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- For some reason I am banned from your server. I haven't played BF2 for almost a year, installed this game and the mod today, yet I am banned from your server. Let me know what you need (CD-Hash, etc) to figure out why... I have never been on your server before so unless you are baning by a wildcard IP address I don't know what's up. |
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- We use Dell computers at work. The laptops we get come in these foamy bags with a sign on them to indicate that they are a choking hazard. It looks like thisAnyway, the 7 of us were having a discussion today of what that sign really meant. "I think it means no yodeling in the bag" |
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- Ethan Nadelmann has a great article in Huffington Post: Walters' Sugarcoating to Canadians Can't Hide US's Miserable Record on Drug Policy The U.S. drug czar, John Walters, went to Ottawa yesterday, trying his best to put a positive spin on one of the greatest disasters in U.S. |
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- We Chinese have a word meaning someone's excellent and good, and other people would speak highly of him or her. who has been praised a lot. This is positive instead of being kissed ass or buttered up. A. You are really an awesome player, you scored 40 in that game. |
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- This is an interview with Brian Beckman. He works at Microsoft in research. He has worked in creating military simulations and in cosmology. The first 20 min or so of the interview is non-programming specific and very interesting. Have you ever wondered who is the biggest risk in credit card fraud and why credit card transactions are so insecure? |
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- Author: Calbrena Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 5:51 am (GMT 1) Shame if there are graphic downgrades, but it's still better than shit loading times like in the PS1 version And offtopic but Starcore, welcome to SG |
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- 3GSM World Congress -- The Motorola W205 is a new consumer focused handset with only basic features. It's not as low-end as the FONE, but the feature list reads more like 2003 than the current day....[Thanks to dozens of spam sites using the full text of our RSS content, the feed is now only a summary. read more |
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- Nichia Corp. of Japan has broken the speed record for writing to a recordable Blu-ray Disc. The company has announced a new blue laser diode that is capable of writing a double-layer Blu-ray disc at u read more |
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- A man faces up to three years in prison after he admitted to uploading an Oscar Screener copy of the movie "Flushed Away" on the Internet. 27 year-old Salvador Nunez Jr. obtained a DVD Screener copy o read more |
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- US $24.95 End Date: Friday Mar-02-2007 20:48:45 PSTBuy It Now for only: |
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- US $17.95 End Date: Friday Mar-02-2007 20:48:43 PSTBuy It Now for only: |
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- In a case that may have set a bad precedent, Microsoft Corp. has been ordered to pay French phone equipment firm Alcatel-Lucent a sum of $1.52 billion for allegedly infringing two audio patents. Alcat read more |
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- TV News: Duo re-launching comicbook brand -- The popular '70s comic properties Creepy and Eerie will be developed for television and film by Gotham-based Submarine Entertainment and Grand Canal Film Works. |
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- TV News: The Boss, Jones top list for '08 Super Bowl -- Although it is 11 months away, the National Football League has already started creating a short list of entertainers it would like to see perform at next year's Super Bowl. |
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- TV News: Tel Aviv-based co. continuing to expand sales -- Dori Media Group has sold "Sos mi vida" (You Are the One) to Belgium, the first Argentine telenovela to enter this market. |
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- TV News: Borglund positive about year 's second half -- Strong demand for skeins such as "Mythbusters" helped Aussie TV production company Beyond Intl. post a 34% rise in its first-half net profit to A$2.5 million ($2 million) on revenues up 13% to $27.6 million. |
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- TV News: Move will result in at least five properties -- Sci Fi Channel and Richard Branson's Virgin Comics have pacted on a joint venture to create comic book titles that will be turned into a wide range of multiplatform properties, from TV shows to feature films. |
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- TV News: Exec to look after business development in U.K., Nordic -- Pan-European kids entertainment specialist Jetix on Friday announced the appointment of Jo Sherlock as commercial director for the U.K. |
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- TV News: Telekom welcomes law to restrict competish -- Deutsche Telekom, looking to sell films and TV series on the Web, got a boost Friday when a law was passed allowing it to block rivals from accessing its super fast Internet network. |
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- TV News: Showcase sees rapid sales for all types of TV fare -- Skeins "Spiral" and "Suspects," and global warming docu "Pole Airship" were standouts at this year's Iberian Showcase, put together by French export org TV France Intl. Event wrapped Friday in Madrid. |
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- TV News: Cable company claims broadcaster has pulled channels -- Europe's leading pay box, BSkyB, has threatened to pull key channels from Virgin Media unless the cabler agrees to pay almost double the rate for carrying the stations, according to Virgin Media CEO Steve Burch. |
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- TV News: 'It's Out There' gets test run -- Fox News Channel is testing another pilot on Sunday that will air following its experiment in news satire, "The ½ Hour News Hour." "It's Out There," a half-hour of stories derived from blogs, will get a half-hour test run following Joel Surnow's satirical take on news. |
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- TV News: Director inks deal with CBS Paramount -- Simon West is "The Man" for CBS Paramount Network Television. Helmer of features such as "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider" and "Con Air," has inked a new two-year overall development deal with the studio. He's also come aboard to direct and exec produce "The Man," the Eye's Anthony Zuiker-penned LL Cool J drama pilot. |
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- TV News: McEnroe, Navratilova on air at French Open -- The Tennis Channel, a 24-hour net dedicated to racquet competish and lifestyle, has inked a deal with John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova to handle booth duties at Roland-Garros during the French Open, which runs May 27-June 8. |
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- TV News: Heche starrer preempted for several weeks -- ABC has turned to "October Road," slotting the new drama in the plum post-"Grey's Anatomy" slot beginning next month. |
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- TV News: Daughtry song replaces Powter's 'Bad Day' -- If history is any guide, millions of Americans will soon know the words to a song called "Home" by heart. The producers of "American Idol" have chosen the Chris Daughtry- sung ballad to serve as the background music for this year's contestant eliminations. |
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- TV News: German broadcaster goes for $7.2B -- The European Commission on Thursday gave private equity companies Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Permira the greenlight to buy ProSiebenSat 1, Germany's largest private broadcasting group, from Haim Saban's German Media Partners, in a deal worth some $7.2 billion. |
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- TV News: Proceedings follow succession of complaints -- The Philippines Dept. of Justice has begun criminal proceedings against local cable TV operator Maguindanao Skycable CATV and several board members, alleging 12 counts of copyright infringement. |
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- TV News: Viacom and State Dept. join forces -- College web mtvU has greenlit a pair of series, a nonfiction skein about mental health starring pop musicians and an unscripted series featuring the work of young L.A. filmmakers. |
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- TV News: Nine small cablers ink retransmission deals -- CBS has inked retransmission consent deals with nine small cable operators -- a first step toward what it hopes will become a lucrative source of cable coin. |
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- TV News: VPs Padwa, Freid new to the studio -- The newly rechristened ABC Television Studio (formerly known as Touchstone TV) has staffed up its business affairs team, hiring five new execs for the growing department. |
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- Saturday night, February 25th, at about 11:15PM PST (i.e. Sunday morning here on the East coast), this blog and everything else hosted at Dreamhost will go dark as Dreamhost is shutting down everything in its building. With luck, it should be back up again by 4AM PST (7am Sunday over here). |
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