February 2, 2010
Cost to patients barrier to counseling for obesity and smoking
Reducing obesity and smoking have become national priorities in the United States. Research has shown that intensive counseling can positively impact each problem. However, because such counseling is typically not covered by medical insurance, cost can be a barrier
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Cost to patients barrier to counseling for obesity and smoking
Preventive program associated with reduced spread of H1N1 at summer camp
A targeted program of preventive antiviral medication, combined with the use of hand sanitizers and surface decontamination, was associated with containing the spread of the H1N1 virus in a summer camp setting, according to a report posted online today that will appear in the April print issue of Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine.
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Preventive program associated with reduced spread of H1N1 at summer camp
Microsoft: ‘Windows 7 RC users have one month left’
Free preview nears auto-shutdown deadline, MS warns Microsoft yesterday warned customers that last year’s free preview of Windows 7 will start nagging users to pay for the operating system in two weeks, and begin automatically shutting down PCs in one month.
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Microsoft: ‘Windows 7 RC users have one month left’
Dallas makers organizing a hackerspace
Members of the Dallas Personal Robotics Group are looking to organize a communal workshop . The DPRG had access to a warehouse in Garland for seven years, from 2002 through 2009 thanks to Mike Dodson, who allowed us to use one of his warehouse buildings and patiently put up with all our geeky shenanigans for almost a decade.
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Dallas makers organizing a hackerspace
Last Night on Late Night: Bruce Willis, Jets Superfan
Using nothing but pom-poms and enthusiasm, Bruce Willis proved he bleeds green on The Late Show last night, dismissing David Letterman’s later observation that the team is no longer in the playoffs. Harold Ford stopped by The Colbert Report with disastrous results while Jon Stewart gleefully watched Obama take on the GOP . Speaking of glee, Jimmy Fallon parodied Glee ! Watch our compilation to see what you missed
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Last Night on Late Night: Bruce Willis, Jets Superfan
Vitamin Sale – Save Up to 75% at Botanicchoice.com
Vitamin Sale – Save Up to 75% at Botanicchoice.com. At Botanicchoice.com you can get Nutritional Supplements, herbs, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, vitamin c, vitamin e, soy tablets, aromatherapy, essential oils, green foods, herbal tea blends, homeopathic remedies, natural beauty care, weight loss, diet and more.
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Vitamin Sale – Save Up to 75% at Botanicchoice.com
Transition game: Seahawks’ new coaching staff convenes
Pete Carroll will convene his full coaching staff for the first time today, marking a new beginning and turning the page on a tumultuous month. Here’s a look back at the mechanics of the transition from one staff to another: Carroll convenes staff for the first time By Danny O’Neil, The Seattle Times
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Transition game: Seahawks’ new coaching staff convenes
Who Should Play Michael Scott’s New Love Interest?
According to a report from Michael Ausiello , Michael Scott, the co-manager of Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch and the company’s highest-ranking employee, is getting a new love interest this season! Showrunner Paul Liberstein, who also plays Toby, shed some light on how Michael lands his lady: “It’s one of these set-ups where a bunch of people go out and you don’t know you’re being set up.” When Michael discovers what’s going on, “he kind of flips out and goes into ‘date mode,’” says Lieberstein. “And it goes in a weird direction from there.” The role hasn’t been cast yet, so we drew up some suggestions of who should be the “she” in “that’s what she said.” The Boston accent Julianne Moore attempted as Jack Donaghy’s high school flame on 30 Rock was more wack than wicked .
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Who Should Play Michael Scott’s New Love Interest?
Dexas Oven Mitt and Trivet – 2 Pack – $9.99
Don’t Hate The Player Okay, got the wine, got the lasagna, and I even got the lines all figured out. Tonight’s gonna be my night to shine! Oo, the doorbell! Showtime at last! Hey there, you sexy momma! Wow, you’re looking hot ! Girl, I was gonna invite you in, but now that I’ve seen you in that dress, I’m scared you’d be a fire hazard! Hey, you just stay right there for a second, okay? I gotta get something out of this closet.
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Dexas Oven Mitt and Trivet – 2 Pack – $9.99
Dell adds budget ultraportable to Latitude range
Daniel Robinson, V3.co.uk , Tuesday 2 February 2010 at 05:00:00 Latitude 13 positioned between netbooks and standard laptops Dell has added a new utraportable to its Latitude range of business laptops, designed to offer portability at a budget price, without compromising on performance for mobile professionals, the company…
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Did ABC Already Announce the Oscar Nominations on Its Website?
Has ABC, the network that will air the Oscars on March 7, prematurely announced the nominations on its website? It certainly looks that way! A simple search of the word “oscar” on ABCNews.com brings up a long list of results titled “2010 Oscar Nominations.” Are these just the best guesses of over-eager editors? Maybe.
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Did ABC Already Announce the Oscar Nominations on Its Website?
Google poised to sell enterprise apps
Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Tuesday 2 February 2010 at 03:46:00 New platform will offer Google Apps extensions Google is reportedly preparing a new service to allow third-party developers to sell plug-ins for the Google Apps platform and other web-based services….
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Google poised to sell enterprise apps
Google shuts down airport Wi-Fi promotion
Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Tuesday 2 February 2010 at 03:45:00 Holiday deal comes to an end in the US Google has ended its programme to provide free Wi-Fi in US airports, and will pull the plug on nearly all of the 54 wireless networks it was sponsoring as well…
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Google shuts down airport Wi-Fi promotion
Activists call out Great Firewall tech partners
Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Tuesday 2 February 2010 at 03:44:00 Electronic Frontier Foundation urges vendors to come clean on business in China The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is pressing seven major technology companies to stop working on China’s web monitoring and censorship systems….
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Activists call out Great Firewall tech partners
Dell UltraSharp U2410 24in Monitor
This is the first in the range 24in to continually divide PVA panels in favor of the IPS, which is probably superior technology, particularly for color critical work. His new H-IPS screen UltraSharp U2410 can offer some pretty impressive specifications, but not least, claiming 8,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio of 96 percent Adobe RGB (110 percent sRGB) color gamut. Together with a low response time, Dell , aos usual plethora of connections and complete control, this monitor is to reverse the glossy HP LP2475w from his throne?
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Dell UltraSharp U2410 24in Monitor
Steven Tyler Might Sue If Aerosmith Replaces Him
Earlier last month, Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry admitted that the band was on the hunt for a new front man following some in-fighting between Steven Tyler and the other aero-dudes. Tyler is not pleased about this. A letter sent by his attorney to the band’s manager says Aerosmith must “immediately cease and desist from engaging in acts and conduct to the harm and detriment of your own client, Aerosmith, and our client who is one of it members.” In an interview with Billboard , Tyler’s lawyer Skip Miller seemed offended at the very notion that Aerosmith might try to replace his client and suggested that if they move forward with their plans to do so, a lawsuit will be on the horizon.
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Steven Tyler Might Sue If Aerosmith Replaces Him
February Make: Newsletter ships tomorrow!
A snip from the January newsletter We’re about to send out the February Make: Newsletter (tomorrow morning). This monthly email letter has all new material you won’t find on the site or in the magazine. We try to give you the inside scoop on some of what’s going on behind the scenes at Maker Media, original columns, tool reviews, even quick n’ dirty projects! We also have sweet subscription and Shed offers, often exclusive to the newsletter
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February Make: Newsletter ships tomorrow!
Grammy TV audience biggest in six years
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A popular and eye-popping mix of stars like Beyonce, Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga drew a TV audience of 25.8 million Americans to the Grammy Awards — the biggest TV audience for the telecast in six years, according to preliminary television ratings on Monday.
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Grammy TV audience biggest in six years
Review of Airlive WL-2000CAM Wireless IP Camera
Cameras hooked to our computers were originally just for playing around, like a webcam for example, and their quality just wasn’t that good. As technology progressed of course they got better and even more features were added, eventually the IP camera was introduced and we had a whole new way of using our cameras. Once wireless became popular we then had wireless IP cameras that offered the best of everything really, you could use your wireless connection to set up your camera most anywhere in you home and use it for surveillance and not have to worry about being tethered to your computer with a cable.
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Review of Airlive WL-2000CAM Wireless IP Camera
Successor to Canon’s T1i entry-level DSLR coming next week?
Oh boy, I hope this is true. I’m shooting with an XSi, and it’s a great camera, but damn would I like to have me some movie-shooting ability. The T1i was a bad bet for that because it shot at 20FPS , which is ridiculous, but this new T2i allegedly has selectable frame rate modes
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Successor to Canon’s T1i entry-level DSLR coming next week?