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Business Definition for: Dancing Frog

  • a problem or image on somebody's computer screen that disappears when shown to somebody else

Additional Resources

It's His Nature
A fable tells of a scorpion that asks a frog to carry him across a river. The frog is sensibly fearful of getting stung. But the scorpion is persuasive, pointing out that if he stings the frog, they will both sink into the water and die. Why would he do...
Tags: diplomat, Dow Jones & Company Inc., frog, Iraq
Research articles 2007-07-01
Benny & the Frogs
Fundamentals - How will the Fed fare as chef? MOST everyone has heard the "boiling frog" theory, but just in case, here is a quick refresher. A live frog is in a beaker of cool water. The beaker is on a burner, and heat is applied steadily. At...
Tags: equity, Federal Reserve Board, FINANCE, Investment, investor
Research articles 2006-05-01
Intel's Nature - lawsuit against Via Technologies - Company Business and Marketing
There's a well-known fable about a scorpion that asks a frog to give him a ride across a pond. The frog is understandably worried about getting stung, but the scorpion assures him that he'll be perfectly safe because, after all, both their lives are at stake. About midway across the...
Tags: frog, Intel Corp., marketing
Research articles 1999-07-05
Ian Hyland: FAKE YOUR PARTNERS
FURY upstairs at TV Centre as the first draft of the winners list for 2004 TV Moments (BBC1, Weds) arrives. Best Comedy: Strictly Come Dancing. Best Factual: Strictly Come Dancing. Best Soap: Strictly Come Dancing. Best Sport: Strictly Come Dancing. Best Entertainment: Strictly Come Dancing. Best Drama:...
Tags: British Broadcasting Corp., Hyland Software Inc., TVs
Research articles 2005-01-30
Kermit the Frog Leaps At the Chance to Sport a Milk Mustache; Muppet Star Is The First Frog Featured in Celebrity Ad Campaign
WASHINGTON, D.C.--BUSINESS WIRE--May 25, 1999-- Kermit the Frog, international superstar of film and television, is making his milk mustache ad debut. He is the first celebrity frog to wear the coveted `stache in an ad. The legendary green variety show host, known for his overwhelming optimism as leader...
Tags: advertisement, Business Wire, Dairy Management Inc.
Research articles 1999-05-25
The information gap: the National Park Service is hampered by a lack of knowledge about the ecological makeup of the parks.
RESEARCH BIOLOGIST David Graber cannot find his frog. He knows it was here--somewhere--in Sequoia National Park, but nobody has seen the foothil yellow-legged frog in the park since the late 1970s. No one warned of the amphibian's impending demise; the creature passed unnoticed from...
Tags: knowledge, MARKETING, National Park Service, Park, species, survey
Research articles 1993-11-01
Historic priapism pegged to frog legs
Historic priapism pegged to frog legs Collaborators from three universities seem to have solved a 100-year-old medical mystery, linking human consumption of frog legs to cases of priapism, or painful and prolonged penile erection. The research provides the first strong evidence that frog legs indeed caused two outbreaks...
Tags: compound, physician, University of Missouri
Research articles 1991-01-05
Kiss that frog: amphibian answer to mosquito peril
PARIS AFP — A bottle-green Australian frog may hold the key to a next-generation mosquito repellent, according to a scientific paper due to be released. Scientists are marvelling over secretions exuded by the dumpy tree frog Litoria caerulea, a species that inhabits forests in northern Australia and New Guinea....
Tags: Agence France-Presse, HARDWARE, Mice, mouse, species
Research articles 2006-02-21
Gatesgate. (Central Intelligence Agency Director-nominee Robert Gates) (editorial)
Orson Welles told this story: A frog is poised to cross a raging river. A scorpion, afraid to venture into the flood, asks for a ride. "Why should I carry you?" Frog replies. "You'll sting me and I'll die." "Don't be silly,"...
Tags: CIA, Frog, Government, MARKETING, river, shoulder
Research articles 1991-08-12
KU professor helps find frog
A Lawrence herpetologist is among those who've found a new frog species - the North American Cajun Chorus Frog. The frog was discovered recently by Joseph T. Collins, a herpetologist with the Kansas Biological Survey at The University of Kansas; Lawrence native Emily Lemmon and her husband, Alan...
Tags: CAREER, E-mail, professor, species, University of Texas
Research articles 2008-02-16
News Corp pays pounds 100m for 'Crazy Frog' group
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has splashed out $188m (pounds 100m) for a majority stake in the company behind the Crazy Frog ring-tone sensation. The Crazy Frog character is based on an animation named The Annoying Thing, created to accompany a sound effect that tried to imitate the...
Tags: MARKETING, mobile, News Corp., phone
Research articles 2006-09-13
Frog die-off a global problem
For years, California developers have been struggling to find ways to not disturb the endangered red-legged frog. Now, research led by two UC Berkeley biologists finds frogs and other amphibians worldwide need help because they are dying at alarming rates. The researchers found that some frog...
Tags: Manufacturing, punch, researcher, species, University of California at Berkeley
Research articles 2008-08-12
HOW TO LIVE WITH MICROSOFT.
There's an old parable about a scorpion who hitches a ride across a river on the back of a frog, and then stings the frog in mid-river. "Why?" the frog asks. "Now you're going to drown." Says the scorpion: "I can't help myse There's an...
Tags: frog, Microsoft Corp.
Research articles 2001-07-15
Frog die-off a global problem, UC researches say
For years, California developers have been struggling to find ways to not disturb the endangered red-legged frog. Now, research led by two UC Berkeley biologists finds frogs and other amphibians worldwide need help because they are dying at alarming rates. The researchers found that some frog...
Tags: Manufacturing, punch, researcher, species, University of California at Berkeley
Research articles 2008-08-14
Frog die-off a global problem, UC researchers say
For years, California developers have been struggling to find ways to not disturb the endangered red-legged frog. Now, research led by two UC Berkeley biologists finds frogs and other amphibians worldwide need help because they are dying at alarming rates. The researchers found that some frog...
Tags: Manufacturing, punch, researcher, species, University of California at Berkeley
Research articles 2008-08-12
New frog species found in Thailand
BANGKOK AFP — A new species of mountain frog that changes colour in response to its surroundings has been discovered in northeast Thailand, a biologist said Wednesday. The Odorrana aureola, known locally as the Phu Luang Cliff frog after the national park where it was found, can grow to...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, researcher, species, Thailand
Research articles 2007-05-22
Frog farming
ALAPAHA, Ga. AP -- Southerners have been trying, and failing, to make money raising frogs for decades. But Ken Holyoak claims his system of raising bullfrogs can end the frog deficit and allow Americans to enjoy homegrown frog legs, a white tender meat with a taste somewhere...
Tags: American Airlines, Time Warner Inc., Turner Broadcasting, women
Research articles 2001-06-18
How `Strictly Come Dancing' launched a keep-fit dance trend
THE WORDS "ballroom dancing" once brought to mind an image of old ladies shimmying around a draughty church hall in each other's arms, no eligible bachelor in sight. But watching celebrities dance, with varying success, on BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing has sparked a resurgence in what is...
Tags: British Broadcasting Corp., church, husband, image
Research articles 2004-12-11
Lungless frog could shed light on evolution: scientist
JAKARTA AFP — The discovery of a rare species of Indonesian frog that breathes without lungs could shed light on how evolution works, a scientist said Friday. Dissection of the frog, which was found on Borneo last August, showed it breathed entirely through its skin, biologist David Bickford told...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, frog, lung, scientist, species
Research articles 2008-04-11
Flying frog off the menu, says Australia's Qantas
SYDNEY AFP ? Australian flag carrier Qantas admitted it had carried an unticketed passenger this year when a frog tried to make a meal of itself by stowing away in a salad served on a flight from Melbourne to Wellington in New Zealand. A passenger discovered the four-centimetre-long (1.5...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Manufacturing, MARKETING, Melbourne, Qantas Airways Ltd., salad
Research articles 2004-05-05
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