO SEE THE PAST IN MANY FORMATS, THANK YOU
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Barack Obama vs Mitt Romney. Epic Rap Battles Of History Season 2.
Technology Tuesday here at Ynot Communications;
Look at what Technology allows people to create, just be mature about it all.
Complete Second Presidential Town Hall Debate 2012: Barack Obama vs. Mit...
Technology Tuesday here at Ynot Communications:
Thank God for this YouTube Channel. Technology Galore a Game Changer.
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Polio remains in Nigeria
Gates made Billions in Technology with Microsoft,look whom he is helping.
Thank You Mr. Gates
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Thinking Thursday at THAT
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MONEY MONDAY AT THAT
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Friday, December 31, 2010
Finally Friday -San Francisco Embarcadero To Be First Outdoor, Public WiFi Zone « CBS San Francisco- News, Sports, Weather, Traffic and the Best of SF
San Francisco spreads The Wealth to all one way or another.
Finally Friday at The Ynot Times- SF Public Housing - Free WIFInull
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Listen To The Sound Of Physics
Rhea Jeong korean designer made this record player that is operating with magnetic and auto-calibrating control. Don’t ask. In that little red sphere there is a needle, amplifier and speaker, and it spins around the record giving life to the music.
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Acer Introduces 3.31-pound Ferrari One Notebook
Acer Introduces 3.31-pound Ferrari One Notebook
by Jeremy Korzeniewski (RSS feed) Dec 10th 2009 at 12:00AM
Lying somewhere in the thin-and-light category between the well-defined netbook and the traditional full-featured notebook is the new Acer Ferrari One. The latest installation of the successful partnership between the famous Italian supercar manufacturer and Acer America, there isn't really anything exceptional about the computer other than the bright red color and matching Prancing Horse badge on the lid.Still, it's a well-equipped 3.31-pound laptop with (take a deep breathe) an AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual-core processor, ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics, 4GB of DDR2 667MHz system memory, a 250 GB hard disk, an 11.6-inch HD widescreen display and Windows 7 Home Premium.If the lure of the latest Ferrari-badged Acer is too much for you to handle, the Ferrari One notebook is available now with a starting price one cent shy of $600. Feel free to peruse the official press release after the break.[Source: Acer via Engadget]
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Tag Heuer Retains Tiger Woods As Brand Ambassador Despite Scandal
It has not been an easy holiday season for mega super athlete Tiger Woods. After news got out about his possible extra-marital affairs and the resulting fiasco surrounding it, the squeaky clean celebrity now has a new angle to his personality. Still, I think he handled the media conference aspects of it much better than others have in the past. Tiger is a very wealthy guy thanks to years of unprecedented sponsorship and endorsement deals. Suddenly advertisements with his iconic image have all but disappeared - especially on television. Sponsors are worried about possible negative associations with the star looming in the public at this time. Of course, none of this is a surprise. Like most scandals, this will likely more or less blow over in a few weeks or months. Whatever ensues in Tiger's personal life, is his own business. From a sponsorship standpoint, things won't be quite the same, as some of the more conservative advertisers will likely shun Tiger, although he was once the boy-wonder of conservative image athletes. One of Tiger's most popular sponsors is watch maker Tag Heuer - who has recently announced their dedication to sticking with the man who has likely been good for their business. Tag Heuer, while a Swiss watch maker, is French owned (by LVMH). While they may pause or delay advertisements in the immediate future, expect to see lots more Tag Heuer ads involving Tiger Woods, a baseball cap, a golf club, and a watch in the near future. Via World Tempus (in French). Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.
Tags: endorsements, golf, scandal, sponsorship, tag heuer, TagHeuer, Tiger Woods, TigerWoods, watch
Filed under: Timepieces, Sports
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Monday, December 14, 2009
Colon Cancer Is Preventable!
During his first physical exam in several years, 55-year-old Joe mentioned that his 70-year-old sister was doing well after colon cancer 10 years ago. Joe's provider completed the examination, sent him for routine lab tests, and gave him a referral to see a gastroenterologist for his first screening colonoscopy. The GI doctor finds and removes a few colon polyps during the procedure, and recommends that Joe repeat the colonoscopy in three years.
Not all colon polyps become cancers, but all cancers come from polyps, Virgie Bright-Ellington, M.D., writes in Chapter 4 of 'What your Doctor Wants You to Know, But Doesn't Have Time To Tell You,'' which is being excerpted on AOL Black Voices Wellness blog."Adenomatous polyps are precancerous polyps that are found in colons of approximately 30 percent of middle aged and older individuals,'' Dr. Bright-Ellington writes. "Fortunately only a small percentage of those polyps become malignant (cancerous).''Colorectal cancer, cancer of the colon and rectum, is the third leading cause of cancer death in both African American men and women, according to a study released by the American Cancer Society in 2007, the latest figures available. Higher death rates from colorectal cancer account for one-fourth of the disparity in cancer death rates between African American and white women and 11 percent of the disparity between African American and white men. While reasons for the death rate are still being studied, some risk factors for developing colorectal cancer are related to genetics, obesity, physical inactivity, cigarette smoking, a diet high in red or processed meats, and heavy alcohol consumption. Protections against colorectal cancer include physical activity, a diet high in fruits and vegetables, and screening with removal of polyps, the study says.Beginning at age 50, it's recommended that you have screening colonoscopies every three to five years to deter polyps, Dr. Bright-Ellington, who trained at the Cambridge Hospital of Harvard Medical School. "However, if you have a parent or sibling diagnosed with colon cancer before age 50, talk with your provider about beginning regular screening colonoscopies approximately ten years before the age of the relative's diagnosis,'' she writes. "For instance, if your mom was diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 40, your regular screening colonoscopies should start by age 30.''Many feel having a rectal examination or a colonoscopy (an examination of the colon with a camera at the end of a tube that goes into the rectum) is embarrassing, Dr. Bright-Ellington writes. You've probably heard this before, but doctors look at every party of the human body in a very detached, clinical way. It's true.Moral of the Story:When there is no polyp, there's no cancer. Beginning at age 50, get a screening colonoscopy every three to five years. Dr. Virgie Bright-Ellington is a graduate from the University of Michigan Medical School. She is a former clinical professor at New York University Medical School and a former instructor at Harvard Medical School, Youngstown State University and Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine.
Tagged as: American Cancer Society, AmericanCancerSociety, colon cancer, colon cancer prevention, colon cancer screening, ColonCancer, ColonCancerPrevention, ColonCancerScreening
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
The 1.4-lb. Sony Vaio, Just Right for Your Evening Bag
• Dimensions (approx.) : 9.7"(W) x 0.8"(H) x 4.8"(D)5,6• Weight (approx.) : 1.4 lbs.• Camera : Built-in MOTION EYE® camera and microphone• Keyboard : QWERTY, 82 keys with 1.2mm stroke and 16.5mm pitch• Action Buttons : WLAN / Bluetooth® on / off, Instant On, XCROSS Media Bar™ Technology• Computer Type : Lifestyle PC• Pointing Device : Pointing Stick• Type of Use : Ultra-portable• Battery Type : Standard Capacity Lithium-ion Battery (VGP-BPS15/B)• Estimated Battery Life : Up to 4.0 hours8 Standard Capacity Battery using MobileMark Method• Capacity : 64GB• Interface : Serial ATA• Bluetooth® Technology : Integrated Stereo A2DP Bluetooth® Technology (2.1 + EDR)• Mobile Broadband : Verizon Wireless Mobile Broadband Built-in• Wi-Fi : Atheros 802.11 b/g/n network connection• Multimedia Card Reader : One Memory Stick Duo™ media slot with MagicGate® functionality One Secure Digital (SD memory card) media slot• Sound System : Intel® High Definition Audio• International Service : 1 year international service plan available. Registration required. See www.sony.com/IRSP for details.• Limited Warranty Term : 1 year limited warranty. See actual warranty for details.• Online and Email Support : Support available from http://www.esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO• Telephone Support : 1 year toll-free technical telephone assistance, available 24/7• Max. External Resolution via VGA : 1600×1200• Processor : Mobile Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 500. Total Available Graphics Memory: 760MB (max.)*• Front Side Bus Speed : 533MHz• L2 Cache : 512kB• Speed : 1.33GHz• Type : Intel® processor• Back Light Technology : LED• Resolution : 1600 x 768• Screen Size : 8.0"• XBRITE-ECO™ Technology : Yes• DC-In : 1• Headphone Output(s) : 1• I/O Port : 1• USB Port(s) : 2 (2.0 compliant)• Anti-Virus Software : Norton Internet Security™ 2009 30-Day Trial Offer• Operating System : Genuine Microsoft® Windows Vista® Home Premium 32-bit• Supplied Software : Microsoft® Works SE 9.0 w/ 60-Day Trial Version of Microsoft® Home and Student 20076• The VAIO® Software Experience : VAIO® Care• VAIO® Multimedia Suite : VAIO® Media plus - Multimedia Streaming Software• Installed : 2GB (2GBx1)• Maximum : 2GB• Type/Speed : DDR2 SDRAM/533MHz• EPEAT™ : Silver• ROHS® : Compliant
Tags: computer, evening bag, EveningBag, laptop, Sony, Vaio
Filed under: Gadgets
Thursday, September 03, 2009
Google Broadens Attack On Amazon Kindle, Partners With COOLERBOOKS
Google Broadens Attack On Amazon Kindle, Partners With COOLERBOOKS
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by Robin Wauters on September 2, 2009
Google is clearly moving fast in setting up partnerships with ebook reader manufacturers and store operators to give some weight to its threat to Amazon and the latter’s Kindle product line.
First, the company teamed up with Sony, adding about 1 million public domain books to the technology giant’s eBook Store.
Now Mountain View has sealed a deal with British Interead, bringing the same amount of ebooks to an online store outside the U.S. for the first time (where close to half a million of them are available for free).
Reading-based Interead is the company behind ebook store COOLERBOOKS. The company also manufactures COOL-ER eReaders, small, elegant ebook readers that kinda look like giant iPods and cost $249 in the United States.
COOLERBOOKS.com accommodates 19 document formats, including EPUB and PDF, and MP3 for audio books, giving the ebookstore the broadest range of formats available on the web.
Enough to pose a threat to Amazon, just the beginning, or a venture destined for failure? Time will tell, but it’s always good to have alternative free ebook stores, even if you won’t be finding the bestsellers over there.
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