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'Project Runway': Stella wants me to keep walking
Reality CheckProject Runway is becoming a bit predictable. Designers guessing what the challenge will be and debating who will be that episode's guest star? Check. Suede talking in the third person? Check. Field trip to an undisclosed location? Check. Corporate...Tags: Michael Kors, Brooke Shields, Project Runway, Sarah Palin, Mary-Kate Olsen
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Privacy features let you erase your tracks online
Enough about "porn mode" in Internet Explorer 8.0. The new privacy features previewed in the recent beta 2 are a good idea. The problem that Microsoft is addressing - and in a serious fashion - is mysterious to less-sophisticated computer users: In...Tags: Microsoft Corp., History, Pornography, Consumer Electronics Industry, Computing and Information Technology
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Which index fund is right for you?
Chicago TribuneGiven the choice between investing in a Standard & Poor's 500 index fund and a total U.S. stock index fund, which would you pick? Going by dollar figures, it seems more investors are picking the latter. At least that is the case at Vanguard Group Inc....Tags: Mutual Funds, General Electric Company, Stock Broking, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Morningstar Incorporated
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Wireless networks and their many, creative names
Sentinel ColumnistNearly every time I pull out my iPhone or fire up my laptop, I get an interesting look into the people and businesses that surround me. How do I do this? By looking at the names of their wireless networks. As the number of wireless networks, and the...Tags: Ohio State Buckeyes, Primaries, Adonal Foyle, Winter Park, Elections
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The Senate race
Debates are like the Consumer Reports of elections: a chance to compare the candidates side by side. It can be instructive to hear them talk about issues you care about, to gauge how the experiences they describe will prepare them for they office they...Tags: Fairfax County, College of William and Mary, Consumers, Upper House, Parliament
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Picture imperfect Why are Black models Unfashionably absent?
As American shows kick off this month in New York and September issues of magazines hit newsstands, stylesetters are keeping their eyes peeled for one important change: Will there be more black models? It's been a year since fashion's lack of diversity...Tags: LeBron James, Tyra Banks, Civil Rights, Newspaper and Magazine, National Basketball Association
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Google reigns as world's most powerful 10-year-old
Associated PressMOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.—When Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google Inc. on Sept. 7, 1998, they had little more than their ingenuity, four computers and an investor's $100,000 bet on their belief that an Internet search engine could change the...Tags: Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Internet, Networking, Consumer Electronics Industry, MySpace
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Google Maps offer a 'walking' plan
Special to The Los Angeles TimesIf you like seeing the sights on foot but hate loading yourself down with guidebooks, Google Maps has come out with a "walking" option. You can search for directions between two points and get directions for traveling on foot. What's hot: Besides the...Tags: Weather Reports, Networking, Computing and Information Technology
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Pebble Beach Final: Planning for 2009
MotorTrend MagazineThe last of the confetti has finally settled back to earth, after flying high above Jon Shirley's magnificent, Best of Show-winning Touring-bodied Alfa Romeo 2900C coupe. Another year, another Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, and thousands of folks... -
MY TURN: 'Sugarfoot' story stirs up memories
Regarding "'Sugarfoot' rides again," I don't remember much about the show since I was only 7 years old then, but the theme song has been ingrained in my middle-aged memory all these years. Every once in a while it would bubble up to the surface and I...Tags: Television Industry
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School goes from backdrop to center stage
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt was an unexpected burst of glory, and the 1,600 students at Walter Reed Middle School in North Hollywood were basking in it Friday. None of the youngsters knew for certain why a 50-foot-wide image of the front of their school was projected Thursday...Tags: Democratic Party, John McCain, Jimmy Smits, North Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Barack Obama
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Zambrano feels better, Piniella gets lost
AP Sports WriterRight-hander Carlos Zambrano was upbeat Friday about his chances of returning to the Chicago Cubs' rotation in a week, optimistic that an anti-inflammatory injection and rest will be enough to heal his aching shoulder. Zambrano rejoined the team for the...Tags: Lou Piniella, Cincinnati Reds, Medical Procedures or Tests, Health Treatments, Chicago Cubs
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