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Martha
http://www.seafoodgo.com
Member Since Dec 29th, 2006

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Stolen Luggage Found in Houston Trash Bin

Dec 29th 2006 3:28PM on Gadling

This is a very big Dumpster, and it was just jammed full of luggage with the tags still on it.

87% of e-mail traffic is spam

Dec 29th 2006 3:27PM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Spam outbreaks got bigger, faster, and smarter during 2006.

Sugar: 10 good reasons to avoid it

Dec 29th 2006 3:26PM on That's Fit

Some of the sugar you consume, after hitting your bloodstream, ends up attaching itself to proteins, in a process called glycation.

OXO adapts gadgets to the global market

Dec 29th 2006 3:25PM on Slashfood

Japan has even more urgent need for products that are comfortable and easy to use by people with hand strength or dexterity problems.

KE850 Prada Phone from LG

Dec 29th 2006 3:24PM on Luxist

That's kinda cool looking.

I used to own a Sony Clie TH55 that looked like it would have been a good platform for a phone.
This reminds me of it.

Verizon Wireless to give away ringtones on New Year's Eve

Dec 29th 2006 3:23PM on Engadget Mobile

thanks for this information

The BB2 Toy Caddy -- and my cheapo interpretation

Dec 29th 2006 3:22PM on ParentDish

thanks for this information

Chrysler finally gets its Chery - the Hornet lives!

Dec 29th 2006 3:21PM on Autoblog Green

thanks for this information

Suzuki Swift Sport leaves reviewer wanting

Dec 29th 2006 3:20PM on Autoblog

In the end this Suzuki is far from a bad car, its style and elegance combined with a perfected chassis make it a very pleasant car to drive on a daily basis, but, for a sport version we were expecting more from the 126HP engine or more precisely the gearbox.

Mooching Wi-fi: evil, fair game, or new way to generate business?

Dec 29th 2006 3:17PM on AdJab

I used to be a Wal*Mart drone. On the wall where we punched the clock, there was a nice sign that said that each customer is worth $25,000 to the Wal*Mart Borg in lifetime purchases.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm in the market for a new phone and money isn't a limitation. I'm also not partial to any particular US carrier, but here are some of the features I'd like to have: WiFi, GPS, good coverage in lots of places, push Gmail (a must!), physical keyboard (a must!), a touchscreen, decent battery life and a relatively slim body. And please, nothing that has a fruit logo on it. No offense to the fruit fans, though. Thanks!"

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