The Jenny Lind Crib - Stationary, Affordable and Easy to Assemble

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Best Christmas Decorating Ideas for Your Front Yard

Decorating your yard is just as important as beautifying your home interior during the holidays. It will give the kids more reason to have fun in the yard and at the same time give your neighbors a peek of your holiday theme decorations. Here you can find some of the best ideas and tips for decorating your yard this Christmas...

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Amazon Kindle Fire Is Sold Out

Less than a year after announcing its Kindle Fire tablet, Amazon says the model is sold out in the United States, and has claimed 22% of all tablet sales. 

The news comes shortly before the expected announcement of the Kindle Fire 2 on Sept. 6.

Amazon is also touting that all of the top-selling products in its store since the launch of the Kindle Fire have been digital.

But Amazon has a way of making statements that scratch its back without an excess of facts or context.

It doesn't define what ?best-selling product? means. For instance, has Amazon sold more Kindle Fires than other top-selling items, like the immensely popular book "Shades of Gray"? 

And what exactly does 22% of the U.S. tablet market mean? When did it reach that mark? 

We have asked Amazon, and will update the story if and when it responds. 

One of the company?s claims is easy to understand: The Kindle ecosystem is Amazon?s best-performing product vertical. Amazon is built on content, starting as a bookseller in the late 1990s before committing itself to a digital-content strategy in the mid-2000s and doubling down on that focus by adding movies, TV and music and the Kindle Fire within the last several years.  

Earlier this week, Amazon announced that Kindle-exclusive book titles have been downloaded over 100 million times. Amazon also released the Amazon Appstore to foreign markets in Western Europe such as the United Kingdom, Germancy, France, Italy and Spain.

With the Kindle Fire sold out here, it is likely that Amazon will make a concerted effort to increase its presence in foreign markets as well. 

 

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BERO is Your new Android Smartphone Controlled Little Buddy

Be The Robot (BERO for short) is the latest Kickstarter project to cause a blip on my gadget radar. You’ve probably seen the small Green �Android figurines on the market that seem to sell out as fast as they are made. BERO is about that same size (4″), but has up to 6 motors for [...]

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Chomp-Inspired iOS 6 App Store Redesign Could Impact Long Tail Of App Developers

It appears that at least some of the innovations found in early 2012 Apple acquisition Chomp, a mobile app search and discovery platform, have made their way into the new iOS 6 App Store application. Screenshots from the beta version of Apple's mobile operating system were posted by 9to5Mac.com and are now making their way around the web. The most notable Chomp-inspired characteristic in the new App Store design? Swipeable cards for browsing through apps instead of lists featuring small icons and text.

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The Brother 1034D Serger - Don't Put Off Purchase Any Longer!

Do you ever get the feeling that your sewing projects are just not finished off professionally enough? Yes, you can zigzag your seams to prevent them from fraying, but your finished piece of work just doesn't look anywhere near as good as a professional product. The Brother 1034D ? Lay-in Thread Serger is the most popular serger sold on Amazon today. In fact it still rates as the 9th best seller in Amazon's sewing category even though it has been on the market for over seven years.

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Helping Your Toddler Pick A Halloween Costume

It just might be the biggest decision your toddler will be making this year. Picking a Halloween costume. A lighthearted look at what goes into the decision making process of picking a Halloween costume for your toddler.

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Tragedy of Savings Accounts and Why Governments Compensation Scheme Does Not Work

Lets us start from the factual information that under FSCS (Financial Services Compensation Scheme) since 2001 FSCS has paid out 4.6 million customers ?26 billion to those who have lost their savings or investments to companies which have been covered by the scheme. However let us break down the figure.

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Sony HMZ-T2 3D display, heads-in (video)

Sony didn't exactly go out of its way to talk up the new HMZ-T2 during its press conference the other day at IFA, never actually mentioning it on stage. The device did, however, pop up in a small corner of the company's show booth. The reason for the silence is pretty clear, when you get down to it -- not a lot has changed here. Really, the T2 is just a minor update to a first generation product, most of its changes revolving around making the admittedly slightly uncomfortable wearable a bit easier on your head. It's 100 grams lighter than its predecessor and features improvements to its adjustable parts.

The head pad is larger and can be moved to better fit your head, the strap can be adjusted at a number of points and the sliders beneath the 0.7-inch OLED monitors can be adjusted independently from one another. Oh, and while there are Virtualphone built-in, there's also a headphone jack, so you can bring your own pair. All in all, we have to say it did feel a bit more comfortable than the set we tried on for the first time roughly this time last year. The headset also features different viewing modes, including 24p True Cinema for slower paced movies and Clear mode for action scenes, as well as Auto Color Temperature to help improve the picture.

All told, however, it's not much to write home about -- if you were thinking of picking up the T1, this guy is certainly an improvement. If you've already got one to call your own, however, it's probably not worth the upgrade when it hits later this year.

Gallery: Sony HMZ-T2 Personal 3D Viewer

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Find Excellent Garden Shed Plans Online and Then Start Building

People who have the money can easily purchase ready-to- use garden sheds, but there's just something exciting about having to build your own guided by plans which are offered online. Think of experiencing carpentry with your own hands, trying to incorporate your innate creativity, building up your (perhaps, untapped) construction skills and the opportunity to share instructive and having bonding moments with your children.

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How To Choose Garden Plants

Many factors come into play when choosing plants for a garden. Planting may be the answer to a specific landscaping need, such as screening an unsightly view, filling a shady corner, or preventing erosion on a slope, or you may plant simply for the...

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Surprise! Amazon Runs Out of Kindle Fires

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NASA completes successful parachute drop simulation for Orion spacecraft

NASA has always used the desert as its own personal playground, and we'd imagine that its team had a blast in Arizona yesterday, as a mock parachute compartment of the Orion spacecraft was dropped from 25,000 feet above Earth. The dart-shaped object experienced free fall for 5,000 feet, at which point, drogue chutes were deployed at 20,000 feet. This was then followed by pilot chutes, which then activated the main chutes. As you'd imagine, these things are monsters: the main parachutes -- three in all -- each measure 116 feet wide and weigh more than 300 pounds. Better yet, the mission was successful.

Naturally, all of this is in preparation for Orion's first test flight -- currently scheduled for 2014 -- where the unmanned craft will travel 15 times further than the ISS and jam through space at 20,000 mph before returning to Earth. Yesterday's outing is merely one in a series of drop tests, and yes, it's important to remove any unknowns from the situation: eventually, humans will be along for the ride.

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Facebook?s Latest App-Permissions Change Could Land It In German Court

Facebook has changed the way it seeks permission to share users' personal information with third-party apps and games, a move that could land the social network in a European court. A German consumer advocacy group is threatening to sue the social network unless it gives users a clear choice on whether they agree to share information.

Why Privacy Advocates Are Angry 

What has provoked the Federation of German Consumer Organizations
 is Facebook?s decision to drop the ?Allow? and ?Don?t Allow? buttons used in choosing whether to share personal information with a game or app. Rather than offer the choice in a no-nonsense permissions page, Facebook now shows in the App Center a page with colorful images and a single button that reads, ?Play Game.? Under the button is the list in gray font, which could make it seem less important than text in bolder type.

Avi Charkham, co-founder of MyPermissions, lists five design elements on Facebook?s new page that he claims play down the fact that in choosing to play a game, people are giving up lots of information. To see exactly what?s being shared with the app developer, users have to roll over a question mark that then shows they are giving up their name, friends list, email, user ID, networks and ?any other information you made public.?

Getting such information to advertisers is the core of Facebook?s business model - which naturally leads to pressure to push the envelope on privacy. ?Facebook will push the concept of consent to the breaking point,? said David Jacobs, consumer protection fellow at the Electronic Privacy Information Center.

Has Facebook Crossed The U.S. Line?

To the Federation of German Consumer Organizations, Facebook crossed the line with its latest site change. In the U.S., though, that line is blurry. Under a recent Federal Trade Commission order, Facebook is required to first obtain ?affirmative, express consent? from a user before sharing information with a third party. In addition, the company has to ?clearly and prominently disclose? the information shared.

Facebook did not respond to a request for comment. Presumably, it believes that by agreeing to play a game, users are also agreeing to share personal data. Also, rolling over a question mark for details could technically satisfy the disclosure requirement. ?Having the user click to use the app probably counts as affirmative consent,? Jacobs said. ?But the App Center disclosures might not be clear and prominent.?

Pressure On Privacy Won?t Stop 

Whether or not the recent changes meet U.S. or German requirements, it?s unlikely the company will stop looking for ways to mine the wealth of information it collects from provide. In a recent interview, Facebook engineer Andrew Bosworth, whose mission is to find ways to increase ad dollars from the company?s mobile app, said he is exploring ways to use a smartphone?s audio sensor to trigger relevant ads. For example, if you?re at a Bruce Springsteen concert, then you might be in the mood for buying the artist?s latest album.

The site is also investigating the money-making possibilities of sending ads based on a user?s place and time. ?Maybe you?re walking past somewhere we know you?ll like and it tells you there?s a deal you can get,? Bosworth told Technology Review, published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ?Ads don?t have to be a distraction.?

Facebook?s Balancing Act 

Like other Internet companies, Facebook is fishing for profits in the ocean of user information it gathers. But Facebook is unique in that it has to balance selling the information people think they are sharing only with friends while also respecting their privacy. That?s a high-wire act that?s likely to require constant adjustments to avoid a disastrous fall.

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Obama Hits Reddit, Talks White House Beer Recipe, Crashes Servers

With Republicans dominating political news coverage from their national convention in Florida, President Obama took to the popular social news site Reddit Wednesday afternoon for a surprise Q-and-A with users.

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Lindsay Lohan -- Unpaid Hotel Bill ... Not My Problem

Lindsay Lohan's passing the buck -- telling friends she thought the producers behind her recent Liz Taylor movie were going to pay her $46,350 hotel bill ... which is why she never offered to cover the tab.Sources close to the actress tell TMZ,…

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Elliot Murphy Extras Part

There may be a few too many tricks to unnecessary manual in Elliot Murphy's extras part, but the pop over on that nollie noseslide more than makes up for it.

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How to Use a Good Forex Signal to Your Advantage

Investing in the Foreign currency market could be a very worthwhile and lucrative pastime. In the following post we learn many of the investing basics when investigating Forex trading signals.

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Jennifer Garner's Son Samuel Is a "Total Mama's Boy"

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All About Skips and Skip Hire

Skips are very useful when clearing out any building or house. They are also widely used within the construction industry. They are ideal for holding waste products, construction waste, rubble and so on. They are also widely used when renovating a building and to dispose of old out of date furniture and internal fittings. Once a skip is filled, it will then be taken away on a truck which usually has a crane attached and from then on to a recycling or landfill plant.

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The Basics of Disability Insurance

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a 20-year-old worker has a 30% chance of becoming disabled before reaching full retirement age. Yet only about a third of employees in private industry have long-term disability insurance, according to the government agency. This is further underscored in research conducted by a major life insurer, which indicates that about two-thirds of surveyed Gen Y workers ages 21 to 31 are "very concerned about their family's financial security if the principle wage earner is unable to earn an income due to illness or injury", but only about half of these workers surveyed say they have any income protected with disability insurance.

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Looxcie?s Lifecasting Mobile Apps Graduate From Beta With Nifty Facebook Integration In Tow

Remember Looxcie? The folks behind those tiny, ear-mounted video cameras that first popped up a few years ago? The company has been keeping to itself these past few months, mostly because the team has been slaving away some new and updated apps that they?re finally willing to talk about. The LooxcieLive mobile app has been around for a little while now ? anyone willing to brave the beta could access it as far back as last November ? but this new, non-beta version is (thankfully) leaps and bounds ahead of previous iterations. For one, it doesn?t require people to shell out extra money for a miniature camera that hangs next to their face (though the app naturally plays nice with them), so users can broadcast the process of whipping up breakfast using the camera(s) mounted on their iOS or Android devices.

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LG Optimus G is officially official

 

Well, that didn't take long. Following the leak we saw just a couple days ago, LG has released information regarding the launch of its latest superphone, the Optimus G. The finalized pictures look just about the same as the leaks we saw, which we'd assume considering how quickly the release has come. It's always good to know for sure what you're getting though. The Optimus G is looking to be quite a speedy phone -- assuming LG can step up its software game -- with specs that are top of the line:

• 4.7-inch True HD IPS 768x1280 display
• 1.5Ghz Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core processor
• 2GB of RAM
• 2100mAh capacity battery
• 13MP rear and 1.3MP front cameras
• Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

LG is saying the phone is set to release in Korea, LTE in tow, next month. A full global launch is expected by the end of the year, hopefully with the appropriate LTE bands for each market as well.

Be sure to follow our continuing IFA coverage as we cover all of the latest and greatest in the Android world.

Source: LG Newsroom

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Dropbox Two-Steps Into Double-Knotted Security

Dropbox has unveiled an experimental build that adds two-factor authentication to subscribers' accounts. Subscribers can try out build 1.5.12, and Dropbox is asking those who are experimenting with it for their comments. The response so far appears to be overwhelmingly positive. Dropbox plans to roll out two-factor authentication as an option to all subscribers' accounts in the future.

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Counterfeit Coin Detection: The Initial Visual Evaluation of Your New Coin (Spotting the Giveaways)

Do you know how to perform a close visual inspection of a coin to determine whether it is a counterfeit or not? When I receive a new ungraded coin, I'm not necessarily looking for a counterfeit, but I am always alert for one. Here are 5 things to look for in a real coin.

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Area Rugs Instead Of Renovation

Area rugs are usually thought of as a pricy and luxurious way to add style to your home. Luxurious is true, but this article tries to show you that they do not have to be all that pricy.

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Was Lindsay Lohan involved in the Hollywood Hills jewelry theft? Also, Oprah tops "Forbes" highest-paid celebrity list--who else made the cut? Plus, support pours out for Prince Harry in...

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Infant Car Seats - How to Install In a Correct Way

It is a fact that infants need a lot of care. They demand attention of their parents. In fact, they are dependent on the parents in a number of ways. Normally, parents do care for their infants, but when it comes to traveling, they show a little recklessness. Numerous parents do not know how to manage their infants exactly before going on a journey. You ought to know that infants need special care. If you are going for a journey, you ought to make special measurements, not only for yourself, but for your children, and especially infants.

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Finding the Best Auto Insurance Quotes In Simple Steps

Finding the best auto insurance quote requires a some searching, some examining and some quizzing. But with this little effort, significant savings can be made, making the cost of auto insurance more affordable.

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Chris Pratt, Anna Faris Ask Fans to "Mouth Kiss a Stranger" to Congratulate Them on Son's Birth

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Get a Cute Li'l Ghodiyu for Your Tot Now!

The ghodiyu is a Gujarati word which means a cradle. In India, people have been using ghodiyus for thousands of years to make sure that their baby falls asleep in peace and quiet.

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Facebook Messages Dresses Up as Email

Facebook has given its Messages feature a redesign, endowing it with a two-panel layout that makes the social network's private communication platform look more like an e-mail client than its previous single-column interface. The revamped Facebook Messages has two sides. On the left, users will see a small panel that shows the latest contents of the message inbox.

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