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Reports of Medical Conditions Are Making Mose Unstable

NPR has been reporting all morning that the alleged shooter in the Fort Hood massacre is in "stable condition."
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كوم

No, that's not an error in the headline. With new developments scheduled for 2010, the Internet will really go global.
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Let's Make November 'Punctuation Abuse Month'

Poor apostrophe.
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Simply Digital

Steer clear of marathon computer use

I'm guilty of this, and others may be, too. The health risks aren't worth the six extra hours you put into surfing the 'net.
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Simply Digital

Smartphone Wars

Here is a side-by-side comparison of the three, most-hyped phones appearing on the market.
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Grammar Moses

Deciding Winners and Losers Is Often a Matter of Language

Just the other night, a colleague mentioned that his sports team had won a game over the weekend even though it had been "losing at halftime."
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Simply Digital

Hey @Oregonpd, keep up the good work!

Social networking has many uses: friendship, dating, business, worship, gossip ... but what about law enforcement?
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Grammar Moses

Buzzwords Don't Buzz Unless You Know the Words

While reading a financial advice column in his local newspaper, Mose read that homeowners could pay down their mortgage quicker by make an extra payment once in a while.

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» Grammar Moses
Grammar Moses

Reports of Medical Conditions Are Making Mose Unstable

NPR has been reporting all morning that the alleged shooter in the Fort Hood massacre is in "stable condition."
» Simply Digital
Simply Digital

كوم

No, that's not an error in the headline. With new developments scheduled for 2010, the Internet will really go global.