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Heres it. Its just beautiful – There’s never been anything like iPad. It changes the way students learn and teachers teach. It transforms how businesses do business. It helps doctors take better care of patients. And it’s a whole new way to see the world. Tags: iPad Related posts WOW: You can now Stream Broadcast TV to your Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : iPhoneIndiaBlog.com Discovery Date : 03/03/2011 03:04 Number of articles : 2

Apple just posted the video they showed at the event

Apple just posted the video they showed at the event

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Heres it. Its just beautiful – There’s never been anything like iPad. It changes the way students learn and teachers teach. It transforms how businesses do business. It helps doctors take better care of patients. And it’s a whole new way to see the world. Tags: iPad Related posts WOW: You can now Stream Broadcast TV to your Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : iPhoneIndiaBlog.com Discovery Date : 03/03/2011 03:04 Number of articles : 2

Apple just posted the video they showed at the event

The National’s ‘MTV Live’ Set Debuts Monday — Watch A Sneak Peek Now!

Band’s Webster Hall concert will premiere on MTV.com on Monday. By James Montgomery The National’s Matt Berninger Photo: Scott Gries/MTV They are, unquestionably, one of the best bands in New York City (if not all of the world), so earlier this month, when the National took their impressive stage show over to NYC’s Webster Hall for a surprise gig, MTV had to have its cameras there. The end result was, much like all National sets, a compelling, cathartic bust of high-collar angst, and on Monday, you can see for yourself, when “MTV Live: The National” premieres on MTV.com. Shot on five cameras, the set features the band tearing through material from their last two albums, 2007’s Boxer and last year’s High Violet, and five of those songs — “Bloodbuzz Ohio,” “Afraid of Everyone,” “Conversation 16,” “Fake Empire” and “Terrible Love” — are featured on “MTV Live.” “We’re not that concerned with reproducing the record version of a song live. … Just playing onstage in front of people in a room changes the way a song feels, changes the way we perform it,” frontman Matt Berninger said before the taping. “The adrenaline kicks in, so I think live we are more reckless and ramshackle and probably louder and faster.” And he wasn’t kidding. The National’s set was plenty loud (and plenty fast), and fans can watch the entire thing build to a boil — and subsequently bubble over when Berninger threw himself into the spastic audience during “Terrible Love” — starting Monday, with the premiere of “MTV Live: The National” on MTV.com. Trust us, you won’t be disappointed. Related Artists The National

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Ian Somerhalder on Gulf Oil Spill: It’s Time to Change

On The Vampire Diaries , Ian Somerhalder play Damon Salvatore, an often-scary blood sucker. But in real life, the actor isn’t frightened by garlic or stakes to the heart – he’s simply taken aback by the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf. A native of Louisiana, Somherlader was front and center at the CNN telethon that raised $1.8 million this week. He’s also devoted the last few weeks to doing all he can to call attention to this region and this catastrophe. “You know when something bad happens in your life, or something goes wrong – that weird kind of really uneasy feeling you have in the pit of your stomach? I’ve had that for two months,” he told Zap2It, adding: “Basically, the entire area is shut down. Everyone from the waitress who serves you breakfast to the guy who owns the charter boat to the shrimpers – they all literally rely on the ocean to keep their industry going… Think about how frightening it is when you suddenly, though no fault of your own, can’t feed your children or pay your mortgage.” Somerhalder is especially outraged over how and why this accident took place. “All of this happened due to human error – the error is cutting corners, saving money at the expense of safety measures, and a nonexistent regulatory commission,” he said. “The [U.S. Minerals Management Service] gets royalties from the oil industry. How is that any kind of regulatory body?” It’s a question the admistration most definitely has to answer, as many believe this is the prime to enact a serious climate change bill and convince America that government can – nay, must! – play an important role in the free market. Concluded Ian, who we greatly admire for putting himself out there in this manner: “It’s time to change, and I think this disaster is the game changer. It feels like this is one of those catastrophic events that truly changes the way that we think.”

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