06.04.08 - 10:14 AM] NO WORKPLACE IS SAFE WHEN TLC PREMIERES THE SINGING OFFICE Released by TLC [NOTE: The following article is a press release issued by the aforementioned network ...

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TLC's The Singing Office, hosted by Joey Fatone and Mel B. ... ATTENTION! We recently updated our privacy policy. The changes are effective as of Tuesday, October 30, 2007.

Plot Outline: Office employees face-off in a singing competition, where the winners are trained to perform a musical number in front of a large studio audience.

TLC set June 29 as the launch date for its latest series, The Singing Office. ... TLC to Open The Singing Office Reality Competition to Debut on Cable Network June 29

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This is the 3rd one i've seen in this series promoting the Singing Office on the FOXTEL channel FOX8. My favourite by far. Makes me bloody laugh... I want to.

Joey Fatone, who serves as host on NBCB s karaoke and spelling bee-style competition ... The Singing Bee -Reality Karaoke showdown The Singing Bee challenges contestants to ...

CBS has enlisted Alan Thicke to host the network's "American Idol meets The Office" reality show "The Singing Office. ... CBS has enlisted Alan Thicke to host the network's ...

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- It’s not a typical day at the airport. Melanie Brown, the season five “Dancing with the Stars” runner-up, is traipsing around with a camera crew in tow, begging JetBlue employees to croon “Like a Virgin” a cappella.

Two new shows invade the white- and blue- and no-collar worlds with mixed results. ''The Singing Office'' (TLC at 9) has ''Dancing with the Stars'' vets Joey Fatone and Mel ''Scary Spice'' Brown invade various workplaces to find the best singers and send them off to musical boot camp and a chance to win $50,000.

In each episode of "The Singing Office", co-host Brown and fellow former "Dancing" contestant Joey Fatone surprise employees at two separate workplaces with impromptu auditions.

HIS company’s name and corporate colours stand out head and shoulders above competitors but what many may not know about the head of the Pam Golding International Property Group, is that he loves singing and cooking.

Every office has someone, and usually more than one someone, who's a closet singer. It's someone who used to have a radio at his or her desk and now is hooked up to the computer or an iPod all the time.

LONG BEACH, CALIF.: It's not a typical day at the airport. Melanie Brown, the Season 5 Dancing With the Stars runner-up, is traipsing around with a camera crew in tow, begging JetBlue employees to croon Like a Virgin a cappella.

Melanie Brown says she is just one of the people. The artist formerly known as Scary Spice co-hosts "The Singing Office" (premiering Sunday at 9 p.m. on TLC)....

It's not a typical day at the airport. Melanie Brown, the season five "Dancing with the Stars" runner-up, is traipsing around with a camera crew in tow, begging JetBlue employees to croon "Like a Virgin" a cappella. No need to alert the Long Beach Airport's TSA crew, or even TMZ - Brown is simply filming a segment for "The Singing Office," a new tongue-in-cheek TLC vocal competition. In each ...

The Singing Office - "The Singing Bee" meets the worker bee in this series in which teams of five colleagues croon for a $50,000 cash prize. Joey Fatone and former Spice Girl Mel B. host. 9 tonight, TLC.

A company was told that when their lease was up they'd have to move to a new suite a floor below. A new business would be taking over their space. This wouldn't have been a problem, except that they had just built a server room in the back of their office — equipped with air conditioning units, ventilation, dedicated and backup power — which couldn't be relocated. The solution building management came up with was to wall off the old door to the server closet and allow access to the server room via the handicapped stall in the ladies restroom. The door in our handicapped bathroom just leads to Narnia.

zedguy writes "Ask someone what 'project management' is and you're liable to get a few blank stares — it's one of those fields people have heard of, but probably have problems pinning down a definition. So that is what the first section of the book does: provides a definition that can be summed up as applying tools and skills to complete a project. That then leads to what exactly is a "project": a set of tasks with a time-frame and goal of somehow adding value. So yes, the introduction does involve a fair bit of terminology that isn't going to be familiar to many readers coming from a coder's background, but there's a helpful appendix that lays out many of the terms. Just as important, the introduction explains what project management is not, some of the misconceptions and why it's good to know." Keep reading for the rest of Zoltan's review.

sciencehabit notes that the US House of Representatives has allotted an additional $337.5 million in budget increases divided amongst four science agencies. NASA, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Energy's Office of Science will each receive an additional $62.5 million, and the National Institutes of Health will receive $150 million. The money will help to offset the decision to reduce budget increases earlier this year. Early plans for the money include the training of new math and science teachers, and another reprieve for FermiLab's financial troubles.

Elektroschock writes "At a Red Hat retrospective panel on the ODF vs. OOXML struggle panel, a Microsoft representative, Stuart McKee, admitted that ODF had 'clearly won.' The Redmond company is going to add native support of ODF 1.1 with its Office 2007 service pack 2. Its yet unpublished format ISO OOXML will not be supported before the release of the next Office generation. Whether or not OOXML ever gets published is an open question after four national bodies appealed the ISO decision."

natenovs writes "China's intellectual-property rights enforcer said the government isn't probing Microsoft Corp. for breaching antitrust laws, denying yesterday's report by a state-owned newspaper. 'We are not conducting an anti-monopoly investigation against Microsoft and have no plans to do so,' Yin Xintian, a spokesman and legal director at the State Intellectual Property Office, said by telephone today in Beijing. The newspaper's report is 'completely untrue,' the agency said on its Web site."

MyLongNickName writes "Less than a month ago I took a position at a smaller firm (around 50 employees) as an IT Manager. As you might expect from the size of the company, I oversee quite a variety of tasks. I come from a background of computer programming, and am definitely not a master of every function. We rely on third-party solutions providers for areas like our networking, web hosting, phone systems, etc. I am used to working in a larger environment with a large IT staff (and not just because of super sizing at McDonald's). Just the daily rubbing elbows allowed me to stay current in areas that I did not directly touch. And when I had a question, I personally knew someone who could answer my question. I am not in that environment now. How do I stay current? I don't want to be a master of every technology, but I want to be aware of trends in the industry. I want to not depend on one contractor advising me."

Geoffrey.landis writes "The Massachusetts Department of Industrial Accidents fired worker Michael Fiola and initiated procedures to prosecute him for child pornography when they determined that internet temporary files on his laptop computer contained child porn. According to Fiola, 'My boss called me into his office at 9 a.m. The director of the Department of Industrial Accidents, my immediate supervisor, and the personnel director were there. They handed me a letter and said, "You are being fired for a violation of the computer usage policy. You have pornography on your computer. You're fired. Clean out your desk. Let's go."' Fiola said, 'They wouldn't talk to me. They said, "We've been advised by our attorney not to talk to you."' However, prosecutors dropped the case when a state investigation of his computer determined there was insufficient evidence to prove he had downloaded the files. Computer forensic analyst Tami Loehrs, who spent a month dissecting the computer for the defense, explained in a 30-page report that the laptop was running corrupted virus-protection software, and Fiola was hit by spammers and crackers bombarding its memory with images of incest and pre-teen porn not visible to the naked eye. The virus protection and software update functions on the laptop had been disabled, and apparently the laptop was 'crippled' by malware. According to Loehrs, 'When they gave him this laptop, it had belonged to another user, and they changed the user name for him, but forgot to change the SMS user name, so SMS was trying to connect to a user that no longer existed ... It was set up to do all of its security updates via the server, and none of that was happening because he was out in the field.' A malware script on the machine surfed foreign sites at a rate of up to 40 per minute whenever the machine was within range of a wireless site."

snydeq writes "China has launched an investigation into whether Microsoft unfairly dominates its software market, according to a state media report. A working committee of China's State Intellectual Property Office is investigating whether Microsoft engaged in discriminatory pricing and will also look at Microsoft's practice of bundling other software programs within its Windows operating system, according to the report. The probe is part of a greater sweep of operating systems and other software developed by multinational companies that cost much more in China than in the U.S. 'On the one hand, global software firms, taking advantage of their monopoly position, set unreasonably high prices for genuine software while on the other hand, they criticise Chinese for poor copyright awareness. This is abnormal,' a source said."

You asked Larry Meistrich, head of NEHST Studios, how to get into the movie business. And he has answered your questions. So read his answers, then get off your lazy behind, pick up that digital cinema camera, and go to work!

philgross writes "My university's Computer Science Department has just renovated its main office, and is looking for artwork for the walls. Do you have any recommendations about your favorite posters or images that address the algorithms, the history, and/or the aesthetics of Computer Science?"

06.04.08 - 10:14 AM] NO WORKPLACE IS SAFE WHEN TLC PREMIERES THE SINGING OFFICE Released by TLC [NOTE: The following article is a press release issued by the aforementioned network ...

singing office, the on tlc b TheFutonCritic.com has singing office, the news, listings, dvds, episode guides and more for singing office, the

TLC's The Singing Office, hosted by Joey Fatone and Mel B. ... ATTENTION! We recently updated our privacy policy. The changes are effective as of Tuesday, October 30, 2007.

Plot Outline: Office employees face-off in a singing competition, where the winners are trained to perform a musical number in front of a large studio audience.

TLC set June 29 as the launch date for its latest series, The Singing Office. ... TLC to Open The Singing Office Reality Competition to Debut on Cable Network June 29

the Singing Office

The Singing Office TV show on Zap 2it.com. Get The Singing Office news, episodes, cast, photos, video, bl ogs and forums. ...

This is the 3rd one i've seen in this series promoting the Singing Office on the FOXTEL channel FOX8. My favourite by far. Makes me bloody laugh... I want to.

Joey Fatone, who serves as host on NBCB s karaoke and spelling bee-style competition ... The Singing Bee -Reality Karaoke showdown The Singing Bee challenges contestants to ...

CBS has enlisted Alan Thicke to host the network's "American Idol meets The Office" reality show "The Singing Office. ... CBS has enlisted Alan Thicke to host the network's ...