In May 2007, Stars released Do You Trust Your Friends?, an album of guest remixes by a number of the band's favorite musicians. Some critics loved it, some critics hated it. We didn't review it, but I still thought it was pretty good. So, in that ?do you trust your friends' spirit, I present the following text written by my friend Meg:
He loves me, he loves me not. He loves me, he loves me not. So, if you are a preteen ogling over the boy who tripped you at the (...) - RELEASE NEWS

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http://www.NGTV.com An EXCLUSIVE and UNCENSORED episode of UP CLOSE featuring Playboy's Playmate of the Year 2006, KARA MONACO in a fun and revealing encounter with NO GOOD TV hosts Carrie Keagan and Shark Firestone. It's a pulse pounding, heart racing sit-down at the NO GOOD TV bar, THE SHARK TANK, with one of the most beautiful women on the planet as she discusses why she's the envy of all girls and how she keeps her body looking super tasty. It's a mental workout you wont want to miss. In part 3 of 3, watch Kara Monaco and Carrie Keagan bring to life a virtual boob buffet and in one of the hottest and most unique girl-on-girl action videos in the last decade: GIRL-ON-GIRL ACTION - WHEN SHARK ATTACKS!!! To see parts 1 and 2 of this hot encounter along with more UNCENSORED episodes of UP CLOSE visit NO GOOD TV at http://www.ngtv.com/?channelId=upclose&clipIdNum=715980963

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Hey folks, Harry here... This past Wednesday - the original Alamo...

With the release of the iPhone Friday, Apple will complete what some are calling the most hyped product launch in technology history. Whether or not that's true, there's no doubt that the frenzy has reached epic proportions, with constant articles, photo galleries and commentary in this and countless other publications. But the iPhone is hardly the only tech product to launch with a high hype factor and heavy expectations. Here is a look back at some of the other high-profile launches that got the tech industry talking.

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Nintendo denies Wii hard drive add-on, despite rumours and WiiWare increasing DLC availability.
Your Wii's small 512MBs of internal Flash memory may be approaching its limits with all the VC games available (ours is), and Nintendo has today announced Wii Software (WiiWare), which will bring with it even more downloadable content for Wii.

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Spanish police have arrested a 28-year-old man on charges that he created variants of the CommWarrior and Cabir mobile phone viruses, according to published reports.

As requested, You Don't Love Me Anymore by Weird Al Yankovic.

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Shamed ex-Grey's Anatomy star Isaiah Washington insists T.R. Knight wanted him and costar Patrick Dempsey off the show because of they were getting better storylines.

Camera phones have been a huge success, leading research analysts to predict that vendors will be releasing more sophisticated devices to entice people to upgrade.

This crazy Batman-esque steam-powered car is an entry to the British Steam Car Challenge, which intends to both break the land speed record for steam records and give a lot of people steam burns in the process.

This entry has four boilers and can go up to 200MPH in the Utah Salt flats, some of the flattest tracts of land this side of Keira Knightley. Steam Superman is jealous. – Jason Chen

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Filed under: Video, Watercooler Talk, Celebrities, The Sopranos

Several weeks ago, Senator Hillary Clinton asked the public to help her come up with a theme song for her presidential campaign. And then The Sopranos ended its historic run. And it was too much of a good opportunity to pass up.

So Hillary and hubby Bill made a video for her web site discussing what song the Senator had selected. Only the video is a parody of the Sopranos' last scene in the diner, with Hillary as Carmela, Bill as Tony, Chelsea as the parallel parking Meadow, a bowl of carrot sticks substituting for onion rings (Bill's got heart problems) and an abrupt cut-to-black.

See the video after the jump. (And if you have a burning desire to find out what campaign song Clinton chose, you can go here.)

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Filed under: Nintendo DS, Nintendo GameCube, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PSP, Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, Business

And so, the Church of England vs. Sony saga at last seems to be inching towards a resolution. How did it ever turn into such a mess? The answer to that question, obtained only through ingenious hacking techniques, lies after the break (that place we put all the nonsense that has nothing to do with sales charts). The lesson to be learned, of course, is that when you're creating a work of fiction or designing a game, it's best to avoid any real locales. Actually, just make sure the whole thing takes place in outer space. There's nobody there.

- DS Lite: 117,193 5,947 (4.83%)
- Wii: 64,529 5,219 (7.48%)
- PSP: 24,711 1,647 (6.25%)
- PS2: 11,097 717 (6.07%)
- PS3: 8,776 222 (2.47%)
- Xbox 360: 2,533 314 (14.15%)
- Game Boy Micro: 481 171 (55.16%)
- GBA SP: 302 55 (22.27%)
- Gamecube: 167 59 (26.11%)
- DS Phat: 35 36 (50.70%)
- GBA: 16 -- 0 (0%)

[Source: Media Create]

See also: Previous Japanese hardware sales charts

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Apple's next operating system, Snow Leopard, is due out in about a year, and it won't bring with it any major new features. Columnist Dan Turner explains why that may just be a good thing.

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Amazon.com has posted the track listing for the soundtrack for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix coming to stores on July 10, a day before the movie hits theaters. Here is the list and you can pre-order the soundtrack here !

Gamecock Media Group and Firefly Studios recently announced that they will be releasing the game on both the PC and the Xbox 360.

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(InfoWorld) - Asustek Computer's?$199 Eee PC?is turning out to be one of the stars at Computex 2007, grabbing attention for its small size and even smaller price.

Asustek gave me the chance to use an engineering prototype of the Eee PC 701 on Wednesday, one day after it was announced by Jonney Shih, the company's chairman, and Sean Maloney, executive vice president and general manager of Intel's sales and marketing group.

Since Shih revealed few details of the machine's specifications, I was looking forward to a closer look. And I came away impressed: this little notebook has a shot at making a big impact on the market for ultraportable computers. And competitors like Palm, which recently announced its?$599 Foleo ultraportable notebook, should pay attention.

Jointly developed by Intel and Asustek, the Eee PC will hit the market during the third quarter, most likely in August or September. The notebook will be aimed at education users, but it should also be available more widely.

Prices are going to start at $199, rising based on the amount of flash memory that comes with the machine instead of a hard disk. Currently, Asustek plans to sell models with 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB of flash, but that may change between now and when the first Eee PCs go on sale.

Measuring 22.5 centimeters wide by 16.5 cm deep, the Eee PC 701 is 3.5 cm thick with the screen closed and weighs just 890 grams. Other specifications include a 7-inch monitor, a 300,000-pixel camera, 512M bytes of DDR2 (double data rate 2) memory, and Wi-Fi. Next year, Asustek plans to introduce a second Eee PC model, the 1001, which will have a 10-inch screen.

Asustek isn't disclosing what processor is used inside the device, except to say it's an Intel mobile chip. One possibility is that the Eee PC is based on Intel's McCaslin ultramobile PC platform, which includes either the A100 or A110 processors, formerly codenamed Steeley. Or it could be something else.

Whatever chip it's using, the Eee PC doesn't run hot. The prototype I tested had been running continuously for at least six hours when I picked it up, and the machine was barely warm to the touch. Asustek said the notebook can run for three hours on battery, which is sufficient for surfing the Web or checking e-mail, but I would like more. Unfortunately, Asustek doesn't have plans to offer an extended-life battery for the Eee PC. Hopefully it will offer extra batteries as an option.

The keyboard and trackpad are slightly small due to the Eee PC's size, but I was able to type comfortably. The keyboard felt fine for typing out e-mails or surfing the Web, but I prefer a full-size keyboard for typing for an extended period of time.

Like Palm's upcoming Foleo notebook, the Eee PC runs Linux instead of the Windows operating system. In the case of the Eee PC, Asustek chose to use Xandros for the operating system, the Open Office applications suite, and a Firefox browser. This helps to keep costs down and means the Eee PC boots in about 15 seconds.

The Eee PC's user interface, which is still being developed, uses tabs for navigation. The prototype I tested had tabs labelled Internet, Work, Learn, Play, Settings and Favorites, which contained icons for related applications and Web sites. For example, the Internet tab offered icons for surfing the Web, connecting to Wikipedia, and the Skype VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) service.

Overall, the Eee PC prototype showed a lot of promise. In terms of its size and capabilities, there appeared to be no obvious tradeoffs for a device that could function well as a second notebook PC for busy executives.

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We're not sure what it suggests to a jury when you won't put your client on the stand but you will offer up Donald Trump as a character witness, but that's exactly what Conrad Black's defense team plans to do, according to the Post. Trump will allegedly testify that the extravagant 60th birthday party Black threw for his wife, Lady, "felt like a business event rather than simply a personal celebration," and, to a man for whom every single event in life including, we're guessing, intercourse, feels like a business event, that may very well be true. Anyway, Trump probably can't come off as any less credible than Black's secretary, who doesn't remember anything, even dates or seasons, about Black removing boxes of records from his office in defiance of a court order.

TRUMP SET TO TAKE STAND ON BLACK'S BEHALF [NYP]
Defense of Conrad Black Begins, Gets Testy Right Away [AP]

(InfoWorld) - Microsoft will expand its books search engine by including copyrighted works in its index for the first time starting Thursday evening.

Microsoft has obtained permission for all the copyrighted books included in the Live Search Books service, said Danielle Tiedt, general manager of the Live Search selection team.

By taking this approach, Microsoft wants to avoid locking horns over copyright issues with authors and publishers. Its rival, Google, faces two copyright-infringement lawsuits in the U.S. over its?decision to scan copyrighted books?without always obtaining permission from copyright owners.

Tiedt acknowledges that Google's wholesale scanning of copyrighted works in library collections will give it a larger database of books. But she argues that by working with publishers and obtaining their permission, Microsoft will be able to offer a better experience to users.

At launch tonight, Microsoft's service will feature "tens of thousands" of copyrighted books in its index, from publishers including McGraw-Hill Companies, Simon & Schuster, and Yale University Press, Tiedt said. She declined to be more specific about the number of titles Microsoft has been permitted to scan.

Publishers decide what percentage of a copyrighted book Microsoft can show to users. If user decides to buy a book, Microsoft will offer links to external sites selling it, such as online retailers like Amazon.com or publisher Web stores.

In the results list, Microsoft will also show users how frequently their search terms appear in each book so that they can get a sense of how relevant each work is to their search topic. Microsoft will also show information about the books, such as length, publisher, author, publishing date, table of contents and summaries.

Microsoft launched Live Search Books in December of last year, offering only books in the public domain. In addition to including copyrighted books, Microsoft will also unveil enhancements to the service's user interface tonight.

Google launched its Book Search service in 2004 and initially sought permission from copyright owners before scanning their books. It later modified its approach, scanning copyrighted books without permission as well.

Google argues that it is protected by the fair use principle because it only displays short text snippets from copyrighted books it scanned without permission. Critics say the very act of scanning and storing a digital copy of a book without permission constitutes infringement. Google also scans public-domain works.

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The controversy over the delay of Twilight Princess's release for launch of Wii may have done more damage than initially thought.

In various graphical discussion nowadays, frequently gamers talk about antialiasing and anisotropic filtering. These are advanced techniques used to improve the image quality of 3D graphics. But what exactly are they, and how do they work?

No, that's not Anne Hathaway. It's Alyson Hannigan!

The Buffy and How I Met Your Mother actress has traded in her ginger locks for a sleek new brunette 'do, which she showed off in LA on Monday.

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Each day of the week, we will be posting a classic and popular hottie clip for everyone to enjoy. The clips are very hot and very memorable so check it out each day and enjoy!

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Globalization, adoption of more open, capitalist economies in developing countries, and technological advances have made building a small or medium-sized business as tough as it's ever been. The potential rewards are substantial, however.

R. Kelly's lawyers want a Chicago Sun-Times reporter to take the stand and possibly face criminal charges.

David Archuleta said "American Idol" champ David Cook "deserved" to win the competition.

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Filed under: Nintendo Wii, Sports

During the press conference with Reggie Fils-Aime, the President of Nintendo of America, he mentioned that some people felt that Nintendo was catering too exclusively to casual gamers with titles like Nintendogs and Brain Age. To this he countered that they had a number of games that appeal more to the core players, as he called them, and said he was going to show us one of them today. The title in question was Mario Strikers Charged, a sequel to the generally well received Gamecube original. Seemed kind of dubious to consider it a 'hardcore' game, but I suppose it was when compared to the other titles shown at the event.

Before we were able to get a hands-on with the title, Reggie called up one of the developers of Mario Strikers Charged who loaded up the opening cinematic of the game for us to enjoy. The cinematic was a high-energy movie featuring all the major Mario characters kicking ass on the soccer field in some form or another. The characters had an interesting art design, much more anime-esque than the normal Mario designs. One of the highlights of the opening cinematic was seeing all the special moves that each of the characters have, like Donkey Kong's ability to smash the ground and knock everybody out around him. The developer pointed out that even though the opening movie was pre-rendered CG, all the moves are actual ones that the characters themselves have.

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Next outing of Ubisoft's loony lagomorphs will only be released on the Wii and DS this fall.

Microsoft announces at Interop a lineup of companies that have adopted Office Communications Server 2007 interoperability specifications for VOIP, IM and conferencing.

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Part 1 of this two-part series enumerates the ways in which the guest-worker visa program fails to meet the needs of American workers and the high-tech industry. Part 2 digs further into the arguments for and against the H-1B visa program, as well as the trends and motivations underlying them.

Pretty woman takes on saving the planet.

Phoronix: "Since the introduction of AMD's new Linux OpenGL driver and their open-source strategy running in parallel, the past few months have been especially exciting for ATI Linux users and the Linux graphics scene in general..."

This budget camcorder offers a lot of controls and a fast zoom, but image quality is middle-of-the-road.

We?re currently overseas covering Cannes, but the international temptations of free booze and numerous parties doesn't mean we've forgotten our home turf. San Francisco recently completed its 50th iteration of its International Film Festival, with an accomplished plate of art flicks, comedies, and once-in-a-lifetime screenings. Here?s our final batch of...