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POPSDigital Nation: Virtual Worlds: Business, War, Schools, Lifestyles, etd. This special last night on PBS was not just about computer uses but virtual worlds being used for business, war, education, etc. This link is to the PBS website. We have soldiers in Nevada flying and firing missiles from our U.S. drones in Pakistan and Afghanistan. IBM is holding international business meetings using avatars in the 3D virtual world of Second Life. From shop class to math the laptop is becoming the key to knowledge. Pretty interesting. Lots of video clips on the site.
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POPSChanging Yourself Is Easier Now Cosmetic surgeries in many cases have proved to be a new way to live life and a new ray of confidence for those who thinks or are not well-built in their physical appearance. There are many people in this world who are not happy with what they are and are desperate to look good
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POPS"9/11, The Director's Cut," narration by KSM
Really? What happens if KSM (and his co-defendants) "do not get convicted," asked Senate Judiciary Committee member Herb Kohl. "Failure is not an option," replied Holder. Not an option? Doesn't the presumption of innocence, er, presume that prosecutorial failure -- acquittal, hung jury -- is an option? By undermining that presumption, Holder is undermining the fairness of the trial, the demonstration of which is the alleged rationale for putting on this show in the first place. Moreover, everyone knows that whatever the outcome of the trial, KSM will never walk free. He will spend the rest of his natural life in U.S. custody. Which makes the proceedings a farcical show trial from the very beginning. By what logic? In his congressional testimony, Holder was utterly incoherent in trying to explain. In his Nov. 13 news conference, he seemed to be saying that if you attack a civilian target, as in 9/11, you get a civilian trial; a military target like the Cole, and you get .....
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POPSHow Build Up to Music Education future :TV Correspondence Courses Promising Diploma Distance learning has come a long way. Once the domain of dubious “as seen on TV” correspondence courses promising diplomas in such arcane disciplines as air conditioning installation and VCR and gun repair, distance education has entered the mainstream. Today, institutions ranging from the Ivy Leagues to local K-12 programs offer virtual coursework on their Websites, iTunes, YouTube and Second Life.
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POPSLiving through momentum The only reason I think Google may avoid the sort of death described here is that it has financial momentum on its side. It seems to me that it is big enough (and ugly enough?!) to continue despite the challenges. It has the capacity to include social networking aspects in its searches, and already benefits from being able to crawl content provided by networks created under other platforms. Twitter tends to be competing with it for my searches now, although only in those areas where my network is likely to have an interest. I am more likely to continue using Google (or other engines, depending on my whim) for areas outside my community's specific domain of interest.
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