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Jun 25, 2009 - 10:32 PM - by The Dude
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http://www.alternativehealthjournal....ead_at_50/3629
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Michael Jackson (not Micheal jackson) was found to be not breathing after fire fighters responded to a 911 call. The singer was transferred to UCLA Medical Center and later pronounced dead due to cardiac arrest. [more]
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Jun 24, 2009 - 7:22 PM - by The Dude
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http://timesunion.com/ss.asp?s=813207
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QUINCY, Mass. -- A man has been arrested after he allegedly placed an advertisement on Craigslist selling marijuana. Police said undercover detectives responded to the advertisement and bought a small bag of pot from 30-year-old Christopher Gray for $45. [more]
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Hehe they have always said CRIMINALS ARE STUPID!! (I guess it holds true)
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Jun 24, 2009 - 4:43 PM - by James M
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Time Warner, Comcast to start online video trials
C/P AP News.
By DEBORAH YAO – 1 hour ago
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Time Warner and Comcast are joining forces to bring cable TV shows to the Internet, but only for paying subscribers.
Starting next month, the companies will launch online video trials nationwide giving 5,000 Comcast Corp. customers online access to Time Warner Inc.'s TNT and TBS cable networks.
TNT and TBS make such shows as "The Closer" and "Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns."
Viewers can access the shows initially at Comcast. net and Fancast. com. Eventually, they will be available on TNT. tv and TBS. com. There is no additional fee.
Comcast will test a technology that can authenticate the viewer as a subscriber — an effort to keep cable content secure online. Other networks are expected to participate in the trial later on and pay-TV operators are likely to start similar trials.
Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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Jun 24, 2009 - 3:05 PM - by James M
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At least one country (Norway) is protecting it's Citizens..
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Since 2006, the law firm Simonsen had a temporary license from the Data to monitor file sharing on the Internet, and to collect the IP address of people who do this activity.
But now it stops on this surveillance.
Recently the concession period out. And now the audit has decided not to renew it, write technical magazine.
Problem licensing
The concession has been omdiskutert, and also the Data itself has vedgått that they have perceived it as problematic.
The reason for the rejection is the lack of commitment from political hold in relation to this issue. Allerede da Simonsen
When Simonsen got the first concession in 2006, called for the audit a political treatment of the theme.
We want to get this into the regulated forms controlled by the politicians.
There are limits to how long we can doubt us until it will be good for private companies to investigate such crimes themselves, "says information director
Skåra emphasizes that the licensees' lawyers have not done anything wrong.
There is no criticism of them in this. The important thing for us is that the politicians need the path to create a system that ensures predictability and the rule of law for all parties.
Political reasoned
Espen Tøndel in the law firm Simonsen do not hide the fact that he is dissatisfied with the decision.
- We believe that the decision is politically justified.
- We can not see that it has happened from last year to this year in relation to the activities that the licensees do, which means that the license should not be extended, says Tøndel to Dagbladet.no.
- They will, therefore, objected to the decision, and also request that the branch is not taken in anticipation of the complaint process.
- the branch remains, Tøndel believes that licensees will be completely powerless in relation to stop illegal file sharing.
- The holders will be left without the opportunity to document their claims, both in terms of reports to the police and any civil litigation.
- One can not deny their ability to safeguard their interests in this way, "says Tøndel.
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May 29, 2009 - 12:25 AM - by bratface
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This is a copy & paste from another site but I thought it would
look good here as well
Thanks FTA Insider:
Many of you have been popping on the forums lately thinking that your system is down when in fact you are not. What you are actually experiencing a current loss of channels due to the forthcoming completion of the N3 switch over. So far, Bev, Dish International channels and Adults have all switched to N3 encryption. There is presently no Fix available..so please refrain from asking.
It began with channels dropping at a constant rate on the Canadian system BEV, however it has now began to mean channel loss on the American system DISH as well. What happens is they slowly move channels from the current N2 to the new N3 system, until all channels have been moved, at which point the current one will cease to operate.
Providers do these kinds of swaps in order to combat piracy and secure their networks. By switching the channels from one system to another in a slow manner, they are trying to ensure that everyone who has a legitimate subscription receives their new hardware card so that they can access the new system. This also creates aggravation for FTA users because no manufacturer will release a fix until the swap is completely finalized.
The concern on most people's hands seems to be whether their current FTA receiver unit will function on the new system. The answer is more than likely to be yes indeed it will. All that basically needs to be done is that some coding group needs to crack the keys of the current system, embed it into a new fix, and your box will be working again in no time. Rest assured, there will be a solution to the N3 issue in no time.
In the coming weeks, there will be a multitude of sat scams saying that they have the N3 fix and other BS. Don't believe a word any one says. When the fix is released, it will be released here and it won't cost you a dime, so don't fall for any profit seeker's promises of wide open television.
Right now there's no definite answer but hopefully in the coming days there will be more discoveries taking place that will lead us closer and closer to the complete solution for the new system. We will do our best to keep you up to date!
Most of us are estimating some down time, how much? we don't know exactly..so please sit back, be patient and visit our forums often.
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