Gaping hole costume for Halloween 2009
October 31, 2009 by
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This year for Halloween I tried to do a see-through hole in your body costume : It worked okay, but not great. The biggest problem was that I didn’t have a gadget lying around the house that could output live composite video. Both my normal video camera and my digital camera had exhausted batteries that wouldn’t recharge, which is a gadget fail on my part

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Export your Google Docs data
October 25, 2009 by
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One of my favorite personal blog posts is about not trapping users’ data . In late 2006, Eric Schmidt declared “We would never trap user data.” Many of the major Google properties (search, Gmail, Calendar) make it trivial to export or download your data. In the past, Google Docs would let you export a single doc at a time, but Google Operating System runs down exactly how to batch export your Google Docs
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One million video views!
October 21, 2009 by
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This year we’ve been making and posting videos on an official webmaster video channel , and earlier today we hit our one millionth video view .
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Happy Diwali for 2009!
October 17, 2009 by
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Hey everybody, I just wanted to wish you a Happy Diwali ! I hope that everyone has a wonderful festival of lights.
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GBPUSD: Remains Pressured To The Downside, Targets The 1.5768 Level
October 11, 2009 by
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Weakness triggered off the 1.7041 level remains in place as attempts at correcting higher the past week failed and pushed the pair back down to close lower at 1.5847. That leaves downside threats towards the 1.5768 level, its Sept 2709 low with a loss of there turning focus lower to… See the original post here: GBPUSD: Remains Pressured To The Downside, Targets The 1.5768 Level

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Where To This Week
October 11, 2009 by
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In recent trade the global forex market moved up, down, and ultimately sideways against the Usd, following the expectancy and concern over three interest rate decisions from major central banks.

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EURUSD: Reversal Of Losses Highlights The 1.4844 Level
October 10, 2009 by
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Having closed higher the past week reversing its previous week losses and rallying through its minor resistance at the 1.4720 level, its Sept 2809 high, risk has now turned higher for a retarget of its YTD high at 1.4844. This view is consistent with its broader medium term uptrend and… Read the original here: EURUSD: Reversal Of Losses Highlights The 1.4844 Level

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Australian & New Zealand Weekly: Labour Data Implies Upside Risks to Rate Forecasts
October 9, 2009 by
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Going into this week’s Reserve Bank Board meeting we were expecting consecutive rate hikes of 0.25% in both November and December. The decision to move earlier prompted a revision to that view with a second move in November and a pause in December. See the original post: Australian & New Zealand Weekly: Labour Data Implies Upside Risks to Rate Forecasts

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Pound Falls again as UK Manufacturing Data Disappoint
October 9, 2009 by
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Sterling has had a poor trading week, resulting in it being the weakest G-10 currency this week. GBP/EUR has closed at 1.0793, a fall of 0.77%. UK economic data have been mixed – whilst the services PMI rose to 55.3, marking the 5th consecutive monthly expansion in the sector, the… See the original post: Pound Falls again as UK Manufacturing Data Disappoint

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Weekly Focus: Mixed Data, Broader Recovery
October 8, 2009 by
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This week the flow of data from global manufacturing turned more mixed adding to the lukewarm message from the US manufacturing ISM last week. While German orders continued to rise, manufacturing production in the UK and Sweden disappointed badly View original post here: Weekly Focus: Mixed Data, Broader Recovery

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