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Carsley wants Birmingham to progress under new owners

Birmingham captain Lee Carsley sees Carson Yeung's takeover as the ideal opportunity for the Blue to move on to the 'next level'. read more ...

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tribalfootball.com — October 19

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Colo. Sheriff Says 'Balloon Boy' Drama A Hoax

A Colorado sheriff expects charges of conspiracy and contributing to the delinquency of a minor in the much publicized "Balloon Boy" case. Sheriff Jim Alderden confirmed that the drama was indeed a hoax and said that he believes the Heene family carried out the ordeal of releasing the balloon on T ...

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CBS 5 -...p; World — October 18

2 Votes vote

Psystar Announces Licensing Program for OEMs

Just when you thought you saw it all. So, we all know about Psystar, the two lawsuits between them and Apple, and all the other stuff that's been regurgitated about ten million times on OSNews alone. Well, that little company has taken its business to the next level - by announcing an OEM licensi...

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OSNews — October 05

2 Votes vote

Shifting Mind releases Amazed 3D 1.0 - Fun and challenging iPhone Game

Shifting Mind today announces Amazed 3D 1.0, its its extremely fun and addictive maze game for iPhone and iPod touch. Amazed 3D takes the "ball in a maze" experience to the extreme. Navigate the maze by tilting the device to reach the target in the shortest time possible. Obtain any of ...

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prMac — October 05

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Brutal Loss Serves As Motivation For 49ers

One play away from being 3-0, the San Francisco 49ers now have a better idea of what needs to be done to take them to the next level after Sunday's loss to the Minnesota Vikings. ...

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CBS 5 - Sports — September 29

2 Votes vote

e-Books: New Initiative Offers Florida College Students Free Digital Versions of Pricey Textbooks

From the Story: But through a new initiative state university system officials plan to announce today [9/24], Florida college students can get digital versions of some of those pricey textbooks for free. Students who really want a print version can order one custom-bound for between $30 and $50 — ...

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ResourceShelf — October 01