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	Unstacking the Deck: World News [2011 January]  Below are the World news headlines to the January 2011 edition of Unstacking the Deck, a monthly digest of under or unreported news, the links to the sources can be found at our website unstackingthedeck.com: Meteorologist Piers Corbyn beat out UK gvnt experts [Fox] Himalayan glaciers not melting because of climate change, report finds [The Telegraph] Carnegie study reveres Genghis Khan for fighting global warming [Mongabay.com] Climate change 'long drought' [The Australian] China initiates thorium MSR project [Energy from Thorium] Have scientists discovered how to make downpours in the desert? [UK Daily Mail] UN expert to be sacked for 9/11 remark China 'not a military threat', insists president as he urges US to treat it as equal [UK Daily Mail] NATO blackmailing Russia with drugs [Press TV] Protestan frente a la Embajada de EEUU acullicando coca [Erbol Comunicaciones & rederbol Youtube] Confirmed: Stuxnet Was False Flag Launched by Israel and US Israeli Test on Worm Called Crucial in Iran Nuclear Delay Firm sold Israel torture instruments [Press TV] 100 states back anti-Israeli resolution [Press TV] Sarkozy takes G20 case to Obama as food prices soar [Reuters] Egypt: Egyptians turn to Tor to organize dissent online [SC Magazine] Digital Darkness: US, UK Companies Help Egyptian Regime Shut Down Telecommunications and Identify Dissident Voices [Democracy Now] Without Internet, Egyptians find new ways to get online [Computer World] Internet 'Kill Switch' Legislation Back ... 2011年03月31日再生回数 351
	awesome Tokyo underground traffic  awesome tokyo subway map i.zdnet.com 2010年04月05日再生回数 386
	Sony kills OLED and Wal-mart buys Vudu: The Bottom Line  Sony will no longer sell OLED televisions in Japan. Is this the end of the line for OLED in general? Also, Wal-Mart reentered the digital video game with the purchase of online streaming service, Vudu, but will this venture succeed? To find out the answers to these questions, we talked to Ara Derderian of the HDTV and Home Theater Podcast on The Bottom Line. Guests: Ara Derderian , HT Guys Show Notes: 2:58 — Walmart buys Vudu, Marketwatch 0:18 — Sony pulls plug on OLED in Japan, HDTV Magazine 3:48 — Vudu HDX, Vudu 5:55 — First, Apple. Now, Walmart. Porn gets no tech respect, ZDNet 6:48 — HTGuys.com, HTGuys.com Distributed by Tubemogul. 2010年02月27日再生回数 375
	It's no iPhone killer. But then again Nokia's E90 goes after  OK, so what smartphone * Does audio, video, and still images (replete with a 3.2 megapixel camera)? * Comes unlocked (ready for a SIM) to connect to a GSM network? * Supports HSDPA (the faster of the two GSM flavored nets, the iPhone supports the slower one known as EDGE) * Can browse the Web via a cellular or WiFi connection? * Makes for both a great phone and a great messaging device (and can attach to corporate email)? * Has a hardware-based keyboard and a separate numeric keypad? * Has a removable battery? * Supports Bluetooth's A2DP stereo headset profile? * Can open and edit Microsoft Office documents (and open PDF docs too)? * Supports the IMAP protocol for e-mail retrieval (better for folder support in email). If you guessed Nokia's E90, you guessed right. OK, so the headline gave it away. While at Interop in NYC, I took a spin by Nokia's booth where the E90 was on display. Now, I've given a lot of video attention to some of Nokia's hottest mobile devices. In June of this year, I covered (via video) the N95 which comes with a 5-megapixel camera (is it a camera with a phone or a phone with a camera) and then last month, I covered (again, via video) the newer N95 as well as a prototype of the N81. 2007年10月27日再生回数 46417
	Sony's paper-thin 'rollable' flexible OLED display  A prototype Sony organic light emitting diode, or OLED, display is flexible enough to roll around a No. 2 pencil. The next generation of display technologies promises crisp, bright, colorful images that dont require a backlight — but theyre incredibly expensive and rigid in form factor. Until now. Sony demonstrated in Japan on Wednesday an ultra-thin 4.1-inch OLED that can roll as tightly as a radius of 4 millimeters and still operate normally — a worlds first, according to the company. How thin is ultrathin? Approximately 80μm thick, with a resolution of 432 by 240 pixels at 121 pixels per inch. The roll-up OLED display touts a contrast ratio of 1000:1 and manages a brightness level of 100 cd/m2. (from Smartplanet.com) 2010年05月27日再生回数 13229
	Coupon Babies, 3D 3DS No Glasses, Planet Supports Useless Life  This video is brought to you by: www.pcmichiana.com Today's video discusses some rather oddball and or interesting news going on in the world today. Apparently, a company by the name of Groupon has come with with an extremely bizarre way to market this service. So bizarre, in fact, that people are talking about it... and making the marketing scheme work. I'm shocked... well... not really. Also, Japan totally gets it, their new 3DS is completely 3D without any glasses! It's about time, thank you Japan, keep those genius engines running. Yet another planet, yet another ka-gillion miles away may be able to sustain life. Last of all, and most importantly, Beyond Good and Evil is coming to X-Box 360 Live and the PS3 Playstation network. Huzzah! Oh and, yay? Microsoft Live Essentials 2011 has been released and includes such great items as... *yawn* nevermind. Don't Dismiss Groupon's Pro-(re)creational Site as a Stunt: www.theatlantic.com Nintendo 3DS: Is it 3-D gaming's savior? edition.cnn.com Researchers Find First Planet That Could Support Life: www.pcmag.com Ubisoft announces HD remake of 'Beyond Good & Evil' topnews.us Microsoft set to release final version of Windows Live Essentials 2011: www.zdnet.com 2010年10月04日再生回数 742
	The Jericho Report 04/08/2012  Follow The Jericho Report On Blogspot MaKaElectric.blogspot.com The Jericho Report Weekly News Briefing # 03 04 All Links Are Below - Backdrop By R4L www.youtube.com Pine Bluff Students Pepper Sprayed www.arkansasonline.com Taco Bell Shooting Victim Holding Leash www.myfoxphoenix.com Neo-Nazis Patrolling Sanford blogs.miaminewtimes.com FBI Taps Cell Phone Mic www.zdnet.com Obama Gives 1.5 Billion To Muslim Brotherhood www.kuna.net.kw Warrior Class Blackwater Videos harpers.org Japan Preps To Open Fire On N Korea www.strategypage.com Preventing Nuclear Terrorism www.huffingtonpost.com DHS Bullet Resistant Checkpoints www.federaljack.com Fire At Nuclear Reactor N France www.bbc.co.uk Singapore Warns Of US / China Conflict www.usnews.com Enterprise Group Arrives US 5th Fleet www.navy.mil Up To Date Mid-East News From Ftown www.endgamebeginningofww3.com DOJ To Clarify Obama Remarks On Health Law http Al-CIA-Da Will Return To New York usnews.msnbc.msn.com Secret Payload Launches From Vandenberg www.mercurynews.com France Expels Radical Islamists www.bbc.co.uk April Fools Asteroid Zips Close By Earth news.yahoo.com Asteroid 2012 EG5 Close Call 04/02/2012 www.youtube.com Supreme Court Allows Strip Searches www.nytimes.com US Nuclear Drones www.guardian.co.uk No Date For Russia / Iran Nuclear Talks www.naharnet.com Lawmakers Target Gun Laws www.foxnews.com Russia / Iran Set To Counter US / Israeli Strike www.debka.com Pentagon Activates Missile Defenses freebeacon.com 7 ... 2012年04月09日再生回数 1729
	Apple Podcast Episode 110 SSD Thunderbolt Aprikl 6, 2012  This episode of the Apple Podcast concerns these stories, apps and devices: ATT Will Unlock Off-Contract iPhones Starting Sunday/Cult of Mac Apple Hits $634 per share, a new high Apple Does Have a 7.85? iPad in their Labs /MacRumors via Daring Fireball and John Gruber US court hears Apple request to pull Samsung devices/Reuters Apple Releases Second Update to Java in Two Days/MacRumors After audit, some Foxconn workers bristle at fewer hours/GigaOm RIM to give up most consumer markets | Ubergizmo Google Has Profited Four Times More From iPhone Than Android/The Guardian via Daring Fireball I am Sick To Death of Android/ZDNET Apple, DoJ May Settle Over Ebook Pricing Soon/Tom?s Guide It?s Death By Apple For Best Buy/Forbes Apple device in half of US homes/MSNBC Apple is Japan?s top consumer brand for the first time/TUAW Ski helmet charges iPods, iPhone and other mobile devices/TUAW Jailbreak Released For Apple TV Running Newest 5.0 Software/Cult of Mac Hey NBC: That?s Not Your Artwork, It?s Apple?s/PandoDaily LaCie eSata Hub (ThunderBolt) OWC and external SSD Thunderbolt Drives 2012年04月07日再生回数 25
	Playstation Network WELCOME BACK PACKAGE - vlog  the information about the welcome back package sony is offering to members of psn in europe and also north america or just the US out of North America. Extra News: Japan is refusing to restore psn until its sure its well protected Link to the article: www.zdnet.com 2011年05月17日再生回数 786
	Amazon Allegedly 'Under Investigation' By UK Tax Authorities  BY SUZANA DALUL ANCHOR NATHAN BYRNE Britain's largest online retailer Amazon has been legally avoiding corporate taxes in the UK for years, a recent investigation by the Guardian suggests. The company, which sells 25 percent of the books in the UK, is using loopholes in EU law. ZDNet explains: "Amazon allegedly managed the trick by operating in the UK as an 'order fulfilment' and delivery service, while sales transactions were made directly between UK customers and Amazon EU Sàrl, based in Luxembourg." The Independent reports, lower tax rates in Luxembourg have probably made it a more desirable headquarters location. But the online retailer is currently being investigated by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs. The gap between the revenue earned and taxes paid in the UK is huge, says the Independent. "For last year, 2011, according to an investigation by the Bookseller magazine, Amazon generated sales of more than £3bn, but paid no UK corporation tax on that turnover." And while Amazon's UK managing director Christopher North claims it pays Britain's 20% value added tax, there might be other loopholes the online retailer exploits, reports the Guardian. "...this only applies to physical products -- and books are zero-rated. Tax on ebooks is at the rate set by Luxembourg... Instead of charging tax at the national VAT rate, it takes only 3%, on the grounds that electronic publications are of cultural significance." But, other reports claim lawmakers and laws are to blame. A ... 2012年04月07日再生回数 42