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You forgot to pray, Shawn, when you did the conversion. If you had, you would have got the result below :)

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The miniature IPods are finally out - I'm buying. Engadget discusses....and one of the posters provides a full spread - Dissected in pictures. For $79, I dont think you can go wrong...

A music industry group is asking XM Satellite Holdings Inc. and Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. to pay at least 10 percent of their revenues for the right to play songs over their networks. Unlike land-based radio stations, which pay royalties only to songwriters and music publishers, federal law requires satellite radio, digital cable and Internet companies that broadcast music to pay the artists and record companies. Read more at the Washington Post

Substance In Red Wine Extends Life Of Mice Can you have your cake and eat it? Is there a free lunch after all, red wine included? Researchers at the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute of Aging report that a natural substance found in red wine, known as resveratrol, offsets the bad effects of a high-calorie diet in mice and significantly extends their Mice from a study done by researchers at Harvard Medical School and the National Institute of Aging on effects of resveratrol. Read more

Substance In Red Wine Extends Life Of Mice Can you have your cake and eat it? Is there a free lunch after all, red wine included? Researchers at the Harvard Medical School and the National Institute of Aging report that a natural substance found in red wine, known as resveratrol, offsets the bad effects of a high-calorie diet in mice and significantly extends their Mice from a study done by researchers at Harvard Medical School and the National Institute of Aging on effects of resveratrol. Read more

As copyright issues loom, online video sites are casting about for ways to screen material for music videos and film clips. For the past year, the popularity of social networking and video sharing online has lit up the technology sector. The stars of each category respectively are MySpace, with more than 50 million registered users and YouTube, which presents more than 100 million videos daily. Read more at CNet

Beck seems pretty cool for a Scientologist.. I'm kind of surprised that Scientology would go after artists - that would be a new territory for abuse. Let's see how it plays out

Interesting article, Fatality. Thanx for the post and welcome to BK

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Thanx for the invite. Welcome to BK and best wishes for much success.

Defamer does the ultmate tribute to Kevin Federline - they suggest he might make a good Halloweeen costume -Check It Out

That's a lot of time on tv... he must be the longest running act in show business.

Cool Pumpkin Carving Here

Pumpkin Simulator

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Viacom and YouTube have reached a licensing deal. After Viacom asked the popular video-sharing site YouTube to remove much of their popular content, including clips of The Daily Show, Colbert Report, and Sponge Bob Square Pants. YouTube swiftly replied by taking down all of the clips pertaining to Viacom’s request. But now the companies have reached a mutually beneficial agreement that will grant YouTube the license to play the Comedy Central, etc. content again. Read more

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cool promo graphics :)

Make Way For The Music Detectives A few years ago the music industry was worried about Napster and the other peer-to-peer file-sharing services that allowed people to illegally post and share copyrighted music. The name Napster is now used by a legitimate service but there remain plenty of ways for people to share copyrighted music, video, software and other content. The latest battle zone of the copyright war is not so much those shady peer-to-peer networks but social network services like MySpace and YouTube that also allow people to upload video and audio. MySpace is owned by News Corp and YouTube was recently purchased by Google to the tune of $1.65 billion. As subsidiaries of publicly traded companies with very deep pockets, these social networking services have an incentive to keep pirates at bay. At MySpace the incentive is especially strong. The service got its start as a platform for independent artists to (legally) expose their music to their fans. Also, MySpace's parent company News Corp owns Fox TV, 20th Century Fox. Read more

Barbra Streisand's politics didn't find a wholly agreeable crowd during her Monday concert at the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise. As Babs traded political barbs with a George W. Bush imitator, a fan of the songstress who apparently disagreed with her politics pelted her with a beverage. And as her anti-GOP riff ended, another man in the crowd found himself being escorted out of the center as he shouted at Streisand. Read more

Willie Nelson teams up with Ryan Adams and the Cardinals in this country-rock offering, with renditions of "Amazing Grace," the Grateful Dead's "Stella Blue", Gram Parson's "$1000 Wedding", Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah", a title cut featuring Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie & three Nelson originals, two old, one new--see the full list below. Get this here

TOKYO (AP) - Sony said Tuesday the U.S. Department of Justice is probing its electronics unit as part of an industrywide investigation into sales of a particular type of memory chip. The news could spell more trouble for a company already stung by sinking profits, a global battery recall and product delays. The Japanese company received a subpoena from the Justice Department's antitrust division seeking information about Sony's static random access memory, or SRAM, business, company spokesman Atsuo Omagari said. Read more at MyWay