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• San Francisco Takes On LAX: Connect Here, We’re Better
  View from the Wing
  
  I get press releases all day long from travel providers, and 99% of the time I spare you, my readers, from having to hear about them. They usually read something like, “New survey research discovers that X% of travelers say they want to get away for Y holiday, and Z is a great place to [Book Your Travel Online / Stay for a Romantic-Exciting-Fun Time / Waste […]
• OpenGL 4.0 Comes Out To Play
  TechCrunch
  
  With Microsoft becoming increasingly marginalized in areas like mobile media, DirectX is becoming less of a must-use toolset and more of a gaming-specific one. The other side of the coin is, of course, the increasing relevance of standards like OpenGL, OpenAL, and OpenCL: powerful cross-platform systems for graphics, audio, and parallel processing. You may r […]
• Street View in Northern Ireland
  Google Maps Mania
  
  PropertyPal Northern Ireland Street View MapTo help their customers get a better idea of the new Street View coverage in Northern Ireland PropertyPal have created this fun Google Maps mashup. Users of the map can drag 'Charley' around the map and drop him on a location to view the Street View at that location.PropertyPal also use Google Maps Street […]
• Time Spent Talking About My Garden
  GraphJam: Music and Pop Culture in Charts and Graphs. Let us explain them.
  
  Time Spent Talking About My Garden Graph by: moon-cat via Graph Jam Builder […]
• Stay in Shape, With Tab
  The Retroist
  
  I recently became re-addicted to Tab, the first popular diet cola drink. Did you know they even still made Tab? Made by Coke, Diet Coke has pretty much blown it out of the fizzy, brown, too-sweet water since it was introduced in 1982, but Tab still has a hardcore fanbase that keeps it in production. (Less than 1 percent of all soda sold today is Tab.) Tweet […]
• Four hot, sticky and sweet deals in New England this spring
  Gadling
  
  Filed under: North America, United States, Hotels and AccommodationsNow that the freeze that grips New England is easing up, the region's becoming dirty, sticky and sweet. "Mud and maple season" is upon us says the New England Inn and Resorts Association, and its members are offering some delectable deals to lure you up to its small corner of […]
• Motally Brings Mobile Analytics To Smartphone Games
  TechCrunch
  
  As mobile gaming takes off, developers will need in-depth analysis to determine consumer behavior with their games and adjust their games accordingly. Motally, which provides user-action tracking services for the mobile web and apps, is expanding its product base today offering a targeted analytics service aimed towards mobile games on the iPhone, Android an […]
• The Magic Mouse, Fixed At Last
  TechCrunch
  
  I handle a lot of mice in this job (right now I'm using the Mionix Naos 5000) and I have to say that if a mouse were, like the Magic Mouse, shaped completely wrong for human hands, I would throw it away and never speak of it again. Others, while perhaps more crafty, are far less principled, and will go so far as to fabricate a silicone crutch to rest th […]
• Lent Madness: Aelred vs. John the Baptist
  Clergy Family Confidential
  
  The Round of the Saintly Sixteen begins with a smackdown of saintly contrasts: Aelred (who advanced against Anskar)vs. John the Baptist (who defeated Martin of Tours). Clean shaven vs. wild beard matted with locusts and wild honey. English monk vs. Biblical ascetic. Click for the full tournament bracket: Lent Madness 2010 In his writing on Spiritual Friendsh […]
• Motorola Puts Bing on Android Phones
  Wired: Gadget Lab
  
  Motorola will be loading Microsoft’s Bing search onto its Android cellphones in China this month, ousting Google on its own smartphone platform. Motorola Android models will get the new feature when they are launched in this quarter. Google isn’t being completely ejected from its own party: Bing, along with an alternative to Google maps, will be offered as a […]
• Motorola To Replace Google With Bing On Chinese Android Phones
  TechCrunch
  
  If I were a spit takin' man, I'd do a spit take right now. Motorola, stalwart of freedom, will work with Chinese carriers to add Bing to Chinese Android-based phones, ousting Google Search and Maps from the scene. Now this isn't meanness on Motorola's part although Reuters notes that this move could have something to do with that whole Gr […]
• The 20 greatest cities in the world for foodies
  Gadling
  
  Filed under: Asia, North America, Oceania, Japan, Russian Federation, Thailand, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Belize, Canada, United States, Australia, BrazilOnce upon a time, the world's food capitals were a mere few well-known locales like Paris, New York, and Bangkok. All the action (and the eyes, and the forks) were focused there. Recently, […]
• Apple looking to improve exercise routines with 'virtual competitor'
  AppleInsider
  
  A new patent application from Apple describes an exercise motivation feature that presents a "virtual competitor," providing an "interactive and engaging experience" for fitness enthusiasts. […]
• Falcon Northwest Mach V (Core i7-980X)
  PCMag.com: New Product Reviews
  
  The Falcon Northwest Mach V (Core i7-980X) is a hardcore gamer's dream. It's pricey, but worth it if you want an immersive gaming experience. […]
• Maingear Shift
  PCMag.com: New Product Reviews
  
  The Core i7-980X-equipped Maingear Shift gaming desktop combines blazing benchmark scores with a design that intelligently manages the copious heat that gaming desktops generate. […]
• How obscure security makes school suck
  Boing Boing
  
  Photo: John Perivolaris / DrJohn2005 Recently out of Virginia's public school system, youngster James Stephenson writes in to say that being a kid sucks. So what's new? A gauntlet of cameras, invasive searches and authoritarian security theatrics that don't make schools feel safer—but do tempt administrators into privacy abuses such as Lower M […]
• How to Build a TRON Light Cycle out of LEGO
  The Retroist
  
  If you have a good amount of LEGO is differing colors, I imagine you can do something pretty spectacular with these step by step instructions for building a Light Cycle out of LEGO. The Intruction were posted by twitter user -2×4- who has many other amazing LEGO creations that are worth checking out. How to Build a TRON Light Cycle out of LEGO [@] Flickr Twe […]
• Fender PD-150 Pro
  Cool Tools
  
  There may be slightly better sounding or feature-rich PA systems in this price range, but nothing comes close to the outstanding portability of Fender’s Passport. It’s barely 30 pounds, and when it’s packed up and put together in its slick integral case no moving or delicate parts are exposed to scraping or damage. And since the case tapers at each end, it’s […]
• Boyoyo Boys, "Back in Town" (Greatest Song of All Time of the Day)
  Boing Boing
  
  Everyone from Malcolm McLaren to Paul Simon heard something in South Africa's Boyoyo Boys that they wanted to appropriate. Their '80s records are lively and surprising, both original and emblematic of their time. You can hear where whole chunks of popular American music, from Graceland to Vampire Weekend, were born and raised. After listening to […]
• CSM—‘Jihad Jane’: How does Al Qaeda recruit US-born women?
  TitusOneNine
  
  The case of Colleen R. LaRose – also known as “Jihad Jane” and “Fatima Rose” – raises troubling questions about the ability of Al Qaeda to attract US-born women to terrorism.... US counterterrorism officials long have been concerned about the possibility of Islamic radicalization of US natives. But generally speaking, they have focused on potential terrorist […]

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