Today’s events (Sept. 14)

Today’s events (Sept. 14)
by PaloAltoOnline.com Author: Clara Shih Clara Shih presents “The social Era,” her book about using social-networking tools in business, today (Sept. 14) at 7 p.m. at Books Inc., 301 Castro St., Mountain View. Author: David Kessler Dr. David Kessler presents his book, “The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite,” today (Sept. 14) at 7 p.m. at Kepler’s, 1010 El …
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Saying “RSS Is Dead” Is Dead, Saying “RSS Is Not Dead” Is Not — Today.
Of all the tech echo-chamber arguments, one of my favorites has to be the “RSS is dead” one. Sure, perhaps I’m a bit partial because Steve Gillmor set the discussion in motion in May of 2009 for TechCrunchIT . But it’s still interesting to watch all the sides swarm around the topic. But what’s most interesting lately is how for every one person that busts out the death of RSS meme, a dozen …
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Youth in Asia Go to Wealth Camp
A summer program in Hong Kong schooled the scions of wealthy Asian families in inheritances, prenups, investing in art and clubbing.
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100+ Upcoming Social Media & Tech Events

100+ Upcoming Social Media & Tech Events
Every week, Mashable puts together a calendar of upcoming social media and web events, parties and conferences. Would you like to have your conference or event listed here? If so, please contact us at least one month before your event…
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The Event: revealing little, hoping viewers want more
By BRIAN STELTER NEW YORK TIMES NEWS LOS ANGELES — Hardly a weekday goes by without a Twitter message or a social post from Blair Underwood, one of the stars of The Event , NBC’s single greatest hope for the fall television season. The actor — or his digital assistant — frequently reminds fans about the premiere date of The Event , Sept. 20; promotes the screenings that NBC is holding in …
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Porn shown during Norwin assembly
North Huntingdon police initiated an investigation Friday after a Central Blood Bank employee’s personal computer flash drive briefly displayed pornographic pictures on a projection screen to Norwin High School seniors during a morning assembly.
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