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There's one battle down: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16614643

Article on SF involvement (including E Squadron): http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16573516

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Here is what we stand to lose: a4NCnH7RPZY

It's so funny (well not really) how all these types justify this kind of encroachment of liberties by saying, "oh we would never use that." This guy also wants a system where people can flag content as 'terror-related.' yNSxuipta40

With International restrictions for the Kindle, you can just use google to find an address in (e.g.) the U.S., input that as one of your address, and when it says you can't buy the Kindle edition, just change geo location as it suggests. Don't know why the author doesn't make it available everywhere, it's only a few clicks. Maybe restrictions by his armed forces.

Awwww.

You would have an F-22, presumably.

Underwater Sounds http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-16555916 The humpback one is cool.

Well I feel like an idiot, sorry Castle. Switching on playing nice mode.

Apologies for all the pimping, but I really want some of you guys to give this a read. #24,917 on Amazon now, and in preliminary talks to adapt into movie!

That's weird. Try the direct link? It's some very cool stuff from the aero club they have here in the desert. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQhMc5Weo_o

Err-it's right there in the man's signature!?

Jordan's newest princess. Just got married to the former crown Prince. XQhMc5Weo_o

Your Bailout Dollars at Work Just wow. http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/everything-you-need-to-know-about-wall-street-in-one-brief-tale-20120113

I look forward to what I'm sure will be some excellent stuff!

Beautiful!

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Dank!

From: Ross Mills To those responsible for choosing the toys they wish to sell at the Early Learning Centre, as well as in-store advertising. I was recently walking past the Dundee Early Learning Centre, and was shocked and disgusted to see an advert for Star Wars toys, prominently featuring the characters Yoda and Anakin Skywalker as positive figures. Personally, I could not be more shocked. I thought the Early Learning Centre was a place for positive reinforcement of positive actions for children, but yet, here it was, actively promoting one of the most evil characters in the Star Wars universe. Anakin Skywalker. Now, I am aware that Anakin was not always evil, and was in-fact an innocent in Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace, however, I wish to press on you the severity of his actions starting upon joining the Jedi Order as a Padawan: * Consistent and flagrantly ignoring the rules, orders and limits set on him by his Jedi Master, Obi-Wan Kenobi. * Killing an entire tribe of sand-people on Tatooine * Killing the unarmed Count Dooku * Cutting the arm off a Jedi Knight, Mace Windu. (Need I remind you that the Jedi Knights are the PROTECTORS of peace and justice throughout the Star Wars saga?) * Pledging himself to the Dark Side of the force, an organisation based on the teachings of the Sith, involving Brutality, Fear, Anger, and Hatred, including severe humanistic racism when they came into power forming the Empire * Acted as the right-hand of the Sith Emperor * Choked his wife using the power of the Force, nearly killing her and undeniably an act which eventually led to her death. * Attempted killing of Jedi Knight and Master, Obi-Wan Kenobi. And, last of all, and the most important * The massacre of an entire school of young Jedi Children. Now, I ask you, how can you sell such toys, promoting such individuals, in your establishment? Sincerely, Ross Mills ________________________ Dear Mr Mills As an avid Star Wars fan myself I can relate to your points below and see the perspective that Anakin Skywalker (in his teenage years onwards) is by no means a ‘positive’ role model, nor is he intended to be represented as such. We sell a wide range of characters from the Star Wars universe, including stormtroopers, scout troopers, Commander Cody and so forth. With particular reference to the two former characters both are generally considered to be ‘bad’ and unlike Anakin have had no periods of being ‘good’ or ‘redemption’ and are provided to give the ‘good guys’ someone to triumph over. While ideally the Jedi Council would have no enemies and would sit in their chambers sipping Bothan rum, it’s not particularly interesting for a small child (unless of course they wish to populate their ‘tea parties’ with Star Wars characters in which case we fully endorse this!) For a child to fully immerse themselves in the Star Wars products we sell I would hesitate a guess that said child is a fan of the Clone Wars cartoon series (the prequels and sequels being of an age most would agree is unsuitable for the age range we cater for). In this series Anakin is very much portrayed as a force of good, and our aim is to provide fans of the series with both heroes and villains so they can replay the epic battles of the show in the comfort of their own home. It’s unlikely that children of that age have seen any of the Star Wars films, however if they have I beg to offer the following counterpoints to ‘the sins of Anakin’ * Anakin loved his mother a great deal and always treated her with respect * Rescued his master several times from assassins, pit monsters, droid troopers etc. * Rescued Amidalla from assassin snakes, pit monsters, the Trade Federation and even found time to romance her in the fields of Naboo * Built C3PO * Won the Podrace * Killed the evil emperor to save his son * I would also argue that if a child has seen all the films they’ll see Anakin as a hero who went wrong but ultimately paid the supreme sacrifice to atone for his sins. There may be better role models out there for a child, but for the period our toys are aimed at (the Clone Wars), Anakin remains very much ‘hero material’ and is a popular and welcome addition to our range. Kind regards, Paul ******** Client Support Manager The Early Learning Centre

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Another review up! Come on guys, I really need your help here to get some sales. Every purchase helps! "Tarek's greatest gift may be his ear, which allows him to pick up a tremor of fear in the softest voice or a false note in any exchange of words and play with them to his heart's content. He can therefore create, in dialogue, a trembling soundscape that has a pitch-perfect quality. His characters are often their voices as much as they are their physical selves, revealed not by what they say but how they say it. And in his hands, language has become a barometer of decay. A cast of spies, the innocents entangled in their machinations, and - home-grown political fixers and posers, all seem to succumb to a way of thinking and talking that tells its own story: as if the betrayal at the heart of the book is part of a degradation in everything around them, even their language. So jump on this tale of intrigue across the middle east and you will not regret it."

PeterP's our best bet. P.S. You are a tease :D.

Lunar Landing Visualization Bad Math Disasters MptrEyGRw_o Wait, what? http://www.bluesnews.com/screenshots/games/topgunhardlock/20120112/