More boring stuff from the Net :|

• China blocks U.S. products, saying they are dangerous – USATODAY.com
  Tit for tat. Certain health supplements and raisins imported from the United States failed to meet Chinese safety standards and have been returned or destroyed, the country's food safety agency said Friday, turning the tables on the U.S. amid growing worr
  (tags: funny)
• Innovation | Lessons from Apple | Economist.com
  new buzzword: network innovation!

  Apple is, in short, an orchestrator and integrator of technologies, unafraid to bring in ideas from outside but always adding its own twists. This approach, known as “network innovation”, is not limited to electron

  (tags: innovation)
• Ajax Chinese Chess by Pragmatic Logic Inc.
  cool
  (tags: games)
• A Collection of Funny Signs from Around the World – Gadling
  Here's a rather large collection of funny signs from around the world that you probably haven't seen before.
  (tags: travel)
• Comment is free: We of little faith
  I, for one, do not want to live in a world where religious faith is respected. I do not want more "faith-based initiatives". I do not want more faith schools, and our great universities should continue to teach people to think for themselves, to respect t
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• The Manbottle Library – Anger Management
  When you occasionally have a really bad day, and you just need to take it out on someone, don't take it out on someone you know, take it out on someone you don't know.
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• Europe's Young Entrepreneurs 2007
  all under 25!
  (tags: entrepreneurship)
• How to Find and Target Long Tail Keywords for More Search Engine Traffic
  Long tail keywords are simply multi-phrase search queries which visitors use on search engines to arrive at your website. These longtail keywords are much more targeted than the general or main keyword topic and they literally embody a visitor’s need fo
  (tags: seo)
• ” Waycool: Eight Strategies of Brilliance – How to Tap The Genius Within for Fun and Profit “ | Boogie Woogie Blues Piano
  Academics also tried to measure the links between intelligence and genius. But intelligence is not enough. Run-of-the mill physicists have IQs much higher than Nobel Prize-winner Richard Feynman, widely acclaimed for his extraordinary genius, whose IQ was
  (tags: genius)
• reportonbusiness.com: NUMBER CRUNCHER: AN ECONOMIC LAB ON FOOD INFLATION
  Who knew…….Dying bees are costing us BIG TIME!!!
  (tags: economics)
• National oil companies could one day merge: Petronas chief
  Good move: Petronas, which makes almost as much money as No 3 US oil firm ConocoPhillips and contributes nearly a third of Malaysia’s revenues, has been a leader among national oil companies (NOCs) since the 1990s, when Hassan’s overseas foray was shu
  (tags: oil)
• WEALTH: Financial & Lifestyle Perspective from Northern Trust
  Today’s concierge is “the assistant’s assistant at the extreme level!”
  (tags: money)
• Fitness Caution » Blog Archive » FOODS AFFECT MOOD
  Eat less protein during dinner- avoid protein rich food for dinner and focus on carbohydrates you get through pasta, potatoes, grains, rice etc. The carbohydrates make you feel relaxed. But protein should be taken in other meals of the day. Also, do not e
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• Dismal World | Must-See: Unforgettable Photos
  1963. Thich Quang Duc, the Buddhist priest in Southern Vietnam, burns himself to death protesting the government's torture policy against priests. Thich Quang Dug never made a sound or moved while he was burning.
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