Well so what do you think about the live8 concert ?
Do you think the leader at the G8 Summit Will forgive Africa of all it debts and help the people of that nation will they pull a we don't care about you at all deal can only hope that will do the right thing and help those people .But I think the issue will be somehow turn around and be the focus of Iraq and our sorry president war .I can only say that is my believe and everyone has there's.
Also If want to contact the G8 Summit Leader .I also added link to contact them
So if you want drop a comment and let me know what you think




G8 World Leader's

"Every three seconds, a child dies in Africa from starvation or disease: 30,000 die every day. The continued presence of AIDS and armed conflicts, combined with a tremendous debt burden and widespread illiteracy, have kept the people of the African continent from achieving their deserved equality on the world stage. Twenty…"

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The PS3 might be expensive for SONY: "

Source : http://www.gamekult.com

According to a Japanese newspaper, the PS3 might cost quite some money to SONY, especially for its official launch. Indeed, the original target price was 337Euros in Japan, but the real cost could be 70Euro higher. The reason is linked to the price of high-tech or high-end components such the Cell processor and the Blu-Ray drive.

A projection is evaluating the deficit for the first year to almost 1 billion Euros.

Game console are systematically sold to their production price or even lower (so no profit), manufacturers earn money thanks to game licenses, then later on to the decrease of components price due to large volume productions and availability. For example, the PIII in the current Xbox3 is not costing more than its current production cost.

However, the competition with the Xbox360 could challenge the financial plan built by Sony for its PS3 launch.

For sure, end-users, the customers, will profit from this already announced price fight between the future next generation game consoles. Evaluating the price of the game for each console will also later on give information regarding the price that game developers will have to pay to get a license.




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Apple co founder Steve Wozniak has six iPods loaded with different types of music.

He told Digital Life that The Cranberries are one of his top three favourite bands. He is also partial to Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen.

He keeps his music on a 17-inch PowerBook, which is "with me all the time".

"I have six iPods including the iPod Photo, the Shuffle and the iPod minis. My favourite is the U2 iPod. Each iPod contains a different type of music," he sai

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by James R. Stoup
Jul 01, 2005
Longhorn, by the features
WFS: Cut
.NET Framework: Cut
MONAD: Cut
Integrated Search: Cut
Avalon: Who knows?
Indigo: Who knows?
IE7: You can repaint a Kia, lower it down, put rims on it and think you are cool, but at the end of the day it is still a Kia.
And so it goes, on and on. Feature after feature is cut, promise after promise is broken, and what do we have at the end of the day? XP SP3. If Microsoft fails to deliver something approaching decent with Longhorn then they will be in trouble. Big trouble. And most people haven’t even realized this yet. But they will soon enough.

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News: AMD files broad antitrust suit against Intel: "Semiconductor maker AMD has filed an antitrust suit against rival Intel, just as Apple has announced plans to switch its computers to an Intel-based architecture."

(Via MacCentral.)

HP OfficeJet 4215 All-in-One by Hewlett-Packard: "The HP OfficeJet 4215 All-in-One offers home office users an easy-to-use and compact product with professional photo quality printing. Print or copy borderless 4 x 6 photos or with borders in standard and custom sizes. Optional HP 58 Photo inkjet cartridge supports 6-ink color printing with up to 4800 optimized dpi when printing from your Mac. Copy or print at speeds up to 17 ppm black and 12 ppm color. Scan at 600 x 1200 dpi optical resolution, convenient one-touch scan to email button and save time with the 20 page automatic document feeder for faxing, scanning or copying."

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Wellit has fianly happen.We are file sharing is doom .Look like there are going to be alot of lawsuits coming in the next fews days and alot of site beoing force to shut down .So thank you all the one for say file sharing is wrong.Look like you won and hope you have a fun when they increase the price on files and music and movies


Below is the full link

File-sharing suffers major defeat: "The US Supreme Court, in a surprise ruling, decides file-sharing firms are liable for the piracy on their networks."

(Via BBC News.)

Hey i going to try to see if i can post the the broken video's on this blog and have o for you to watch and even download.
I hope to have this done by next week are so.So say posted to this blog for updates

5/17/2005 07:46:00 PM
Posted by R.P. Hughes, Software Engineer

As a Mac user, my heart sank a little when I first saw the post about the Google Video Upload Program. Clearly, the concept is cool. It was just that all-too-ubiquitous .exe file you must run to upload your videos. Of course I know that something like 90% of the desktop/notebook computers sold today run Windows. But in my circle of friends (admittedly a small one -- I blame the caffeine), almost everyone uses a Mac, and the rest use Linux or some other UNIX-like substance. Anyhow, this Video announcement inevitably led to a lot of flak (again) from my friends about how Google was shipping yet another Windows-only application. "I thought Google has lots of smart developers." "Doesn't Google know how to write platform independent software?" Blah, blah, blah.

But this time, I took it as a personal challenge. I shoot a lot of video, and I edit it on my Mac. How hard could it be to write a compatible video uploader that would run everywhere? As I soon discovered, not very hard at all. After all, I have access to the C++ source code for the existing Windows-specific uploader, and I can spend my 20% time working on whatever I want. And I have plenty of experience writing portable code, given that I program in Java.

Java comes pre-installed on the vast majority of operating systems in use today, or it's available as a free download from Sun. And software written in Java really, really does work across all those platforms, as a decade of work by software developers can attest. The Java mantra "Write once, run anywhere" is a reality -- it just works. Java programs also tend to be less buggy than their C/C++ counterparts, and programmers working in Java are a lot more productive - but these are topics for another post.

Anyway, now you can sign up for the Google Video Uploader for Macintosh, and ditto for Linux (and UNIX and Solaris and HP-UX and AIX and lots of other platforms). The same sign-up page goes to to the Windows version too. So now I can ponder a different problem - namely, which of my videos I want to share with the world.


Thanks R.P. Hughes, Software Engineer

Safari Icon Manager lets you browse Safari's icon cache. The icons stored in this cache are the the little icons you see in the History and Bookmarks menus, and also next to the address bar. It also lets you empty it, so new icons will be downloaded on the next visit to the site.

(Via MacUpdate - Mac OS X.)

Well folk i added the lastest podcast from the good people over twit.tv website.At the moment the link seems to be down or they might be having server problems .So if you want then check out the link.Also every time they come out with a new podcast .I will post it here for all to hear

Synchronize! Pro X by Qdea: "Synchronize! Pro X is a professional-strength backup and file synchronization utility. It makes bootable backups of your Mac OS X or OS X Server system disk and synchronizes files between any two folders. If your computer or your main hard disk fails, you can be up and running again by starting up any Macintosh from the backup. Files that are replaced or deleted can be archived, so that old files can be accessed later. Archived files can be grouped into convenient sizes for writing to CD-R or DVD."

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Apple updates Hot Deals site: "Apple has updated its Hot Deals Web site with the latest offerings from B&H Photo and Video..."

(Via MacMinute.)

Warning: In Five Seconds, This PC Will Self-Destruct: "

Companies looking to protect sensitive data on stolen gadgets are taking a page from Hollywood, with hard drives that destroy themselves when picked up by a thief, software that remotely zaps documents from a desktop computer and technology that scrubs clean handheld devices when the wrong password is entered too many times.

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