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Scientifically Proven: Men DO Have Trouble Hearing Women

“It’s not that I’m ignoring you… It’s not that I find what you’re saying uninteresting… The fact is, dear, it’s just that your voice is much harder for me to listen to compared to the guys”

More information in this very interesting Y!News article.

Mozilla Corporation Formed

MozFo has launched a wholly owned subsdiary, Mozilla Corporation, which will be responsible for product development, marketing and distribution of Mozilla products. More information is available on this page. Also available are the press release and list of Moz Corp’s advisory committee members.

Y!News has more coverage on this story.

Blind Game Whiz

Blinded since birth, his disability didn’t stop Brice Mellen from whooping his opponents’ collective asses.

He’s a whiz when it comes to beat-em-up games like Mortal Kombat and Soul Calibur II. Quote from the article:

Blind since birth when his optic nerve didn’t connect because of Leber’s disease, Mellen honed his video game skills over the years through patient and not-so-patient playing, memorizing key joystick operations and moves in certain games, asking lots of questions and paying particular attention to audio cues. He worked his way up from games such as “Space Invaders” and “Asteroid,” onto the modern combat games.

“I guess I don’t know how I do it, really,” Mellen said, as he continued playing while facing away from the screen. “It’s beyond me.”

Wikipedia has more info on Leber’s Disease.

Weekly Cool Stuff 6

Well, it’s finally here… WCS 6. Here it goes:

Comments are always appreciated. Sorry for the delay of this installment of WCS.

Using AdSense Custom Channels and Other External Tools

This post would be a continuation of my previous article; Making Sense of AdSense. I this article, I would explain how to use custom channels to track the performance of your ads.

I will also share some useful tools that you can use to analyse your adsense statistics as well as preview the type of ads that could appear on any particular web page.

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