... QR Code/2D Barcode reader - Apple had left those functionalities off the shipping (early) iPhones and then users could ... by Apple, but just want this to be clear - lets not now fall into more hype and hysteria about it, if Apple manages to rival Amazon via the Apps ... 39;applications downloads' or installs. What this means, is that the hysteria around smartphone apps stores is centered in the USA, ...

... to go completely insane. Two hundred of them gathered outside her classroom to gawk at her, and when she left to go to the bathroom, men followed, physically fighting with her and trying to take cell phone pictures between her ... 's skimpy attire was even the real issue. She says, What we saw here was a case of mass hysteria, a false moralism. This situation simply dragged the students into it ...

... bonk any "child" within reach.. Makes you wonder where this hysteria comes from and why those incompetents over react. It would be fair to assume that something is seriously wrong in that ... a hallway. The kindergarten teacher arrived, they talked and the man left. Now, if I were the school administrator, I wouldn't be too concerned about any of that. But the administrator was Dr. ...

I am disgusted by both the left and the right. Several on the left (e.g., Newsweek’s Evan Thomas) want to pretend that Hasan’s murder of fellow soldiers at Fort Hood last week had nothing to do with his twisted vision of Islam. Then on the right you have the baying hounds insisting Islam as a whole is a bloodthirsty religion with no redeeming quality. Then we have the horseshit that ...

... twisted World War II dinosaur action right now, courtesy of a Half-Life 2 mod preview of sorts. You step into the shoes of Sgt. Jack Hardgrave, a renowned paleontologist who thought he had left work behind, until Hitler raises dinosaurs to pit against the Allies in 1942. suddenly he's perhaps the most important weapon the Allies have against this new foe. It sounds completely ridiculous, to ...

... ;d forgotten this is Illinois). Here's something to think about the next time you get in your car: the driver next to you may be packing heat. And, now they can, legally. Left unsaid, of course, is that "the driver next to you" could all along have been doing so illegally--was that any better? CBS 2 Political Editor Mike Flannery reports that an Illinois Supreme Court ruling last ...