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> "What hard evidences do you have that the US Treasury could never get corrupt while "creating" this currency?"
Well then that would be something different than what Lincoln was actually doing (US Greenbacks), and different than what John Kennedy was doing with his 1963 Series "United States Notes" too, and something different from the system I was defending.
Government can always be corrupted by Bribery, but if you remove the power and influence of that Bribery (Private Banking Interests and Global Private Banking dynasties), then yes ... accountable government is quite possible.
Also, nowhere have I said people could not store their money in gold. That's fine if it is voluntary. But if you care about choice, and if you care about freedom, then at least one currency option available to the public must be something that Private Bankers do not control, something that involves no debt to the public, and something that is managed by a transparent, auditable, publicly accountable process.
Anything in the private domain (commodities) is something that rich bastards (the Oligarchs) can ultimately control and monopolize. We see that with the price and "perceived" supply of gold/silver something that is clearly manipulated by J.P. Morgan, COMEX, and Central Banks. But The Bankers could not manipulate an exclusive Sovereign currency like Greenbacks, which is why The London Times article that I posted earlier reveals just what The Banksters were thinking, and what they were really afraid of ... that would take away their Empire (and their World Control). The Rothschilds basically confessed that Greenbacks would take away their power, make America debt-free, prosperous, and no longer subservient to them.
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Code snippets for downloading images and displaying images from Android Internal storage0
Reference to http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.html#filesInternal
Saving of images into internal storage
FileOutputStream fos = openFileOutput(FILENAME, Context.MODE_PRIVATE);
Displaying of images from internal storage
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PAYM Loves Red post updated with photos0
I hear you! I have added more photos into my PAYM Loves Red 2014 by Punggol CC YEC!
Standby for more updates on the Teens Conference (#hihstc14) that was held by HIHS on 16/8/14! Kiat Siang, Huile, Christipher and myself were there to help in the facilitation!
Year 2 in National University of Singapore0
The 3 months break after my year 1 in National University of Singapore was utilised fully into the planning and execution of various initiatives from Punggol CC YEC and Rent Cars Singapore. The Punggol CC YEC had completed 2 PAYM Loves Red events in the month of July and August!
Looking forward, academic year 2014/2015 is starting 2 days time and it is time for me to post what have I went through in academic year 2013/2014. As mentioned in my previous NUS post, I took the following modules in semester 1.
Semester 1, AY 13/14
1.MA1301 – INTRODUCTORY MATHEMATICS (By Dr. Wang Fei)
2.CS1020 – DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS I (By A.Prof Tan Sun Teck)
3.CS2100 – COMPUTER ORGANISATION (By A.Prof Wong Weng Fai)
4.IS1105 – STRATEGIC IT APPLICATIONS (By Dr Guo Xiaojia)
5.SSA2209 – GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF SINGAPORE (By A.Prof Bilveer Singh)
and the following modules in semester 2.
Semester 2, AY 13/14
1. CS2100 – COMPUTER ORGANISATION (By Dr. Aaron Tan, Dr. Soo Yuen Jie)
2. FMC1201 – FRESHMAN SEMINAR: IS COMPUTER SCIENCE SCIENCE (By Prof Tay Yong Chiang)
3. CS1231 – DISCRETE STRUCTURES (By A.Prof Tay Tiong Seng)
4. IS2102 – REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN (By Prof Kisenchand Nathumal Ranai)
5. GEK1531 – INTRODUCTION TO CYBERCRIME (By Prof Lam Kwok Yan and A. Prof Leung Ka Hin)
I withdrew from CS2100 in semester 1 before week 7(due personal reasons in that semester) and hence retaking the module again in semester 2. A special mention to FMC1201 by Prof YC Tay, I truly enjoyed the discussion conducted in the weekly 3 hours tutorial.
Looking forward, I am all geared up to start my semester in year 2 with
Semester 1, AY 14/15
PAYM Loves Red 20141
PAYM Loves Red 2014 was launched by Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean on 5 July 2014 at Sengkang CC. A total of 141 projects by the youth volunteers will be conducted during the span of 2 months and I am proud that Punggol CC YEC had organised 2 PAYM Loves Red in 2014.
PAYM Loves Red @ Community YOUthSparks
In conjunction with Bedok Reservior Punggol's Red & White Picnic Under the Stars @ Hougang MRT station open field, Punggol CC YEC held its PAYM Loves Red @ Community YOUthSparks. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was the GOH of the event. PAYM Loves Red @ Community YOUthSparks had seen a total of close to 2,100 youth outreach on the day itself with close to 20 youth volunteers from Holy Innocents' High School. There were a total of 12 life-size kampong games (which include eraser war big as 10 shoeboxes, pick up sticks as tall as 10 year old young kid, skipping ropes and more), photo taking booth, face-painting, balloon sculpturing, gift redemption counter for those who completed the Youth Challenge and musical performance by the youth groups(which includes Punggol CC IAEC, Cornflake City and Vincent Lum) at the Busking Corner.
It was also an honour to have PM Lee Hsien Loong visiting the YEC booth during his tour at the carnival to understand what the club has been doing so far and knowing what are the upcoming events. We also took the rare opportunity to present a gift for him and his wife that was handmade by us with a message from the youths after getting him to pen down his wishes for the youth! We also took a selfie with him just before he left!
Some photos from the PAYM Loves Red @ Community YOUthSparks event.
PAYM Loves Red @ Holy Innocents' High School
On 8 August 2014, Punggol CC YEC team went down to Holy Innocents' High School to celebrate PAYM Loves Red @ HIHS. Punggol CC YEC stepped in this year to allow the 20 odds pioneer generation beneficiaries from the Lions Befriender to join in the annual fund-raising carnival and to celebrate Singapore's 49th birthday! PAYM Loves Red shirt and a Singapore flag were also distributed to all secondary 2 students (whom run all the 30 odd carnival stores ranging from games to food sales). Bedok Reservoir-Punggol CCC chairman, Victor Lye, was also present that morning with the YEC members. The day was started with a parade by the school's uniform groups in the school parade square following a National Day concert by various performance groups in the school hall.
Punggol CC YEC also distributed items like "Our People, Our Home" foldable fan, Singapore flag's design pin, Singapore tattoo sticker and gift cards for students who "liked" our Facebook page!
Some photos from the PAYM Loves Red @ Holy Innocents' High School event.
A special mention to Lim Cheng Lei and Koh Kiat Siang for making the 2 PAYM Loves Red events possible! Of course, not forgetting all the volunteers involved on the 2 events, once again, thank you!
Unable to see .htaccess or dot files in File Manager, cPanel0
I was attempting to "edit" .htaccess file to make some url redirection for a page and I realised I wasn't unable to locate the file in my web root. The first instinct is that I didn't have any .htaccess file and I decided to create one. However, I was given an error that ERROR: Could not create file ".htaccess" in path. File exists..
This indeed confused me as I cannot locate the file. Upon further probing, I realised what was wrong. You have to check on the option Show Hidden Files (dotfiles) when you open up File Manager in your cPanel.
NUS Students are getting a lifelong email in the cloud with 50GB!0
Most of the NUS students should have received an email from the NUS Computer Centre that we will be getting a lifelong email hosted on Office 365! What's more, it is going to be 50GB huge! They are going to come with Lync and OneDrive as well! However Lync and OneDrive are only for current students. This implies that we no longer have access to those services, except for email, after graduation!
The email domain that we are using right now @nus.edu.sg will be valid till 31 December 2014.
The new email domain for NUS students will be @u.nus.edu.
The new email domain for Duke-NUS students will be @u.duke.nus.edu.
The new email domain for Yale-NUS students will be @u.yale-nus.edu.sg.
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I am doing one of the tutorial in CS2100 in NUS SoC and one of the questions require us to convert between binary and gray codes.
I have decided to write a simple tutorial on how to convert from binary to gray codes.
What is Gray Code?
"….is a binary numeral system where two successive values differ in only one bit. The reflected binary code was originally designed to prevent spurious output from electromechanical switches."
What is Binary Code?
A binary code represents text or computer processor instructions using the binary number system's two binary digits, 0 and 1.
Before we start, lets look at an Exclusive OR, XOR(sometimes EOR gate, or EXOR gate)'s truth table.
The whole concept on how to do the conversion between the 2 number system heavily uses the XOR truth table.
Address in address bar in right to left0
I am sure this will be useful to some of my audience who may have similar experience as me.
There was this one day when I accidently click on some stuffs(which till date is still unknown to me what I did) and I accidently changed a setting which I shouldn't had.
This causes my address bar to be reading from right to left as you can see below
To solve it, right click on the address bar and uncheck "Right to Left Reading Order"
Studying in National University of Singapore0
Its been a month plus since I ORD'ed and matriculated into National University of Singapore(NUS). You can refer to my ORD post here (ORD LO). Week 0 was on 5 August 2013 and our official lessons started a week later on 12 August 2013. First 2 weeks are purely just lectures and sectional teaching(just like lectures) and during these 2 weeks, we are bidding for our tutorials and lab slots. This semester is 13 weeks long for me(inclusive of 1 week eLearning and 1 week recess week(on week 7)).
In my first semester of year 1, I took the following modules.
Besides CS2100 which I spent 211 points to bid for it from my Programme Account and SSA2209 which I spent 50 points. The rest were pre-allocated and 1 points for each were deducted from my Programme Account. Its interesting how we have to fight for the modules that we would want to take. This is something very different from what we have in polytechnic.
I am entering week 5, which is the e-learning week for this semester. I would say that the whole ecosystem of NUS is very different from Temasek Polytechnic. No more caregroup system, you are now "given more responsibility" for your own education. No more checking of homework by tutors, if you do not participate actively in class and finish up the tutorials, you are going to pile up your backlogs and before you know it, its already exam.
To end off, some useful links that would benefit a new student or existing undergraduate.
Useful links
NUS MyISIS
NUS Email Login
NUS SoC Email Login
NUS SoC CodeCrunch
SoC Undergraduates – Useful Course Schedule
NUS Library Portal
NUS Library Portal – Exam Papers
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Will update this blog more often! Time to change a theme!
Original post can be found here: so basically it meant uncheck cs1020 tut 6 (its alternative) and replace it with tut 5.. same placement order.
17544 hours: the number of hours that I am rightfully employed as a National Serviceman Full Time by the Singapore Armed Forces. This amount of time is considerably shorter compared to most regulars in the regulars-dominated RSAF(the service I am in) but I dare say that my Air Force story is as colourful as any regular in the service. I enlisted with a heavy heart on 2nd August 2011 to Pula Tekong. Up to the time when I was taking the "penguin ferry", I still could not comprehend why there was a need for National Service. It was so disruptive and intrusive to my life.
I was recruited into Leopard Company, Platoon 1, Section 4, Bed 11. (L1411) under the charge of 2SG(NS) Wei Chong and LTA(NS) Weng Yew for my Basic Military Training(BMT). I was very lucky to have them as the sudden change of environment was certainly a culture shock to most of us but their patience allowed us to settle down and transit smoothly into this phase of our life.
In BMT, I made lots of friends and buddies. From strangers to friends, we rolled in the mud together, punished together, and trained under the sun together. The first time we stripped our "wife", had our IMT(known as real-life counter-strike), went into a live range and shot real bullets and even threw grenades, it was certainly an experience that one would never forget.
I went on to AFTC as an AOS(trainee). I had good course commanders who listened to us and to the feedbacks of the course and improved from there. The new friends, new buddies, bunk mates that I made undoubtedly made our compacted and stressful syllabus much more fun and easy to learn allowing us to be competent in our skill-set in our upcoming unit life.
Shortly after my Passing-Out Parade(POP) in Sembawang camp(under the rain), I was posted to Air Combat Command from Air Force Training Command. I knew that signified the start of my unit life. Horrible stories had been spreading around on how bad unit life can be and most of us were very reluctant to move on from AFTC, myself included; I was quite apprehensive to move on to my new unit.
The day came and I was supposed to report to my unit in Changi Airbase (West). My uncertainty was very soon eased. I really enjoyed working with my superiors. They put their trust in me and did not treat me like an NSF(not in a bad way). We worked together with the same agenda and objective in mind. I learnt a lot from their leadership and better understood their decision-making calculus from a HQ point of view.
Not forgetting the 4 squadrons, their officers, and their specialists whom I have crossed path and worked together with, as well as the advice and guidance they have given me, I am really glad I made great friends inside.
A special thank you message to the following people (usually people will say in no particular order but in this case, in the order of rank)
SLTC Mike – Sir. Thank you for your patience with me when I was covering your secretarial work especially during the times of uncertainty. You are very close to the ground and many SQN personnel appreciate you. You shared with us your stores of the Air Force and you did not distant yourself from us despite of your appointment as the Commanding Officer. I have also learnt a lot from you like the process of understanding situations and making certain decisions. Sir, thank you!
LTC(NS) Song – Sir, once again, thank you for your guidance and showing me your drive in your work. You are really knowledgeable. While you may or may not have noticed, you changed my life, the way I view things, and the way I handle things. Sometimes when I am confused on what decision to make, I ask myself, "What would you do if you were in my shoes?" Sir, thank you very much!
LTC Ian Tan – Sir, thank you for your unlimited amount of patience when I approached you randomly on advice on my life and studies. You are like a mentor to me. The smile that you always wear on your face makes me wonder sometimes if you ever have worries. Thanks for your guidance!
LTC Ravi – Sir, despite the fact that I had barely worked with you for 3 months, I can never forget the cheerfulness you brought to the office. I have, right in front of my eyes, seen how you pulled things together and got it working(to your ideal state) and thought of the situation from a broader view for the organisation. Your constant care and concern for the people (including me even after you posted out) around you certainly brought a warm touch to our life. I am glad to have worked with you. Congratulations once again on your promotion.
MAJ Kevin Tan – Sir, even though the time I got to work with you was short, I had always been amazed by your straight-forwardness and foresight.
CPT ChuaJ – Sir, it had been an honour to be able to work under you. Despite the fact that you get a lot of injects from all over the places, it was always miraculous to see how you could pulled things together and get the stats/data and information submitted to respective stakeholders on time. All the best to your upcoming endeavours.
CPT Derrick Kong – Sir, your exciting life(that you shared with me) before you signed on was truly amazing. The calm composure that you portrayed all the time coupled with the smile(and the spiky hair that you always gel) is something that I would never forget about. Your sharing of your university life benefitted me and allowed me to be better-prepared for the life I am about to embark on.
Mei – Mdm, thank you for everything and for being around when I was at my all-time low(due to the sudden demise of my bro) and all-time high(most of the time). You have taught me a lot, so much so that I will not be able to list them all here. Wishing you all the best in your health. Thank you so much!
Ryan – Bro, we may very well be working together in the future. :p I hope you will not have to cover Mdm Mei as much as I do(in a positive way).
Yan Yang – Bro, like I always say, you are lucky to be here. Enjoy yourself well and spend your time fruitfully! Thank you for contributing.
*There are so many more people that I have crossed path with in the service that I did not mention here, this does not mean that you did not impact my life. My Air Force story is so colourful that I would be able to go on and on for a few pages. It is just that I have decided to only credit the people in my office to keep this short…. relatively short.
Not forgetting my brothers and sisters, friends and families who had supported me throughout my 2 years stint with the service. Your constant support and encouragement made me realise my contributions to the National Service is worthwhile.
A verse from Every Singaporean Son : "Through the years, we have realised why we fought the battle deep inside."
2 years later, on 1st August 2013, I collected my pink IC and change the status on my 11B from enlistee to NSman. Reflecting back, these 2 years of contributions were small yet important to ensure that our homes and freedoms are safeguarded. I realised the importance of National Service and was glad that I had so many people around me who supported me and made this journey more fun and more fruitful. Thank you!
While I am excited and am looking forward to the next phase of my life, the 2 years' worth of memories(the friends and buddies I made, the lessons I learnt) are kept deep in my heart.
Allow me to conclude with a video titled Priceless ( http://youtu.be/XrGXtLHfJRM ) by Kenny Tan. It was one of the nomiations for ciNE65 and the film won Overall Best Film and Best Screenplay. The boy who acted in this short film happened to be one of the students i taught in Wufang previously.
I certainly know what I am protecting now and thank you for giving me such a wonderful Air Force story!
3SG(NS) Lim Guo Hong


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For the first time since it was created in 2009, Arizona State has won the Territorial Cup Series and ultimate in-state bragging rights.
Each year, the University of Arizona and ASU compete head-to-head in eighteen sports to determine the series winner. A point for winning the annual football game between the two schools is weighted the same as a gymnastics victory over the other school.
ASU athletic director Ray Anderson spoke with Bickley and Marotta of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM about winning the series in his first year in Tempe, and what it means for ASU athletics going forward.
"This should be habit," Anderson said. "Frankly, I couldn't be more pleased with our student-athletes at ASU. We had a real good weekend where four of our teams were competing for series points and three of our teams prevailed to give us the victory for the series for 2013-14. I'm delighted, but I got to tell you, I did not realize this was the first time. That's unacceptable. This is just the first of many coming forward, that I can tell you."
Since the Territorial Cup Series began five years ago, ASU has never won the series outright, but disagreements on whether men's indoor track was part of the series led to a debate on which school won last year.
The series runs through the fall, winter and spring sports to create year-long tension between the universities, and it wasn't until ASU finished sixth, three places above UA, in the Pac-12 Men's Golf Championships Sunday, that they secured the series win.
Anderson said that ASU's first series victory is not only a win for ASU, but a win for all of the sports that don't get the national coverage like football or basketball.
"In our senior staff meetings every Monday, we do a temperature on where we stand. So it's extremely important. I'm a big believer in tradition, particularly new traditions. So if this series is in fact five years old, I didn't know that, but I'm glad it is in place because it really does put an emphasis on all of the sports. That's important for our student-athletes, our fans and the whole Arizona community to get a chance to follow all of the sports of the various schools, particularly ASU in a victorious year like the one we just put up."
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Osho continues:
"'May I please have a cool cup of water for my master,' he called. 'We are wandering sannyasins and have no home on this earth.'
"A wondrous maiden answered his call and looked at him with undisguised adoration. 'Ah,' she whispered, 'you must serve that holy saint upon the far mountain. Please good sir, enter my house and bestow your blessing therein.'
"'Forgive my rudeness,' he answered, 'but I am in haste. I must return to my master with his water immediately.'
"'Surely, just your blessing won't upset him. After all he is a great holy man, and as his disciple you are obligated to help those of us who are less fortunate. Please,' she repeated, 'just your blessing for my humble house. It is such an honor to have you here and to be enabled to serve the lord through you.'
"So the story goes, he relented and entered the house and blessed all therein. And then it was time for dinner and he was persuaded to stay and further the blessing by partaking of her food, thereby making it also holy. And since it was so late and so far back to the mountain, and he might slip in the dark and spill the water, he was persuaded to sleep there that night and get an early start in the morning. But in the morning, the cows were in pain because there was no one to help her milk them, and if he could just help her this once – after all, cows are sacred to the lord Krishna and should not be in pain – it would be so wondrous.
"And days became weeks, and still he remained. They were married and had numerous children, he worked the land well and brought forth good harvests. He purchased more land and put it under cultivation, and soon his neighbors looked to him for advice and help and he gave it freely. His family prospered, temples were built through his effort, schools and hospitals replaced the jungle, and the valley became a jewel upon the earth. Harmony prevailed where only wilderness had been and many flocked to the valley as news of its prosperity and peace spread throughout the land."
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Berea Baptist Church
Friday, November 28, 2014
People of the Book
Welcome to Berea Baptist Church!
A word from our Pastor:
Thanks for taking the time to visit our web site! We want to invite you to get to know us better. We are proud to be serving our LORD Jesus in this community.
Berea has been ministering in the Big Spring area for over fifty years now. We consider ourselves as a country church atmosphere with a ministry in the city as well. We love the old fashioned hymns and are working to include more contemporary worship style as well.
I am a native of Big Spring having been born and raised right here. I graduated from BSHS in 1967 and went to Howard College before marrying the girl next door in 1969. We moved to Dallas to compete education at Dallas Baptist and Southwest Theological Seminary. We have served in Dallas, Dalhart, Mesquite, Austin and now back in our home town of Big Spring.
My wife Cyndi and I have two grown children and six grandsons. We love families and would love to minister and love on your family as well. We believe strong families are the necessary ingredient to a strong and prosperous country. We endeavor to provide ministry to every family member. We seek to expound on biblical principles that speak to all walks of life.
Berea is known as a church where the people are "people of the book." That simply means we study the scripture, not just for information and inspiration, but to apply it to real life - everyday.
We know you have many choices about where you will got o worship and serve our Lord. We hope you will come visit us and let us have the opportunity to meet you and yours.
We have a staff of six including youth minister, youth intern, children's minister, secretary and custodian. We also have a wonderful team of servant leaders and lay ministers.
We make no apologies for believing in the authority of scripture over our lives and will always strive to speak the truth in love to all people.
If we may be of service please contact us. You are encouraged to send your prayer request to us through this site. We also invite you to call the church at 267-8438 or me personally at 935-9171.
Thanks and God Bless you as you look for God's will in a place to serve and grow in Christ.
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Thursday, 14 Jul 2011
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Wednesday, 13 Jul 2011
Wi-Fi Motorola Xoom Getting Android 3.2 Update and SD Card Support
It is confirmed that the Wi-Fi Motorola Xooms are getting Android 3.2 update and SD card support.
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Microsoft Download Center Gets New Design
The new Microsoft home page design has now been ported to the Microsoft Download Center website.
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A supposed Googler made a comment in Android Open Source Project Issue 16992 which hinted of a possible Android 3.2 update to the Motorola Xoom.
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Amazon Cloud Drive Now Offers Unlimited Storage for Music
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Monday, 4 Jul 2011
Hulu's Facebook Connect Integration Facing Security Issues
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Twitter to Return to Windows Live?
When Twitter changed its usage terms over a year ago, support for the service in Windows Live was pulled. But there's now evidence that it's about to return.
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Intel's 'Cloverview' to be Released Around the Same Time as Windows 8
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When you're in the midst of a tour of Turkey, chances are you'll be making your way through some of the most historic areas in the region. For thousands of years the country has been host to a long list of important historical figures and events, and there a certain spots where this is especially evident. There are many attractions in Turkey you should visit, but Ephesus stands out as one of the best.
Ephesus, which is situated on the west coast of Turkey, played an important part in both the ancient Greek and Roman empires. Today, it is among the best-preserved ancient cities in the Mediterranean and is flush with awe-inspiring ruins and building, some of which have to be seen to be believed.
The Library of Celus is one of the most compelling structures at Ephesus. The original library as built in 117 A.D., and although it has been mostly restored thanks to a massive project in the 1960s and 70s, it still offers a window into life nearly 2000 years ago. At its height, this impressive building was home to more than 12,000 scrolls.
Many of the other ruins at Ephesus are not quite as well maintained as the Library of Celus. Among them is the Basilica of St. John, which was built in the 6th century A.D. Today, not much of the original structure remains. The same is true for the Temple of Artemis, which was named one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
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RadioShack drafts Weird Al Yankovic for holiday "Toyland" ad campaign.
Ford swaps exec titles as Jim Farley named EVP and president of Europe, Middle East and Africa and Stephen Odell becomes EVP of global marketing.
Home Depot discloses that 53 million e-mail addresses also were taken in data breach.
McDonald's is bringing back McRib to 75 percent of U.S. stores.
Marks & Spencer launches philanthropic "Follow the Fairies" holiday campaign.Continue reading...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says he's "proud to be gay" in Bloomberg Businessweek public coming out essay following LGBT rights speech (above) as his company looks to sell iPhone in Iran while CurrentC, rival mobile-payment system to Apple Pay, is hacked.
Microsoft unveils Microsoft Band fitness wearable as it finishes round of previously announced layoffs.
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As CEO Tim Cook said last week, "We believe Apple Pay is going to be huge" and will "transform mobile payments." And the big day is here.
Apple Pay debuted Monday to more than 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus owners. Apple has lined up over 220,000 retailers including Staples, RadioShack, McDonald's, Macy's, Chevron gas stations, Walgreens and Panera Bread that will accept payment, and Visa, MasterCard and American Express plus more than 500 banks including Bank of America and Citi are on board.
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Disney retains Bob Iger as CEO for two more years and expands "Star Wars" galaxy.
Facebook tightens oversight, wins EU approval for WhatsApp purchase and reportedly eyes healthcare.
JPMorgan discloses massive data breach.
Kellogg and United Biscuits will meet over possible merger.
Coca-Cola releases second TV spot in Diet Coke "Get a Taste" campaign. Up next: Taylor Swift.
Daimler and Renault-Nissan extend manufacturing alliance as Daimler will see a UAW organizing drive in Alabama.
Denny's launches animated "Grand Slams" video series.
Exxon Mobil delays drilling in Africa due to Ebola threat.
Fiat counts on Italian styling to boost new 500X crossover.Continue reading...
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Apple sets new record with 10 million iPhone 6 sales its first weekend, dispatching Tim Cook to Palo Alto and Angela Ahrendts to Sydney to meet fans, while pre-scheduled Joan Rivers endorsement backfires on social media. The music industry, meanwhile, is watching Apple's Beats acquisition closely amid rumors it may fold the service.
Alibaba's next step, following world's largest IPO: helping US small businesses.
Jaguar taps Stella McCartney for XE launch at Paris auto show, where MINI will show new five-door hatchback among other auto brand reveals.
Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Nestle, PepsiCo and other food and CGP giants sign landmark agreement on children's marketing rules.
NFL changes player-conduct policy and names a female CMO in PepsiCo veteran Dawn Hudson, as P&G cancels breast-cancer awareness tie-in with league and '47 brand stands by league.
Air France pilots vote to extend strike.
Applebee's sees social lift from "food porn."
AT&T and other brand publishers find their relationship with Facebook "complicated."
BlackBerry makeover starts to take shape and show results.
Chipotle's "brilliant" hiring process featured on LinkedIn.
Citi sees New York audit of troubled Citi Bike program.Continue reading...
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AB InBev seeks financing to buy SABMiller, which in turn is pursuing Heineken.
Microsoft agrees to buy Minecraft parent for $2.5 billion.
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Jimmy Choo opens flagship store in midst of London Fashion Week, where Burberry puts a Springin its step for S/S '15 womenswear show and Anya Hindmarch partners Tony the Tiger on boxes of Kellogg's Frosties cereal.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on September 12, 2014 04:36 PM
RadioShack lost about 20 percent of its regular sales this summer compared with a year ago, and nothing else really matters to the struggling retailer.
So for the moment, RadioShack has given up most talk about its new products, merchandising and promotional gambits and is just focusing on corporate survival; it can worry about that other stuff later. New CEO Joe Magnacca told Wall Street this week that RadioShack soon will run out of cash and could be forced to turn to bankruptcy court if it can't find a financial lifeline from some new investor or creditor.
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The Glacier Bay All-in-One 27 in. Colorpoint Premium Laundry Sink and Cabinet will make a stylish and functional addition to any laundry room. Featuring a country white finish for a clean and fresh look, the cabinet has plenty of storage space for your supplies with a large pull-out drawer and a single interior cabinet that is concealed behind 2 large doors. The basin is made out of a rich Colorpoint Maui top that is mold, mildew, and bacteria resistant and has a 13 gallon capacity. Fully assembled for easy installation, a pull-out chrome faucet, metal supply lines, a strainer and p-trap are included. Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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|27 in
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