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Archive for March 13th, 2008

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by Matthew Loop

Microsoft paid a hefty price tag - two hundred and forty million dollars - for only a 1.6 percent stake in the sizzling-hot online social networking site, Facebook. By that yardstick, Bill Gates’ big guns are reckoning that Facebook’s value is worth fifteen billion bucks altogether.

The online community Facebook is who Microsoft paid the big bucks to - and the deal suddenly gave Facebook an estimated value of around 15 billion bucks! What exactly does Facebook have that Microsoft - reportedly along with other online giants Yahoo! and Google - are so desperate to get a piece of? More importantly, how can you get the same thing for nothing?

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by Robert Eagle

The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIEGA) passed in late 2006. This law was piggy backed into the security port act and signed by president Bush into law. This law has nothing to do with national security, but what it has done is create an online poker cartel.

The hands that own and operate online poker are now much fewer thanks to the passing of the UIEGA. The law basically makes it illegal for US banks to process online gaming transactions. It does not make it illegal for US citizens to gamble online.

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by Kerris Samson

At some stage in your life you are going to experience some form of anxiety attack symptoms. Many people will suffer from a mild form of them when they need to speak publicly to others. Just think for yourself about the last time you need to speak or make a presentation to others at work and how you felt. Even now you are finding the thought of that time is starting to make you feel a little anxious.

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by Steve Collins

The 2006 animated feature film Cars is a flick that will entertain everyone in the family. In a world populated entirely by vehicles, Cars carries a message of good sportsmanship and examines the idea of success and how it is achieved. The seventh Pixar film (the final one before Disney took over) is as stunning as its predecessors.

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