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Although no passengers will be on board, a Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747-400 will become the first commercial aircraft to fly on biofuel, later this month, in an historic flight from London to Amsterdam more...

French President Nicolas Sarkozy has attended the launch of a new high-speed train made by engineering giant Alstom. The AGV (Automotrice Grande Vitesse) train will travel at up to 360km/h (224mph), powered by engines placed under each carriage, the company says. The absence of locomotives at either end allows it to carry more passengers. Alstom compares the AGV - successor to the TGV - to the world's largest passenger plane, the Airbus A380, in terms of importance and innovation. more...

Music publishers, the record labels and digital music distribution outlets began a three-way legal wrestling match Monday over just how much songwriters and the publishing houses should get paid for digitally delivered music. The case before a panel of copyright judges is different from the usual squabbles over money that pit the major record labels against new-media companies because it also features a family fight between the music publishers and songwriters and the rest of the music industry. At issue is the so-called "mechanical royalty" -- payments made for copies of sound recordings, including those made by digital means, to songwriters and publishers. In a twist for royalty fights, such new-media players as Yahoo, Apple and Napster and major record labels agree with one another and want the royalty they pay to the publishers and songwriters to be lowered more...

The final resting place of three German U-boats, nicknamed "Hitler's lost fleet", has been found at the bottom of the Black Sea. The submarines had been carried 2,000 miles overland from Germany to attack Russian shipping during the Second World War, but were scuttled as the war neared its end. Now, more than 60 years on, explorers have located the flotilla of three submarines off the coast of Turkey. The vessels, including one once commanded by Germany's most successful U-boat ace, formed part of the 30th Flotilla of six submarines, taken by road and river across Nazi-occupied Europe, from Germany's Baltic port at Kiel to Constanta, the Romanian Black Sea port. more...

that sounds exactly like MC Hammer

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Yahoo may consider Google alliance, source says http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSN0362915520080204

should be intersting

I hate american football, Tom Petty AND Guacamole Got anything for me?

you should watch all 5 tutorials Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5

the onion is always right

pointless

funniest show ever

he was right on many points but it is really hard to get your point across when you talk like a dickhead Sure, I live in a strange country for you people but do you really understand what this guy is saying? I...mean...ho....bitch...fuck this...sucka...me bitch ass...boogey man...ho...BIATCH! The afro man is right and he is having a hard time trying to explain what his brotha is saying

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I do it all the time

busy weekend for me. Also helping out my brother. He's a fisherman

$44.6 billion???? do they just print out the money????

One flew over the cuckoo's nest

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The Pirate Bay: The Site is Safe, Even If We Lose in Court click

Yeah sure. American voters are known for judging correctly

The Swedish prosecutor Håkan Roswall has announced the charges against four individuals involved with The Pirate Bay. The four, aged 23 to 37, are being charged with “assisting copyright infringement” of 4 software applications, 9 films and 22 music tracks. “The operation of The Pirate Bay is financed through advertising revenues. In that way it commercially exploits copyright-protected work and performances,” said prosecutor Hakan Roswall in a statement. The prosecution claims the site generates annual ad revenue of more than $4 million. Roswall consequently asks the court for a $188,000 fine for each of the four individuals - Fredrik Neij (”TiAMO”), Gottfrid Svartholm (”Anakata”), Peter Sunde (”Brokep”) and businessman Carl Lundström - and the confiscation of their computers. Among the works that were mentioned in the charges are “Let It Be” from the Beatles and Harry Potter’s “The Goblet of Fire”. more...

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