Apple CUPS

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• Apple acquiert CUPS
  Cupertino a racheté CUPS et a engagé son créateur.[...]
• Le systeme d impression CUPS rachete par Apple
  CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) est un systeme d impression communement utilise par les systemes d exploitation Unix ainsi que par Mac OS X depuis la version 10.2. Il permet a n importe quel ordina[...]
• Apple achète CUPS
  Michael R Sweet, le créateur de CUPS, a fait savoir sur son site qu'Apple avait acquis CUPS et l'avait engagé à son service en Février 2007. CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) est le système d'impr...
• Snap Cups !
  Coup de c'ur pour une création de Angela Schwab du studio INV/ALT Design (INVention ALTeration Design) : les Snap Cups !...
• Mancala (Facebook)
  Play Mancala against the computer. This is the ancient game of Mancala, the object of this game is to collect as many gems in your mancala (the large cup on the right) as possible. You and your opponent will take turns to move the gems, each time you want to move the gems, you need to pick up a cup on your side. And then you will take out all the gems in that cup and then distribute them to the next cups in the anti clockwise direction, one by one. If the last gem lands on your mancala, then you can pick another cup and move again. If the last gem lands on an empty cup on your side and the opposite cup has some gems in it, then you can capture all the gems in the two cups and put them into you mancala. The game ends when all the cups on your side or your opponent's side are empty. The remaining gems on a player's side will be counted as the gems of that player.
• Mancala
  Mancala games play a role in many African and some Asian societies comparable to that of chess in the West. The word mancala comes from the Arabic word naqala meaning literally to move. Enjoy this cultured game! The objective of this game is to collect as many gems in your mancala (the large cup on the Right) as possible. You and your opponent will take turns to move the gems, each time you want to move the gems, you need to pick up a cup on your side. And then you will take out all the gems in that cup and then distribute them to the next cups in the anti clockwise direction, one by one. If the last gem lands on your mancala, then you can pick another cup and move again. If the last gem lands on an empty cup on your side and the opposite cup has some gems in it, then you can capture all the gems in the two cups and put them into your mancala. The game ends when all the cups on your side or your opponent`s side are empty. The remaining gems on a player`s side will be counted as the gems of that player. Good luck!
• New protective cups for sportsmen
  As Popular Science reports in 'The Cup Stops Here,' 'the most important piece of male athletic gear, the protective cup, hasn't changed much over the years.' After looking at a bunch of protective cups available from $8 to $25, the reporter thinks he has found the winner. The NuttyBuddy™ has been invented by Mark Littell, a former MLB pitcher. It is made of Lexan, a polycarbonate resin, and you can buy it for $19.95. And it is available in 4 sizes, 'Mongo' (XL), 'The Hog' (L), 'The Boss' (Juniors/small) and 'The Hammer' (youth). But read more...
• Cups-Corp .fr : Le blog de Louis Marie Charpentier
  Découvert il y a peu, le blog de Louis Marie Charpentier, Cups-Corp.fr propose régulièrement de l’actualité geek avec sa propre vision intéressante des sujets. Je vous invite donc à y faire un petit tour! A lire également, une petite interview de Louis Marie sur BlogPersonalBranding.com : Louis-Marie Charpentier, à quoi ça sert un blog [...]