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People, Groups Flock to the Web After Chile Earthquake - PCWorld Business Center
February
28
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2010
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More than 2 million affected by earthquake, Chile's president says - CNN.com

More than 2 million people were affected by a massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake that rocked Chile early Saturday, President Michelle Bachelet said in a televised news conference.

February
28
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2010
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Government is not the solution to our problems, government *is* the problem.
Ronald Reagan
February
27
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2010
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Prayers For Keilah

From "Stir It Up":

i found this site through "The Vortex". please pray for Keilah, keep her in your thoughts. in spite of cancer the post on Keilah's site was quite brave.

visit her. encourage her. show the girl some love.

February
22
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2010
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Global Warming Professor Admits to Unorganized Data and More

"No statistically significant 'global warming' since 1995... in fact, there has been some cooling."

February
16
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2010
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The Continuing Climate Meltdown - WSJ.com

The Wall Street Journal writes about the bad climate studies and reporting that the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has relied on.

Are the farcical aspects of "Global Warming" finally laid to rest? And is Al Gore going to refund the money for the "carbon credits" that he sold?

February
16
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2010
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New black hole simulator uses real star data - space - 09 February 2010 - New Scientist

A new interactive program that uses data from more than 100,000 stars reveals the spectacular light show you'd see if you wandered close to a black hole...

If you're interested in this whacky space stuff. It's kind of cool that gravity can bend light.

February
13
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2010
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wants you to STEP INTO THE VORTEX ... click the little link in the upper right corner, and see where you end up.
February
12
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2010
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Hands-on: new single-window mode makes GIMP less gimpy

The GIMP, an open source image editing program, has gained some significant usability enhancements, including a new single-window mode. Ars takes a hands-on look at the latest development version.

February
10
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2010
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Opera to test Apple's resolve with iPhone browser | News | PC Pro

iPhone version of Opera Mini browser is launched - but will Apple let it on to the App Store?

February
10
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2010
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How do you ZooLoo?

First what does it mean "to ZooLoo"? No, it's nothing that requires a Teen+ rating. It's easy to ZooLoo. The first thing you do is sign up for a ZooLoo account. Then you get into ZooLoo for the first time, set your nickname to whatever you like (obviously keeping it clean is a boon) and then upload a profile picture -- of yourself, of an avatar, or pretty much any picture you'd like to use.

Next, you'll be on your "Home" page. From here is where ZooLooing is done. There are several ways to ZooLoo. The most interesting ways are the ways that are about you, or things you're interested in. You'll notice a row of buttons just below the "SEARCH" area. One for each of "Status", "Text", "Link", "Quite", "Photo", and "Video."
Status
Status is what you're doing right now. Are you reading? Are you watching a movie? Are you at the mall (hey, you could be using an iPhone -- ZooLoo has an iPhone App)? Or maybe you just want to express a thought.
This is usually done in the first person. For example, you would type:
"is reading a good book."
To everyone else this would look like "Yournickname is reading a book."
Text
The Text option allows you to ZooLoo with many more words. This is usually called "blogging", or, more recently, "micro-blogging." This post you're reading right now is an example of a Text ZooLoo. You can give full diatribes, with rich editing (bold, italics, underlining, images, etc.).
Link
The Link option let's you share links to other sites. Posting Links is more akin to "micro-blogging" than the Text option. You give a description of the link you've presented. Or, you can give full commentary about what is at the link. It also has a rich-text editor for the description.
Quote
A Quote is meant for brief quotations of what other people have said. A source, and a description or commentary about that source can be provided as well using another rich-text editor.
Photo/Video
You can share Photos or Videos that you find online. Or, you can share Photos directly from your ZooLoo photo album(s) instead. You can also visit other ZooLoo sites and share photos from other people's pages. This is probably where the real fun is to be had.
The SuperCool Way to ZooLoo
There's also a very, very easy way to ZooLoo. We have a section on the "Home" page called "Share From Anywhere" with a button that says "ZooLoo Share". To get started using this wonder of micro-blogging you simply click and hold the right mouse button on the ZooLoo Share button, and drag it to your bookmark bar (Firefox, Chrome, and Safari), or right-click and select "Add to favorites..." in Internet Explorer.
Armed with the ZooLoo Share button, you can go to any web site you wish and visit any page, story, or product page you wish... and simply click the ZooLoo Share button in your bookmark toolbar. This will automatically post a new Graffiti "Link" into your ZooLoo site. You can add a description from the pop-up.
This is by far the easiest and best way to share YOU with others. Reading something interesting? Share it with others.
February
09
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2010
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Nikola Tesla - The True Father of Radio

Pretty intriguing story between Edison, Tesla, and Marconi. Tesla was known as the "Man out of time" due to his genius with electricity, broadcasting, and physics. So much of what we do today is a direct result of Tesla's discoveries.

The band "Tesla" named themselves after this guy to try to bring him to the attention he never got when he was alive.

February
07
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2010
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I was telling computers what to do for me while I was still so young that my parents were telling me what to do. I believe in angels.
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