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Entire team stayed up late the night before watching Hannah Montana concert movie. 3. Exhausted after spending hours consoling a weepy Terrell Owens. 2. Thought game was supposed to be played on Super Tuesday. 1. Airline lost our 'roids. The archive for Letterman lists is at cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/top_ten. Of Note USOC's good works Through the years, the U.S. Olympic Committee has taken a lot of grief — some of it in these pages — for an assortment of sins against sports, fair play and common sense. But you have to give the current regime in Colorado Springs credit for getting things together. Besides stringing together pretty good results in the last three Games, the USOC also has developed an assortment of programs designed to foster sports and sportsmanship in this country.
Archive for February, 2008
Makes a case for not being an insider and letting the people decide. Brown: What was the moment that tested you the most in your life? Obama talks about the trajectory of his entire life. Gives his resume. Gets in the background as a community organizer, civil rights attorney, etc. That cumulative experience is the reason he can do all the things he's promising. Clinton: I think everybody here knows I've lived through some crisis and some challenges in my life. (What a strange applause point) People often ask me how I do it. With all the challenges I've had they are nothing compared to the challenges so many Americans face… Talks about injured war vets with great empathy. She went to a veterans hospital with John McCain.
Police Commissioner rejects call to resign
We're not going to be in the business of imposing some sort of media blackout on the reporting of terrorism cases." Mr Rudd expressed full confidence in Mr Keelty: "The Government has its own view and the Government's view is that the media should abide by the laws of the land and I err ... on the side of the media giving full and frank coverage." O'Gorman calls for Keelty's head Australian Council for Civil Liberties president Terry O'Gorman said last night Mr Keelty was unfit to remain as commissioner and should quit. "He should find another job. If he doesn't, the Government should find another job for him," Mr O'Gorman said. "His speech shows he just doesn't get it - the man isn't in the real world because he's lost any sense of balance." Asked last night if he would consider resigning, Mr Keelty said through a spokesman he would not dignify such a question with a response.
Canon EOS 40D 10.5Mp digital SLR
We've used a wide spectrum of digital SLRs, from entry-level models up to pro cameras. Once you have a taste of the capabilities of a professional camera, you can't easily go back to a digital SLR that's less full-featured; likewise, if you want to step up from an entry-level digital SLR, you have to get something with extra oomph. The Canon EOS 40D delivers outstanding image quality at a price that's in reach for photo enthusiasts and professionals alike. The Canon EOS 40D received a score of Superior in our image-quality tests. Images were well balanced, with good colour saturation and accuracy, under both flash and natural light. One of the Canon EOS 40D's advantages is that it has enough high-powered features to appeal to enthusiasts as well as to professionals seeking a second camera.
Eye-Fi Card Gets Smarter, More Efficient
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Eye-Fi (www.eye.fi), makers of the world's first wireless memory card for digital cameras, announced a "Smart Boost" upgrade that will make wireless photo uploads with the Eye-Fi Card more efficient and improve the upload experience. Eye-Fi also announced its first expansion into brick-and-mortar retail with Ritz Camera Centers and its addition of RitzPix as an online printing option for Eye-Fi users. The Smart Boost update will enable the Eye-Fi Card to intelligently determine the most efficient way to send users' photos where they want them. With Smart Boost, when the user's computer is on, the Eye-Fi Card will direct photo transfers through the Wi-Fi network to the computer, allowing the Eye-Fi Manager software to relay the photos to the Web.
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