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20 February 2008
will ferrell: lane bryant spokesperson?
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Filed under: Wacky and Weird, Fashion Police, Full Throttle FashionTMZ.com: Either Will Ferrell got hold of one of Star Jones' old pre-gastric business suits or he's into looking like a WNBA player on her way to church!Ferrell wore this khaki monstrosity to the premiere of his new film, "Semi-Pro," on Tuesday. Hopefully, the... Read more 
classiest women alive go out to dinner
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GMTFiled under: Wacky and Weird, DrunksTMZ.com: Who needs a budget? All these wannabe porn stars needed was a few drinks at Katsuya to create a video that would make their mothers so incredibly proud.We have no clue who they are, but after celebrating a birthday inside the Hollywood sushi house,... Read more tmz falls for oldest trick in book
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GMTFiled under: Paparazzi VideoTMZ.com: Parker Posey faked us out yesterday in NYC.Parker dodged our queries about a rumored fling with fellow hipster icon Moby, then used a 6th grade ploy to make us go away.... Read more vintage supermodels off the rack
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GMTFiled under: Music, Beauty, 'Memba Them?!TMZ.com: In the '70s, Donna Summer had a string of hits with tracks like "Bad Girls," "Hot Stuff" and the closing song of every wedding reception and gay bar -- "Last Dance." Guess what she looks like now!... Read more dvd jon breaks free of itunes drm
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Filed under: iTSToday's Times Online reports that DVD Jon has introduced new software that allows you to break iTunes DRM and play back your iTunes purchases on any device. Apparently this new anti-DRM software works with an unsual analog-hole. It replays songs in fast-forward and copies the audio track. The Times articles says that this tool can convert about two hundred tracks per hour. More info is at the DoubleTwist site. At the moment the so 
21 words zomg myspace vs itunes
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Filed under: iTS, Odds and ends
Ohai ZOMG. Realz! MySpace can has fab nu Music cheezburger. Wurks with iPod, all 4 awzom Muzik labels! Dayz wil haz MP3 for $$. "MySpaceMusic" so kyoot! Universal Music/MySpace fwends -- bai bai "copyright-infringement lawsuit" for realz. iTunes ftl. MySpace ftw. kthxbai.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
apple issues c&d takedown order to hymn project software
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Filed under: iTS, iTunes, Bad Apple digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/software/DRM_Stripping_Requiem_Project_Attacked_by_Apple_Lawyer_Bots'; Wow. Good thing that DoubleTwist is waiting in the OS X wings for anyone who wants to rip DRM from their iTunes purchases. Apple just issued a C&D off to the ISP hosting the Hymn-inspired Requiem software. DrmBytes, a hymn moderator, posted that hymn-project.org will no longer allow links to DRM-stripping s 69 words microsoft releases latest xp sp3 build
20-02-08
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Microsoft has flung open the door for anyone interested in getting their mitts on release candidate 2 of Windows XP SP3.?
fastscale dishes new nicole richie composer suite
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Dietary software specialist Fastscale has tied a bow around a new version of its flagship software and offered up the package to customers.?
larry lessig for congress?
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mary beth maxwell: elaine chao's absence of accountability
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eben esterhuizen: hugging an accountant is smarter than hugging a tree
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jon wiener: anti-hillary sentiment on the rise among leading feminists
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adam hanft: the curious myth of hillary clinton's senate effectiveness
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rj eskow: clinton's new 527 will backfire. a drummer explains why.
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mobile operators go unlimited... just as isps insist they need to charge per byte?
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There was a ton of press coverage yesterday over the fact that one-by-one, Verizon Wireless, AT&T and T-Mobile all announced $99 "unlimited" calling plans, ahead of Sprint who had actually been rumored to be gearing up to launch just such a plan. There were a few different storylines that could make this interesting. For example, it's not clear why it's such a huge deal when regional operator MetroPCS has been offering unlimited calling for age 255 words