OSAMA BIN LADEN DEAD

Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead. Finally Got his ass in a fire fight inside Pakistan living at what is been called a mansion. Bin laden was reportedly killed by us forces. took us 10 years to get him but we nailed his ass in the end,but this does not mean the end from Al-Qaida. I am sure that we haven't seen the last from this terrorist organization we will always have to keep vigilant the rest of our days.But at least this night May 1 2011 we can celebrate "JUSTICE HAS BEEN SERVED". Let this be a waring to Al-Qaida that no matter how long it takes us and no matter where you run to in the world you will never be safe, we will find you and we will bring you to Justice DEAD or Alive.....God Bless America and our men and women in are armed forces..

Yummy burger

A friend from work gave me this ideal on day to give my Burger a lil something extra and that is take a cheese Burger or double cheeseburger and add a sunmyside up egg to it. Wow what a great ideal so I went home that day purchased a double double from in n out. And brought it home cooked me an egg and bam!!!! All that yummy yolk running down the Burger

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MISSING PERSON-Sage Barron

As of Today Friday February 04, 2011, the Sage Barron Recovery Task Force has come up empty handed. We searched deep in Haiku and went as far as Keanae on tips from “overhearing” what people were saying. So far on our last 3 searches we came up so hot, yet so cold. Sage Barron has been missing since Sunday January 09, 2011.
On that day she was last seen around the Maui Mall area. There have been only 2 30 second phone calls made to her mother. Her family is very concerned and even called upon the Federal United States Center for Missing / Exploited Children to step in and assist.

For iPhone, Almost Heaven

It’s here. After almost four years of speculation, the iPhone will finally come to Verizon’s network on Feb. 10. And to answer everyone’s question, the Verizon iPhone is nearly the same as AT&T’s iPhone 4 — but it doesn’t drop calls. For several million Americans, that makes it the holy grail.

Facebook in Privacy Breach

Top-Ranked Applications Transmit Personal IDs, a Journal Investigation Finds
By EMILY STEEL And GEOFFREY A. FOWLER

Many of the most popular applications, or "apps," on the social-networking site Facebook Inc. have been transmitting identifying information—in effect, providing access to people's names and, in some cases, their friends' names—to dozens of advertising and Internet tracking companies, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found.

The issue affects tens of millions of Facebook app users, including people who set their profiles to Facebook's strictest privacy settings. The practice breaks Facebook's rules, and renews questions about its ability to keep identifiable information about its users' activities secure- click the link to read the full article

iphone 4 still has issues

written by-Ryan Block
From- gdgt.com

ryan gdgt staff 3 days ago
With Antennagate over, is Glassgate next for the iPhone 4?

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Whether or not you've experienced the iPhone 4's famed death grip, or even believe it's a real phenomenon (and based on extensive personal experience I can assure you that it is), the whole Antennagate scandal undoubtedly left a deep scratch on the iPhone's squeaky-clean sheen. As we all now know, the story ended with a semi-contrite Steve explaining how all cellphones have "weak spots" and that iPhone 4 customers upset with their device's wireless performance would be entitled to a free iPhone case. The offer has since expired, but it had the desired effect: people pretty quickly shut up about the issue, and Apple got back to the business of selling a LOT of iPhones.

But there's another issue brewing behind the scenes that's sent Apple's iPhone engineering team back into the bunker for preemptive damage control. If you've been into an Apple Store (or visited Apple's site) recently, you might have caught a hint while browsing iPhone 4 cases (or lack thereof). Although Apple has just this week reestablished a wide variety of cases for sale, as of only a couple of days ago the only iPhone 4 case Apple even so much as mentioned on its site was its own first-party Bumper -- and still conspicuously absent from its lineup are slide-on cases. As it turns out, was by no means a cynical ploy to maximize profits.
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Five questions — and answers — about Facebook Groups

Ben Patterson is a technology writer for Yahoo! News.
Another week, another Facebook controversy — this time, over the site’s just-relaunched "Groups" feature, which lets you create instant private or public spaces for your friends, co-workers, fellow hobbyists, you name it.
Personally, I think the idea behind the new Groups feature is an excellent one. By designating smaller circles of friends within your overall list of Facebook pals (which, for some online social butterflies, can easily run into the thousands), you can post updates, photos, videos, and URLs to your individual subsets without bothering everyone on Facebook with the minutiae of, say, your breakfast menu, or how quickly you crossed the finish line in your latest half-marathon.

SharePod

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New patent application could allow Apple to brick jailbroken iPhones

By Jason D. O'Grady | August 23, 2010, 3:51pm PDT

ZDNet’s own Sam Diaz posted a blog about a troubling application published by Apple via the U.S. Patent and Trade Office. A CNET post unearthed a doozy of a patent that could allow Apple to restrict the functions of devices that have been jailbroken or unlocked.

Foursquare's Stalker Problem

Foursquare's Stalker Problem