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Span's Valverde wins opening stage

Alejandro Valverde of Spain has won the first stage of the Tour de France. He will wear the leader's yellow jersey after breaking away from the pack at the end of the 123-mile ride from Brest to Plumelec on Saturday. ...

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Sports N...Line.com — Popular july 06

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UPDATED: Mark Andressen, Netscape Co-founder, Joins Facebook Board of Directors - FriendMobilizer, First Facebook Application for Windows Mobile

Marc Andreessen, often referred to as the Silicon Valley ‘whiz kid’, is a multi-millionaire software engineer, best known as co-author of Mosaic, the first widely-used web browser,,and co-founder of Netscape Communications Corporation. Marc Andreessen is now a part of Facebook’s Board of ...

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WATBlog.com — July 07

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Peter Tatchell says homosexuality 'isn't natural'

We'll be discussing Archbishop Alan Harper's comments about biblical hermeneutics and the theology of Richard Hooker on tomorrow's Sunday Sequence programme. Archbishop Harper has argued that his church will need to revise its traditional teaching about homosexuality if...

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BBC Blog Network — July 05

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Did Delicious Lose Its Chance To Be FriendFeed?

If you are an early adopter in the Internet space or a social media junkie then most likely you've been playing with FriendFeed. I am not going to debate here whether FriendFeed is good or evil, you can read my earlier commentary for those insights. Last month Mike Arrington asked "Wh...

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CenterNetworks - — July 05

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Assisted Suicide of Healthy 79-Year-Old Renews German Debate

When Roger Kusch helped Bettina Schardt kill herself at home on Saturday, the grim, carefully choreographed ritual was like that in many cases of assisted suicide, with one exception. Ms. Schardt, 79, a retired X-ray technician from the Bavarian city of Würzburg, was neither sick nor dying. ...

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digg — July 05

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5+ Ways To Watch The Tour De France

Okay, so we’re a tad late on this one. The Tour de France began earlier today out of Brest, Valverde raised his fists in triumph, and we haven’t told the cycling fans among you how to watch the action. Apologies. Here’s a belated rundown. First, props to Michael Learmonth of Si...

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Mashable! — July 05

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Send Messages That Self-Destruct With Privnote

Sending private messages through back channels is nothing new. We do it all the time with emails and direct messages on multiple services. However, sometimes information is just too sensitive to keep around once it's been sent. Wouldn't it be great to have messages self-destruct after being read...

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Read/WriteWeb — July 05

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WWF: U.S. Lags Badly on Climate Change

At the G8 Conference next week in Japan, there will be no place for the participating countries to hide their carbon emissions. That's because the World Wildlife Fund has made everyone's dirty laundry very public.A new report by the environmental group, called G8 Climate Scorecards 2008, highligh...

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MATTER -...le World — July 05

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Confront the SOCOM: Confrontation trailer

Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Action Slant Six recently released a gameplay trailer for SOCOM: Confrontation, the series' maiden voyage onto Sony's current-gen home console. It looks faithful to the series' frantic, tactical roots on the PlayStation 2, though this trailer doesn't do a gr...

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Joystiq — July 05

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Condolezza Rice: ‘I Am Proud Of The Decision to Invade Iraq'

In an interview with Bloomberg TV yesterday, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was unable to acknowledge the failure of Iraq. She said: "But I know that great historical events go through difficult phases and often emerge with the world left for the better. And I am proud of the decision o...

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digg — July 05