coerceion ads

optima battery
they show that 2 guys are fishing and using the battery with a trolling moter
they say that the aliens want there battery back

kubota
they try to scam you into getting a kubota lawn mower by saying 250 - 500 dollers off



skakespeare  ugley stick lite
they show how awsome it is becouse you can bend both ends together

black ops

in black ops you have to buy all your guns and stuff you still have to unlock it but you also have to pay for it. i think that that is dumb. they also have opened a door to gun customization and carachter customization. they sold 5.6 million dollers in the first 24 hours.

Firefox for Android Is Growing Up Fast

The newest nightly builds of Firefox Mobile for Android phones are fast, stable, and — unlike the previously released alpha we told you about last month — actually usable.

Development on Firefox for Android is progressing rapidly, and there are a lot of small tweaks and changes to be found in the new nightly builds. But the big news is that everything actually works now. The browser’s performance is much improved, especially in responsiveness, scrolling and zooming.

You can download it here. But be sure to read the release notes, which cover the system requirements (Android 2.0 and up) and the known issues.

This little browser called Fennec (as the mobile version of Firefox is still known at this point in its life) first arrived on Android phones earlier this year. I took it for a spin when the alpha was released in August, and while I noted it had already come a long way in a short time, I was both perplexed and disappointed after spending a couple of days with it.

I was left wanting because, having seen just about every iteration of Firefox over the years, and having had a wonderful experience testing the Maemo Linux release of Fennec on a Nokia smartphone, I was used to Mozilla shipping alpha versions that were fast, innovative and left you really pumped about the final product.

Not so with this little guy. The first alpha version of Firefox for Android was slow. Really slow. And buggy. Zooming and scrolling were choppy. The Wired homepage would mysteriously reload every 20 seconds, and some sites wouldn’t load at all. I double-checked my Nexus One’s system settings, thinking something must be wrong. Since it was alpha code, I planned to revisit it later and measure the changes.

Then I saw this tweet by Mozilla’s Mike Beltzner Friday morning, and I decided it was time.

This most recent nightly build of Firefox for Android fixes most of the performance issues. Wired.com still doesn’t fare too well (probably our fault), but surfing the rest of the web is much more pleasant in the new Fennec. Scrolling and the pinch-zoom gesture are about as fast as Android’s stock WebKit browser. Page rendering is a touch slower in Fennec than in the Android browser, but we can expect that to improve.

As with the previous releases, Fennec syncs up with your other versions of Firefox, so your history, Awesomebar searches, auto-fill form data and passwords will be the same as you move from desktop to mobile and back again throughout your day. Another cool feature is the unique side-to-side swipe action, which brings up menus for things like tabs, bookmarks and settings. It minimizes the browser chrome and leaves more screen real estate for web pages.

Since taking a screenshot on the Nexus One is still a total chore, I shot this video of Fennec in action. Sorry about my massive thumbs.

Logitech Wireless Gaming Mouse G700

WIRED Thirteen programmable controls on this comfortable pointer map complicated in-game macros to thumb- and forefinger-friendly positions. You won’t be lying anymore when you say you saved your entire World of Warcraft raid party single-handedly.
TIRED Matte-black finish is uncharacteristically sober for gaming gear. If your mouse isn’t glowing like a lowrider, how will people at the LAN party know just how l33t you are?


Read More http://www.wired.com/reviews/2010/11/pr_roundup_gaminggear/#ixzz15SUeLADi

Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Keyboard

WIRED Individually backlit keys with five brightness settings and an extremely responsive mid-stroke actuation point ideal for gaming all-nighters. Even in the harsh light of day, mechanical keys with satisfying feel allow the BlackWidow Ultimate to pass muster at the office.
TIRED Tron fans will dig the baby-blue glow of the stylized lettering on the keys, but the goofy Razer logo beneath the space bar kills retro vibe. Clicky keys mean no stealth gaming.


Read More http://www.wired.com/reviews/2010/11/pr_roundup_gaminggear/#ixzz15SUAFTwO

how eminem is portrayed in the media

eminem is in the media everywere. he is in tv, radio, posters, bulletin boards in the states and also all over the internet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eminem
it says everything about eminem

www.eminemworld.com/
ita blocked

www.eminem.net
info on his records, fan mail and products

www.imdb.com/name/nm0004896/
info on his records his movies and bunch of other crap

http://www.eminem.com/lovethewayyoulie/
his newest video

http://www.straight.com/article-330399/vancouver/eminems-not-afraid-grow
info on were he was for the past 10 years

www.facebook.com/eminem
its blocked
www.eminemweb.com/
its also blocked

eminem

his site http://www.eminem.com/ everything about mnm and his new releases

www.mtv.com/music/artist/eminem/artist.jhtml
differant interviews and new videos

www.twitter.com/eminem
news on eminem