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The search for RELLevance: With tough games against Bama, LSU, Auburn, and Georgia all in a row, as well as a season finale in Tallahassee (not to mention some sleeper games in Southern Miss and Central Florida), the Gators should win the SEC East, but not get to play for the whole thing. (via Cosmos)
Cell Phones: Reviews, compare, help, check prices : Yahoo! Tech: When her family dominates the TV, what’s a mother to do? Our makeover team finds a solution.Read More (via Cosmos)
Web Hosting News: lives, and offers a full range of tools and marketing solutions for businesses to connect with Internet users around the world. Yahoo! is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. To learn more about the Fall 2006 TV Preview, please visit: http://tv.yahoo.com/feature/fall06/. (via Cosmos)
Tech Advisors : Yahoo! Tech: When her family dominates the TV, what’s a mother to do? Our makeover team finds a solution.Read More (via Cosmos)
[Hometheaterblog.com] News July - December 2004 Archives: Home Theater Blog | Home ...: Perusing message boards and HDTV related sites, I’ve seen what could only be described as pessimistic speculation on Voom’s chances for success, without content from channels like HDNET and INHD. Well over the weekend I noticed INHD was providing some of Voom’s news channel, with sports coverage.
[Reviews.cnet.com] Alpha Blog - alpha.cnet.com: One of the more intriguing items that Philips was showing off at its annual Holidays in June event in New York City was its upcoming Portable Media Center, the PMC7230, which features a sharp, 3.5-inch display and a 30GB built-in hard drive, plus the ability to dub TV shows from a VCR, a DVR, or recordable DVDs.
[Americancopywriter.typepad.com] American Copywriter: Pop Culture: The show is wonderfully hilarious and features a guy named Karl Pilkington, who could be one of the funniest guys I've heard in a long time.
[Begging to Differ] GETTING LOST: If, like me, you have an interested in the interactions between science, religion and the paranormal, then I recommend this article from Wired News, "Ac Academia Embraces Spooky Studies." The article focuses on a couple of recent studies aimed at discovering the nature of the afterlife, and contains the following hook: "At two of America's best universities, [University of Virginia and University of Arizona] professors and doctors are studying the existence of the soul, near-death experiences and reincarnation." These sorts of academic studies really aren't all that unusual, however. Not mentioned in the article are Duke University Medical Center's "prayer studies" and the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research laboratory (a fancy and euphemistic way of saying that Princeton University is engaged in parapsychology research.)
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