After sharing the compilation of the Twelve Days of hamster Christmas (incidentally, today is actually the first day of Christmas -- just thought I'd mention this for those who don't know), some commenters asked about squirrel videos.
Incidentally, today is "National Opt-Out Day," a day in which people have been encouraged to "opt-out" of those full-body scanners.
Incidentally, today's news comes only a day after Curalate moved in the other direction: it launched support for Tumblr, which joined Pinterest, Instagram and Facebook, which were already supported.
(Incidentally, last year Prada came out with an elegant piano-lacquer black phone, which, like the iPhone, has touch interface and can play video and audio; the LG KE850 Prada Phone is $479.99, unlocked).
Incidentally, last summer Monaco closed its stamp duty loophole to stem its loss of revenue (Law No 1381 of 29 June 2011) and in effect fined anybody owning an apartment as shares registered in another tax haven 1% for the privilege.
Incidentally, two years ago, this non-fiction book on how the Medellín cartel kidnapped a group of Colombians in the 1990s at the height of the drug war became a bestseller in Iran, after opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi told his compatriots that if they wanted to know what it was like for him to be under house arrest, they should read this book.
There's a lot of coast to cover for one: there's 180 miles of it, around Pembrokeshire, on a walk which was, incidentally, last week named the third best walk in the world, just after the Appalachian Trail and way above the derisory trudge to Machu Picchu.
Incidentally, last month Mochi hired its VP of engineering, Eric Boyd, from Yahoo.
(Incidentally, earlier this week Thrillist launched it's own iPhone app, filled with its own reviews of bars, restaurants and shops sprinkled on a Google map.
Incidentally, last month Twitter updated this Russian bot list — saying it had now identified an additional 13k Russian-linked bots that had made election-related tweets, pushing the total number to more than 50,000.
Military writers poured over research on the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell (which incidentally 2012 Blue Star Families Military Lifestyle Survey found had no impact), and other statistics pointing towards the fact that a majority of Americans support same-sex marriage.
