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Website of the Day: MSN Twilight
Only one more day until the highly anticipated New Moon premiere and I know you were just hoping I'd squeeze in one more Twilight tech treat before the big day. And here it is! MSN has launched its very own Twilight website that takes you right to Forks, Washington where all the Twilight excitement takes place.
How to Convert Video Files on Mac/Windows
Nowadays, people can enjoy videos in different ways, such as youtube.com and other online video websites, iPod/Zune and other portable players, and also play video on computer, and you can also make you own videos with windows movie make or iMovie for Mac users. So how to convert videos between different video formats is a big problem for both windows and Mac users. Today I will share you guys two powerful video converter for Mac and Windows users.For Mac users, this powerful video converter for mac is really nice.Let's use it to convert a video for ExampleStep 1: Add FileClick “Add File” button to load the video you want to converterStep 2: Choose profile and adjust settingsYou can find your output video format from a drop-list called “Profile”You can also adjust the specific settings of the output video, such as “Resolution”, “Bitrate”, “Encoder” and so on.Step 3: Edit Video1.UN Budgets and Follow the Money
UN Budgets and Follow the Money Kenneth Anderson • November 8, 2009 9:01 pm The New York Times reports on budget season at the UN and various battles hotting up. It’s a good piece by Neil MacFarquhar, dated November 7, 2009. As the article says, that fact that it costs the United Nations an average of $2,473 per page to create every single document in its six official languages, while outside contractors complete the same work for around $450, prompts diplomats to accuse the organization of running amok during a global financial crisis.Reuters questions Recovery
USA-ECONOMY/GDP (SNAP ANALYSIS):SNAP ANALYSIS-Will Q3 U.S. GDP be as good as it gets? pic Sustainability questions loom large as stimulus fades Big question marks hang over housing market By Emily Kaiser WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It didn't take long for pessimism to creep back in following Thursday's surprisingly strong reading on U.S.An interesting read: Treasury Inc.: The Shadow National Debt
Treasury Inc.: The Shadow National Debt J.W. Verret, guest-blogging • October 20, 2009 2:31 am (SPOILER…This post describes how most of the NATIONAL DEBT and BUDGET DEFICIT is being FRAUDULENTLY HIDDEN by the OBAMA ADMINISTRATION) It has been a rare opportunity to share with this forum my new paper, Treasury Inc.: How the Bailout Reshapes Corporate Theory and Practice, forthcoming with the Yale Journal on Regulation and available here. This week we have enjoyed a rigorous discussion about the implications of the government as a shareholder in the financial services and automotive industries.Big Brows are Making a Runway Comeback!
We know that we’ve been paying a lot of attention to the no-brow look that has dominated the Spring shows, but here’s a little something for those of you who are decidedly against bleaching, waxing, or glue-sticking your arches for a full-forehead effect. Makeup artist Diane Kendal has been single-handedly championing the full brows of early-eighties fame at big shows on both sides of the pond. We saw (and loved) her Brooke Shields’ tribute at Alexander Wang and enjoyed her feathered surfer girls backstage at Proenza—though we were somewhat floored by the furriness at Chloé yesterday, if only because it was one of the few presentations we’ve seen in Paris that opted for more, not less, brow.
The federal budget deficit tripled to a record $1.4 trillion for the 2009 fiscal year
By ANDREW TAYLOR, Associated Press Writer Andrew Taylor, Associated Press Writer – Wed Oct 7, 7:02 pm ET WASHINGTON – The federal budget deficit tripled to a record $1.4 trillion for the 2009 fiscal year that ended last week, congressional analysts said Wednesday. The Congressional Budget Office estimate, while expected, is bad news for the White House and its allies in Congress as they press ahead with health care overhaul legislation that could cost $900 billion over the next decade. The unprecedented flood of red ink flows from several factors, including a big drop in tax revenues due to the recession, $245 billion in emergency spending on the Wall Street bailout and the takeover of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.Do you need your whole screen "bigger"?
Do you strain your eyes to read the stuff on your screen? Well i found a way to maximize your screen! 1.Still 'Crazy' -- And Proud of It
Still 'Crazy' -- And Proud of It Conservatives induce a case of the vapors at the Washington Post. by P.J. O'Rourke Us right-wing nuts sure is scary!
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