• @bradyv Would the language be the same or would it be 'demographic' appropriate? in reply to bradyv #
• Update: wwrite is now on sale http://j.mp/dfcZGQ #fb #

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• Two men have been arrested on a flight from Chicago to Amsterdam after some ‘suspicious items’ were found in their checked luggage.
• There are two finalists for Illinois Lottery management.
• Mexico has fired 10% of it’s federal police force.
• Roku has dropped prices on three media players; they now start at $59.99.
• Viewsonic’s 7″ ViewPad is official with Android 2.2.
• New York landlords are now required to tell tenants about bedbugs.
• Fidel Castro, in a rare interview, stated that he was ‘at death’s door’.
• AutoCAD has returned to the Mac.
• Heaps of fossils from the evolutionary ‘Big Bang’ have been discovered in the Canadian Rockies.
• US Food and Drug Administration investigators have found two egg farms failed to follow their own safety procedures.
• Chinese officials are going to hear a case where a potential school teacher was denied a job because he is HIV positive.
• US Federal officials are suggesting grade letters for vehicle efficiency.
• Borders has upped the ante for Amazon and Barnes & Noble with a $99 e-reader.
• TweetPhoto has renamed itself to Plixi and adds location-based services.
• The Magna Carta is getting some new preservation gas.
• A Tube of plasma has been able to create solar eruptions in the lab.
• Tesla Motors has paid a fine for lacking emissions certificate of conformity, despite none of their cars producing emissions.

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• @XboxSupport I was going to xbox.com, it redirects to mobile site. I clicked on 'View Desktop Site' then it redirects back to mobile site. in reply to XboxSupport #
• @christyxcore I'm not watching the Emmy's. I'm trying to work on secret project #1 in reply to christyxcore #
• @XboxSupport No, I can view the Mobile version, I can't view the desktop version. in reply to XboxSupport #
• @XboxSupport Yup, I have. still no go. in reply to XboxSupport #
• @XboxSupport No problem, it just seems weird that the 'View Desktop Version' would show a desktop version not just redirect back to mobi ver in reply to XboxSupport #
• @XboxSupport It's alright. It's just a bug in the programming on the xbox.com website that it's not honoring the 'view desktop' link in reply to XboxSupport #
• @peretti I don't think as though that is necessarily good for VCs, VC seekers or the web as a whole to be so limited in physical location. #
• @RickMacMerc wwrite. It's a text-editor that supports templates. plus it's only $1.99… maybe there's a sale coming up soon… hint… in reply to RickMacMerc #
• @ChrisPirillo why? in reply to ChrisPirillo #
• time for bed. night all. #
• @natasha You should be able to deny and block them by clicking on their name. or let it go to 'unanswered' and it should be available there. in reply to natasha #
• @digg the ability to change your username would be very helpful. #
• @sofiafontes Ah, but you found them none-the-less. That's the important part. in reply to sofiafontes #
• @sofiafontes oh, but, regardless you found them. So you'll have them next time. I have a prescription pair, so losing those would be bad. in reply to sofiafontes #
• @bldngnerd October I think…. in reply to bldngnerd #
• @donreisinger if I wasn't so focused on my programming I'd be all over playing some more Mafia II… in reply to donreisinger #
• @apple2309 @macgasm that's not grammar so much as a spelling mistake. in reply to apple2309 #
• @GirlFuturist No, it's because of the Television show… in reply to GirlFuturist #
• @manveerheir can't we call the Canadians to come and pick you up? in reply to manveerheir #
• @raygun01 @mollywood @rafe is there a reason why there isnt an audio stream for CNet Live? our internet at work is good for audio not video. #
• I now have absolutely no reason to use a web-based email client for any of my email accounts. Now that hotmail has added exchange… #

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• Intel is reportedly going to purchase Infineon’s Wireless Operations for $1.4 Billion.
• Speculation is that YouTube is hoping to get Hollywood to agree to a Pay-per-View service.
• A Court has ruled TechCrunch and Joojoo were business partners.
• AMD has killed the ATI brand and is now going to use AMD.
• A Titanic expedition has produced some new crisp images.
• The US Department of Justice is focusing on how Comcast’s purchase of NBC Universal could affect Internet Video.
• The Large Hadron Collider is pushing petabytes of data.
• Nintendo of America is going to drop the price of the DSi and DSi XL starting September 12th.
• Smoking Rates are linked to Education and Cigarette Taxes.
• In 1954, Dwight D. Eisenhower signs Atomic Energy Act.
• Xbox Live Gold prices are increasing in the US, UK, and Canada beginning November 1st.
• Astronaut William Lenoir, who flew the first operational shuttle mission in 1982, has died at the age of 71.
• A toilet owned by John Lennon has sold for $14,740 at auction.
• NASA has teamed up with Flickr to share Historic photos online..
• Microsoft has enabled ActiveSync on all live.com email addresses.
• A Maine Climber has been found in a melting Canadian glacier after 21 years.
• Updated Car stickers are now going to include environmental information.
• A new predatory Dinosaur has been found in Romania.
• The Next Oxford English Dictionary may become all digital.

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• @markmilian Just one more reason to not use digg in reply to markmilian #
• @leannrimes Happy Birthday, try not to have TOO much fun today! in reply to leannrimes #
• @stefsull Did he move out so you now have more money and food? in reply to stefsull #
• @CrazyMikesapps Do you want a scoop on a price drop of an ipad app? in reply to CrazyMikesapps #
• @bitchwhocodes There are those who don't think highly enough of themselves and never put enough in their Bios in reply to bitchwhocodes #
• @stefsull You can do a force eject via terminal. Or try rebooting and holding down eject button in reply to stefsull #
• @bitchwhocodes Only reason I know about those people is because I'm one of them. I never know what to put into a bio in reply to bitchwhocodes #
• Anybody else not seeing videos on YouTube using iOS 4.0.1? #
• @michaelking4023 Reminds me of the Lions a couple years back in reply to michaelking4023 #
• @nealcampbell That's the best way to be. Just be who you are and if people don't respect that, then it's their loss, not yours. in reply to nealcampbell #
• @ilindsay Is it one side or a whole head headache? in reply to ilindsay #
• @XboxSupport your xbox mobile site link to the desktop version doesn't work on an iPhone. Just sends back to mobile site #

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Current News

• The Chicago White Sox have retired Frank Thomas’ Number 35.
• There is now a 64GB Flash Drive that is the size of a postage stamp.
• China is going to mine the Yellow Sea floor
• Giant Rings around Galaxies have Astronomers a bit  perplexed.
• Due to a downpour in Phoenix has caused a 69-car pile up.

Historical News

• In 1632, English Philosopher John Locke was born.
• In 1786, Shay’s Rebellion begins due to High Taxes.
• In 1898, The Goodyear company was founded
• In 1923, English Director Richard Attenborough was born.
• In 1949, the Soviet Atomic Bomb project tests it’s first bomb.
• In 1968, Ulysses S. Grant III, died.

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• @sofiafontes Needless to say you like my app? Well, I doubt it, but it's nice to think that. in reply to sofiafontes #
• @sofiafontes I miss the London underground, it was so easy to get around. in reply to sofiafontes #
• @michaelking4023 Astros have a better chance than the Cubs of winning a World Series, at least in general Astros could win in reply to michaelking4023 #
• @digitalkitty Shouldn't you be using picasa web to share photos or something? And why doesn't google have a twitter photo sharing site? in reply to digitalkitty #
• @Zune I actually have a zine that I use for all my music an podcasts. It's actually better than the iPod app in iOS devices #
• @LucretiaPruitt I use mobile twitter for my tweets, no worries with API limitations on the web! in reply to LucretiaPruitt #
• @boredgirl260 the worst part is when the block behind you is having one and you weren't invited but you have to hear the whole thing anyway. in reply to boredgirl260 #
• @justin @dsilverman whoa, whoa, hold on.. that would be considered 'Making Sense'. And you know that's not how Steve J. does things. in reply to dsilverman #

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• Clearwire is reportedly going to offer a pay-as-you go service.
• The United, Continental mega-merger has been approved by the Justic Department.
• Fidel Castro is claiming that Osama Bin Laden is a CIA Agent.
• Bankrupt Mexicana Airlines has suspended travel.
• Google has backed out of JavaOne, due to Oracle Lawsuit.
• A Mock Astronaut will be launched by a Private Danish Rocketeer.
• NASA is going to study Hurricanes by flying directly into them.

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• I'm debating on whether to work on my secret project or work on an article…. First three answers determine what I do… #
• @harrymccracken The only way they can retire it is if the iPod Touch gets 128GB. They need something at that level for those music addicts. in reply to harrymccracken #
• @Ihnatko I see 4 food groups on that plate. Dairy, Vegetable, Starch, and Bacon… am I missing one? in reply to Ihnatko #
• @stefsull Click the little 'x' next to their names, new ones appear. in reply to stefsull #
• @AmberCadabra Which two colors? in reply to AmberCadabra #
• @joshholat how did that occur? did you drop it? That's an iPhone 4, right? ;( in reply to joshholat #
• @Annaleen Sounds like a Sci-fi book in the works to me… in reply to Annaleen #
• @Solimander @bradyv but with paid apps you are more likely to get support than free apps. At least that's the case with my app wwrite. in reply to bradyv #
• @coreymcl good question. I have 1 iPad, 2 iPhones. The netflix iPhone app only asks for your email info, not authorization like iPad in reply to coreymcl #
• @Solimander But what about those apps where there isn't much support online, due to smaller community? in reply to Solimander #
• @ahlexas Happiness comes from within. It is a personal decision. Once you put your mind and heart to being happy, you will be. in reply to ahlexas #
• Macgasm.net: Netflix for iPhone: A review: Netflix has released its much anticipated Netflix for iPhone and iPo… http://bit.ly/cQk7PY #fb #

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• A Prehistoric man found naturally mummified may have had a funeral ceremony.
• USA Today is going to reorganize.
• Ford is recalling 575,000 Winstar Vans in the US and Canada.
• 20 Des Plains, Illinois liquore sellers have been caught in a sting by teens.
• Scientists have the genetic code for Wheat.
• Exchange’s ActiveSync technology is reportedly making it’s way to Hotmail on Monday.
• Facebook is going to cease supporting Internet Explorer 6.
• A Baby Tiger was found stuffed in a bag in Bangkok.

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