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Riots Spread to 300 Towns http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/11/07/D8DNQ4U80.html Riots Continue Spreading http://reuters.myway.com/article/20051107/...E-RIOTS-DC.html

Circulation Lists of major US newspapers: http://www.drudgereport.com/flash1l.htm

Grokster Downloading Service Shuts Down WASHINGTON - Grokster Ltd., a leading developer of Internet file-sharing software popular for stealing songs and movies online, agreed Monday to shut down operations to settle a landmark piracy case filed by Hollywood and the music industry, The Associated Press has learned. The surprise settlement permanently bans Grokster from participating directly or indirectly in the theft of copyrighted files and requires the company to stop giving away its software. Settlement details were to be disclosed to a federal judge later in the day in Los Angeles. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051107/ap_on_...DltBHNlYwM3MTY-

EXCLUSIVE /// Grokster, lead defendants in the most important entertainment industry case to reach the Supreme Court in decades, is settling the three-year-old legal case with the nations major record companies, motion picture studios and music publishers. Settlement details coming at end of court session... Comes just four months after the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling in MGM vs. Grokster and on the heels of a rapid succession of similar international rulings in Korea, Australia and Taiwan; the music, movie and other copyright industries are declaring a major victory... Impacting. http://www.drudgereport.com/

News Corp may form 'Net company: Murdoch CHICAGO (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch said News Corp. (NYSE:NWS - news) may form a new company with partners to allow the media giant to enter the U.S. high-speed Internet market, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday. "Here (in the United States), we don't know," Murdoch told the newspaper. "We may be forming a company with partners to build something out here that would give you broadband." http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20051105/bs_nm/...DNqBHNlYwM3NDk-

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Many Suitors, and Pitfalls, as AOL Seeks a Partner Microsoft has emerged as the front-runner in the talks surrounding the potential sale of a stake in America Online, two people involved in the negotiations said. But despite a flurry of interest in AOL from Microsoft, Google and others, finding a deal has been harder than Time Warner may have hoped. http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/07/technolo...serland&emc=rss

A more open, educated and tolerant one. People should celebrate each other's differences - it would be a pretty dull place, otherwise

Report Warned Bush Team About Intelligence Suspicions WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 - A high Qaeda official in American custody was identified as a likely fabricator months before the Bush administration began to use his statements as the foundation for its claims that Iraq trained Al Qaeda members to use biological and chemical weapons, according to newly declassified portions of a Defense Intelligence Agency document. http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/06/politics...agewanted=print They were lying through their teeth at the UN and to the American people...

HOLLYWOOD ROCKED: 'GAY COWBOY' MOVIE BECOMES AN OSCAR FRONTRUNNER Arriving with nudity and explicit gay sex scenes between two cowboys,UNIVERSAL/FOCUS FILMS's BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN has quietly become an award season frontrunner, interviews with Academy members reveal. "It could very well be the last film standing at this year's Oscars," a top Hollywood producer not associated with the film explained from Hollywood. "There was not a dry eye in the house at the screening at Telluride [Film Festival in Colorado]," says the producer, who asked not to be named out of respect for the cast and crew of the producer's own Oscar contender. "Watch it come out of the gate at the Golden Globes with super controversy." NEW YORK DAILY NEWS critic Jack Mathews predicts the gay cowboy movie, which takes place in Wyoming, may be "too much for red-state audiences, but it gives the liberal-leaning Academy a great chance to stick its thumb in conservatives' eyes." Director Ang Lee's movie staring Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger won the Golden Lion, the top prize at the Venice Film Festival earlier this fall. But will a movie even Madonna calls "shocking" sit with the heartland? Playwright and lifelong Wyomingite tells the STAR-TRIBUNE of Casper this week that she has never encountered a gay cowboy, and doesn't think it's right for Hollywood to portray Wyoming as a state with gay cowboys. Her message to the writers of BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN: “Don't try and take what we had, which was wonderful -- the cowboys that settled the state and made it what it was -- don't ruin that image... There's nothing better than plain old cowboys and the plain old history without embellishing it to suit everyone." Meanwhile, Michell Howard of the state's Travel and Tourism Division says her agency is already hearing a buzz that people in other countries are expressing interest in visiting Wyoming because of the film. “It's gotten rave reviews from the international community,” she said. “I don't know if they're more tolerant or something, but they're viewing it as a great Western movie.” Developing... http://www.drudgereport.com/flash3bm.htm Sounds like an update Midnight Cowboy set in the West. Anything Madonna finds shocking, I want to see

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Slurp, slurp

Yep - everyone of em except Helen

total insecurity? I think she was just drunk...

Not any more

the second link was hotter

:rotfl: :good job:

Angelina Jolie can have my goat Im glad you enjoyed the educational videos :read this:

Glad to hear it - I thought for awhile you only liked Goat's milk ;)

Except that was in Oregon...

No one else found this funny? BTW, here was their original video: http://www.funfreepages.com/flash/big_ass_titties.php

Microsoft makes fresh move to Web, challenging Google, Yahoo Microsoft is making a fresh move to bring more services to the Internet in a bid to fend off challenges from rivals like Google and Yahoo that could chip away at the customer base of the world's biggest software firm. Microsoft recently unveiled a strategy for Web services based on its flagship Windows and Office products. http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/11/06/0...4.4ty8s52t.html