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rank Capra's It's A Wonderful Life (1946) is one of the most enduring, popular and heartwarming films ever to come out of Hollywood. James Stewart stars as the beleaguered George Bailey - a man who is rescued from the brink of despair by his guardian angel on Christmas Eve. To celebrate the DVD release of It's a Wonderful Life: The Collector's Edition on November 10, The First Post has five copies of this festive classic to give away. For your chance to win, just enter your details below. Good luck.
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via First Post @ 19:04 10th Nov
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rank Capra's It's A Wonderful Life (1946) is one of the most enduring, popular and heartwarming films ever to come out of Hollywood. James Stewart stars as the beleaguered George Bailey - a man who is rescued from the brink of despair by his guardian angel on Christmas Eve. To celebrate the DVD release of It's a Wonderful Life: The Collector's Edition on November 10, The First Post has five copies of this festive classic to give away. For your chance to win, just enter your details below. Good luck.
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via First Post @ 11:55 19th Nov
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Serendipity is a wonderful thing. It is defined, by our beloved Wikipedia, as "an unsought, unintended, or unexpected discovery or occurrence, made by accident and sagacity." So, when you discover something wonderful while looking for something else, you no longer need to attribute it to luck alone and certainly not to dumb luck. The accident may have come from fate, but the sagacity was all you. Now isn't that serendipitous? By the way - and hats off to Wikipedia again - the origin of the term comes from a Persian fairy tale entitled the Three Princesses of Serendip via Horace Walpole, the English writer and fourth Earl of Oxford. Apparently Walpole once read the "silly fairy tale," as he described it in a 1754 letter to Sir Horace Mann, and was charmed by how the three royal ladies kept discovering things they were not seeking, mainly b
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via Red Orbit @ 4:19 28th Sep
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You spent more time writing about midfield conversations rather than writing about the wonderful game of cricket that i watched yesterday. The bowling from the Indian team was excellent and every ball was perfect. Zaheer and Ishant produced some wonderful reverse swing when everyone said it is a flat batting pitch. Harbhajan and Mishra turned the ball as if it is a fifth day wicket. Only Watson showed some good quality in batting under huge pressure.
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via Herald Sun @ 23:44 19th Oct
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"To do the same tasks in Windows, you often need to download and then install bloated software, only to slow down your computer. The chances of malware or spyware coming with those software as bonus are also there. Linux Terminal is a powerful tool and many difficult tasks can be easily done with a single line command. No need to search Internet for software, no need to install bloated software, and no need to spend your pennies."
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via Linux Today @ 13:47 3rd Oct
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Hello, so welcome to my Blog. And this is my first sojourn into the world of Blogs so forgive me if it all goes horribly wrong . I never was one for a diary or journal before, although there was a memorable period when I was 9 when a frantic burst of enthusiasm resulted in 2 weeks’ worth of postings in a diary. Fascinating reading it was: Monday, got up, went to school, came home, watched TV, went to bed. Tuesday, got up, went to school, came home, watched TV, went to bed, Wednesday got up, went to school, came home, created plan for global domination, watched TV, went to bed. I’d like to set expectations low, this is going to be an occasional thing. Less is more, hopefully.
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via ZDNet UK @ 15:44 4th Nov
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A naked mannequin draped in horseshoes sitting on a toilet forms part of one of several novel art works nominated for Britain's Turner Prize this year.
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via Nine MSN @ 21:49 29th Sep
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The astronaut crews of NASA's STS-126 mission and Expedition 18 talk with reporters on Nov. 21, 2008. Credit: NASA TV
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via LiveScience.com @ 4:54 22nd Nov
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American Theater Company's seventh annual stage adaptation based on Frank Capra's holiday film, performed as a radio show with live music, advertisements and Foley sound effects. Includes complimentary milk and cookies after the show.
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via MetroMix @ 5:35 4th Nov
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On one hand. robots have come a long, long way in the last 25 years. On the other, 3/4 of the Gizmodo staff is still wiping their own butt. Regardless, Carnegie Mellon is hosting an excellent gallery documenting 25 years of their Field Robotics Center robots. This guy, called the "Terragator," was built in 1984 to navigate roads and map mines. And if you like him, there are plenty of others on CM's site, each packing a palatable one-sentence description. So hit up the link for more robot fun. [The Field Robotics Center via bbGadgets]
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via Gizmodo @ 13:47 31st Oct
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This article was first published on guardian.co.uk on Thursday October 23 2008. It was last updated at 14.00 on October 23 2008.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 11:43 23rd Oct
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Broadband Service Provider Trident SR Sdn. Bhd.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 0:10 4th Oct
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A wonderful partnership between Martin van Jaarsveld and Faf du Plessis helped the Nashua Titans to a remarkable seven-wicket victory over the Gestetner Diamond Eagles in their MTN Domestic Championship match at the OUTsurance Oval in Bloemfontein on Friday night.
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via United Cricket Board of South Africa @ 0:01 15th Nov
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A wonderful partnership between Martin van Jaarsveld and Faf du Plessis helped the Nashua Titans to a remarkable seven-wicket victory over the Gestetner Diamond Eagles in their MTN Domestic Championship match at the OUTsurance Oval in Bloemfontein on Friday night.
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via SuperSport @ 17:26 14th Nov
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A wonderful repository of old TV ads from the 1990s when dogs and Harry Enfield all had gainful employment.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 23:25 10th Oct
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This wonderful LinuxPlanet Classic was originally published July 26, 2001, and it is just as timely today--ed.
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via LinuxPlanet @ 15:13 20th Nov
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Computers are wonderful, aren't they? These days, they even have voices. So if you can't be bothered to read the full effing interview with Joe Kinnear of Newcastle United and some tabloid journalists, here it is. Unexpurgated.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 16:00 3rd Oct
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Sesame Street, the wonderful children's show that basically everybody grew up on, is coming to the web. Soon, you'll be able to access full episodes from season 35 of the show on iTunes, with about 100 clips coming to both Hulu and YouTube. I'm hoping there will be a nice combo of new stuff for today's kids with retro clips for big kids like me to relive my childhood. Big Bird! Snuffy! Oscar the Grouch! You're never too old for Sesame Street. [Reuters]
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via Gizmodo @ 22:25 10th Nov
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"What a wonderful book! Diabetes can feel confusing and overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be — especially thanks to books like this."
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via Diabetes Mine @ 5:17 10th Nov
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"What a wonderful book! Diabetes can feel confusing and overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be — especially thanks to books like this."
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via Diabetes Mine @ 20:35 30th Oct
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"What a wonderful book! Diabetes can feel confusing and overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be — especially thanks to books like this."
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via Diabetes Mine @ 12:16 25th Oct
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Billie's 'looking wonderful, says ex-husband (and first visitor) Chris Evans after her 24 hours in labour
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via Mail Online UK @ 8:45 22nd Oct
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"What a wonderful book! Diabetes can feel confusing and overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be — especially thanks to books like this."
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via Diabetes Mine @ 15:59 13th Oct
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Cell phones are wonderful tools, but for smaller businesses, purchasing them for employees can be a costly, recurring expense. Paying for the phones and the monthly fees can cost hundreds to thousands of dollars per month. This money could be used for other purposes such as marketing or employee salaries.
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via Small Biz Technology @ 9:17 10th Oct
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"What a wonderful book! Diabetes can feel confusing and overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be — especially thanks to books like this."
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via Diabetes Mine @ 10:22 3rd Oct
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