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Hello, so welcome to my Blog. And this is my first sojourn into the world of Blogs so forgive me if it all goes horribly wrong . I never was one for a diary or journal before, although there was a memorable period when I was 9 when a frantic burst of enthusiasm resulted in 2 weeks’ worth of postings in a diary. Fascinating reading it was: Monday, got up, went to school, came home, watched TV, went to bed. Tuesday, got up, went to school, came home, watched TV, went to bed, Wednesday got up, went to school, came home, created plan for global domination, watched TV, went to bed. I’d like to set expectations low, this is going to be an occasional thing. Less is more, hopefully.

A View from the Trenches

Hello, so welcome to my Blog. And this is my first sojourn into the world of Blogs so forgive me if it all goes horribly wrong . I never was one for a diary or journal before, although there was a memorable period when I was 9 when a frantic burst of enthusiasm resulted in 2 weeks’ worth of postings in a diary. Fascinating reading it was: Monday, got up, went to school, came home, watched TV, went to bed. Tuesday, got up, went to school, came home, watched TV, went to bed, Wednesday got up, went to school, came home, created plan for global domination, watched TV, went to bed. I’d like to set expectations low, this is going to be an occasional thing. Less is more, hopefully.

10 Most Watched Car Auctions on Ebay

10 Most Watched Car Auctions on Ebay Forums at Motortrend.com

Art Auctions Watched For Economic Fall-Out

Two big contemporary art auctions in New York City this week are being closely watched to see how much the financial crisis will affect the high-end art market.

'N. Korean Leader Watched Art Performance'

North Korean leader Kim Jong Il yesterday watched an art performance with high-ranking officials and top military brass, according to the North’s official news agency.

Kim Jong Il, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), has watched an art performance given by soldiers, the official daily Rodong Sinmun said on Sunday.

But the report, with no photographs accompanied, did not say when and where Kim watched the performance, given by soldiers who participated in a military art festival.

Spectator-friendly minus the spectators

I had two new experiences today. I watched a day of Test match cricket as a spectator at an Indian ground in comforts that, in the context of what an Indian cricket fan has learnt to endure, bordered on the luxurious. And then I also watched Sachin Tendulkar score a Test hundred in front of a crowd so small that, with a bit of perseverance, you could have counted them manually.

A Milestone In Time

dslrs and hd videoIt was a fairly innocuous start. A hastily assembled, last-minute project conceived and shot in 14 straight hours, edited together in three hours (no time for color correction) and a quick posting to a blog with the link to the completed five-minute short. This was as close as you could get to a straight line from the camera to the web. No hype machine, no PR company creating fake YouTube entries to generate buzz—just a simple blog entry and a video clip. And then it happened. A few people read the blog, watched the video and forwarded it to friends, who watched and forwarded. Within eight hours it had garnered more than 250,000 views, only through word of mouth. I received more than a dozen e-mails that day saying, “You gotta watch this!� The video now has received upward of two million views and growing.

comScore Reports 6.5 Million Americans Watched Mobile Video in August

a leader in measuring the digital world, reports that 6.5 million Americans tuned into mobile video in August. Among the top operators in the United States, AT&T claimed the most mobile video viewers, with 4.4 percent of subscribers accessing either programmed or on-demand mobile video.

comScore Reports 6.5 Million Americans Watched Mobile Video in August

With 4.4 percent of its subscribers tuning in, AT&T leads the pack in mobile video adoption RESTON, Va., Oct. 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- comScore, Inc. (Nasdaq: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, reports that 6.5 million Americans tuned into mobile video in August. Among the top operators in the United States, AT&T claimed the most mobile video viewers, with 4.4 percent of subscribers accessing either programmed or on-demand mobile video. (Logo: here) Percent Subscribers Watching Programmed or On Demand Mobile Video Three-month average ending August 2008 Source: comScore M:Metrics AT&T 4.4% Sprint 4.2% T-Mobile 2.4% Verizon 2.4% Total 2.8% According to the study, on-demand video was the most popular format, with 3.6 million viewers.

Live Blogging Election Night

Thousands watched the election results on giant TV screens in Times Square. (Photo: James Estrin/ The New York Times)

Series defeat of Australia should be a timely warning for England in India

Anyone who watched a batsman with a Test average of 117 in India practising with England in Mumbai on Monday must have assumed he was Kevin Pietersen's surprise weapon in combating a team who have just condemned Australia to their heaviest Test series defeat for 20 years.

Rover Sand Traps Provide Clues on Mars Climate

If you watched the "Five Years on Mars" documentary on the National Geographic channel about the Mars Exploration Rovers, you probably saw how both rovers have gotten stuck in some of the small sand dunes on Mars surface. These dune fields on Mars are a bit of a mystery to planetary geologists, and in fact, there is nothing like them on Earth. The fields of rippled sand on Mars, called Transverse Aeolian Ridges (TARs), are found over large areas across Mars. The dunes themselves are smaller than the gigantic dunes also found on Mars, but the fields are bigger than any sand ripple fields found on Earth. TARs hold clues to past and present climate processes, and since they can be death traps for rovers, scientists want to know more about these unusual features.

Judge: Chevron Must Remove Paid Google Link Tied to Search of Plaintiff's Name

A widely watched trial over Chevron's Nigerian operations featured a new online frontier Monday in the battle to influence the hearts and minds of potential jurors.

The ongoing healthcare debate and my own braindump

Yes, I watched the final Barack Obama/John McCain debate on Wednesday night. Thankfully, the election will be over soon, and my dad will stop forwarding me “interesting� e-mails (he’s a conservative ex-cop; just one guess who he supports). U.S. presidential politics have made some headway into the pharmaceutical blogosphere; John Mack reported the results of his poll at the Pharma Marketing Blog; apparently pharma favors Mr. Obama. But there are other things to talk about other than politics and the shaky economy. For example, the NIH suspended a large grant at Emory University after Sen. Charles Grassley questioned the payments received by the former chair of the school’s psychiatry department; the Wall Street Journal reports that eight companies will be studying blood clot occurrence in stent patients; Genentech and Johnson & Jo

Lobbying for the little lizards

"Chameleons watched us arrive on this planet," says Richard Winn, an environmental planning, rehabilitation and landscaping consultant.

Will investing in banks pay off? Best of the Boards/Blogs

I've watched like many others my junior plays get pummeled so AMA is acting like all the others, on good news, bad news, or no news all of them are hitting new lows.� Tough times across the board, said TO_Canuck on the Aeromechanical Services (TSX: T.AMA, Stock Forum) Bullboard.

Blogger watchdog catches Garth Turner

I just watched Susan Ormiston's piece on The National on Steve Janke's impressive bit of sleuthing regarding Garth Turner's appearance on CPAC. It seems Turner's spontaneous door-knocking encounter with a man he'd never met before was nothing of the sort. Janke reckons the man is the son of Turner's assistant.

Market plunge creates IRA opportunity

I've watched my IRA investments take a major hit over the last few weeks. In trying to plan for the long run, is now a good time to roll over what's left of my IRA into my Roth IRA? Am I taxed for the current value of my IRA?

Sprint Nextel losing subscribers and money

Sprint Nextel Corp. watched another 1.3 million wireless subscribers head for its competitors during the third quarter, leading the company to post a loss that sent its stock skidding Friday.

Sprint Nextel posts 3Q loss, revenue falls

Sprint Nextel Corp. watched another 1.3 million wireless subscribers head for its competitors during the third quarter, leading the company to post a loss that sent its stock skidding Friday.

World Cup Blog

I’ve just watched Pride of the Lions, an absolutely belting DVD produced by PDI, which charts the fortunes of the Northern Union, England and Great Britain teams between 1908 and 2007, comprising all the great tries (and the great fights!) along with rarely seen footage from years ago.

Ponting admits: 'We were outplayed in every aspect of the game'

AS Ricky Ponting watched the worst defeat of his captaincy unfold from the dressing room, Mahendra Dhoni nudged Rahul Dravid at first slip and told him to take a good, long look at the scoreboard - he had never seen Australia dominated like this.

Australia enjoy slight lead

I've not watched a ball of the first Test between Australia and India so far. Actually, that's a lie, Sky in my hotel room here in Spain have shown one ball, the one in which Tendulkar prodded forward at Mitchell Johnson and was caught at point for 13. Guess Lara's record is safe for another day, then.

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