Why would I buy the World of Warcraft Battlechest above all the other retail packages for WoW? Simple, for about half the cost of buying the original WoW and The Burning Crusades separately you get both in the same box plus some strategy guides.…
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Ed Offley details in great minutiae the destruction of the U.S.S. Scorpion by the Soviet Navy on May 22, 1968. I read this book because I had an interest in submarines from when I was a child. My father had books detailing all of the German U-Boats from WWI and WWII.…
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Guild-Wars is an awesome online roleplaying game without monthly basic costs.
A lot of people compare it with successful “World of Warcraft” (WoW) by Blizzard, but in fact it’s a total different game.
Before I come to the pros and cons of the game let me explain what you can expect from Guild Wars:
First of all there are 3 different kind of modes.…
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It looks like the last page refresh has come from engadget.com and live.gizmodo.com and all the news is now news. Kevin Rose’s leaks on the Nano and iTunes were mostly right. The Genius feature looks like the natural evolution of the iTunes MiniStore and smart playlists.…
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I’m having a bit of fun playing with the Twitter Module for Drupal. The project has not been updated since July but there is a lot of discussion about how to patch it. For the uninitiated, this module posts a ‘tweet’ on Twitter whenever you post something to your web site.…
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Jerry Seinfeld was know for his show about nothing. Now he and Bill Gates have their first commercial about nothing. While only a minute and a half it has all the elements of a classic Seinfeld episode. There are several elements which seem out of place but recur for comedic effect.…
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I had a friend ask me for some advice on buying a mac for the home. They had already bought a Mac Book and Mac Book Pro and now it seems time to replace that old generic PC in the kitchen with a new Mac Mini.…
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Even though Entourage supports Exchange Server via a funky hybrid of IMAP and OWA, when you use Entourage with ExchangeLabs, you will have to use it in the IMAP or POP3 mode. You will not have access to your calendars and contacts on the client.…
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ExchangeLabs seems to support the iPhone via ActiveSync for Mail, Contacts, and Calendar. You still have to accept the invalid SSL certificate because the DNS settings are not right and then type in the server name manually. Just change the server to m.exchangelabs.com.…
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ExchangeLabs.com is Microsoft’s hosted Exchange server solution. It is not a true Exchange Server implementation but it does offer many of the features of Exchange. One of those features is Chat. Of course you could use the MSN client on Mac OS X.…
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New Moon is a stirring, romantic, sequel about a love for a vampire leading to heartbreak, friendship, love, and then a brainless betrayal with consequences.
Bella is in deeper than any human in history with mythical wars raging around her. Between her beloved vampire family and her protective pack of werewolves she is torn between the one she loves so dearly but broke her heart to keep her safe and the one keeping her together while her true love was off, playing hooky.…
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I’m selling my old G4. Have a look on Craigs List for the details.
http://dallas.craigslist.org/sdf/sys/800831859.html
*This item has been sold*
Web site for a High School Band in Bellingham, Washington
