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"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" new title
Author JK Rowling has revealed the title of the seventh and final Harry Potter book. It will be called Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
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Disco Dancing Santa Claus
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Skype users to get lie detectors
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Bush's daughter's phone on 'eBay'
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From the desk Santa
A very funny letter found by Joe illustrating just how the whole present giving system works.
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Five reasons to forget about C
Well, Joe found this article on why C should go the way of the dodo
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Open source Java presents world of opportunities
Now that Java is open source what can we do with it?
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Is IBM Happy Over Sun's Open Source Java?
An interesting piece on IBM's feelings about Sun's recent open sourcing of Java
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Golden Gate Bridge considers corporate sponsors
Come on Cisco, time to step up and offer some money to the very symbol that has inspired your corporate logo for years
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'Hairy Fairy' treats shoppers
A modern day fairy, albeit a middle aged man in a pink dress, is handing out free lunches and good deeds in Cornwall England
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Million Dollar Challenge
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Rocky Balboa Trailer
Rocky is back! Trailer looks promising
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Beyonce and Eva Longoria as lesbians next film
My wife found this news nugget - Sophia Coppola will be thanked by men worldwide if her next film gets the go-ahead. :)
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The Conference Community
Andy found this conference site where you can review and discover all about past and future conferences. Pretty neat idea.
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Digging Deep into the Sun/GPL Announcement
James Turner writes a beautiful piece on the reality of the announcement that Java is now GPL. Well worth the read.
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[Thursday] Dark Kong on xbox360, Microsoft+Google+Sun together at last, illegal to die, Christmas Fact #10
posted Thu 15 Dec 05
There are many stories floating around about Microsoft's latest games console XBOX360. Many of the problems associated with shipping, supply and even hardware failures. But games maker Ubisoft, the company behind the King Kong game has made somewhat of a boo-boo with their XBOX version of it; it's too dark to play! Their developers built and tested the game using high definition televisions, but sadly the majority of us are still with normal televisions, which can't display the game in all its richness. Ooops! Ubisoft have said to buy the game but not for XBOX until they figure out a patch to lighten the game. As the boss says, you can never do too much testing!
In a rather surprising partnership, Google, Sun and Microsoft have all joined forces together to create and maintain a new Internet Lab that will foster new companies and how they can turn their idea into mainstream successes. Situated in Berkeley California, the $7.5M lab will be initially staffed by 10 graduates and 6 faculty members, whose aim is to develop web based services to be given away. Although with that sort of budget behind only 16 people, one is expecting great things from this setup.
Many people talk of the nanny state and how much the government is trying to run our lives. Spare a thought for the small town in Brazil, Biritiba Mirim, where the local council has outlawed dying. Being the law abiding citizen I am, if they have broadband, then count me in, eternal life is a definitely a vote winner. Apparently though should you break the law and go and die, then they have no where to put you!
Countdown to Christmas Fact #10:
Jesus will not be 2005 this December 25th.This error can be traced to Dionysius Exiguus, who calculated that Christ was born 753 years after the supposed date of the foundation of Rome by Romulus. Herod died in 4 BC, therefore the Jesus of the Gospels must have been born before that date.
Courtesy of http://nireland.humanists.net/handbk/12myths.html
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