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Monday, November 29, 2010
Zinfandel and Dark Chocolate
Chocolate is one of the most sensual foods out there in the world. And if you were to say it were to have a liquid counterpart, wine would be it. But with so many wines and so many chocolates out there, pairing them can be harder than one might imagine. One great combination is Zinfandel [...]
Raising the Bar with Oz
Image by edgenumbers via Flickr The UK’s most popular wine personality, as measured not just in terms of his wine credentials, but also his reach through TV, must be Oz Clarke. I have just discovered that his ‘Buddy TV’ format has been adapted further in a programme to be called “Oz And Hugh Raise The [...]
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Daily Crunch: Jailhouse Edition
Review: Dropcam Echo Root Access Found For Windows Phone 7, Jailbreak Not Far Off Robo-Deer Draws Fire From Poachers Limili Identifies That Song That?s Playing, Adds It To Your Grooveshark Collection Killing Time: How Many Of These 25 Bad Tech Habits Apply To You?
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Hulu Plus now available to all, price dropped to $7.99 a month
Hulu's launch announcement also includes plenty of ways to enjoy a little Plus for free:
- Buyers of new Sony Bravia TVs or Blu-ray players can get 11 free weeks
- New Roku device purchasers get one month free
- Preview users will get one week free as a thank-you
- Current Hulu customers get a two-week free trial
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Hulu Plus now available to all, price dropped to $7.99 a month originally appeared on Download Squad on Wed, 17 Nov 2010 09:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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WikiLeaks: Chinese Politburo responsible for Google hacking
You had to know something interesting would come out of the quarter million diplomatic cables that WikiLeaks just, well, leaked late on Sunday, and the New York Times has picked out a doozie for us. As it turns out, that big brouhaha in China surrounding the hacking of Gmail accounts was actually a state-authorized attack. Such was the report from a Chinese informant working for the US embassy, and the disclosure goes on to say that it was part of a "coordinated campaign of computer sabotage," reaching a wide net of targets, including American government machines, American private businesses, and... the Dalai Lama. Hey, China's hardly the first country to ever engage in state-sponsored cyber espionage (ahem, Stuxnet), but we can't say we're not disappointed. Let's keep it classy from here on out, alright guys?WikiLeaks: Chinese Politburo responsible for Google hacking originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 29 Nov 2010 05:48:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Since the iPad was introduced in April this year, The Gadgeteer has reviewed some great accessories for it.� We recently featured a review of the iBend XL stand for iPad, and you’ll remember the review said that the folks at iBend had very graciously given us some extras for our readers.� Our coffers are overflowing [...]
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