I have purchased many Samsung products in the past and I have been very happy with many of them. However, due to the recent technology wars with Apple and Microsoft, Samsung has started pumping out high-priced GARBAGE. A...
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No. Period. And I want one. Bad. I would love a 15" tablet. But $1000.00 after taxes and chargers and whatnot? Nah. I realize it's all relevant and I'm a firm believer that it doesn't...
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This has been happening ever since Google decided to name the next version of Android "Lucky Charms".
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Well, I figured there would be more return on Bitcoins than regular gold...
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Yes, security people who know what they're doing -- key point -- seem to be writing their own tickets.
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"Did ya tell Obama we needed phones or jobs, Darby?"
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First we need to install EHRs, then meet MU stage 2, then with luck we will be able to create an HIE or ACO. EIEIO!
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First we need to install EHRs, then meet MU stage 2, then with luck we will be able to create an HIE or ACO. EIEIO!
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Feral Gold?
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I tell ya, O'Reily has gone too far this time migrated us over to digital wallets & bitcoins!
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Thumb ware over the rainbow!
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Sheehan's post and focus joins several other from the Repulican side of the aisle that were viewed at the time through the polarizing lense of National Health Care Politics. If we accept Rep Sheehans perspective it...
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Ah Shamus gold is so old school, these are bitcoin wallets.
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They got those rare earth minerals, its the new gold.
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"I'm telling you, these first generation iPhones are worth more than a pot of gold!"
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Hi David,
Is custom application development always better? Answer these four questions and you will know: http://mlabs.boston-technology.com/blog/is-custom-application-development-always-better
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I'm lucky - the last guy got a pot full of BlackBerrys.
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"Paddy, therin lies the nugget..."
In reply to: Name that cartoon Luck O' the Irish
It's the pot of silicon at the end of the rainbow!
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Some of these apps look very interesting, but when people start posting their pulses on Facebook, I think we've gone too far.
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It's tough to justify the ultra-huge valuations when you are talking about filling out a portfolio. But as the article points out, heading into a new space makes larger payouts possible. The question is: what companies...
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