what the hell?

its been a decade or so.....?

Adam wants you to try redbox!

Hi,

At the following link you can rent DVDs for $1 a night with no membership fees. If you click on my link and it's your first time renting online, they'll give you a free one-night online rental credit. http://redbox.tellapal.com/a/clk/lsSYd

Not sure what redbox is? Redbox is that bright red movie rental kiosk you can find in and around places like supermarkets and convenience stores. Redbox is super easy to use: just pick a movie, swipe your credit card and walk away with your disc. You can also reserve your movie online so it will be waiting for you when you get there. Redbox DVDs, even the brand-new ones, cost just $1 a night to rent. Blu-ray Discs cost just $1.50 a night.

http://redbox.tellapal.com/a/clk/kkS7H

Want to learn more? Click on your friend's link up there! If you reserve a movie online right after you click on the link, your friend will earn a rental credit good for a one-night rental.

http://redbox.tellapal.com/a/clk/kkS7H

Best,

redbox

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Official Google Blog: An update on Google Video feedback

Official Google Blog: An update on Google Video feedback
Very good choice on Google's end! :) No, I've never purchased any Google Videos, but I've heard the cries/whines in the blogosphere of people complaining...and the reason why DRM-restrictions suck. But yea, this is a good move on Google's part.

Official Google Blog: Some homepage revisions

Official Google Blog: Some homepage revisions - overall, I like the idea..but I don't like how the search types (News, Video, Images) has been "split"...

Now, the competitors have links to their other "services" across the top navbar, I wouldn't group Images, Web, News, Video, etc. in with "services"...those are merely alternative search areas.

But I'll go on a whim and make a suggestion...I like the new "Universal search" Google is attempting...why not just make the "default" search for "Web" and remove the Video, News, Images, etc search links from the Google Homepage as a whole...because the users will get their content either way on the other end (at the results page). OR, put the tabs/options for News, Images, Video, etc. on the results page, to sort the results between Video,News, Images, etc...but the whole deal with moving Web, Images, Video to the upper-right corner just doesn't "fit" currently..."Products" (or services, I should say) are being grouped with other elements within the "Search" service.

Official Google Blog: Oh, the places you'll go....

Official Google Blog: Oh, the places you'll go....
Appears that Google is now competing with RockYou, Imageshack, and Photobucket, with their latest release of "flash"-y image slideshows :) I like how they are so much "cleaner" than the competitors, but Google has always been good at that.

iTWire - Google’s ‘universal search’ – the logical next step

iTWire - Google’s ‘universal search’ – the logical next step
I've been wanting this for a while....the ability to search across ALL platforms of Google, from within one search box is awesome. It makes searching soooo much easier...will this include Google Docs, and bookmarks? Who knows, but I'll be waiting! It's the next best step for global search.

Money News:- Good Old Antennas Pick Up Free HDTV - AOL Money & Finance

Money News:- Good Old Antennas Pick Up Free HDTV - AOL Money & Finance: According an an article I read on AOL News, HDTV can actually be captured from good-old "rabbit ear" antenna's...kinda funny, since people are payin' big bucks to DirectTV and other various "cable" operators to get this new "High Definition" technology.

According to the article, this over-the-air HD is actually _better_ quality than what the cable and satellite companies offer, since they (the sat/cbl companies) compress the HD data, so they can send out more signals to a wider audience through the same pipes.

AntennaWeb.Org has an article on these "HD-capable" rabbit ears :)