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See here. The best part is, we don't even have to pay this guy. We do have to write it for him though. Fair enough. Daniel Eran Dilger, we bow to your genius. Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger offers “WWDC 2007: Kevin Hoffman presents .Net vs. Cocoa.” Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger looks at “Apple’s secret iPhone application model.” Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger offers “A worm in the Apple—why are pundits promoting terrorism?”.

Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger looks at “Apple’s iPhone vs. other mobile hardware makers: five revenue engines.” Earlier this week, ZDnet blogger Paul Murphy posted a full-bore critique of Apple's move from PPC to Intel processors from the perspective of power consumption.Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger looks at “Lessons from the death of HD DVD.” Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger looks at “Toni Sacconaghi alert: excessive iPhone demand reason to panic.”

"Jobs acknowledged that Apple?s .Mac service was not a strong product but that improvements to Apple's online services were in the works and would show up shortly, leaving the ...Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger “does Dallas.” Masthead Daniel Eran Dilger, Executive Publisher Prince McLean, Contributing Editor Sara McNamera, Research and Archives Tara Fae, Advertising andWeblog by Daniel Eran Dilger, focusing on Apple news, its products and marketing strategies.You read that right -- it took the iTunes Store a few years, but as Roughly Drafted has calculated, Apple's App Store is on track, even if growth stops right now, to hit a billion ...Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger looks at the iPhone vs. smartphone software makers

James van Riemsdyk, former 2nd overall selection, participates in drills before a home preseason game against the Devils. Once again the Flyers are orange. The black jerseys that Philadelphia has worn for years have been dropped for the more traditional look. The former orange thirds have become the new home jerseys as the blacks will now be scheduled in for specific games. The change comes at an important cross-roads in the team’s history of course; one that leaves Posted by Dennis SellersIn a new Roughly Drafted article, Daniel Eran Dilger looks at “the iPhone SDK: the no multitasking myth.” " ... While the current Afghan government fails every test of legitimacy, NATO rogues bluff that they need to protect the Afghan populace when they killed bulk of them ... " By Dr. Abdul Ruff Colachal Kashmir Watch, Sep 24 Part 5 5. Obama Predicament: To Be or Not to Be From the beginning eight years ago, the US-led NATO terrorism in Afghanistan has focused on Afghans resources and energy routes through Afghanistan and energy security in Central Asia and has not fulfilled the commitment

Falcons at Patriots Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Patriots by 4In the N.F.L., the “genius” label can only be rented. A few individuals, like Bill Belichick, get to lease it on favorable terms. With his defensive stalwarts retired or scattered around the league and his offense stubbornly spreading the field despite diminishing returns, Belichick cannot stop the gradual Patriots decline that began in Super Bowl XLII. Like plutonium, the Patriots have an extended half-life and are still lethal,

Short fiction anthologies come in many flavors: some contain original fiction and some are comprised of reprints; they can be themed or non-themed; they may restrict themselves to a certain sub-genre of speculative fiction... But one thing they all have in common is that it's Editors that put them together. This week, we asked a handful of Editors the following question: Q: Can you describe what goes on behind the scenes - from conception to publication -- when creating a short fiction aDrew Magary's Thursday Afternoon NFL Dick Joke Jamboroo runs every Thursday during the NFL season. Find more of his stuff at his Twitter feed. You've seen the Nike ad roughly 50,000 times now. Adrian Peterson : filmed in ethereal, portrait-perfect black and white, hands on his knees, waiting for the snap of the ball as fat snowflakes waft about him, fluttering down onto the muddy field where he's playing. He's not wearing a Vikings uniform. His uniform is generic, though his helmet is not.September 23rd, 2009 Posted by Richard Koman @ September 23, 2009 @ 10:34 AMCategories:Government technologyTags:Google Inc., Settlement, U.S. Department Of Justice, Books Rights Registry, Litigation, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Richard KomanI’m reposting an insightful piece about the pull-back of the Google Books settlement by Brewster Kahle of the Internet Archive. Brewster was among the first to cry foul over the deal and he has been a leading voice throughout the full debate. (DisclaEPA Administrator Lisa Jackson signed the Final Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases Rule today in efforts to better monitor the emission of greenhouse gases across the country. The final rule will require for fossil fuel suppliers, vehicle and engine manufacturers, and facilities that emit over 25,000 metric tons of greenhouse gases annually to report their emissions to the EPA. Starting in January 2010, some 10,000 facilities across the country will begin their emissions reporting for the

Sep.20, 2009 in UncategorizedThe Nebraska Cornhuskers football team has a tradition of winning. However, here are some facts about which you may not be familiar. Although you have probably heard of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, have you heard of the Nebraska Bugeaters? The athletic squads of the University of Nebraska have a rich, long history. In particular, the school’s football team has consistently ranked as one of the nation’s top squad s. Here are some facts with which you may not be familI hope Week 2 was kind to fantasy owners everywhere, unless you were my opponent! I didn’t do so hot this weekend, largely due to my premature benching of Matt Schaub in almost every league. I drafted him as my top sleeper in a lot of leagues – I mean A LOT! – and didn’t have the guts to roll with him after a miserable Week 1 showing. This weekend I went to the San Diego Chargers ‘ home opener versus the Baltimore Ravens fully expecting to have a good time. Most of you don’t know my views

Fake Apple Scandal #4 – After investing tens of thousands of dollars into their troubled relationship, after spending sleepless nights nursing NT servers back to health after ...More photos » by Alex Brandon - AP 5 months ago: Buffalo Sabres' Jason Pominville, left, celebrates with teammates Patrick Kaleta, and Toni Lyndman, from Finland, after his game wining shot past Washington Capitals goalie Simeon Varlamov, from Russia, in overtime of an NHL hockey game in Washington, Friday, April 3, 2009. Sabres won 5-4. How does the Newton MessagePad stack up against former Apple CEO John Sculley’s original Knowledge Navigator idea? I’ve been doing some thinking, but in the meantime, check out ...

France’s army embraces its Muslim soldiers Adamantly secular country now offers halal meals, prayer rooms and private trips to Mecca for the hajjMuslim worshippers pray around the “Kaaba” at the Grand Mosque in the Saudi holy city of Mecca for the sunset prayers before breaking their day-long fast on September 11, 2009.Muslims in France’s army who go on the pilgrimage to Mecca this year will not have to travel on private commercial flights or bunk with ordinary civilians. In a break from traditiRico Mossesgeld over at The Smart PDA points to a Roughly Drafted piece on how the iPhone is scaring the Symbian folks because in the Q3 results for North America, the …Tech and News Articles, Resume, Journal and Photos by IT Contractor Daniel Eran in San Francisco

From OLED to Tegra: Five Myths of the Zune HD → All that Zune HD hype getting to you? Roughly Drafted Magazine’s Daniel Eran Dilger does some serious myth-busting of Microsoft’s latest attempt at failing the portable media market: Just when you thought Microsoft had given up on the Zune as a product and had retreated to referring to it as a nebulous cloud of conceptual features, the company comes out with a new device supporting a mobile-optimized OLED screen, a wildly powerful yet super eAct 1 Scene: A wine magazine or newsletter . Disclosure page: “All wines are tasted blind, unless otherwise indicated” Taster: Hello. Welcome to the Wine _________. Today we’re tasting 12 wines. As you can see, they’re in paper bags. This is what’s called a “blind tasting.” We know very little about the wines, except that they’re all reds from Bordeaux, and the vintage is 2005. (If we knew nothing at all about the wines, it would be called a “double blind tasiTunes LP has AppleTV written all over it → Daniel Eran Dilger at Roughly Drafted Magazine makes compelling arguments for iTunes LP, Apple’s new rich digital media format, to really be designed for the Apple TV. While it’s fairly obvious an Apple TV update will someday enable iTunes LP playback, Dilger puts forth some interesting arguments I hadn’t thought about. permalink If professional screen recording is your need of the hour, check out Camtasia for Mac .

WASHINGTON — Increased awareness of the details of a possible compromise health-care bill is boosting the comfort level of both Democrats and Republicans, a key Democratic senator claimed Monday. “As senators on and off the committee, Republicans, begin to know more about all of this, their comfort level is starting to come up a bit,” Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus said. “I do believe that in the end we will have some significant bipartisan support.” Baucus,

by Justin Walsh Some people will never respect Carlos Boozer. He’s from Alaska, which is where Sarah Palin is from so… Who likes that state, anyway? He played at Duke. First off, nobody likes a devil that isn’t red, and Duke players make bad pros on principle alone. And he sued Prince. You don’t sue Princ e. You accept that he painted purple hieroglyphs on your house and go about your business. He left LeBron. He could have been an all-shoulders-no-handles Pippen! The King might have actuallThe picture above illustrates the increase in the cost of healthcare insurance for employer-supported plans under two different sets of assumptions. The lower of the two curves, in which average costs rise from the present $13,375 for family coverage to $24,180 over 10 years, assumes that the cost of insurance will rise at the rate they have over the last five years, 6.1%. The higher of the two curves, in which average costs rise from the present $13,375 for family coverage to $30,803 over 10

I wrote a blog about James Davis and it got roughly 18 bagillion hits   It made Anthony angry for several reasons: 1) He hates when I succeed 2) It’s James Freakin’ Davis…Really?  At least that’s what Anthony sounds like in my head. So since Fantasy Football is kinda popular, I decided I’d roll out a weekly yet to be named fantasy blog. Annnnnd away we go! Jump Off The L