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Last Thursday the Barack Obama (who we have endorsed as the Democratic candidate for president) campaign announced a record-setting month in terms of read more »
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A thousand fruit-and-vegetable carts will soon hit the streets in the city's poorest neighborhoods - and a private donor is footing the $1.5 million bill, the Daily News has learned. read more »
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Windows only: Free, open source application MinimOther takes an aggressive approach to distraction by automatically minimizing every window except the currently active window to give you a clutter-free workspace that allows you to focus on the task at hand. As soon as you activate one window, the last active window will minimize, so essentially MinimOther is endlessly minimizing every window but one active window. Granted, one of the great things about the personal computer is its impressive ability to multi-task, but if you ever need to get really serious about focusing on one app at a time, MinimOther might be worth a go. MinimOther is free, Windows only.
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The people of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) have found a pretty remarkable way to lure people into buying trees and plant them in Indonesia. In fact, all the users have to do is to donate money and wait for the tree to be planted in the Sebangau National Forest in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. WhatÂ’s interesting is that after buying the tree you also get a KML file that lets you import a new location in Google Earth. The coordinates actually get you to the location of your tree, allowing you to... read more »
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Wikipedia has always been a community-based website available for free for all the users on the web. However, due to maintenance costs and other expenses, users were invited to donate money to the Foundation in order to keep the service alive and provide more and more articles to the web.
However, the biggest donation ever didnÂ’t come from the Wikipedia users, although they have a pretty important role in WikipediaÂ’s evolution. The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation decided to give Wikipedia no less ... read more »
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However, the biggest donation ever didnÂ’t come from the Wikipedia users, although they have a pretty important role in WikipediaÂ’s evolution. The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation decided to give Wikipedia no less ... read more »
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Web site Rehash is like an online swap meet for clothes and accessories. According to the site, the average American throws away around 68 lbs. of clothes per year—Rehash is a place to recycle those clothes and get something in return. Once you've joined, you can list anything you want to exchange, along with items you're looking for. Rehash trades can happen either in person or through shipping, though the site doesn't have anything in place to help you with shipping. Obviously Goodwill is always there to take your clothes donations so that you aren't trashing your unused clothes every year, but if you're looking to get something in return, Rehash may be a good place to do it. Thanks Antonella!Rehash
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A doctor who runs hospitals in Cambodia has refused a donation raised by selling a nude picture of France's first lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, because he said it would shock local morality. read more »
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A PENSIONER allegedly robbed of his life savings by a man posing as a
garda has been inundated with donations and offers of help. The 70-year-old had his life savings of €28,000 stolen at his Cork home last week.And
while gardai have since recovered a substantial sum of money -- almost
€19,000 -- it remains unclear if this is connected to the June 26
incident.Until the court makes a ruling on the recovered cash,
it will remain classified as evidence and it may be up to three years
before it is returned to its owner.
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