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Pietersen pinpoints reasons for ODI loss to India

Pietersen pinpoints reasons for ODI loss to India INDORE: England captain Kevin Pietersen blamed a lack of killer instinct in his bowlers and the failure of any of his batsmen to post a big score for the 54-run loss to India on Monday to trail 2-0 in the seven-match, one-day international series.

Ten Reasons why Linux is really a Religion

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5 reasons why Apple Could Be Planning For A Mobile Search Engine?

Apple knows it, Google knows it. Mobile search is the next big thing and could potentially be much more lucrative than desktop search for a number of reasons.

Samit Patel admits reasons to thank Graeme Swann

Samit Patel admits he may have 750,000 reasons to thank Graeme Swann next week if he gets to play his part in a £20million England win.

10 Reasons to Start a Blog

Web logging, or "blogging" is becoming a household term. Most anyone who uses the Internet regularly either has a blog, or has read someone else's blog. But does that mean you should start your own? We'll give you ten reasons that might compel you to start blogging...

BlackBerry Storm vs. iPhone 3G: 8 Reasons to Pick the Storm

You've read my reasons to choose the iPhone 3G over the BlackBerry Storm. Now check out the flip side.

iPhone 3G vs. Storm: 8 reasons to pick the iPhone

With the new BlackBerry Storm hitting US shelves next week, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will soon have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and Apple's popular iPhone. Here are eight reasons to pick the iPhone.

iPhone 3G vs. Storm: 8 reasons to pick the iPhone

With the new BlackBerry Storm hitting US shelves next week, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will soon have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and Apple's popular iPhone. Here are eight reasons to pick the iPhone.

iPhone 3G vs. Storm: 8 reasons to pick the iPhone

With the new BlackBerry Storm hitting US shelves next week, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will soon have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and Apple's popular iPhone. Here are eight reasons to pick the iPhone.

iPhone 3G vs. Storm: 8 reasons to pick the iPhone

With the new BlackBerry Storm hitting US shelves next week, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will soon have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and Apple's popular iPhone. Here are eight reasons to pick the iPhone.

Storm vs. iPhone 3G: 8 reasons to pick the Storm

With the new BlackBerry Storm set to hit US stores, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and the iPhone 3G. In this second installment of a two-part series we offer up eight reasons to embrace the Storm

Storm vs. iPhone 3G: 8 reasons to pick the Storm

With the new BlackBerry Storm set to hit US stores, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and the iPhone 3G. In this second installment of a two-part series we offer up eight reasons to embrace the Storm

Storm vs. iPhone 3G: 8 reasons to pick the Storm

With the new BlackBerry Storm set to hit US stores, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and the iPhone 3G. In this second installment of a two-part series we offer up eight reasons to embrace the Storm

Storm vs. iPhone 3G: 8 reasons to pick the Storm

With the new BlackBerry Storm set to hit US stores, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and the iPhone 3G. In this second installment of a two-part series we offer up eight reasons to embrace the Storm

Apple iPhone 3G vs. BlackBerry Storm: 8 Reasons to Pick the iPhone

With the new BlackBerry Storm hitting U.S shelves next week, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will soon have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and Apple's popular iPhone. Here are eight reasons to pick the iPhone.

RIM BlackBerry Storm vs. iPhone 3G: 8 Reasons to Pick the Storm

With the new BlackBerry Storm set to hit U.S stores, many smartphone enthusiasts looking to go the touch screen route will have to make a decision between RIM's first touch device and the iPhone 3G. In this second installment of a two-part series we offer up eight reasons to embrace the Storm.

The Web Thrived In Spite Of The DMCA, Not Because Of It

While I was pointing out all of the reasons why the DMCA needs to be re-examined from scratch, Wired has put up an article detailing the one single positive aspect of the DMCA: the safe harbor provisions that protect service providers from liability for copyright infringement done by users. However, I think Wired, and the various people quoted in the article, give way too much credit to the DMCA for a variety of reasons. In fact, Wired goes way too far in claiming that the DMCA "saved" the web and allowed it to become what it is today, suggesting (incorrectly) that things like blogs and YouTube wouldn't be successes without the DMCA.

Big Freddie Mac attack: Best of the Boards/Blogs

We have all seen our investments plummet these last few months. Hedge funds liquidation is one of the reasons. The psychological fear is also one of the reasons driving prices down. And not just stock prices, but most commodity prices. This is the main reason that I am optimistic about what is to come. Even though oil consumption is down, the developing world's oil consumption keeps rising. The large oil companies are not replacing their depleting reserves. The major oil companies are buying back shares, like SVM is doing, instead of putting that

Anonymous Anger Rampant On the Web

the4thdimension writes "In a story that may bring out the "duh" in you, CNN is a story about how anonymous anger is rampant on the Internet. Citing various reasons, it attempts to explain why sites like MyBiggestComplaint and Just Rage exist and why anger via the web seems to be everywhere. Various reasons include: anonymity, lack of rules, and lack of immediate consequences. Whatever the reason, they describe that online anger has resulted in real-life violence and suggest methods for parents and teens to cope with e-aggression and to learn to be aware of it." I can't figure out what makes me angrier: my habit of anonymously trolling web forums, or my video game playing.

Vespa Rolls Out New Interactive Consumer Web Site

NEW YORK , Nov. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Piaggio Group Americas, Inc., importer of the iconic Vespa scooter brand, continues to accelerate ahead of the personal transportation curve with the debut of its new consumer web site, scheduled to go live Friday, November 14 . Functional, fun and fast, the new web site -- just like Vespa scooters -- connects with users by delivering an entertaining interactive experience, a shared sense of community and a wealth of practical reasons to ride. Every element of the new site, from the latest product news to user-generated favorite riding routes, has been designed to educate and engage visitors while giving them plenty of fun reasons to return.

Bash One-Liner Script To Produce Somewhat-Fancy Output Of Who's On Your Linux Or Unix Box

Today we're going to shoot out a quick one liner script that can come in handy from time to time. It doesn't fall under the "necessary" category (or, maybe not even the "useful" one ;), but it's nice to have for those times when you just don't feel like doing any extra typing or expending the effort required to separate the wheat from the chaff on a screen full of garbage output. That is, as I've always understood, one of the main reasons to script things out in the first place. The other reasons, like automation, efficiency, etc, are pretty much ignored here, even though we will be automating a repetitive action and that, by definition, will make our waste of company time more efficient. No matter how you look at them, automation and efficiency always seem to be a good thing ;)

Could You Google Bomb Google Flu?

Google got a lot of attention recently for the launch of Google Flu Trends, which looks at aggregate data on searches related to the flu, to see if it can act as something of an early warning system for where there are flu problems. It's an interesting use of the data, and it will be worth watching what else can be done with this sort of data over time. However, Ed Felten raises an interesting question: can Google Flu Trends be manipulated? The idea is that, right now, it may be accurate, but the very fact that people know Google is tracking this information, could create incentives to game that info -- in the same way people have tried gaming Google in other ways for years, using tricks such as Google bombing. While you might not think there would be that many reasons to manipulate Google Flu Trends, there could be reasons to do so.

Reasons to favor the BlackBerry Storm over the iPhone

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TOKYO (Reuters) - A 9-year-old boy was caught driving his parents’ car alone after police received a report about an unmanned vehicle moving down the street.

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