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Businessman's caffeinated truffles take off
Lynnwood business owner overflows with enthusiasm for job
But to Richard Lord, it's like being a kid in a candy store.
"This is the most exciting thing I've ever done," said Lord, 65, creator of Rocket Chocolate, the caffeine-infused truffles that fill all those delivery boxes.
"It gets me all charged up."
It shows.
When Lord gets to talking about his goods, the man can't stop. It's as if he's had a few too many. He eats five or six a day.
Each 0.4-ounce Rocket Chocolate nugget packs as much caffeine as a cup of coffee.
The bright foil-wrapped treats go for 69 cents at gas stations, drug stores and tobacco shops. It's often placed by the register, enticing students to grandmas to working people seeking a boost.
"It's candy for adults," Lord said.
Maybe so, but pity the 7-Eleven clerk who has to keep telling that to little kids captivated by the smiling cartoon rocket.
Still, there's no legal caffeinating age.
"Up here, people let their kids drink coffee when they are 8," Lord said.
Anyone with the money can buy a Rocket Chocolate, as well as other caffeinated treats, such as Buzz Bites, Jitterbeans, Jolt gum and Perky Jerky.
"I sell about 240,000 bars a month," Lord said.
Not bad for the wild kid from Montana voted "Most Likely Not to Succeed" in high school.
After four years in the U.S. Navy and a few boring jobs, Lord landed in snacks. He started out selling Zingers. He was a distributor for Dolly Madison and other snack companies before launching his own.
"I was 'Mr. Snackman.' That was my facade. My name on the street," he said. "I had a line of Mr. Snackman beef sticks, nuts and candy. I was going to hit it big time."
Well, that didn't happen. He blames bad packaging.
He came up with Rocket Chocolate in 1996.
"I knew in my mind it would work," he said. "I came out with three flavors -- mint, mocha and peanut butter -- and hit the street with it. I went door-to-door to all the stores and pounded it out."
Now he's the Rocket Chocolate man. With his enthusiasm, you almost expect him to wear tights and a cape, not a plaid button-down shirt and baggy trousers.
He drives a PT Cruiser emblazoned with the flashy Rocket Chocolate logo.
"People point to the car," he said. "They'll chase me down the street to see if they can get chocolate. I give samples.
"It's really fun to watch people get excited about something, especially the last five or six years when people haven't been so excited. You give them a handful of chocolate, and they're like, 'Oh my god, look at this.' Women really go crazy."
Even with nine flavors, he's yet to make a mint that isn't chocolate.
"I have fun doing it. That's what matters," he said. "I like to talk to people. I like to talk. I like all the flavors. I am doctor's nightmare. I eat too much."
When he's not dealing candy, he helps his wife, Pat. She owns Champions Real Estate Services in a Lynnwood strip mall, not far from the physical Rocket Chocolate headquarters. The address on the candy wrapper is Mill Creek, where Lord lives.
Lord won't say where his chocolates are made. Most distributor sales are in Washington and Oregon, but he ships to about 40 states.
He also created Ginseng Jubilee, a cherry-chocolate truffle.
Sorry, kids, it's another adult candy. The buzz isn't from caffeine, though.
"I sell it to sex shops. You know, the love stores," he said.
"Ginseng is supposed to enhance a man's sexuality. I've been in the snack food business for 40 years, and ginseng was one of those things we sold in the pills and little bottles."
Compared to Rocket Chocolate, sales are limp.
It seems people prefer caffeine to sex.
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On Christmas Eve, The White House released the Current Regulatory Plan and the Unified Agenda of Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions, a compilation of agencies' plans for new regulations.
But the document has stirred controversy for a number of reasons, not least because it was published nine months late. Republican lawmakers have accused the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs of trying to hide those plans from the public.
"The Administration broke the law by withholding this document due in April until the end of the year, and broke the President's promise to be transparent by releasing it at a time when they believed as few people as possible might see it," said Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, in a statement.
"The Unified Agenda is designed to give American job creators the opportunity to plan ahead for new regulations," Issa said. "The Committee remains gravely concerned about the opaque process and the Administration's determination to keep Congress and the American people in the dark."
Jerry Ellig, a senior research fellow at George Mason University's Mercatus Center, is one of those people who would normally read through the Unified Agenda and search its contents for significant passages. Like many, he was occupied with family matters over the holiday week and pleaded ignorance with the document's particular contents.
"I can't claim to have made a systematic study of it, but I think in any administration you can point to examples of where things were released on Friday afternoons or weekends or holidays or whatever," he said. "I study the effects of regulation and the regulatory process, so I'm not going to speculate on people's political motives. All I can tell you is what the effect of something like this is, which is to make the public less informed ... and, apparently, some members of Congress were disappointed too."
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Ellig told The Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp Dec. 28 the purpose of the Unified Agenda is to let Congress and the public know what kinds of actions agencies are considering.
"This is supposed to include regulatory actions but also any deregulatory actions," he said. "If an agency is maybe reviewing a regulation and is trying to figure out if it's still needed."
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In either case, the agenda is supposed to provide insight into the thinking at agencies so that Congress and the public have time to consider what feedback they may have for the agencies when it comes to regulatory decision-making.
In the federal rule-making process, most rules are typically issued through a notice and comment process, Ellig said, which allows the public time — 60 to 90 days — to comment on a proposed rule. The proposing agency then takes those comments and releases a final rule.
"As someone who has frequently commented on agency regulations and done studies on the effects of regulations, I can tell you that 60 or 90 days is not a lot of time for someone to understand the regulation, analyze what it does and then provide any kind of new information and data that might be of use to the federal agency that's issuing the regulation," Ellig said.
Depending on the nature of the proposed regulation, it could take a citizen months to gather the necessary information for an agency.
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Ellig added that while some may seek to put a particular political spin on the agenda or the timing of its release, the important thing to focus on is what the regulations actually do and how that's spelled out in the agenda.
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Members of the public should make sure that information is included in the agenda. They should also determine if any additional data or analysis needs to be added to the public record to help the agency make its decision.
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re: **Official** Fringe Episode 3 Final Season - "The Recordist" Posted by BaddestAndvari on 10/14 at 1:48 pm to Fearthehat0307 quote: It was a joke... was kinda baiting cp3 Took it down once the bait was taken.. xD Reply Back to Top |
Posted by JackTMed on 10/14 at 5:54 pm to BaddestAndvari There was a LOT of filler in this episode. Was kinda hoping for a bit more substance. Still a good episode nonetheless. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by BaddestAndvari on 10/14 at 7:24 pm to JackTMed quote: Proof that American TV is flawed... they act like they need 16 episodes, only get 13, and we STILL get filler episodes.. ETA: not meant as a jab against fringe... glad we got the emotional connections from last episode... I get this same connection in anime though.. half the time in each episode. This post was edited on 10/14 at 7:30 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by gjackx on 10/15 at 4:34 pm to BaddestAndvari So, I totally have a new theory about how this show is going to end now...anyone care to hear it? It's not a spoiler, just a "theory alert" Reply Back to Top |
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Posted by Fearthehat0307 on 10/15 at 4:50 pm to JackTMed quote:the whole observer invasion is just a bad acid trip of walter's Reply Back to Top |
Posted by BaddestAndvari on 10/15 at 5:04 pm to Fearthehat0307 quote: totally this.. oh, and updating the day on your sig now fear.. sorry.. got busy today. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by gjackx on 10/16 at 9:31 am to Fearthehat0307 Okay, sorry for the delay...my bad. This may have been discussed before, I'm not sure. But, here it is! Etta is not what she appears. She is either: 1) an observer 2) a scientifically modified human 3) a cyborg/robot 4) a combination of any of the above. There's a chance she's not Peter and Olivia's daughter at all. And, there's a chance that she is unaware that any of this could have happened to her and she really might believe she is Etta. Remember, she WAS taken. No one knows what happened to her between being the small child to now. We've seen what the observers do to "experiment" on "natives"... Why can't she be read? Why does she always seem to be the one that is NOT killed? Why does she have contacts with the Observer go-betweens? She's the Observers' pawn and no one knows it (in theory) but the Observers. And, I could be completely off too...this is Fringe afterall Reply Back to Top |
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Posted by yurintroubl on 10/16 at 11:02 am to gjackx You know - I'm as big a Fringe fan as there is... but something has been bothering me about this season... something missing... and it's just now I've been able to put my finger on it. The Unknown. Every week there was a sense of "what's going to happen next" building and building. So far this season - that's been the major thing missing. We already know what happened (big picture) and the "quests" are already mapped out (small picture). As much as I love Fringe - the first 3 episodes have felt a little hollow because there's been no "discovery" that the audience experiences along with the characters (figuring out what Walter knew then forgot is not the same). I'm thinking they get it back on track this week. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by gjackx on 10/16 at 11:07 am to yurintroubl quote: I think this is where my Etta theory comes in. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by BaddestAndvari on 10/16 at 11:27 am to gjackx quote: 1. She can't be read because her mother was pumped full of cortexiphan when she was being developed inside of her mother. That was why she is so "important" to September. 2. Of course she's not killed, she has the same cognitive abilities Olivia has.. she's smart and fast and able to sense things. 3. eh.. she was a member of the Observer's Fringe team for 10 years.. it's to be expected. quote: I don't think so, but I do agree with yuri.. something is missing from this season, hopefully they fix it with this next episode. Also, Yuri, you start this week's fringe thread, I am up to my eyeballs in work right now, wont be able to on friday. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by yurintroubl on 10/16 at 11:39 am to BaddestAndvari quote: Will do. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by gjackx on 10/16 at 11:40 am to BaddestAndvari quote: maybe september returns? I still think there is "something" about Etta though...something that's not-so-good for the REAL Fringe team... Reply Back to Top |
Posted by yurintroubl on 10/16 at 11:41 am to gjackx quote: My Etta "discovery" thoughts all involve less clothing. Sorry... That's how I'm wired. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by gjackx on 10/16 at 11:43 am to yurintroubl quote: Why are you apologizing? You're amongst friends with that statement. Maybe they'll find a way to get her in a lot less at some point! <------- moreover, that pic gets a lot of props around here Reply Back to Top |
Posted by BaddestAndvari on 10/16 at 11:48 am to yurintroubl quote: Yeah, I don't think she's anything special.. other than she found the team and can keep the Observers from reading her. I bet the Observers did a lot of test on her as a child in order to figure out how she does it, so they could make sure nobody else could ever ignore them.. As for why she worked for them: "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer." Reply Back to Top |
Posted by yurintroubl on 10/16 at 12:10 pm to BaddestAndvari quote:quote: We are wired differently. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by yurintroubl on 10/16 at 2:00 pm to yurintroubl And it's time for the photo recap... Image: http://popculturenexus.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/fringe-332.png?w=604&h=338 Image: http://popculturenexus.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/fringe-342.png?w=604&h=335 FRINGE 5×03 Photo Recap: "The Recordist" Reply Back to Top |
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June 27, 2005 A husband and wife team of economy driving experts has set a remarkable record for fuel economy from a standard automatic Peugeot 407 HDi sedan. Driving a new 407 HDi sedan each, John Taylor set out to drive from Darwin to Adelaide on less than AUD$150 (EU 94 Euro = US$115) worth of fuel, and wife Helen wanted to see just how far she could get on one tank of fuel in an automatic diesel car. Travelling 1445.6 kilometres on just one tank, Helen's achievement is believed to be a world record for the longest distance driven on one tank of fuel for an automatic vehicle while John achieved his goal completing the 2991km journey on just 115.55 litres giving him an average fuel consumption of 3.86 litres per 100km (73.57 mpg).
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The loop-powered T28 transmitter is easy to install, calibrate and use. Its measurement parameters include pH, ORP, specific ion, dissolved oxygen, conductivity and resistivity. The NEMA 7C durable stainless steel enclosure has CSA and FM approvals (Class I, II, III, Div. 1, Groups A–G) for explosion-proof or intrinsically safe installation.
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Fabrics with a three-dimensional structure that allows air to circulate close to the skin, removing heat and sweat and providing optimal cooling during competition and training.
a.D.S (adidas Drainage System): Used primarily in Adventure products, the a.D.S. is a patented system integrated into the midsole of a shoe. Its perforated internal midsole allows for maximum water drainage in wet environments.
adidas_1: adidas_1 is the first shoe that is uniquely yours. It comes to life when you turn it on. It senses your every step. It understands that your needs change when you move faster or slower or when the ground gets harder or softer beneath your feet. And it continually adapts its cushioning to give you your perfect level of comfort and performance at all times.
A midsole system of independent molded elements designed to cushion, guide, and drive the foot through the entire footstrike.
Structural midsole elements offer consistent, long-term cushioning and support compared to traditional cushioning systems. Specific impact protection and stability is engineered into the midsole elements based on the sport, sport segment and athlete's body type.
adiFit: A removable insole in infants' and children's' shoes that helps parents and retail staff determine the proper fit.
A highly shock absorbent material used to cushion and protect the heel upon impact.
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A non-marking, rubber outsole compound offering better abrasion resistance than any other comparative adidas outsole material.
Agion: An antimicrobial upper lining used to suppress fungus growth and offensive odors. It is environmentally friendly and lasts the life of the product.
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360 degree ventilation around the foot for cooling comfort and improved efficiency.
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E.F.R. (Engineer Forefoot Ride): An outsole construction used primarily in running shoes that combines an inner layer of blown runner with an outer layer of full rubber. Provides durability and a more responsive ride.
Eclon: is a polyamide fiber made by Eclat. This cotton-like, breathable fabric is very comfortable next to the skin.
Flatlock Seams: Seaming technique where seems are sewn flat to the body, improving the athlete's comfort and reducing skin irritation.
Fiber Protection: An innovative fiber finish with a soft smooth feel that wicks sweat away from the skin, keeping you dry and comfortable. Fiber Protection also features strong stain release properties making it easier to rid the garment of dirt.
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With the flip of a lever your foot is locked into a zone of supreme fit, comfort and performance where fast becomes faster, quick becomes quicker. Precision is deadly precise. Stable is rock solid. And comfort is absolute luxury.
Ribbed panels, inspired by the grooves found on the bodies of jet aircraft, channel water fluidly over the swimmer's back, reducing drag and turbulence. The result is up to a 3% increase in swimming performance.
An exclusive EVA compound that is 15% lighter than traditional EVA with very good durability properties.
Dupont's branded elastane fiber that can stretch up to five times its original length and recover immediately. Because of its exceptional stretch and return properties, garments made with Lycra provide perfect fit, elasticity and freedom of movement. Lycra is also highly resistant to chlorine and saltwater. This high quality fiber is never used on its own, but in combination with other natural or synthetic fibers for swimwear and other form-fitting apparel.
This keeps track on record of your running distance, pace, speed and many more, those stats can then be compared to other runners and footballers. It's compatible to SuperNova Glide 4 Running shoes, some F50 Adizero football boots and AdiPure and AdiPower football boots.
A man-made fiber ideal for sport apparel. Fabrics made from Polyamide are breathable, lightweight, quick drying, abrasion resistant, shape retaining and easy to care for.
Polyester: It is the most versatile and popular man-made fiber. Its functional characteristics are ideal for sports apparel. These lightweight, breathable fabrics are resistant to abrasion, light and heat and are quick drying, shape retaining and easy to care for.
Moves the center of gravity closer to the point of impact with the ball generating maximum power transfer as the foot contacts the ball. Increases ball speed by 3%, which translates into a 60cm increase on a 30-meter free kick.
Strategically positioned rubber vamps on the upper of a football shoe providing greater power, control, swerve and accuracy when passing, shooting or dribbling.
Highly stable yet durable, midsole motion control, providing superior flexibility and an uninhibited toe-off.
(Push Through Protection Plate) PTPP is an impact protection technology unique to adidas that helps to prevent injuries whilst performing outdoor sports. A special Impact Plate is incorporated into the midsole and outsole unit for protection from hazards, such as sharp rocks. PTPP offers increased traction and stability in all terrain conditions whilst maintaining midsole/outsole rigidity and flexibility.
An outsole technology that uses a TPU flow molded construction to significantly reduce shoe weight and improve flexibility.
Ribbed panels on JetConcept swimwear extending from the underarm to the lower back and covering the gluteus maximus that help channel water over the swimmers back to reduce active drag, streamline movement and cut turbulence.
A reduced seam construction facilitates less rubbing and chafing, providing ultimate comfort.
The purpose of adidas TechFit products is to improve joint alignment, muscle balance, and posture plus link key muscle groups together to maximize power generation. This results in better explosive movements, where power or speed is key, such as Running, lateral cutting movements (Tennis), stopping and starting (Football) or lifting (Training). Key to adidas TechFit products is a compressive and tight garment.
Insert placed in the midfoot to provide flexibility and torsionability between forefoot and rear foot as well as increased stability. The TORSION® System allows natural rotation between the rear foot and the forefoot while providing midfoot support.
Abrasion resistant, lightweight and durable plastic stud and outsole material used for most of the Liga and TRAXION shoes.
Technology utilizing a direct injected TPU outsole construction for enhanced fit and superior firm ground characteristics.
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19th January 2012 02:08 AM | |
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monocoque stucture needs little reinforcement for alot of strenght, add more layers of glass and you get very little actual structural gain with more weight. the issue with the large phantom is lots of surface area to cover, an small increase of a laminate = a large increase in weight! but saying this i bet a bit more weight wouldnt hurt for the small boards, but dont complain if a boards breaks after a smash against a rock or sailed over sunken refridgerators ! the phantom however is an all out raceboard , get the phantom 320 instead if you are worried about dings. my friend has a mistral equipe and a mistral superlight 2, the superlight two is fragile , way more then the equipe same shape but a wee bit less weight. sailors it your choice! shredulato |
18th January 2012 01:52 AM | |
windfred |
crappy construction Its not the color, starboard just makes crappy boards. |
1st November 2011 06:44 AM | |
Hmm. not sure what this has to do with ultra thin black boards, but... The cars that were built like tanks indeed broke down and rusted away. Now, cars won't sell if they break down. Neither will boards if they have no durability. The truth will out. The fashion thrust in boards is making them too expensive and at the same time less durable. |
28th October 2011 10:39 AM | |
Philip | May be not. In the early days of TV there was a thriving market for repair work. Like most things digital technology has brought more reliability and modular repair. Motor cars used to be built like tanks but still broke down (OK simple to fix, but often). Many products are junked while they still work because of newer designs or technological improvements including safety so at what point do we sweat the durability factor? |
28th October 2011 09:09 AM | |
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Isn't this the trend happening to most things you buy these days? Tv, washing machine, fridge etc used to last 10 to 20 years. Now, you're lucky if they still work after the warranty period. Maybe one day we will have cheap and disposable boards! Auto disintegrate after your vacation ;-) |
28th October 2011 05:01 AM | |
Philip | Black is the new colour. I don't mind black that has carbon content - seems authentic. Black is a good colour for wet suits in cold weather. But black cars that can't be seen on the road! |
28th October 2011 02:11 AM | |
Pelegrin | After some years building bords in the early 80:ties with stringers we found out that styrofoam 3 x glasfibre on top and 2 x glasfibre on bottom, epoxy and styrofoam was good enough. 25-30 years later you can say it definetly was, even without stringers. Weight between 7-8 kilos. What is the weight-problem? |
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I have an New Waves costom built circa 1987.. Reckon its stronger than most boards currently on market,It has no carbon or Kevlar in it;in fact I don t think its even epoxy; think its a ployester lay up on glass fibre woven roving. Its not that heavy (8.5 k???) and you can distincly see the two stringers running its full lengthy. it was abused for at leat 5 years and still looks perfectly usable. Its survived countless flat landings and was once waashed up in bvig waves over rocks with minimal damage. !!! Leave modern boards on beach for 10 mins and there`s a holew in them. Do a flat landing and they snap ! But its our ownb faults !! We have insisted on buying carbon/kevlar/technora/Australioan Pine and a whole host of other exotic BS when materials for best boarsds have been with us for 40 years or more... Where did polyethylene go ???? Had Tiga Wave and a HiFly Extreme both of which were almost indestructable !! And for their time sailed fantastic.... Are we really saying all of us need boards built to the absolute minimum weight ??? Dont think so?? We just like to think we do !! Polyethylene /GRP woulkd be fine for 95% of us but we dont buy it because sponsored sailors dont use it ! We lkike to think we need a Ferrari when actually we really need Ford Mondeos..... (My Syncro Red Dot looks older than the custom New Waves !!!! its had a third of the use !!!) Manufacturers supply the demand !!! (But they manipulate it !!!) |
26th October 2011 08:09 PM | |
Farlo | That's the secret: look after it, though I wonder if you coudn't damage some boards but just looking at them. Maybe we will see the weight increase again (slightly) in the coming years. Old dogs of yesterday were not so heavy if you think about it, at least no more than the latest Futura Wood. IMHO modern shapes would not be much less fun with an extra 300 gr. |
26th October 2011 08:04 AM | |
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What a bunch of moaners. My three year old Evil Twin 70 has been around the world and bashed about and jumped high on port and starboard tacks and is still going strong. For sure, it's not heavy like the old dogs of yesteryear, but I look after it and it lasts |
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Non GMO | Yes |
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Package Size Metric | 18.9 L |
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iFive iFive: Google Battles Oracle, Nokia's N9 iPhone Rival, Verizon Ditches Unlimited Data, Dropbox Password Bug, FCC Fights Cramming If you're north of the Equator, then today's the longest day of the year. It's also Father's Day in Syria, "Go Skateboarding Day," and World Humanist Day. Meanwhile, there's also some early news waiting for you in iFive: Read More » By Kit Eaton
iFive iFive: More Web Names, Facebook Social Music Plans, Bitcoin And Sega Hacked, Microsoft-Skype Okay, NY Post's Anti-iPad Move Today's the Feast of St. Adalbert, the day of Argentina's National Flag, West Virginia Day, and World Refugee day (poignant given the chaos on Turkey's borders with Syria). Here's the other news from this morning: Read More » By Kit Eaton
iFive iFive: Facebook's iPad App, Spotify In U.S., Sony Ericsson's NFC Phones, Slowing RIM Sheds Jobs, Streaming Movies A Felony? 432 years ago today Sir Frances Drake claimed a land he called "Nova Albion" for England. You may know it better as California. Will anything as historic happen today? Here's the early news: Read More » By Kit Eaton
iFive iFive: LulzSec Hacks CIA, Facebook's Anti-iOS Plans, Location Privacy Bill, U.K. Shuns PlayBook, Bloomberg Immigration Plea Today's the day that Adam Smith was born, IBM was incorporated, Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman in space, and rocket pioneer Werner von Braun died. But that's the past...here's today's news: Read More » By Kit Eaton ADVERTISEMENT
iFive iFive: Pandora Prices IPO, China-U.S. Cyber War?, Color Loses Founder, Next-Gen Xbox In Testing, Garmin Buys Navigon On this day in history Charles Goodyear received a patent for the vulcanization of rubber, and Mister Spock received a patent for the rubberization of ears ... well, we kid. But for genuine reports on what's in today's news read on: Read More » By Kit Eaton
iFive iFive: Turkey Attacks Anonymous, Apple Settles With Nokia, LulzSec Hacks Senate, Unlocked iPhones On Sale, Facebook Upsets Trial Tuesday is named from the Old English for "day of Mars," and in the Spanish and Greek worlds it's considered an unlucky day. Interesting, no? For still more interesting stuff, here's today's early news: Read More » By Kit Eaton
iFive iFive: IMF Network Hacked, iPhone Rumors, Anonymous' India Campaign Censored, Codemasters' Site Hacked, Facebook's Ceiling? On this day in history the New York Times published the first Pentagon Papers, The Beatles had one last number one hit, and Pioneer 10 became the first man-made object to leave the Solar System. Now, on to what's happening today: Read More » By Kit Eaton
iFive iFive: Google Buys Admeld, Google's BBM Rival, Apple Intervenes In IP Suit, Security Holes In Popular Apps, Congress Tweets Less Did you know that on this day in history Alcoholics Anonymous was founded, Saab made its first auto, and the first Apple II computer shipped? That was then, this is what's happening today: Read More » By Kit Eaton
iFive iFive: Citigroup Hacked, Apple's Legal Maneuvers, Coupons.com's $1B Value, HP Pressures Oracle, Salesforce Buys Data.Com Record heat is gripping the East Coast of the U.S. Also hot? Today's edition of iFive. Read More » By Kit Eaton