Бойко Борисов в книгата на Юрген Рот - част I (1)
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Цитирано от Юрген Рот, в книгата “Новите български демони”, препечатани от "Репортер.блог.бг":В България политик, който си създаде име на пазител на закона и реда, на борец срещу корупцията и мафията, по разбираеми причини се радва на огромна популярност. Жалко за вярващите, защото такива хора, едва-що влезли във властта, забравят всичко, което преди това са обещавали. Само преди няколко години такъв носител на надежда, от когото народът очакваше промяна и установяването на правова държава, беше Симеон ...
Do punny labels and good wine make a good blend? The case of Leitz | Dr Vino's wine blog (1)
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“I immediately assume that the wine is garbage if the punniness is high,” one of my friends said recently. Fair enough, as we have discussed before. But then there is the case of Johannes Leitz. While many European labels can be confusing for New World consumers who are more used to varietal labeling, German labels crank up the degree of difficulty by adding terms such as Kabinett, Spaetlese, and–my favorite, linguistically–Trockenbeerenauslese. Although these terms express ...
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Wine author "Dr. Vino" wonders about the effect of wine labels. book:cover as is wine:label except more so.
Coca-Cola invites ColaLife to Dar Es Salaam! (1)
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Image credit: Rory McCann Following on from last week’s excitment around our application to Google’s Project 10^100 and the associated ColaLife video, there is another significant development. True to his word, Salvatore Gabola of Coca-Cola has invited me to a 2-day stakeholder meeting in Dar Es Salaam on 25-26 November to discuss the findings of their research into their distribution network which Adrian Ristow has been reporting on here. The meeting will make recommendations for ...
How to Count to Windows 7 (and a few more) [Best of October '08 #2-3] (1)
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Catching up on two weeks of web news (October 6-19 2008): The next version of Windows will be called simply Windows 7, Microsoft's Mike Nash explains how they came up with that particular number. Interestingly, Windows XP isn't counted as a major release, just a 5.1 release, with Windows 2000 being 5.0. Windows Vista is 6.0, and Windows 7 is actually version 6.1! Tags: Windows 7 Kongregate, the online Flash games site, where the boys ...
REMIX released (4)
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REMIX has been released. There's a site with stuff about it. There's a link to buy it on Amazon. And there's a page with reviews, including the one by L. Gordon Crovitz, former publisher of the Wall Street Journal.
Art Of Unit Testing – Book done, Wiki ready (2)
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I’m happy to report that my book has finally hit the “last review” stone, which means all chapters are done and the book should be in book stores around jan-feb 2009. If you’d like to read the E-Book version right now(PDF) you can purchase that for a lower price at the manning site. I’m also announcing a Wiki site for the book, with all the chapters listed, along with errata and your comments as time ...
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Hello my dear friends, You can listen to the music video below while you read my post. This is no ordinary video. It was recorded by the organization PLAYING FOR CHANGE and was record all over the world. I highly recommend you click the link and listen to Bill Moyers interview…dynamic! Move over negativity. I won’t listen [...]Shared by amzolt (55)Contribute commentwashingtonpost.com - World (38) permalink
SHANGHAI -- As shock waves from the credit crisis began to spread around the world last month, China scrambled to protect itself. Among the most extreme measures it took was to impose new export taxes to keep critical supplies such as grains and fertilizer from leaving the country.Shared by Bill (335)Contribute comment
