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EdSeptember 4th, 2008 |
One of the biggest disappointment I had in the iniitla launch of the iPhone was that there was not a built-in RSS reader. I made some attempts with using Google Reader on the iPhone, which is as good as a web-based reader can be for the iPhone, but it was far less useful [...]
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EdSeptember 4th, 2008 |
As most people who know me know, I love my iPhone. It has made my life much simpler by providing me on the go access to email and my personal/business information. The iPhone was revolutionary when it came out a year ago, but with the additional functionality of the App Store, the iPhone has become [...]
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EdJune 3rd, 2008 |
Hillary Clinton is not an honest woman. But no one can accuse her of being a flip-flopper. Okay, maybe she flip-fops on issues like Iraq by voting for the war, voting to not fund the war, disagreeing with the war she voted for, but never admitting she made a bad vote. And maybe she flip-flopped [...]
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EdJune 3rd, 2008 |
For months my girlfriend has been bugging me about Torchwood. At least twice a week I had to hear pleas for me to watch the BBC show so that we could talk about. This coming from someone who doesn’t even watch The Office. But I finally gave in when I saw that Apple had finally [...]
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EdJune 2nd, 2008 |
The Huffington Post is reporting on the results of a recent Gallup Poll survey showing that 67% of all Americans agree with the idea of the president meeting with heads of foreign countries, even if they are considered to be our enemy. The survey shows that Democrats and Independents are more likely to agree, but [...]
