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Accused Spy: From Russia With Gripes

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For years, Richard Murphy lived a seemingly cushy life as a stay-at-home dad. Yet court documents paint Mr. Murphy as a disgruntled spy-agency employee.

Your Gripes Star In Robyn's New Interactive, 3D Music Video [Interactivity]

tópico: Technology

Sassy songstress Robyn's new single is a catalog of stuff that's currently pissing her off: her email, her diet, her high heels, her boyfriend, and seemingly everything else. The song's interactive video lets you add your own gripes via Twitter. The video, which you can check out on Robyn's official site, culls complaints from Twitter (those followed by the tag #killingme) and features them during the second half of the song. What's currently getting under the internet's skin? On my most recent viewing: "the system," "this heat," "my heart," and "not having 3D glasses," the last of which will help you enjoy the video's wooshing geometry to the fullest extent. What's killing me? Record labels dumping thousands of dollars into generic music videos instead of neat web projects like this. For the uninitiated, here's a performance of another song from Robyn's new album about, what else, fembots: &hl;&fs;&fmt; Robyn's swag is killing me. [Killing Me via Fast Company]

Rick Perry and the Curious Case of Gay Griping

tópico: Politics

Don't Ask, Don't Tell, the military's discriminatory ban barring homosexuals from serving openly, was signed out of law a year...

Accused Spy: From Russia With Gripes

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For years, Richard Murphy lived a seemingly cushy life as a stay-at-home dad. Yet court documents paint Mr. Murphy as a disgruntled spy-agency employee.

Apple-co founder gripes about iPhone - CBS News

tópico: Business

Steve Wozniak concedes Android advantages over iPhone, but still recommends apple's smartphone

World Cup: FIFA finally realizes that gripes about the Jabulani soccer ball aren't just hollow complaints

tópico: World news

You have to hand it to the people at FIFA. Nothing slips by those guys.So after listening to the rest of the soccer world complain about the World Cup match ball for the better part of two months, the sport's ruling body boldly stepped forward Saturday to admit that the rest of the world may be right."We're not deaf," said Jerome Valcke, FIFA's secretary general. "FIFA is not unreceptive about what has been said about the ball." Valcke said FIFA would discuss the matter with coaches and teams after the World Cup, then meet with Adidas, manufacturer of the high-tech Jabulani ball. "There are rules for size and weight. ... But the ball has to be perfect," he added. Goalkeepers have complained about the ball at every recent World Cup, although this time forwards and even coaches have added their laments. Most said the ball reacts unpredictably and moves in strange ways. This week researchers at Cal Tech tested the ball in a wind tunnel and found the complaints to have merit.Brazil coach Dunga got into a verbal spat with Valcke over the Jabulani before the tournament, challenging the FIFA executive to come out onto the pitch and attempt to control it. Denmark defender Daniel Agger said the ball made some outfielders look like "drunken sailors." The Jabulani could create even more problems in the knockout phase beginning Saturday, when games could be decided by penalty kick shootouts. "The balls have changed over the last couple of years. They have become a lot faster, and in addition to that, in Johannesburg we are playing at altitude, which makes the ball even faster," former Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn said. "Thus the goalkeepers work even harder."Adidas has made the World Cup ball since 1970 and is contracted through 2014. The German company has defended the Jabulani, saying it doesn't know what the fuss is about because all the qualified teams were given the ball before the tournament to test it. "There's a lot of talk about stadiums, infrastructure and TV, and that's nice and all, but first we've got to worry about balls, spikes and jerseys," Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon said. "I don't see why we can't just go back to the old black-and-white checkered version we all played with as kids." -- Kevin Baxter reporting from Rustenburg, South AfricaThe Associated Press contributed to this report.

Rep. Gohmert Suggests Wall Street Protests Are Driven By Lazy Kids, Not Legitimate Gripes | Political Correction

tópico: Politics

Commuters Gripe About "Dark Knight Rises" Traffic Chaos: Gothamist

tópico: Business

This weekend, The Dark Knight Rises continued its filmic assault on NYC by taking over the upper span of the 59th Street Bridge causing massive traffic jams.

MyGripe an Thing News

tópico: Lifestyle

Mygripe, get the news off your chest, get griping, have your say now, so just gripe

Random Irrationality -- A Gripe Session

tópico: Offbeat

Well friends, it is just one of those days. Every little thing is getting under my skin, and the thin veneer of rationality I cling to has been ripped asunder. In fact, that last sentence is just about all the fancy prose I can muster this evening, so I will get to the point of this post. What follows is a list of items, habits, events, and people that are sure to raise my ire. Some of them may be familiar to you, some of you may even be guilty of these sins (I know I am).

Messi esta con gripe pero jugara contra Alemania - 2 July 20

tópico: Sports

Messi está con gripe pero jugara contra Alemania

Immunocal, protección de los resfriados y gripe | Glutation e Immunocal

tópico: Lifestyle

Estudios demuestran que elevar los niveles de glutation a traves de precursores como Immunocal son una proteccion efectiva contra infecciones virales como la de la influenza

Wal-Mart's Wind Power Gripe in Massachusetts

tópico: Business

Cape Wind's green power will cost it more. It's trying to avoid the rate increase while trumpeting its green energy initiatives

Napolitano 'open' to fliers' gripes over screening - USATODAY.com

tópico: Politics

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said the agency has an open ear to security measures in place at the nation's airports.

World Cup: FIFA finally realizes that gripes about the Jabulani soccer ball aren't just hollow complaints

tópico: World news

You have to hand it to the people at FIFA. Nothing slips by those guys.So after listening to the rest of the soccer world complain about the World Cup match ball for the better part of two months, the sport's ruling body boldly stepped forward Saturday to admit that the rest of the world may be right."We're not deaf," said Jerome Valcke, FIFA's secretary general. "FIFA is not unreceptive about what has been said about the ball." Valcke said FIFA would discuss the matter with coaches and teams after the World Cup, then meet with Adidas, manufacturer of the high-tech Jabulani ball. "There are rules for size and weight. ... But the ball has to be perfect," he added. Goalkeepers have complained about the ball at every recent World Cup, although this time forwards and even coaches have added their laments. Most said the ball reacts unpredictably and moves in strange ways. This week researchers at Cal Tech tested the ball in a wind tunnel and found the complaints to have merit.Brazil coach Dunga got into a verbal spat with Valcke over the Jabulani before the tournament, challenging the FIFA executive to come out onto the pitch and attempt to control it. Denmark defender Daniel Agger said the ball made some outfielders look like "drunken sailors." The Jabulani could create even more problems in the knockout phase beginning Saturday, when games could be decided by penalty kick shootouts. "The balls have changed over the last couple of years. They have become a lot faster, and in addition to that, in Johannesburg we are playing at altitude, which makes the ball even faster," former Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn said. "Thus the goalkeepers work even harder."Adidas has made the World Cup ball since 1970 and is contracted through 2014. The German company has defended the Jabulani, saying it doesn't know what the fuss is about because all the qualified teams were given the ball before the tournament to test it. "There's a lot of talk about stadiums, infrastructure and TV, and that's nice and all, but first we've got to worry about balls, spikes and jerseys," Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon said. "I don't see why we can't just go back to the old black-and-white checkered version we all played with as kids." -- Kevin Baxter reporting from Rustenburg, South AfricaThe Associated Press contributed to this report.

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