Gunfire and shelling rattled a city in central Syria today and killed a 12-year-old boy, as President Bashar Assad’s autocratic regime expanded its military crackdown on a seven-week uprising by sending tanks and reinforcements to key areas, activists said. Authorities also reportedly arrested a 10-year-old boy, apparently to punish his…
Continue reading …It looks like HP is getting into the prepaid data game. The company just announced DataPass, a solution that lets you purchase 3G service from your laptop. The service is HP-branded, and that isn’t just marketing hype — the company bought excess spectrum from Sprint and is setting its own prices, effectively turning the PC maker into an MVNO . The no-contract plans start at $5 for a modest 75MB, which HP says is enough for about five hours of use, and stretch up to $30 for 1GB. Look for it as an option across the company’s lineup of business notebooks with the Qualcomm Gobi un2400 radio module. HP launches DataPass to sell prepaid 3G data plans, service piggybacks on Sprint’s network originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 09 May 2011 00:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
Continue reading …President Barack Obama ordered the commando raid that killed terrorist leader Osama bin Laden after deciding the risks were outweighed by the possibility “of us finally getting our man,” he said in an interview broadcast on CBS’ “60 Minutes.” (May 8)
Continue reading …Noam Chomsky calls the killing of Osama bin Laden “a planned assassination” that violated international law, and he wonders how the US would react if “Iraqi commandos landed at George W. Bush’s compound, assassinated him, and dumped his body in the Atlantic.” Why use Bush for the analogy? Because “uncontroversially,…
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Continue reading …Kelsey Anna wins Island 106 X Factor competition !!! Simon Cowell Names Final ‘The X Factor’ Judges…Or Does He? Simon Cowell Talks ‘The X Factor’ Judges Panel X17 Online – X Factor – Photos & Pics | X1 LIVE – X Factor Judges … The format’s simple — X Factor judges scour the country for fresh talent, put them on broadcast airwaves, and choose a winner. The competition is open to solo artists and groups and there is no age limit, unlike with American Idol. … Report: Paula Abdul Named 'X Factor' Judge | Extra Cowell expressed interest in having his former “American Idol” co-judge join him on the “ X Factor” judges panel publicly many times. “She’s very passionate and she cares,” he told People earlier this year. “And she has good taste in … Paula Abdul Seals X Factor Deal – The Daily Beast Her reps must have been up all night so that Simon Cowell could get his way: Paula Abdul has been released from her contract with CBS’ Live to Dance and will join Cowell on the X Factor judges bench for Sunday’s taping of its premiere … Paula Abdul Signs On as X Factor Judge (omg!) | Your Classified … Paula Abdul has signed on to join The X Factor judges table, Deadline reports. The deal reunites the former American Idol judge with Simon Cowell, who will judge and executive-produce X Factor. Abdul, 48, and Cowell, 51, worked together … The X Factor 2011 auditions to be held at London's O2 Arena for … X Factor judges . Live auditions in front of the judges will be held at London’s huge O2 Arena for the very first time, it has been revealed. In previous years the London auditions have been held at the much smaller ExCel exhibition … the_mostfamous says: Hello there followers! It's been a while… Excited to hear the new X-Factor judges
Continue reading …NHL hockey player Sean Avery became the first New York pro athlete to publicly support marriage equality as part of HRC’s NY4Marriage campaign. ( NYT ): Avery, a 31-year-old from Pickering, Ontario, has played nine seasons in the N.H.L. Known as a fashion-conscious, on-ice agitator, he has never been afraid of what others think of him. “The places I’ve played and lived the longest have been in West… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Pam’s House Blend Discovery Date : 07/05/2011 20:10 Number of articles : 3
Continue reading …In busy San Francisco, city officials estimate that drivers looking for a parking spot account for 30% of all downtown congestion. Enter the iPhone: A new app could solve the parking problem. The city introduced SFpark last month, aiming to show drivers the areas that have open spots. Wireless sensors…
Continue reading …There certainly has been a lot of interesting comments made by the Obama-loving media this week following last Sunday's successful raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan. One of the most surprising came from the Washington Post's Bob Woodward who told “Meet the Press” host David Gregory, “Being holed up in that compound was smug. It was raising a middle finger to the United States and saying, 'Hey, look, we're hiding right under your nose'” (video follows with transcript and commentary): BOB WOODWARD, WASHINGTON POST: People said, “Look, bin Laden and al-Qaeda is winning the war psychologically, and we're going to keep trying to get him.” And they realized that bin Laden would make a mistake, they would get complacent, and, and that's exactly what they did in taking–I mean, in a way, being holed up in that compound was smug. It was raising a middle finger to the United States and saying, “Hey, look, we're hiding right under your nose.” Although Woodward raised an interesting point, those videos of bin Laden sitting in a shabby room watching what looks like a 20 to 30 year old TV set don't present the image of a smug terrorist giving his enemies the finger. On the other hand, one does have to wonder exactly how long the man we've been hunting for almost ten years was living miles from Pakistan's capital avoiding detection by our vast intelligence network.
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