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2010 Nissan Cube Unveiled Early [Nissan Cube]Tomorrow comes a day too soon in Japan as Nissan has already released a load of pictures of both the USDM and JDM Cube, which is to be "unveiled" tomorrow at the LA Auto Show. This eccentric little box is vying for the same niche as the polarizing Scion xB. Japanese Cubes are powered by... |
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Toyota Demands Site Remove Fan-Submitted PhotosTo the owner of DesktopNexus.com—a site dedicated to sharing user-submitted desktop wallpaper—it sounded as if the attorney from the Toyota Motor Corporation on the phone was reading from a script. He was basically repeating the same demand that Toyota had made over the course o... |
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Google Image Search + LIFE’s Photo ArchiveYou guys remember LIFE magazine, right? Known as a scion of glossy photojournalism, Life was published in one form or another until last year (with a few gaps, of course). And like any publication, Life had a good amount of material that it was never able to use. But now Life’s parent co... |
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Charles Warner: Murdoch the HypocriteAs reported by Charles Cooper on CNET.com, the wily old media mogul, Rupert Murdoch, in a recent lecture sponsored by the Australian Broadcast Corporation said that with newspapers cutting back, and predictions of even worse times ahead, "the print media may still have a bright future, if it... |
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Toyota Fights Web Site To Take Down User-Generated Desktop Backgrounds [All Your Wallpapers Are Belong To Toyota]The owner of DesktopNexus, a major provider of user-generated desktop backgrounds on the web, was contacted by Toyota's lawyers and told any image featuring a Toyota, Scion or Lexus vehicle was property of Toyota and should be removed, including images created by users. As you'd imagine, the user... |
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The Chanterelle CookbookFrom Serious Eats: New York People move to New York City in their 20s hoping to play some part in the bright lights of the big city—the premieres, the openings, the parade of events. I was born here, however, and so it seemed like my big city invitation was lost in the mail for 25 ye... |
