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...a800's camera took the best pictures I've ever seen on a phone. Of course, point-and-shoot cameras have evolved to leave even this phone's 2-megapixel output in the dust, but the snapshots I took are fine for sharing, and even for printing. I didn't detect much video noise or the strange distortions that generally plague camera-phone shots. I also liked the range of shooting options available. In fact, I'd have no problem using this as an everyday "had to be there" camera. Shooting video wasn't as rewarding, but it almost never...
...executive Steve Stoute, and the hip-hop and business matchmaker recruited seven investors--including rapper Jay-Z, former Sony mogul Tommy Mottola and Will Smith--to put the bling--$10 million--into the brand. So far, it seems, the money has been well spent. "There's some fairy-tale dust going on," says Stoute--who previously paired music icons with Reebok, Hewlett-Packard and McDonald's to help juice up their brands. He says he now plans to "create urgency" around body soufflés and foot butters. A new Carol's Daughter ad campaign featuring Jada Pinkett Smith has helped...
According to Banker, Malkin has joked that Bill Gates, Class of 1977, who lived in the same freshman dorm room as Malkin had lived fifteen years earlier, achieved his success “from the dust [Malkin] left behind...
...turn its back on the type of investigative and analytical reporting that informs millions of readers every day. If kept, the standards of the nation’s best papers are our last chance to stop the march of cable television, blogs, and other media rumor mills. When the dust from the hype over nontraditional media settles, I am confident that daily newspapers, with more customized, more investigative, and more accurate, stories, will still be standing...
...sniper from about 80 m away. The sniper himself had a lucky escape. As he crouched beside a small tree, a .50-caliber bullet ripped through the trunk about 10 cm from his head. The Afghans kept on shooting. Soon the men noticed bullets landing in the dust behind them: a machine gun on a distant mountaintop was taking pot shots at their rear. Some of the tribesmen tried repeatedly to scale a nearby peak from where they could rain bullets down on the Australians. As far as the SAS men knew, they were surrounded by al-Qaeda forces...