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Assassin?s Creed is remarkable in every aspect it performs. From the sprawling city life to the dual-vision storyline, everything blends together to offer one of the most complete and satisfying experiences so far this year. With so many great games arriving at the same time as Assassin?s Creed it might be hard to give this game a try, but you owe it to yourself to jump into the role of Altair and start killing some Templars; the game is that rewarding and fun to play.
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This new, lightweight, personal database is a promising tool that can help Mac users organize their stuff. But it doesn't live up to its billing as a way to organize your life.
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IT Wire: "Most of us get a chance to see Linux in action at the desktop or single server level. Some of us use Linux on mobiles and other little gizmos without even realising that the penguin is doing the lifting."
In what's bound to be embarrassing for the Chinese space program, the president of high-tech company AMAC International has pleaded guilty to giving China military data about fueling systems for space launch vehicles. Shu Quan-Sheng is a Chinese native who's a naturalized U.S. citizen. The incident puts a black smear on the country's otherwise extremely successful space endeavor.
Shu admitted handing Beijing information about the design and development of a fueling system for space launch vehicles between 2003 and 2007. Besides pleading guilty to violations of the U.S. Arms Export Control Act, Shu also admitted to offering bribes of nearly $190,000 to Chinese officials to win a contract last year for a French company he represented. He faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and a million-dollar fine for each violation of the act, as well as a further five years for bribery.
China was able to send its first man into space in 2003, followed by a two-man mission in 2005 and the nation's first space walk in late September. Last week, China finished its goal of mapping the entire moon in detail, and its prepping even more lunar explorations for down the line.
The news strikes me as similar to some of the more baffling decisions made during the Beijing 2008 Olympics—Can a nation of 1.3 billion really not find a great gymnast who's absolutely of age? Wouldn't it have been better just to admit right away that the pretty little girl at the Opening Ceremonies was lipsynching? Likewise, I find it hard to believe China wouldn't have come up with its own working fuel system without breaking laws. It's heartbreaking to find out that some aspects of the following achievements might have come from illegally divulged info, but I guess it's also par for the course for an ambitious rising nation with an almost stifling fear of “losing face.” [Reuters]
OStatic: "Norway has become the the latest country to pledge funds for public sector use of open source software. Minister of Government Adminstration and Reform Heidi Grande Roeys is granting 2 million kroner ($285,000) to the national center for free software, and the terms of the deal are interesting."
Expectations are enormously high for the 21st installment of the Bond Franchise...and we're off!!!
Runtime: 2 min 34 sec
Added Domestic Trailer
Looking at these kids, I think I can understand why they wanted to invent this.
Grohl and the Foo Fighters get into some high drama on a 1970s soap opera.
Runtime: 4 min 29 sec
The maker is a content management system (CMS) for
Web sites. It runs on your local computer and
publishes via FTP after you have made your
changes. All that is required is some Web space
with FTP access.
License: BSD License (revised)
Changes:
Importing files did not work, the color picker tool did not return a value, and imported files were always treated as binary.
