DOING MY THING AT THE APPLE STORE! DANCING!

DOING MY THING AT THE APPLE STORE! DANCING!: "

	DOING MY THING AT THE APPLE STORE! DANCING! DOING MY THANNNGG AT THE APPLE STORE! Song I'm dancing to is Haji Spring - Do My Thing Get it on itunes: http://bit.ly/domything HAJI ON YOUTUBE! http://youtube.com/hajispringerworld ** READ MY BLOG: http://ijustine.com iJUSTINE TSHIRTS! http://ijustine.spreadshirt.com LET'S BE FRIENDS: http://twitter.com/ijustine http://dailybooth.com/ijustine http://facebook.com/ijustine http://myspace.com/ijustine MY YOUTUBE CHANNELS: http://youtube.com/ijustine http://youtube.com/otherijustine http://youtube.com/ijustinereviews http://youtube.com/ijustinesiphone **	From: ijustine Views: 161367 6403 ratings
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Hands-on with FiOS Flex View

Hands-on with FiOS Flex View: "

At the grand re-opening of a Verizon Plus store in Tampa today, Big Red was demoing its latest FiOS TV feature, Flex View. As announced, this feature lets you take your video on demand content with you on your PC as well as various other Verizon Wireless devices -- no iOS support though as Apple doesn't license its FairPlay and the Microsoft PlayReady DRM used doesn't work on Apple's products either. There are about 2,000 movies available for rent now, with a subset of them available for purchase. Currently they are all SD with stereo sound, but HD and discrete surround sound are planed for later versions. Unlike the FiOS VOD, you can download these shows from any internet connection and play them back on the go or at home -- resume between devices is also in the coming-soon category. Overall the user interface looked good, but we did see lots of blocking artifacts that we just hope were a result of the in-store demo and not an indication of what customers can actually expect. The content is linked to your Verizon FiOS user ID, which means that purchased content can still be viewed even if you cancel your FiOS TV service. No word on if Verizon's free VOD selection will ever become available, but we have to say we really like the idea of watching content on the go no matter how good our network connection isn't.

Gallery: Hands-on with FiOS Flex View

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Why don't jellyfish sting each other?

Why don't jellyfish sting each other?: "

Along with this lovely jellyfish photo that she posted to the BoingBoing Flickr Pool, Kate Tomlinson asks, 'How come they don't sting each other?'

Not a bad question. How does a creature with no brain—but with long, venomous tentacles—manage to travel in dense packs without things getting really socially awkward? I took Kate's query to Southern Fried Scientist, a science blogger who doubles as a graduate student studying deep-sea biology.

Jellyfish can and do sting other jellyfish, he says, but really only when they're hunting jellies of another species. They don't sting the other members of their same-species swarm. Neither (luckily) do they zap themselves. It works because jellyfish tentacles aren't inherently poisonous. Rather, it's the nematocytes—special cells that line the tentacles. When touched, nematocytes fire off microscopic quills that lodge in a victim and pump in the venom. But this weapon comes with a built-in safety switch.

'Jellyfish have chemoreceptors that turn the nematocyte on or off,' Southern Fried Scientist says. If the receptors pick up the chemical signature of the jellyfish's own species, nothing happens. Everything else is assumed to be potential prey (or, at least, a potential threat) and, thus, worth firing upon.

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Got Squash? Check Out Martha Stewart’s Recipe Galleries

Got Squash? Check Out Martha Stewart’s Recipe Galleries: "

Wondering what to do with that squash you picked up this weekend? Martha Stewart has three great recipe galleries up on their website, each for a different squash, to give us all the inspiration we need.

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Kangana rubbishes rumors about her undergoing any kind of surgeries…

Kangana rubbishes rumors about her undergoing any kind of surgeries…: "

Angel face, Kangna Ranaut is the talk of the town theses days for the rumored changes in her body and face. But the actress is not perturbed by the rumors instead, she finds it amusing to read stories about her “surgeries”.

The pretty lass was seen as a diva in ‘Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai’ and this was the time when news broke about her going under the knife.

“Honestly, it was never annoying at all to read things about me. On the contrary, I really enjoyed all those pieces that were being written. To read about your own surgeries is amusing,” Kangna told PTI.

Kangna says, after her foot injury, she had stopped working out for some time, thus leading to a fuller figure.

“It is discipline, exercise and meditation which bring your real beauty out. This was exactly the case with me as well. Everything has grown naturally for me. If I am glowing better than before, it is because any young woman starts shining as she moves ahead in her 20s. Same is the case with me as well,” says Kangna.

However, over the last few weeks, tabloids have also speculated that the actress went for a lip enhancement as well as face lift.

“A 20 something girl doesn’t need a face lift. If any tabloid wants to click me from different angles and form an inference about my body, so be it,” she defends.

Well Kangs, only you and your doctors know what the actual truth.

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The Ballerina Project

The Ballerina Project: "

I’ve always had such a fascination with ballerinas. Maybe because I can’t even touch my toes, so the idea of dancing that gracefully and almost otherworldly is pure magic to me. The Ballerina Project – photos of ballerinas in very different spots around NYC – is so lovely. I love the contrast between the dancers and the space around them.

via Mosey via Tenacious Dee

The Ballerina Project is a post from: For Me, For You

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Q3 Wireless Scorecard: Cue the Verizon iPhone

Q3 Wireless Scorecard: Cue the Verizon iPhone: "

The third quarter pretty much explains why we’ll see a Verizon Wireless iPhone in the coming months. AT&T had a robust quarter, adding 2.6 million new connections in the quarter ending Sept. 30, while Verizon added 997,000 subscribers. At $62.84, AT&T’s postpaid average revenue per user is also well above its rivals, including Verizon at $55.66, thanks largely to the iPhone. Verizon still boasts better margins with higher wireless operating income, but when you consider that AT&T registered 5.2 million iPhone activations in the third quarter, it may mean that Big Red is ready to embrace Apple’s iPhone.

Leap Wireless:
Wireless Service Revenue: $565.2 million
Operating Loss: $478.1 million
Wireless Data Revenue: N/A
Net Subscriber Loss: 200,000
Total Subscribers: 5 million
Prepaid Churn: 5.1 percent
Prepaid ARPU: $37.02

Metro PCS:
Wireless Services Revenue: $942 million
Income from operations: $208 million
Wireless Data Revenue: N/A
Net Subscriber Adds: 223,000
Total Subscribers: 7.9 million
Churn: 3.8 percent
Prepaid ARPU: $39.69

T-Mobile:
Wireless Revenue: $4.71 billion
Wireless Net Income: $320 million
Wireless Data Revenue: $1.26 billion
Net Prepaid Subscriber Adds: 197,000
Net Postpaid Subscriber Loss: 60,000
Total Subscribers: 33.8 million
Churn: Postpaid 2.4 percent, Prepaid 7.2 percent
Postpaid ARPU: $52

Sprint:
Wireless Retail Services Revenue: $6.4 billion
Wireless Operating Loss: $448 million
Wireless Data Revenue: N/A
Net Prepaid Subscriber Adds: 471,000
Net Postpaid Subscriber Loss: 107,000
Net Wholesale Subscriber Adds: 280,000
Total Subscribers: 48.1 million
Churn: Postpaid 1.93 percent, Prepaid 5.32 percent
ARPU: Postpaid $55, prepaid $28

Verizon:
Wireless Services Revenue: $14.2 billion
Wireless Operating Income: $4.85 billion
Wireless Data Revenue: $5.1 billion
Net Prepaid Subscriber Loss: 137,000
Net Postpaid Subscriber Adds: 584,000
Net Reseller Subscriber Adds: 550,000
Total Subscribers: 93.2 million
Churn: Postpaid 1.07 percent
ARPU: Postpaid retail $53.66

AT&T:
Wireless Services Revenue: $13.4 billion
Wireless Operating Income: $3.5 billion
Wireless Data Revenue: $4.8 billion
Net Prepaid Subscriber Adds: 321,000
Net Postpaid Subscriber Adds: 745,000
Net Reseller Subscriber Adds: 406,000
Net Connected Device Adds: 1.2 million
Total Subscribers: 92.8 million
Churn: Postpad 1.14 percent Blended 1.32 percent
ARPU: Postpaid $62.84

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