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I know this is a MAJOR shocker! But yes folks it’s right! This beautiful podcast host is lacking in the “lots and lots and lots of dates” department! Can you help her?

Want a chance with her? Start by following her on Twitter and Facebook!

Whats that? Need more content from Mia before you decide to take her out? Well check out below!

Partial Musical hits by Mia:

Bad Romance by Lady Gaga (performed on the Apptastic iGame Review Episode 16)

All by Myself (performed on the Apptastic iGame Review Episode 16)

On the wings of love! (performed on the Apptastic iGame Review Episode 16)

I’m so excited and I just can’t hide it (performed on the Apptastic iGame Review Episode 16)

And who could ever forget the memorable time Mia Holtzman guest hosted on the Apptastic iGame Review for the first time ever?

NEED SOME BREAD BUTTERED?

Technology Tips by Mia (This genius girl blesses us with INSANE amounts of knowledge every week!

Come get yo tips!

Ok, so the jig is up, this is all just for fun, she don’t actually need a date, but we here at Tech Jives enjoy giving her a hard time about things!

6/18/10 – “POST!Power on self test, what is that? Well.. lets talk about it” Learn to speak IT is produced by the Tech Jives Network and hosted by Chris Pope L2SpeakIT.com

6-18-10  “KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS! to any program in windows! and open command prompt on any folder quickly!” This podcast is provided by TechJives.net and produced by Chris Pope

A laser that doesn’t produce light would ordinarily be a failure. After all, the first two letters of laser stand for light amplification, not light reduction.

But a new laser created by scientists at the National Institutes of Standards and Technology and JILA, a joint institute of NIST and the University of Colorado at Boulder, shoots beams of night instead of beams of light. The “dark pulses,” as the NIST scientists ominously call them, create areas absent of light.

The research could improve fiber optic communications. Pulses of light fade or degrade over long distances to cause noise and errors. Dark pulses don’t have the same drawbacks, which should improve the transmission and detection of light through fiber optic cables.

Read more here…(msnbc.com)