Articles Archive for December 2009
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I know 6 people, all in different parts of the world, who are involved in the Usana Health Sciences Corporation. They all share two things in common. All 6 absolutely rave about the magnificent product line, and all 6 spend more money in their business than they make.
As an Online Marketing Consultant, I am asked time and again whether or …
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Army of Two
EA Montreal, a studio of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS), today announced a demo for ARMY OF TWOTM: THE 40th DAY will be available as a free download on the PlayStation®Network and Xbox LIVETM Marketplace on December 17th. The demo will include most of the first level in the game, where the iconic two-man private military team of …
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X-Slim X350
Embodying MSI’s first-class R&D and manufacturing technology and the company’s commitment to fashionable design, MSI’s X-Slim series of ultra-slim notebook PCs represents a further refinement of laptop aesthetics. The new-generation, 13.4-inch diamond-effect X-Slim X350 ultra-slim notebook PC takes the ultra-slim laptop into the luxury goods class!
The X350 features the ultra-slim design and beautiful lines that are the hallmark of …
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Enjoy Mozart in the park. Watch blooper videos on the train. Rewind and relax as you please. And the Sony Ericsson Hazel is great for
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X-Slim X600 Pro
MSI did it again. This time with the introduction of the ultra-thin, low-power and high performance Core 2 Duo laptop. The MSI X-Slim X600 Pro.
The laptop installed with Windows 7 operating system and equipped with powerful ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4330 discrete graphics card with 512MB VRAM for superb multimedia presentation. The package is full with ultra-thin concepts, …
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[singlepic id=40 w=320 h=240 float=]BAGHDAD: Royal Dutch Shell and Malaysia’s Petronas on Friday won the rights to develop one of the world’s largest remaining untapped oilfields as Iraq staged its second auction of oil contracts since the 2003 U.S. invasion.
The companies proposed a per barrel fee of just $1.39 per barrel and pledged to increase output from the supergiant Majnoon …
