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Top Gear one of the emblematic shows of the BBC, is on television channel BBC Two. Launched in 1977, it is a success today. The show is devoted to cars and the automobile sport. The BBC also publishes a TopGear magazine in the United Kingdom. In France, the show is on the Discovery Channel chain. Top Gear also exists in the United States, in Australia and recently in Russia. via squidoo.com Posted via email from Thoughts and Things

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There've been a number of threads lately on people decrying all the plagiarism on Squidoo lenses, and requesting that we report these lenses to HQ. I do agree that it's a huge problem. But there's also the issue of people copying content from Squidoo lenses and using it for their own blogs and websites. How can you tell if a person's lens is the original and not the copy? Sometimes I'm sure it's very apparent. But I've had a couple lenses (that I know of) copied by others and put up on their website, and in one case when I copied part of my text into Google search, their website came

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Google Earth is a 3D graphics application enabling the viewing of aerial photography and satellite images to show views of the Earth from above in great detail. Google has taken the features Google Maps and merged it with the capabilities of Keyhole, an application built by a company acquired by Google in 2004.Google Earth enables the user to not only view these images, but also to view many layers of data provided by Google and by the Internet community at large.Such things as parks, rivers, roads, borders of countries, locations of national monuments and many thousands of other places.