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  • The Top 5 Golf Shoes for Spring 2012

    Golf shoes are an important aspect of any golfing outfit.  Comfort, balance and posture is crucial for attaining that all important swing.  This coming spring season of 2012 offers a great selection of golf shoes suitable for any player at any level, within any budget.  Here we review the top 5 golf shoes available for [...]

  • Will Smith & Jada Pinkett Smith: ‘We Are Still Together’

    Will and Jada Smith debunked rumours that they have separated and issued a statement which confirmed that they are still together after 13 years of marriage. “Although we are reluctant to respond to these types of press reports, the rumours circulating about our relationship are completely false. We are still together, and our marriage is [...]

  • China overtaking U.S. as top market for PCs

    The United States, through pioneering companies Apple and IBM Corp. has dominated the personal computer market for three decades but China overtook the US in this industry last quarter. The shipment of personal computers in China increased 15 percent to 18.5 million for the second quarter, the first time it surpassed the US which decreased [...]

  • Missouri teacher sues state over ‘Facebook law,’ says she can’t contact her own child online

    A new law dubbed the “Facebook law”, that prevents teachers from contacting their students over the Internet has led to the filing of charges by a Missouri teacher, who said the law made it illegal for her to chat with her own child using Facebook. Teachers are prohibited by the new law to engage in [...]

  • Where is Gadhafi? Guessing game begins as an era ends in Libya

    “Where is Moammar Gadhafi?”, might as well be the 24-dollar question on everyone’s mind, considering the contradicting reports about Gadhafi. “He’s everywhere, he’s nowhere; he’s negotiating to get out, he will never surrender; who knows?” former United Nations official Mark Quarterman said. Quarterman however stressed that “how he goes” is the next important question that [...]

  • Coke celebrates its 125th birthday with a stylish new look for the Diet Coke can

    Coca-Cola turns 125 years old and the Atlanta-based company is celebrating its birthday, not with a new formula, but with a stylish new look and a limited-edition packaging for the Diet Coke starting next month. As Adweek reminds us, “Remember New Coke back in 1985? That was a branding lesson for one and all: Do [...]

  • Pope to pilgrims: spread faith as youth fest ends

    Pope Benedict XVI delivered words of encouragement to over 1.5 million young people Sunday, who were urged to become missionaries for the faith, during the conclusion of the church youth festival. He also announced the venue of the 2012 youth festival, Rio de Janeiro. The World Youth Day pilgrims, who were hosted at a Madrid [...]

  • Brad Pitt Brings WORLD WAR Z To Glasgow

    Brad Pitt’s latest film “World War Z” transformed Glasgow’s city centre into Philadelphia’s boulevards. Pitt and his crew are in the city for the post apocalyptic zombie flick after being sighted previously on location in Valleta, Malta and in Falmouth, Cornwall. The tabloids reported how Pitt and wife Angelina Jolie and their family arrived in [...]

  • HP to pay $10B for Autonomy as it exits mobile

    Hewlett-Packard Co. is lowering its profile in consumer electronic but expanding its line-up of business software products as it purchased Autonomy Corporation. The world’ largest technology company in terms of revenue had other dramatic moves aside from the acquisition which was announced Thursday. With the deal, HP expects to sharpen its focus from making consumer [...]

  • Shark attack off Russia’s Far East

    An extremely rare shark attack in the Sea of Japan’s northwestern part has left a young man with chewed off arms. “A 25-year-old man was brought in in grave condition, unconscious. His arms were chewed off at the elbows,” reported the Interfax news agency Wednesday, quoting a source in a hospital in the Khasan district. [...]