For those unfamiliar with the series, I'll elaborate on the iPhone book. It is a great book. It is designed to tell you in an objective casual, easy to follow fashion, all you need to know about using your iPhone. It is lavishly produced in heavyweight glossy paper with high resolution full-color graphics. The text is larger sized and organized in a very easy-to-read layout. There are many dozens of sidebar "Tips" which break up the text and make learning about the iPhone very easy.

The best part of the book is the content where you get a very thorough, comprehensive, and well-organized presentation of the iPhone hardware, software, and services. In six parts and fifteen chapters, Mr. Pogue covers nearly everything an average user needs to know about the product. There are plenty of sections covering advanced topics, as well, including use of the iPhone in a business setting. Part One is a guided tour to the hardware and how to get started making calls and texting. In this chapter and throughout the book, Mr. Pogue gives more than mere description and explanation of features, he provides step-by-step instructions and practical guidance on use. In the first chapter, for instance, he provides an experienced user's perspective on how to be more efficient using the virtual keyboard.

Part Two discusses the music and video features and the camera and photo capabilities. Part Three explains how to get online using the multiple means - 3G, 2G (Edge-ATT's older, slower system), and WiFi using the web browser and e-mail programs. The author provides handy references to useful websites and third-party applications which can run on the iPhone and extend its capabilities, like the Zoho suite of productivity applications and RSS readers. The next part covers the third-party software now available for downloading from the Apple site. The App Store is explained and a lot of the applications are briefly reviewed and evaluated. Pogue also describes how to install custom ring tones as well as making one's own using Apple's own Garage Band.

In the "Beyond the iPhone" section, Pogue covers the all-important syncing features and options, the Mobile Me support services provided by Apple, the iTunes symbiosis with the iPhone, and the customer settings options. Three appendices cover setup and signing up, suggested accessories, and troubleshooting and maintenance.

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Here is the Link: http://www.net-games.biz/funny-games/Halloween-Cake.html

It's a pretty fun game,You design your own Halloween cake and you can Print it in the end,I Just made it for fun,

Here is how my Halloween cake looks like:

lol Hope you like it :P

Ok that's it for now :)

-Gamezo

Life if relationships and how we navigate those relationships. Take a minute, take 30 minutes and tell those people they made you. Send a Facebook message to them saying "hey I've never told you this but..." We work with and want to change youth but lets not forget we were one once too. And once someone took the time to care for us and took the time to show us that we mattered. They shared some knowledge, some time, some love, some food, some space.

So often the work that we do is not seen or even validated. Go back and validate all the hours of the people who made you.

The social piece of MadeBig is quite interesting too. The site provides areas for members with varied interests: there are hundreds of Groups (I tried to get the exact number but I kept losing count) that focus on all different types of interests, everyone can have their own blog, members can post photos in their galleries and more. I'm particularly fond of the "feed" idea - there are "social" and "user" feeds. Social feeds give you information about what your friends are doing on the MadeBig site and user feeds are located on your profile and tell all of your friends and profile visitors what you've been up to on MadeBig. I think it's a great way to push content around and also keep members linked to each other. After all, who doesn't like to know what their friends and neighbors are doing? We are a nosy bunch!

I've been browsing Richi's madebig site and I'm liking what I've seen. I'm going to keep visiting it daily to see what else he comes up with.

I am watching the rise and fall of my salvation.

There's so much shit around me.
Such a lack of compassion. 
I thought it would be fun and games.
Instead it's all the same.
I want something to do.
Need to feel the sickness in you. 

I feel the reason as it's leaving me, no, not
again.
Its quite decieving as I'm feeling the flesh make
me bad.

All I wanna do it look for you.
And when I fix, you needed to.
Just to get some sort of attention.

What does it mean to you?
For me its something I just do.

--Molly Buckley

Nova novela da Globo quer ir além da média dos 23 pontos alcançados por Ciranda de Pedra. O intuito da rede Globo além de tentar recuperar uma decadência no horário das 18 horas busca outros públicos. A Globo está notando decadência na audiência de suas novelas no exterior. Para buscar de volta essa populariedade a Globo investe em cenas gravadas em outras partes do mundo para conseguir chamar melhor a atenção do público brasileiro e internacional. Com Negócio da China a emissora busca não alavancar  apenas o IBOPE das 18 horas no Brasil, mas tambmém melhorar a audiência da SIC em Portugal, mesmo lá como cá, Ciranda de Pedra obteve um índice baixissimo de telespectaodres ligados na frete da tela. Para atrair o público português, Negócio da China por Miguel Falabella apresenta um núcleo totalmente lusitano.

Como a rede Globo está iniciando uma nova caminhada para a exportação de progrmas e novelas brasileiras, nada melhor do que agradar ao público internacional que irá assisti-las. Há pouco tempo depois de 30 anos depois do sucesso de Escrava Isaura na China, a Globo voltou com tudo para buscar os orientais com a novela Da cor do Pecado. Agora com Negócio da China a rede Globo tenta consolidar novos telespectadores do oriente, além do nome da novela como tema central a China, algumas cenas da Novela também foram gravadas em Macau. Hong Kong e Portugal.

Novidade Zap!

‘’Circa un mese fa abbiamo fatto un’indagine sui prezzi in città –spiega Scopelliti- e ci siamo resi conto che era necessario fare qualcosa per abbassarli, così abbiamo incontrato le organizzazioni sul territorio con le quali abbiamo avuto un confronto sereno. Evidentemente i primi risultati stanno arrivando’’.

Ma secondo il sindaco di Reggio il segreto dell'espresso più economico d'Italia può essere anche un altro: ‘’Noi abbiamo il caffè Mauro, un caffè nostro conosciuto in tutto il mondo, probabilmente – conclude - anche avere una produzione locale ha il suo peso‘’.

Been had death on my mind
For some time now
So I thought I’d bring it before me
And take a stroll through our
Somber cemetery of silent soldiers
Our national place for rest

And today was a perfect day for it
A perfect day for thinking death
For somewhere on that loop of 695
I see firefighters standing
On top of their trucks
Up above on the overpass
Them and beckoning flags in silhouette
Never seen that before
And then troopers blocking onramps
And then an amazing amazing amazing
Massive swarm of brilliant flashing lights
From every emergency vehicle imagined
Coming toward me like
A global emergency response
For the death of the end of the world
Then militaristic motorcycles zipping by
Zip zip zip zip zip zip zip zip zip zip zip zip
One right after another zip zip zip zip zip
I never even noticed the hearse
But surely it too passed me by

Yesterday my daughter tells me
Her friend died from an overdose
The news numbs me and I tell her
That he's always stayed tucked away
In my psyche for some reason...almost
As if I was expecting to hear that his art
Has exploded on the scene
And that he made it through
But this is a mad strange world
And he was able to give it
A mere 7947072000 seconds
Which is both nothing and everything
In the eternal expanse of time

The national cemetery never ceases
To hush and humble me
The beauty in death
Yet as I occasionally read
The eclectic names
Stamped on tombstones
Wigglesworth
Curts
Baldwin
Musmanno
Sanchez
Eichelberger
Motherswell
Dimitriou
Fabellon
I can’t help thinking that
At least some of them
Too must have led
Lives addicted
Lives pained and troubled
Incomplete
Yet because of the ways of the world
And the ways of war
They were able to survive long enough
To die in a way that glorifies their death
And provides such a beautiful place to rest

Been had death on my mind
For some time now

more stuff from Veritas fixed on a plain brass adjustable ring

Stuff your eyes with wonder . . . live as if you'd drop dead in ten seconds. See the world. It's more fantastic than any dream made or paid for in factories.

  - Ray Bradbury, "Fahrenheit 451"

Ford T, tecnologia centenária. Made in China. Banheiro unissex? Heteroflexiveis, você sabe o que é? E, mais, Reforma Ortográfica. Sim, esse é o catado do dia.

• Ford T "Bigode", 100 anos
  O Ford T, vulgo Ford Bigode, faz 100 anos de vida, e pode ser considerado o primeiro carro flex fabricado na história. Ele rodava com gasolina, álcool, querosene, ou qualquer mistura destes três combustíveis.
• Invasão de automóveis chineses no Brasil

  São tantas marcas de automóvel, querendo entrar no mercado brasileiro, e ainda vem os chineses. Eles estão vindo com sua frota de carros baratos e poluentes. Na minha opnião, um monte de porcaria Made in China.

• Banheiro Unissex em Universidade Britânica
  Era só o que faltava...Banheiros unissex. Imaginem a zona que seria aqui no Brasil? Ou pior, imagine aquele banheiro de beira de estrada masculino, sendo frequentado por mulheres!
• Heteroflexíveis formam a nova tribo das baladas de São Paulo
  Estou ficando com medo de ir para a balada! Esse negócio de beijo na boca de pessoas, do mesmo sexo, não é para mim.
• Reforma ortográfica
  Tanta coisa para o governo se preocupar, e eles me vêm com uma Reforma Ortográfica (mau feita). Nem especialista consegue explicar as regras...Impressionante (N.E.: É claro que o nosso presidente aprovou...Ele mal sabe escrever. - rs).