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  • TetraCleanse (Tetra Cleanse) ( 60 Caps )

    TetraCleanse (Tetra Cleanse) ( 60 Caps ) Liver, intestinal, blood and urine cleansing and purification formula.

  • Quercetin 500 ( 500 mg , 100 Caps )

    Quercetin 500 ( 500 mg , 100 Caps ) Quercetin is a flavonol (a subclass of flavonoids) and is a potent antioxidant, providing cardiovascular protection by reducing oxidation of LDL cholesterol.

    Quercetin is one half of the rutin molecule, another flavonol, and is the more active antioxidant.

  • Skin-Hair-Nails ( 60 Caps )

    Skin-Hair-Nails ( 60 Caps ) “Nice Hair Look at those hand” Such beautiful skin People notice the details. Take Natrol’s Skin Hair Nails twice a day and you will get a vitamin-rich formula featuring Natrol’s Comprehensive Mineral Complex, designed especially for healthy skin, hair and fingernails.
    A Strengthening & Nourishing Formula
    Features Comprehensive Mineral Complex
    MSM, to support optimal protein production
    Cysteine, to Enhance maintain integrity
    Glutathione, to minimize damage from free radicals
    Pyridoxine (Vitamin B-6), to assist in the metabolism of amino acids and proteins

  • Indian Authors, Publishers Unhappy with Google Books Plan to Scan

    A group of 15 authors and publishers and two organizations in India have filed a formal objection to the Google Books Settlement.

    The Indian Reprographic Rights Organisation and the Federation of Indian Publishers and these 15 individuals join a panoply of international entities who have objected to Google’s ambitious and controversial plan to scan as many books as possible throughout the world. Though the search and web app giant’s scheme would create a vast online library, it may also infringe on the rights of content creators and has involved a lengthy international legal battle.

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    The coalition of Indian publishing entities claims that Google’s proposed settlement is a violation of copyright laws, both internationally and in India, because it allows for Google’s scanning, redistributing and selling books online. Content creators who don’t want their work online must opt out of the plan themselves; if an author does not explicitly opt out, his or her silence is deemed implicit consent.

    In the past, Google’s book-scanning project has come under the scrutiny of the U.S. Department of Justice as well as the governments of Germany and France. Federal judge Danny Chin is currently presiding over the case, which involves a class-action lawsuit and a settlement of more than $100 million for copyright holders whose works had been reproduced without their consent.

    The Indian authors and publishers have submitted their objections to the settlement to Chin, who has decided to hold a final hearing on February 18, 2010 to determine whether the Google Books Settlement is fair, adequate and reasonable.

    Check out ReadWriteWeb’s archive of articles on the Google Books Settlement for more information.

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  • “Jersey Shore” Season 2 In “The Hamptons”

    It’s official — All six castmembers of MTV’s reality smash Jersey Shore have inked deals to return for a second season of the show.
    Rather than shoot in the Garden State beach house the gang called home last season, the network has confirmed that it will take the cast to another , as yet unannounced, location for Season 2.
    http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/tv_jersey_sure_to_hit_li_rq2Y1D3UfK65iaULMUMf6N#ixzz0eFzIYTBn”>Word is     Snooki, J-WOWW, Vinny, and the crew could be bound for New York’s ritzy Hamptons or the popular shore communities peppered throughout the tiny state of Delaware. Jersey Shore will return to MTV with 12 new episodes this summer.


  • Ford Warriors in Pink and New Line Cinema Fight Against Breast Cancer, Launch Contest

    Giving back to the community has always been an important part of any culture, therefore it’s important everybody does their part. In their fight against cancer, Ford Warriors in Pink teamed up with New Line Cinema in an effort to rise awareness. By entering a contest, you can win a Los Angeles getaway to attend the premiere of New Line Cinema’s latest movie called Valentine’s Day, on February 8.

    Ford Warriors in Pink actively works on creative efforts to continue the fight against breast can… (read more)

  • Cherry Designs Compact SUV for Israel

    Chery-Quantum LLC, a joint venture between Israel Corp. and Chinese car manufacturer Chery is planing to develop a small SUV, as Gasgoo.com writes.

    Israel Corps owns 50 percent of the business after it invested $225 million in Chery-Quantum. The Chinese company changed its product strategy in 2009, deciding to develop an electric SUV. The car, code-named T21, has had its design created at a studio in Milan and features Cherry’s Tiggo 5 model’s design cues at a smaller scale.

    According to G… (read more)

  • Kubica Changes Helmet for 2010

    Prior to the start of the 2010 Formula One season, many drivers decided to change their helmet liveries for a number of reasons. Either for not bringing them enough good luck in the past or simply because they want to match the colors of their helmet with their new car, the change in helmet livery is something that happened quite often during the past few days within the F1 paddock.

    Until now, Michael Schumacher, Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button have all decided to switch to a new livery (in… (read more)

  • Toyota Recall Affects Peugeot 107 and Citroen C1

    Following Toyota’s massive recall that recently went global, the PSA Peugeot Citroen Group announced it will recall nearly 100,000 cars manufactured at the plant where the French group and Toyota jointly produce cars, because they have the same accelerator-related problems.

    A spokesman for the group said the recall will affect about 10 percent of Peugeot 107 and Citroen C1 models produced at its plant in the Czech Republic and sold throughout Europe.

    The plant is managed by Toyota and pr… (read more)

  • ThisNext buys Stylehive to dominate social shopping

    Social shopping startup called ThisNext is expanding — it just announced the acquisition of another social shopping site, Stylehive, and has created a new parent company called Curatemedia to manage both sites.

    At ThisNext, you can recommend products you like, follow the recommendations of other shoppers, and also “shopcast” your ThisNext recommendations on other sites. Stylehive uses some of the same principles, but unlike the varied, generalist collection of products discussed on ThisNext, it focuses on style and fashion, and also features recommendations from editors and bloggers.

    Under the umbrella of Curatemedia, the Santa Monica, Calif. company says it will run ThisNext, Stylehive, and soon other social shopping sites that cater to specific audiences and shopping categories. Curatemedia says Stylehive has 600,000 registered users, while millions of consumers visit ThisNext every month.

    The company did not disclose the financial terms of the acquisition.

    ThisNext also confirmed that it has raised a third round of funding, which was revealed last week in a regulatory filing, and which comes from Clearstone Venture Partners, Anthem Venture Partners and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The company didn’t specify the size of the round, but according to the filing it was $1.2 million. If that’s correct, it has now raised a total of $8.7 million.


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  • Grande MK II Initial Ownership Experience

    I am glad to tell you guys that I took delivery of my Grande MK II, GX, 8 seater, Platinum Beige on 27th Jan evening from Concorde Motors Chennai.

    On road cost was about Rs 8,53,000. The committed delivery date was 25th evening.

    I have taken a couple photographs which I will post later..

    I added the following:

    3M CR50 sunfilm for the sides & rear and CR 70 for the front. The also got the b and C pillars blackened using 3M black films.
    Added the reverse sensors which have the mirror display with the vocal warnings

    Delivery experience:
    The sales person was honest and did not give any misleading information
    I was not impressed with the accessories team. They have dirtied the interiors when fixing the sunfilms. The roof linings are smeared with dark handprints. There was water below the foot mat.

    Driving Experience:
    Took it up to Salem/Yeracaud/Namakkal last Saturday/Sunday. Returned via Perambalur/Kadalur/Pondy

    Mileage was about 12.3 in both legs of the journey. I kept around 90-95 Km speed.

    Handling: For the speed of 90-95 KMPH I felt it was ok. On narrow winding roads it at these speeds the body roll is pronounced as expected. On the way up and down to Yercaud in the hairpin bends I was comfortable with the car.

    Ride:My father and father in law who are in their mid 70s were very comfortable in the middle seat. My 12 year old daughter who was in the third did not complain when I went through some rough roads in between Namakkal and Preambalur. Between Ulundurpet and Kadalur the road was bad but the passengers were happy the way the car handled the potholes:)

    Engine: I could manage the climb to Yercaud mostly in 3rd gear and 2nd with a very light foot on the accelerator. The engine was pretty quiet just above 200RPM,but between 1700 and 2000 there is a very disconcerting booming noise.
    In town the pick up is good even from lower rpms like 1100 or 1200. I did not have to change the gears often.

    Gear shift: At times I find it hard to slot the first gear when starting. The rest of the gear changes are acceptable, not very slick.

    Others: The door rattles when going over pot holes :Frustrati
    The car is due for the its first service which is between 1000 and 1500.I am planning to leave in for service on Wednesday, and will make another trip to Salem this coming week end to drop my parents back. Will give my feedback once I am back from that trip.

    Let me know if you need any specific feed backs.

    Overall I am happy with the choice..

  • Volvo V70, S80 Drop Below 120g/km

    Swedish carmaker Volvo announced today the availability of new versions of the diesel-powered Volvo V70 or S80, tweaked into releasing under 120g of CO2 every km, while consuming around 4.5l of fuel to the hundred. The two new models to manage this feat bring the total number of Volvo vehicles which release that little CO2 figure to five.

    "There has been a swift pace of development since the launch of our first 119-gram models in Paris in autumn 2008. The fact that we have now brought t… (read more)

  • Hyundai to Offer Incentives for Toyota Owners

    If Toyota thought things couldn’t get any worse, it was dead wrong. The Japanese car manufacturer is sinking deeper and deeper, while car producers in the US continue to offer important incentives for all Toyota customers.

    As you might remember, last week Ford and General Motors announced they will offer a bonus for Toyota customers looking to trade their car for one of their own. Chrysler followed, offering $1,000 to Toyota Tundra, Tacoma and Sienna owners interested in buying or leasing any… (read more)

  • Introducing KattySaks Slipcovers for Your Litter Box PLUS BONUS GIVEAWAY!

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    Now here’s a completely new concept! I wouldn’t exactly call these “modern” but I think they are extremely clever and creative. KattySaks are fun decorated slipcovers that fit over a covered litter box to transform it into a whimsical object d’art. Choose one of three styles, Le Dresser, Surf Shack, or Beach Bus.

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    Each KattySak comes with a removable corrugated plastic board to create a flat top surface, plus an optional Styrofoam sheet to adjust the height of the slipcover to fit your litter box, if needed. The door flap can be tucked inside if your cat prefers a panel-free entrance into the box. KattySaks are 100% polyester and are machine washable and dryable, plus they won’t shrink. KattySaks are made in the USA.

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    Each design has so much detail from the items on the top of Le Dresser to the cats driving the Beach Bus. I love the tiki torches outside the Surf Shack!

    KattySaks are $39 US each and can be purchased directly from KattySaks.com or from Amazon.

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    BONUS GIVEAWAY WINNER’S CHOICE!

    KattySaks is offering one litter box slipcover for a special giveaway, and the winner will get to choose the design. To enter, please leave a comment on this post. The winner will be chosen in a random drawing on February 8. One entry per person. This giveaway is open to addresses in the US and Canada only.

  • More Information On Berries Of The Goji Plant

    Goji berries are one of the ingredients which make up Le’Vive Juice from Ardyss world. The Goji berries supply a flavour profile starting from a light lemon to a semi sweet raspberry plum.

    Goji berries have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Some of the components are B-complex vitamins, Vitamin A and Vitamin C, as well as eighteen amino acids. The berries are packed with at least 10% protein and contain a lot of iron. See more at mangosteen

    Folk in the Mongolia and Tibet region have been using these berries for hundreds of years. Normal folk medication uses of Gogi berries are as a blood tonic, to nurture the heart, relieve heart pulsation, enhance immune system, insomnia, forgetfulness, absence of energy, and stress related to blood and chi deficiency.

    More Information On Berries Of The Goji Plant is a post from the Vegetarian Vitamins Guide blog where you can find suggestions and advice from vegetarians and vegans on vegetarian diets, supplements, vitamins and overall nutrition.

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  • Leon Russell & Zac Brown Band Perform @ GRAMMYS 2010

    Bearded keyboardist Leon Russell shined as he brought his musical stylings to a performance by the Grammy-winning Zac Brown Band at Sunday night’s 2010 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.


  • Ferrari Changes Valencia Testing Schedule

    Following the failed promotional running of the Ferrari F60 by Brazilian race driver Felipe Massa, the Italian team decided to proceed to some changes regarding their maiden official test of the season, in Valencia. Although Massa was initially scheduled to test-drive the F10 only for the Monday running, he will now spend 2 days at the wheel of Ferrari’s 2010 single-seater.

    Following the launch of the F10 to the international media on Thursday, Ferrari had scheduled a promotional running of t… (read more)

  • Plug-in Hybrid Suzuki Swift to Attend 2010 Geneva

    The 2010 Geneva Motor Show due to debut in March will witness the European debut of the plug-in Suzuki Swift that was revealed for the first time at the Tokyo Motor Show last year. The car is powered by an electric unit developing 54 kW (72.4HP) and powered by lithium-ion batteries. Additionally, the car employs a 660cc engine that recharges the batteries when running low.

    According to data provided by the Japanese manufacturer, the Swift Plug-in hybrid can travel on electricity alone around … (read more)

  • Global Nitrogen Problem



    This month’s scientific American is carrying an article on nitrogen fertilizer.  It describes the well known problems associated with our present methodology.
    We sow our soils with soluble salts that provide a sufficiency of the necessary nutrient but also flood the same soil with an unutilized surplus beyond the reach of the crop.  We try to minimize the wastage but the article makes clear just how poorly we are doing.
    Once again, I emphasize the oncoming importance of biochar in remediating this whole problem.  The authors make no mention of this, suggesting that as usual it is continuing to be poorly understood.
    Recall elemental carbon will grab free ions in the soil and prevent their removal until plants arrive to extract the ions.  This simple trick appears to largely eliminate the excessive use of fertilizer.
    Interest in the method has gotten plenty of mention but still is a long way from been main stream.  The present situation is restrained by a lack of methodology for industrial farmers who most need the fix.  I will be addressing that shortly.
    Fixing the Global Nitrogen Problem( Preview )
    From the February 2010 Scientific American Magazine 
    Humanity depends on nitrogen to fertilize croplands, but growing global use is damaging the environment and threatening human health. How can we chart a more sustainable path?
    By Alan R. Townsend and Robert W. Howarth   
    http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=fixing-the-global-nitrogen-problem&sc=CAT_ENGYSUS_20100128
    Key Concepts
    Nitrogen pollution from smokestacks, tailpipes and heavily fertilized croplands creates a  host of challenges for the environment and human health.
    Such ills are mounting as some countries burn more fossil fuels and pursue fertilizer-intensive endeavors, such as bio fuels production.
    Synthetic fertilizer remains indispensable for meeting global food demands, but the world can—and should—do more with less.
    Billions of people today owe their lives to a single discovery now a century old. In 1909 German chemist Fritz Haber of the University of Karlsruhe figured out a way to transform nitrogen gas—which is abundant in the atmosphere but nonreactive and thus unavailable to most living organisms—into ammonia, the active ingredient in synthetic fertilizer. The world’s ability to grow food exploded 20 years later, when fellow German scientist Carl Bosch developed a scheme for implementing Haber’s idea on an industrial scale.
    Over the ensuing decades new factories transformed ton after ton of industrial ammonia into fertilizer, and today the Haber-Bosch invention commands wide respect as one of the most significant boons to public health in human history. As a pillar of the green revolution, synthetic fertilizer enabled farmers to transform infertile lands into fertile fields and to grow crop after crop in the same soil without waiting for nutrients to regenerate naturally. As a result, global population skyrocketed from 1.6 billion to six billion in the 20th century.

  • How to Hate the iPad: A Break Down of the Backlash [Voices]

    By Mike Melanson, Writer, ReadWriteWeb

    A friend recently admitted a favorite past time of his – watching plane crashes on YouTube. Planes crashing, helicopters twirling out of control, boats sinking – all are fair game. For a lot of people, this has been the story of the iPad over the past few days.

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