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oh yea and he really knows what is what
the dick head stands by arcane copyright laws and at the same time murdoch himself steals photographers images & refuses to pay the guy
(as in the photographer who took the great shots of the volcano in iceland)
http://www.foxnews.com/slideshow/scitech/2010/03/21/volcano-erupts-iceland/?slide=29#slide=1

http://www.p2pnet.net/story/39219
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/story/photographer-claims-fox-news-stole-his-volcano-pics_1141322

he is a liar and a arsehole and needs to be removed from his monopolizing business

What? LOOK at the woman and tell me she's "the definition of not busty." She's about a D cup, which is pretty much exactly where the term "busty" starts to apply.

1970, The original design of the famous Rolling Stones Tongue. It's designed in order by Jagger who wasn't satisfied with the logo's presented by his record company. It was designed by John Pasche, a student who got paid 50 pounds to make this design.

The logo represent the thick lips of Mick Jagger with a rebellish attitude of the band.
It was first presented as cover for the album Sticky Fingers of 1971.

This most famous Rock logo is currently owned by the Victoria and Albert Museum in Londen, who paid a bit more than 50,000 pounds for the design.

The Indie Alt-Rock group "Kiosk" did something similar with the music video for "Stratospheric". It includes CCTV video of the band on the street, edited together with video surveillance of criminals in the act.

On MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/londonkiosk

On YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BBCMYO2PHQ

Free MP3 download: http://www.contactmusic.com/new/home.nsf/webpages/kioskx25x09x03

No connection to the band. In fact I think the music sucks... Still, they simply don't have as good of a PR guy working for them.

The Doors rarely, if ever, let their music be used in commercials.

Link to an article from 10/2006 about it.

Scientology has 10 million members including high-profile followers such as Tom Cruise and John Travolta.

Don't forget

Beck

Jenna Elfman

Leah Remini (King of Queens, Old School)

Jason Lee

Juliette Lewis

and a bunch of others...

Seth

People have been arrested for wearing masks outside.

You just stated that huge numbers of people are buying lo def tv's today every hour.
No, I didn't. I stated that lots of people are buying TVs, I made no mention of what type other than that the proportion which are HD will obviously rise going forward. Your assertion that it's currently a very low percentage is not backed up by my own experience, or what I am reading. As an example, this article says that 1 in 6 homes already have at least 1 HDTV. And this one says that HDTV sales are expected to exceed SDTV sales next year.

any HD tv without HDMI soon won't be able to decode HD signals
That's simply not true. Nothing (short of a hammer) is going to stop my existing TV from being able to display the same signals it can now. Whilst new devices and new formats (e.g. BluRay) may have the capability to block non-HDMI output there is a growing feeling that the studios are in reality unlikley to ever use that capability. Time will tell. What is perfectly evident is that in 2 or 3 years HD will be entirely mainstream, and the Wii will be the only console on the market which doesn't support it. I think that's a mistake, but again, only time will tell.

In the end it's better to wait, stick with your lo def tv that's been fine for the past 20 years, and see what stabilizes. YYou save time, headaches, and money
Well duh. Of course you save money by waiting, that's always the way with technology. In fact, taken to it's natural conclusion you could decide to never buy anything ever and save all your money. I could have saved $2k by buying my main TV now instead of 3 years ago, but then I wouldn't have been watching HD for the last 3 years. Likewise, I spent $600 on an Intel PII some years ago - if only I'd waited! It's a pointless argument - there's always something better and cheaper around the corner.

In the movie "Inside Man", an 8-year-old boy carries with him a portable video game system. The "villian" in the movie plays the game briefly, and we see the game action on the screen. This clip of the scene is Spike Lee's over-the-top attempt to show us that video game violence has gone too far. Ironically, he fears someone may take his idea and run with it.

http://www.contactmusic.com/new/film.nsf/reviews/t opsecret

Between GW Bush saying "Will the highways on the Internet become more few?" and Kazakhstan banning Borat's website, is this really surprising?

For P. Diddy it made sense: the P. was getting in between him and his people. I forget why he changed it the first time.

I'd just like to say with this change Joobooger! or whatever will be the bane of sentence chunkers everwhere. What does that exlamation point mean anyway? When I read a sentence that says, "...representives from here, there, Joobooger!, and Google were in attendance" do I have to yell the Joombeegler!? How do you know if I was really excited when asking that question or not?

Here's to our hastened fall into CHAOS!!

Yay, now we can hear the real thing, not that fake robot rock that almost got me fired.

Unless she's Paris Hilton -- in which case you've got bigger problems than diamonds, you poor sucker.

hearing that James Spader slept with William Shatner, I don't think I can look at Capt. Kirk in quite the same way again.

So what was it that turned you off, was it the idea of spooning Capt, Kirk, or that he smelled like a lamb sausage???

At first when I saw this headline on Matt Drudge, perhaps Speilberg was sad because the yet this was yet another cheesey episode in a long melodramatic series. However, the article says Steve was genuinely moved by the film.

Of at least, in OJ's case, no more money. here

Oh... and in Robert Blake's case also. here

http://www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndweb pages/alexandra%20paul%20arrested%20in%20protest/

Other related stories http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=&q=%22alexan dra+paul%22&btnG=Search+News

Are you sure it's not been mentioned anywhere?

I think it has...

Mark

(I don't care if I've been trolled, that was silly fun :)