Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Dallas Business Journal Reports Verizon to get iPhone in January 2011
Wireless giant Verizon may be getting the Apple iPhone as early as January 2011, ending AT&T's exclusive iPhone deal with Apple.
Bloomberg reported this information Tuesday, citing two people close to the situation.
Calls to sources at Verizon and Dallas-based AT&T were not immediately returned.
The Dallas Business Journal reported earlier this year that AT&T’s initial iPhone contract with Apple ended June 10, 2010, three years after it began. At the time, AT&T reportedly secured a six-month extension by cutting wireless prices for Apple’s new iPad.
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http://dallas.bizjournals.com/dallas/stories/2010/06/28/daily20.html
- iPhone on the Road
Bloomberg reported this information Tuesday, citing two people close to the situation.
Calls to sources at Verizon and Dallas-based AT&T were not immediately returned.
The Dallas Business Journal reported earlier this year that AT&T’s initial iPhone contract with Apple ended June 10, 2010, three years after it began. At the time, AT&T reportedly secured a six-month extension by cutting wireless prices for Apple’s new iPad.
kerripanchuk@bizjournals.com
http://dallas.bizjournals.com/dallas/stories/2010/06/28/daily20.html
- iPhone on the Road
helmers Phil Lord and Chris Miller to write and direct the
movie. Based on the popular building blocks, the movie will mix live action and animation. The studio is keeping the plot tightly under wraps, but it's described as an action adventure set in a LEGO world. Dan Lin and Roy Lee are producing and LEGO's Jill Wilfert is executive producing. The duo "prepared a presentation that not only had to pass muster with Warners brass but also with execs from Lego, which is extremely protective with its toys and brand and had a significant hand in the process," adds the trade. Lord and Miller are currently developing the 
movie and plan on doing...
Here's a mindbending statistics and probability quirk based on the classic "Two Children" problem, a famous puzzler that goes like this: "Suppose that Mr. Smith has two children, at least one of whom is a son. What is the probability both children are boys?" (the correct answer is usually held to be 1/3, but read on). 
It's easy to throw around words like 'legend' and 'pioneer' when talking about electronic music, and let's face it, half the time people won't say boo about these labels, most likely because they don't know who they hell you're talking about. But when it comes to true-blue dance music heavy-hitters, the kinds of artists that even your mom has heard of, it's hard to top Moby. The man has changed a lot since getting his start making high-energy rave tunes in the early '90s, but even as his music has morphed, changed, and, yes, mellowed, it's always been clear that Moby still has a soft spot for that bygone era. Here at XLR8R, we've been itching for someone to do a classic rave mix, so we figured who better than Moby to put together a pumping session full of hyperactive synth stabs, feel-good piano melodies, whooshing hoover sounds, and endlessly pulsing beats. To our delight, he was up for the challenge, and the mix does not disappoint.
Stores your data - and is fun to play with. A mighty warrior, bent on justice. Its duty is to hold 2 GB of your information, protect it, and help save all humankind. Will it succeed? Who knows. But you want one, so buy it now. $39.99
Linkletter: "There's a great difference between alcohol and marijuana." 
Monday, June 28, 2010
Stephenie Meyer, author of the Twilight saga, 
American McNuggets (190 calories, 12 grams of fat, 2 grams of saturated fat for 4 pieces) contain the chemical preservative tBHQ, tertiary butylhydroquinone, a petroleum-based product. They also contain dimethylpolysiloxane, "an anti-foaming agent" also used in Silly Putty.
Grocery Shopping Is A Game: Getting good deals while grocery shopping is a game. If you don't think that it is, you are simply unknowingly playing it and it's costing you. Most people don't understand the rules of this game and that is why they pay much more for food than they need to. It takes about a month to learn the rules of the game and how to play it to your advantage which makes it possible to get huge discounts on the food you buy. 
"The only time in my life I smoked angel dust was by accident and it was on a double date with Andy Warhol and Michael Jackson," laughs Mothersbaugh. "We all went to Studio 54 and people were passing drugs all over the place. 
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