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Dragon tale The Weatherford Democrat
Will big-screen adaptation of ‘Eragon’ be as popular as the best-selling book? By Rosemary Ford THE EAGLE-TRIBUNE (NORTH ANDOVER, Mass.) NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. — Elizabeth Ives owes a certain fifth-grade class a debt of gratitude.
Dragon tale: Will big-screen adaptation of 'Eragon' be as popular as the best-selling book? Gloucester Daily Times
Elizabeth Ives owes a certain fifth-grade class a debt of gratitude. While the 71-year-old from Derry, N.H., was reading to them during National Literacy Day a few years ago, she uncovered "Eragon.""It is wonderful. I am so thrilled that those fifth-graders recommended that book to me," she said.
Bullish Analyst Calls Boost Apple Shares BusinessWeek
The stock climbed 3.4% Thursday after optimistic views from Morgan Stanley and Piper Jaffray
Price comparison sites and competition EurekAlert!
Just as the Christmas shopping season gets into full swing, new research funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) shows that consumers can reap big benefits from shopping online as Internet retailers change their prices far more frequently than traditional stores, and are more likely to cut them than to increase them.
Dueling Fools: Apple Bull The Motley Fool
Apple's recipe for success continues to entice.
IPod to rule holiday shopping again Digit Magazine
Even with Microsoft Zune looking to knock the iPod from its lofty perch, Apple's portable music player is expected to remain at the top of the charts for MP3 players during the Christmas holiday shopping season.
Data acquisition modules connect through USB Embedded Systems Programming Magazine
Liberty, So. Carolina—Industrial computing supplier Sealevel Systems Inc . announces the first product in a family of USB -compatible (Universal Serial Bus) data-acq and control modules.
Interview With DivX CEO Jordan Greenhall SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance
Following the recent IPO of the software codec company, some questions that the mainstream analysts and press have failed to asked.
Analysts: iPod to rule holiday shopping again this year Macworld.com via Yahoo! News
Even with Microsoft Zune looking to knock the iPod from its lofty perch, Apple’s portable music player is expected to remain at the top of the charts for MP3 players during the holiday shopping season. In fact, market-research firm NPD Group says the iPod will joins the ranks of plasma and LCD televisions, notebook computers, and digital cameras as the hot-selling items this December.
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