Reason.tv: Guns, Laws, and Panics-How Fear, Not Fact, Informs the Gun Rights Debate
August 9, 2011 No Comment
California has among the strictest gun laws in the country, and couple of local politicians are seizing the opportunity created by the Arizona shooting to make them even stricter. While most states operate under a “shall-issue” concealed carry weapons (CCW) permitting regime, meaning that anyone who passes a basic background check can get a CCW, California uses Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Big Government Discovery Date : 09/08/2011 15:50 Number of articles : 3
Continue reading …Reason.tv: Guns, Laws, and Panics-How Fear, Not Fact, Informs the Gun Rights Debate
August 9, 2011 No Comment
California has among the strictest gun laws in the country, and couple of local politicians are seizing the opportunity created by the Arizona shooting to make them even stricter. While most states operate under a “shall-issue” concealed carry weapons (CCW) permitting regime, meaning that anyone who passes a basic background check can get a CCW, California uses Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Big Government Discovery Date : 09/08/2011 15:50 Number of articles : 3
Continue reading …Windows Phone ‘Tango’ may be Mango’s successor, geared toward less-expensive handsets
August 9, 2011 No Comment
Windows Phone’s Mango update was released to manufacturers for testing two weeks ago, and you know what that means — it’s time to speculate on what’s lined up after the still-unreleased refresh. Mary Jo Foley’s dishing out some juicy rumors from sources that the next version of Windows Phone is codenamed “Tango,” and has a few tricks up its sleeves. The new OS would have a tighter focus on Nokia’s desire to bring lower-priced phones to the fold; it’ll also apparently target the Asian market “largely or even exclusively.” This prediction sounds as though Tango would only be pushed to inexpensive handsets, effectively turning Windows Phone into a two-tiered platform — but as many rumors go, we’re still waiting for a little more meat to chew on before making such a conjecture. If the new codename sticks, however, we expect to see a video chat service that won’t be too happy with the news. We’ll grab the popcorn and get a good seat for the (lopsided) duel that’s sure to come. Windows Phone ‘Tango’ may be Mango’s successor, geared toward less-expensive handsets originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 09 Aug 2011 23:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
Continue reading …Philadelphia is trying to put an end to teenage flash mobs following a series of violent attacks in the city. The city is setting weekend curfews in key areas and putting more police on the streets, the Philadelphia Daily News reports. “If you assault a fellow Philadelphian, a visitor or…
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Continue reading …Apple puts PCs on free recycling party list, opens doors to iPads, iPhones
August 9, 2011 No Comment
After being forced to pay off the door man to get into Apple’s electronics recycling party for years now, PCs are finally getting in for free — VIP style. Apple has revised its Reuse and Recycling Program and opened the gates to sheep from another shepherd’s flock. The new rules are quite a departure from past protocol , which charged PC users 30 bones to recycle non-Apple computers and displays — unless of course they agreed to purchase a Mac, in which case Apple would kindly do it for free. As part of the restructured program, ripe old iPads and iPhones are now eligible for Apple’s exchange program as well, where you’ll get a gift card if your device is actually worth anything. The company still recycles old iPods and mobile phones (regardless of manufacturer) for free, and offers 10% off a new iPod if you hand over an old one. With the revised plan it’s safe to say the folks at Apple ditched the program’s old theme song, “It’s Not Easy Being Green,” and are instead spinning a new track. Sparkly silver jacket not included. Continue reading Apple puts PCs on free recycling party list, opens doors to iPads, iPhones Apple puts PCs on free recycling party list, opens doors to iPads, iPhones originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Aug 2011 00:32:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
Continue reading …The man whose death at the hands of police prompted London’s massive riots did not shoot at the cops, a public investigatory body has concluded. Though Mark Duggan had a loaded gun, there was no evidence he fired it, the watchdog group said. A bullet stuck in a police radio…
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