Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Frothy Mix Rides The Waambulance
"Yes, he may have the right to belittle and degrade us, but that doesn't mean we have to sit by and not fight back. That is why I need your support today, and your contribution of $25, $50, $100, or $250 to my campaign will help us do just that! [Dan Savage] is the reason my children cannot Google their father's name." - Former Sen. Rick "Frothy Mix" Santorum, whose campaign fundraising is foundering at the bottom (heh) of the pack.
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2012 elections,
Dan Savage,
GOP,
internet,
Rick Santorum,
Santorum
Frothy Mix Rides The Waambulance
"Yes, he may have the right to belittle and degrade us, but that doesn't mean we have to sit by and not fight back. That is why I need your support today, and your contribution of $25, $50, $100, or $250 to my campaign will help us do just that! [Dan Savage] is the reason my children cannot Google their father's name." - Former Sen. Rick "Frothy Mix" Santorum, whose campaign fundraising is foundering at the bottom (heh) of the pack.
Labels:
2012 elections,
Dan Savage,
GOP,
internet,
Rick Santorum,
Santorum
The End Of PageOneQ
Mike Rogers has folded long-running LGBT news aggregator PageOneQ. We'll miss it as a reliable source for JMG items. Hit the link for the back story and what Rogers has coming.
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blogging,
internet,
Mike Rogers
The End Of PageOneQ
Mike Rogers has folded long-running LGBT news aggregator PageOneQ. We'll miss it as a reliable source for JMG items. Hit the link for the back story and what Rogers has coming.
Labels:
blogging,
internet,
Mike Rogers
Verizon Ends Unlimited Data Plans
Verizon has become the latest carrier to stop offering unlimited data plans.
That means subscribers will have through the end of today to lock in the carrier’s $29.99 monthly unlimited data plan — or fall into a new tiered model charging between $30 to $80 a month. Rumors surfaced in recent weeks that the Basking Ridge-based carrier, the nation’s largest wireless provider, was planning to join competitors AT&T and T-Mobile in dumping its unlimited data plan, but the company would not confirm them until yesterday. In a phone interview, spokeswoman Brenda Raney said the move was an effort to preempt network overload problems as more consumers turn to smart phones.Sprint is the last major provider still offering unlimited plans.
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cell phones,
internet,
technology,
Verizon
Verizon Ends Unlimited Data Plans
Verizon has become the latest carrier to stop offering unlimited data plans.
That means subscribers will have through the end of today to lock in the carrier’s $29.99 monthly unlimited data plan — or fall into a new tiered model charging between $30 to $80 a month. Rumors surfaced in recent weeks that the Basking Ridge-based carrier, the nation’s largest wireless provider, was planning to join competitors AT&T and T-Mobile in dumping its unlimited data plan, but the company would not confirm them until yesterday. In a phone interview, spokeswoman Brenda Raney said the move was an effort to preempt network overload problems as more consumers turn to smart phones.Sprint is the last major provider still offering unlimited plans.
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cell phones,
internet,
technology,
Verizon
What if Moses had internet during Passover?
COURTESY OF YOUTUBE
Do you think things such as search engines, social networking sites such as facebook, google maps and even Skype could have been used by Moses to convince the Pharoah to "let go" his people? Let me hear your judgement after watching the video. Feel free to Share this post on facebook. Have a safe Lenten Season!
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