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Microsoft: Windows 7: Cure for a bad economy? - It's no secret that Windows 7 will ship before the end of the year. In related news, InfoWorld reports Microsoft tweaks Experience Index for Windows 7 and MSDN Blog has article called 'Engineering Windows 7'
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Awesome Tunnel Has 41,000 LEDs (video) - This project is a two hundred foot tunnel made by an artist named Leo Villareal. The lights are actually 41,000 LEDs that move in various patterns. You can see the display in the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. through the end of 2009
Barack Obama May be the Next Antichrist, Hitler or Both - I am amazed at the amount of people that took this seriously!
Alien Speculation (video) - Will the real ET be little green men or little green bacteria? SETI Institute Senior Astronomer Seth Shostak theorizes what our first alien encounter might be like
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Echelon Conspiracy Trailer - Mysterious cell phone messages promise a young engineer untold wealth, then make him the target of a deadly international plot that threatens the entire world.
Greg Mottola's Adventureland Red Band Trailer - Miramax has debuted a crazy red band trailer for Adventureland, the 80's coming-of-age comedy from Superbad director Greg Mottola.
The Science of Watchmen Video - University of Minnesota physics professor James Kakalios was hired as a science consultant on Watchmen and now with the release just a few weeks away, Kakalios has put together this short video talking about various scientific aspects of the film. I was hoping this would be a lot cooler than it was, but it's still a good watch and it's interesting to hear about the actual scientific side of things in Watchmen
Everything is Possible (video) - Sometimes Internet videos don't go wrong. Here are some excerpts from the only 30 times that's happened.
Porn in the USA: Conservatives are biggest consumers - While levels are fairly consistent across the US, eight of the top 10 pornography-consuming states voted Republican, says a study.
12-hour Viagra-fuelled Orgy Ends in Death - The 28-year-old Russian man died after taking a bottle of Viagra pills for an apparent 12-hour sex romp
Maggie Grace - UHQ Photoshoot Celebrity Pictures - Margaret Grace Denig (born September 21, 1983), known professionally as Maggie Grace, is an American actress
Megan Fox Shows Us Some Awesome Cleavage - I know you had no doubt that her cleavage was going to be awesome, but Megan goes and proves that it's even more awesome than you had ever imagined!

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Sabot

(02:36 PM CET - Mar,04 2009 )

I'm afraid there is a simple answer to the MacBook Air hinge, that is to NEVER buy an Apple product again!? Like it's soooo simple. Also, why buy as soon as released? Wait until folks 'beta' test it and then read feed back. It's the same old scenario with software (games etc) nothing new. Besides what do folks do to break a laptop hinge? I've had my Dell for nearly a year and can't for the life of me think i could break the hinge accidently. Bizarre

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