why the aussie dollar dive

clipped from business.theage.com.au Australian dollar has collapsed from nearly matching the US dollar in July. key reasons for the historic slide Australia's relatively high interest rates drew investors, especially from Japan, to sink their hard-earned into Aussie dollars. When the dollar dropped, however, those gains were wiped out, scorching investors who won't be back soon. Commodities account for about half the country's exports. All good when their prices are rising, but a drag when they aren't. Iron-ore and coal are the two biggies in value terms, and prices for both are set to be slashed at coming meetings with Chinese and other Asian buyers. Yawning deficit. Australians have been buying more from overseas than we export for years. When dividends and debt repayments are taken into account, the gap is among the largest The RBA has 'intervened' twice slow the dollar's slide. That means it's been buying Australian dollars signalling to traders that dumping the dollar is not a one-way bet.

Super service - by BJ Queen

clipped from scienceblogs.com With a Truck That Big, He Must Know What He's Doing Hah, hah, hah. Look, I know what you're thinking, and laugh all you want, but I want you to know that I called these guys to remodel my kitchen. They were prompt, courteous, clean, hard-working, and I was completely satisfied with the oral sex.

photos to make you think,smile and cry

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10 Fun Facts About Pablo Picasso

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the blue Rose - finally!

clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk The creation of blue roses – long thought to be impossible – was masterminded by an Australian-based subsidiary of Suntory, a Japanese company. The firm has invested three billion yen in the creation of blue roses, blue carnations and other blue flowers since 1990. Its scientists successfully pioneered implanting the gene that produces Delphinidin, the primary plant pigment that produces a blue hue but is not found naturally in roses. A blue rose has long been synonymous with the unattainable, from signifying unrequited love in Chinese folklore to its Victorian era connotations of symbolising a quest for the impossible. Those inspired by the image of a blue rose range from Rudyard Kipling who penned poems about the unnaturally-hued blooms to a string of characters featuring in modern day Japanese "anime" animation. will go on sale commercially next Autumn.

Australia-Compulsory super must be dropped

Compulsory super must be dropped | Opinion | News.com.au

Antec Three Hundred Case Review

Antec Three Hundred Case Review | Hardware Secrets

incredible! build an oil cooled computer

overclockers...look out!!

clipped from gizmodo.com Custom PC maker Puget Systems has decided to capitalize on their wildly successful YouTube video demonstrating a mineral oil-cooled "Aquarium PC" by actually selling a DIY version. Puget claims that they have been running the system for over a year now with "no ill effect on the hardware," which may or may not help ease the mind of anyone willing to void all of their warranties. •Aquarium tank and cover •Motherboard tray and IO panel •Power/HDD LEDs •Power switch (mounted to top panel) •SSD hard drive mounting bracket, and all necessary screws •Power cord and extension cord to bottom of the tank •Kit does not include light kits, however, lights are available separately.

What's a multimeter? How to use it to test your PSU rails

What's a multimeter? How to use it to test your PSU rails? (howto) - Dev Hardware

Copying DVDs Is Easy: Tutorial

Copying DVDs Is Easy: Tutorial- Step 1

Plane Landing at St Maarten

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Beautiful Grunge Photoshop Tutorials

40 Beautiful Grunge Photoshop Tutorials | Tutorials | Smashing Magazine

Fonts mashup of Four Celebrities

clipped from www.divinecaroline.com As part of an ad campaign for the Sao Palo newspaper Folha de S. Palo, these four illustrations show how beautiful typography is still an attractive way to sell an idea.

Move Windows XP Hard Drive or Change Motherboard Without Getting BSOD

clipped from www.itrang.net a) Before moving the hard drive 1. Go to Control Panel and open System 2. Click Hardware tab and click Device Manager button. 3. Expand IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers by clicking the + sign. 4. Right click on the FIRST controller on the list and select Update Driver. 5. Select No, not this time when asked “Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software?” and click Next. 6. Select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) and click Next. 7. Select Don’t search. I will choose the driver to install and click Next. 8. Select Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller and click Next. 9. Click No when ask to restart. Now shutdown the computer, remove the hard drive and install it on another computer.

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Computer Power User Article - DDR Deathmatch

DDR Deathmatch
A Collection Of Kits Duke It Out For Memory Supremacy
There's no doubt about it—DDR2 is the most prolific system memory technology currently in use. All of AMD’s platforms rely on it, because the Phenom and Athlon processors all have integrated memory controllers able to recognize DDR2 modules exclusively. And although Intel is pushing the advantages of DDR3 memory, most third-party motherboard vendors are still arming Core 2-based platforms with DDR2 slots. After all, DDR2 is the incumbent. It’s significantly less expensive and, thus far, almost every bit as fast as DDR3.

But the undisputed reign of DDR2 is coming to an end, just like DDR before it. The imminent launch of Intel’s Nehalem architecture will not only see the X58 chipset embrace three channels of memory in lieu of two, adding extra throughput, but it will also support DDR3 alone. Officially, you should only expect Intel to advocate DDR3-1066. Behind closed doors, however, it’s clear that a number of motherboard vendors will adopt speeds as high as 2,000MHz to push performance even further.

AMD is also expected to hop onboard with DDR3, though it won’t be cutting ties with DDR2 entirely. According to the company’s internal roadmaps, AMD plans to launch its Socket AM3 interface at the end of 2008, simultaneously introducing DDR3 and its 45nm Deneb quad-core Phenom. Those AM3-based chips should drop into AM2+ motherboards, extending the life of systems using DDR2. However, you won’t be able to drop an AM2+ processor into one of the newer boards because the older Phenoms and Athlons don’t have DDR3 memory controllers built in.

And so, DDR2 and DDR3 will be your memory options through 2009, the former fading as the latter receives intensified backing from Intel, followed by AMD’s joining the party. By rounding up a handful of memory kits centering on both technologies, we seek to find the best options for overclocking, value, and overall performance.


Corsair TWIN2X4096-8500C5D




TWIN2X4096-8500C5D
$135
Corsair
www.corsair.com
CPU Rating: 4

The first kit to hit our lab is Corsair’s verbosely named TWIN2X4096-8500C5D, a 4GB package consisting of two 2GB memory modules. Rated for DDR2-1066 frequencies, an enthusiast kit like this is ideal if you’re building a new system using an AMD Phenom X3 or X4 processor, which officially caps out at 1,066MHz.

Of course, raw frequency is just one variable in the performance picture. Corsair also emphasizes the low latencies of its Dominator family, to which the TWIN2X4096 belongs. At 2.1V, Corsair says that the 1,066MHz modules can achieve timings of 5-5-5-15-2T. Bear in mind that JEDEC, the semiconductor engineering standardization body responsible for defining DDR2, originally only went up to DDR2-800 in its list of DDR2 speeds. DDR2-1066 was added after the fact as a specialty spec late in 2007. Nevertheless, it bears the same 1.8V recommendation, so these Corsair modules are running a little “hot” vs. the official sanction.

Corsair deals with the higher voltage (and the increased heat generated as a result) by sandwiching the ICs on both sides of its PCB with thin extruded aluminum heatsinks. If you take a top-down look at the modules, you’ll actually see four rows of fins. The outer pair draws heat from the memory chips themselves, while the inner two pull heat from the circuit board.

If you’re building a Phenom-based enthusiast-class machine, modules like Corsair’s TWIN2X4096-8500C5D are ideal for several reasons. First, they take advantage of the fastest speed grade recognized by AMD’s built-in controller. Second, they sport ultra-low timings—a one-two punch for realizing great performance. An unlocked Phenom Black Edition CPU on a 790FX/SB750-based motherboard is going to yield the best overclocking results without ever needing to get involved with extreme memory tweaking.

But ironically, in order to get the most comparable benchmark scores, we shied away from the Phenom/790FX combo and tested using Asus’ 780i-based Striker II Formula motherboard armed with the same Core 2 Duo E8500 used to evaluate the other five kits. Corsair’s Dominator kit had little trouble keeping up with and, in the case of our Photoshop test, beating the DDR3 contenders. Of course, the extra burst of speed comes from running 4GB of capacity. We’re at an inflection point now where the move to 4GB does outweigh an extra bit of frequency.

Crucial 2GB Ballistix DDR2-800 (BL2KIT12864AA80A)



2GB (1GBx2)
Ballistix DDR2-800
$54.99
Crucial
www.crucial.com
CPU
Rating: 3.5

You don’t always need to spend big money to garner great performance. Priced under $60, this 2GB Crucial Ballistix memory kit centers on DDR2 technology rated for 800MHz. We heard great things about its overclocking headroom, though, and wanted to see how far these modules would go. But before we tune the 1GB sticks, it’s worth noting that even at stock settings, Crucial’s kit puts up a respectable fight. It is officially rated at 800MHz, running aggressive 4-4-4-12 latencies. Matched to an older, pre-Phenom AMD processor with a memory controller limited to 800MHz, these modules make for a perfect drop-in.

The Ballistix modules use nearly as much voltage as Corsair’s Dominator family—a whopping 2.0V. Like Corsair, Crucial employs heat spreaders to help combat the effects of pumping more juice through the modules. The orange aluminum plates don’t quite cover all of the memory ICs, but that doesn’t seem to hurt their performance at all. And despite overshooting JEDEC’s 1.8V standard by 0.2V, Crucial’s offering handles heat without an issue. But just in case these modules succumb to electromigration due to the elevated voltage, Crucial also protects the 2GB kit with a lifetime warranty; you’re covered.

Crucial’s kit steps into this technological cage match at a disadvantage. It not only centers on aging DDR2 but also runs at just 800MHz and offers 2GB of capacity as a kit. Although memory bandwidth at default settings clearly lags, overall performance remains competitive—even beating the 2GHz DDR3 kit from OCZ priced nearly $200 higher. Best of all, we saw great overclocking performance from the Ballistix modules. Hitting 1,066MHz at CAS 4 was stable; bandwidth started to drop off at 1,083MHz at CAS 5.

How to connect your Laptop/PC/Computer to your TV

How to connect your Laptop/PC/Computer to your TV

How to connect your Laptop/PC/Computer to your TV

wanted to show all of my pictures and videos to my family from my laptop onto our HDTV, but unfortunately I did not have the correct cords and so after fumbling around for 30 minutes trying to connect my computer to the TV, I had to tell everyone that they would have to wait till the next weekend! Pretty annoying considering the times we live in, it should be quite easy to connect the two together!

So here’s a quick walk-through of all the methods that I know (if you know any more, please comment) to connect a laptop or PC to your TV:

1. S-Video - This is probably the most common method out there currently because an S-Video cable is cheap as heck and just about every TV under the sun has a S-Video port. You’ll have to make sure you laptop is equipped with this port. Remember, there are two types of S-Video cables: 4-pin and 7-pin. Most laptops and PC’s are equipped with a 7-pin port, so if your TV only has a 4-pin S-Video port, then this method will not work.

2. VGA - If you have a HDTV, then you will be better off connecting using a VGA cable. It gives much better quality than S-Video and as with S-Video, the cable is very cheap. You usually won’t find a VGA port on regular TV’s though, so this option is if you have an HDTV.

3. DVI - DVI stands for Digital Visual Interface with “digital” being the key word there. The digital signal will give a higher quality picture than either S-Video or VGA. Of course, your computer will need to have a DVI connection and your TV will need to be an HDTV. This cord is definitely not cheap, it ranges anywhere from $40 to $80.

4. HDMI - Using HDMI will give you the best quality by far. No computers that I know of yet have HDMI ports, but you can get a DVI to HDMI cable to connect it to your HDTV. HDMI is compatible with DVI.

5. Scan Converter Box - This is the last method that I could think of and it involves using a scan converter box, which takes a VGA signal and converts it into S-Video or component video.

Here’s a graphic I created with some pictures of the various cables:




Hope this helps someone!

Man: same method - different ages

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Czech Republic :A Skeleton Church

clipped from www.travel-to.info 40,000 to 70,000 bones creepy a church in the town of Sedlec in the Czech Republic, the Sedlec Ossuary. reputation for having bones as organic decorations on the church ceiling, walls, archways, and practically anywhere. The church traces its roots in 1218 when Abbot Henry spread a jar of cemetery soil from the Holy Land over the Chapel. Tens of thousands of bodies have been buried in the Sedlec Ossuary by 1318 amid the plagues and the wars. Two centuries later, the bones were exhumed to give way for more interments. The Duke of Schwartzenberg ordered the use of the human remains as the ghastly adornment for the church. Human bones turns the sacred burial and praying ground into a wonderful, bizarre, bone tingling work of art. Bone for decorations works well for the chapel with giant bell  mounds of bones are placed in every corner, archways featuring human femurs and caput, and a chandelier that has almost all the bones of the human body are some of the well-known pieces.

Charlie Chaplin!

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POLITICALLY CORRECT

HOW TO SPEAK ABOUT MEN AND BE POLITICALLY CORRECT:

1. He does not have a 'BEER GUT' - He has developed a

'LIQUID GRAIN STORAGE FACILITY.'

2. He is not a 'BAD DANCER' - He is

' OVERLY CAUCASIAN.'

3. He does not 'GET LOST ALL THE TIME' - He

' INVESTIGATES ALTERNATIVE DESTINATIONS.'

4. He is not 'BALDING' - He is in

'FOLLICLE REGRESSION.'

5. He does not act like a 'TOTAL ASS' - He develops a case of

RECTAL-CRANIAL INVERSION.'

6. It's not his 'CRACK' you see hanging out of his pants - It's

'REAR CLEAVAGE.'


HOW TO SPEAK ABOUT WOMEN AND BE POLITICALLY CORRECT:

1. She is not a 'BABE' or a 'CHICK' - She is a

' BREASTED AMERICAN.'

2. She is not 'EASY' - She is

'HORIZONTALLY ACCESSIBLE.'

3. She is not a 'DUMB BLONDE' - She is a

'LIGHT-HAIRED DETOUR OFF THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY.'

4. She has not 'BEEN AROUND' - She is a

'PREVIOUSLY-ENJOYED COMPANION.'

5. She does not 'NAG' you - She becomes

' VERBALLY REPETITIVE.'

6. She is not a 'TWO-BIT HOOKER' - She is a

' LOW COST PROVIDER.'

Surf Teahupoo

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$21,000 'no use' for first homebuyers

$21,000 &squo;no use&squo; argues Symond | The Daily Telegraph

AUSSIE Home Loans boss John Symond claims $21,000 grants will be of little use to Sydney homebuyers unless more affordable land with services is freed up.

Mr Symond yesterday accused governments of failing to provide a solution to the housing crisis, which is more acute in Sydney than anywhere else in Australia.

$21,000 &squo;no use&squo; argues Symond | The Daily Telegraph

"Governments have to move ... because you have to get the land released, then get the cost of services right and get them connected and delivered to purchasers in an affordable environment,'' Mr Symond said.

$21,000 &squo;no use&squo; argues Symond | The Daily Telegraph

"The land is too expensive anyway,'' he said.

Mr Symond said yesterday that successive governments had negligently allowed the housing problem to get out of hand.

"To get new land release in Sydney you have to drive a couple of hours out of town and pay $300,000 or $400,000,'' he said.

"Then on each block of land on average there's $150,000 worth of costs for services which has been totally passed on to the developer and which they then totally pass on to the poor old first homebuyer.''

But some relief could be on the way over the next few weeks as Premier Nathan Rees is expected to remove controversial developer levies, which add up to $50,000 to the cost of new homes.

MYASS sign ...

clipped from villageofjoy.com clipped from villageofjoy.com McDonald’s Road Sign in YASS clipped from villageofjoy.com New South Wales.

lovely photo

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spectacular side-walk art

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Christmas house musical light show

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traffic sign story

Processor Electrical specs...voltage,max temp..

Processor Electrical Specifications

Bang for the Buck computer Build

clipped from www.extremetech.com Build a Bang for the Buck PC September 18, 2008 We're certain that this build is comprised of components each of which is the best you can get for the money, period. Note that this isn't a bang for the buck system; it's a system comprised of bang for the buck components. is a set of guidelines swap out any part from this build for any other compatible part you like. Round and round it goes, until the three of us finally agree on a build comprised of the best parts for the scratch you'd spend on them. Here is what we came up with:

Case

Antec Three Hundred Black

Power Supply

Antec earthwatts EA500

Motherboard

Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3L

CPU

Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 with stock cooler

Memory

4GB (2x2GB) Kingston KVR800D2N6K2/4G 800MHz

Graphics Card

AMD ATI Radeon HD 4850

Audio Card

SoundBlaster Titanium PCI Express

Optical Drive

Lite-On DH-401S08C BD drive

Hard Drive

Western Digital Caviar WD6400AAKS 640GB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gbps

An old chef bloopers challenges Ramsay

Warning: VERY coarse language....but if you can stand f@$#%ing Ramsay then you can stomach this f&$%#ing pr%$#k

clipped from www.news.com.au Warning: VERY coarse language The footage makes Gordon Ramsay sound like a nun TV chef Peter Russell Clarke spits sauce in blooper video HE was the 1980s TV chef famous for giggles and trademark "G'day" and became fodder for countless comedians who mimicked his bright and breezy style.

Guitar Zeros show gamers how to hack toy axes

globeandmail.com: Controller Freak

Guitar Zeros show gamers how to hack toy axes

Chad Sapieha, today at 11:33 AM EDT

The cover story of the latest issue of popular do-it-yourself magazine Make features the Guitar Zeros, a California-based band the bassist and lead guitarist of which use hacked Guitar Hero axes rather than traditional guitars to make music.

Owen Grace, who plays “lead controller,” was so obsessed with Activision's music game that he decided to plug his plastic instrument into his laptop and start writing software that would allow him to use the controller's five fret buttons, strummer, whammy bar, and motion sensitivity to play and dynamically modify the sound of 32 distinct notes.

He set his friend up with a hacked bass controller, recruited a drummer and a vocalist, and suddenly the Guitar Zeros had been formed. They've played dozens of gigs across the U.S., as well as a few in Canada, the U.K., and Australia.

The video below, produced by online magazine Current, includes interviews with several band members and shows a few snippets of a Guitar Zeros performance. (The atonal melodies and abrasive vocals aren't really my bag, but different strokes...)

These guys have been doing this for a couple of years now, so they've got the toy-to-instrument transformation process down to an art. The Make magazine article provides detailed information on just how they do it.

But it's not the only way to learn the band's secrets.

Fans can also check out the Guitar Zeros' online Zero Guide, which provides step-by-step instructions on how to hack a Guitar Hero axe, as well as a link to a free download of Grace's open source software.

It might also be worth keeping an eye on the band's website over the coming months. With Guitar Hero: World Tour set to release on Sunday, Grace will finally have a new instrument into which to sink his nerdy teeth—the game comes with a toy drum kit. Xtian, Guitar Zeros' percussionist, may soon find himself trading in his authentic skins for a trio of plastic pads.

30 Free Stock Photo Sites: Ultimate Collection

30 Free Stock Photo Sites: Ultimate Collection | 1stwebdesigner

the waterslide face

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A man and his woman (right after blowing her)

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Egg tube roll

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ironing lady

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Having fun at Victoria Falls

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ride like the wind...doggy!

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Giving popular faces new body

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the A380 is this big!

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Blacktown independent petrol business fights Shell

Big business have docket discounts, giveaways, all sorts of gimmicks and marketing. They can undercut us until they drive us out of business and then they'll jack prices up when we're gone.

People are fed up with paying high prices dictated to them by the majors.

This is not the end. We will continue to fight this in the hope people support us.

After what happened on Tuesday you would think the State Government would be trying to help us - instead they sent out an environment and water officer to check the quality of our fuel, which I buy from the BP Shell refinery.

clipped from www.news.com.au THE petrol station owner who is taking on the big boys has been inundated with support from around Sydney, with consumers vowing to join her fight for a fairer deal. And she has put petrol prices down again this morning, offering unleaded at under $1 a litre until at least 9am. clipped from www.news.com.au My brother Elia and I own a petrol station in Blacktown 12 years ago business was good Now that has turned around. We've been making a loss on petrol for weeks because we have to buy from the Shell refinery, whose service stations can afford to sell it cheaper than we can. The problem is Shell tried to buy us out earlier this year and we refused. So what did they do? They set up another Shell 500m down the road. United Petroleum opened up next door three months ago. Now they are trying to open another Shell 500m up the road. be four service stations in a row on the same side of the road. We've been struggling. Simple as that. We dropped to 94.9c a litre we were matching them.

Money guarantee consequence = Funds block withdrawals

If foreign bank branches lost deposits in Australia, they would have to repatriate funds from overseas, or borrow from international markets, both of which were expensive, he said, and that could lead them to call in loans.

there had been a "very substantial" outflow of funds from foreign bank branches.

clipped from business.smh.com.au THE mortgage fund lockout widened yesterday as two of the country's biggest fund managers blocked investor access to $4 billion. Perpetual and AXA said last night they would defer redemptions on $2 billion a rash of unintended consequences from the Federal Government announcement on October 12 that it would guarantee bank deposits. Foreign investment banks that had been denied the guarantee lost deposits as money managers shifted funds to banks with government backing. trend continues the credit crunch will worsen. Banks that lose their deposits could call in loans to businesses and developers or refuse to refinance existing loans. a sharp increase in redemptions from mortgage funds across the industry". position of 18 wholesale investment funds was under review country's biggest mortgage fund, the Challenger Howard Mortgage Fund, put restrictions on investors withdrawing their money.

funny & Freaky Celebrity Caricatures

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Search Engines For Finding Music Online –

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funny oldies chip advertisement

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Extreme Piercing

Welcome to the Phuket Vegetarian Festival in Thailand

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Cards of Life & Death!

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GIMP Tutorials

30+ Exceptional GIMP Tutorials and Resources

cool underwater photo

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update motherboard drivers

clipped from forums.whirlpool.net.au If I want to update my 45-DS3 drivers. Do i have to uninstall old drivers first? Or can i just download and run? Drivers or BIOS? If drivers, then the common thing is to uninstall the old then install new but others are happy to install over the old. Just make sure you set a system restore point before you go ahead.

amazing photo

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oath of service

clipped from www.newyorker.com Elsheba Khan at the grave of her son, Specialist Kareem Rashad Sultan Khan. This summer, the photographer Platon took pictures of hundreds of men and women who volunteered to serve in the military and were sent to Iraq or Afghanistan. He followed them on their journey through training and deployment, after demobilization and in hospitals, to compile a portrait of the dedication of the armed services today.

How to get privacy while computing

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Lavazza Coffee 2009 calendar pic

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Beauties

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Now this is a BIG bunny!

clipped from www.chicagotribune.com Karl Szmolinsky, who raises a breed of rabbits called giant grays, shows Robert, an 8.5kg giant gray who is 74cm long and has ears 25.5cm long, in the backyard of his house in Eberswalde, Germany in 2006. Szmolinsky sold eight giant grays to a delegation from North Korea that wanted to raise the breed as a source of meat for the North Korean population. Szmolinsky said his rabbits reach a maximum weight of 10.5 kg (23.1lbs.).

The Atlantis hotel = already problems

clipped from news.bbc.co.uk Pressure is growing on Dubai's newest and largest hotel resort to free a whale shark from its aquarium. originally said it had "rescued" the animal, The hotel is now refusing to say if or when the whale shark will be released. The Atlantis hotel, which opened last month, was billed as the biggest and one of the best resorts in Dubai. But it has already witnessed some major setbacks. A fire billowed smoke through the lobby three weeks before the opening. Then, a week after opening, one of its main water valves ruptured, resulting in no water in much of the hotel. Now the focus is on the 4m (13ft) whale shark

Surf Teahupoo - boogie with Stu

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The world’s Most Shortest Wars

The world’s Most Shortest Wars | The Bizarre

Great tide indicator for Sydney

clipped from www.tide-times.com.au TIDE TIMES: Beaches Beaches Tides Updated Daily   Choose Location State > NSW > Sydney> Beaches clipped from www.tide-times.com.au Sunday 19 October 2008
TIDE	TIME	HEIGHT
High	12:06am	1.29m
Low	5:42am	0.46m
High	12:15pm	1.79m
Low	7:07pm	0.29m