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Good Lord! The erotic photos taken in 13th century church that got the vicar hot under the dog collar By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 1:32 AM on 01st August 2009 Comments (4) Add to My Stories The unlocked church doors were a sign that all were welcome, perhaps for a moment of quiet reflection in the presence of God. But the Reverend Andrew Yates might have been a little less welcoming had he known the intentions of one group of visitors. Photographer Andy Craddock, his girlfriend and a couple of models used the vicar’s church in Cornwall as the backdrop for an erotic photoshoot. Now solicitors acting on behalf of Mr Yates have writte…

I have an 8gb nano and have about 600 songs on it. I've been trying to sync more cds through itunes on it, but it says the capacity is filled. what the hell? i thought nanos held about 1000 songs as minimum. There's a big white space that says 'other' - i don't know how to delete this to clear up space. what i'm doing wrong and can you help please? thanks.

How do you transfer music that is in itunes on the computer, to itunes on the iphone? Do you have to synchronize them? And I can't use bluetooth because it's too slow.

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Sir Ridley is currently filming Robin Hood with Russell Crowe Director Sir Ridley Scott is to direct a prequel to seminal sci-fi horror film Alien, according to reports. Trade newspaper Variety said the 71-year-old would return to the franchise he began in 1979 with actors Sigourney Weaver and John Hurt. Sir Ridley, who is currently directing Robin Hood, has not made a sci-fi movie since Blade Runner in 1982. He was not involved in the three Alien sequels or the two Alien vs Predator spin-offs. It is thought the prequel will tell the story of the events leading up to the original film, in which the crew of a commercial towing ship respond to a distress signal - …

Lonesome George is not past his shell-by date! Last Galapagos tortoise may be a father aged 90 By Mail Foreign Service Last updated at 10:30 PM on 22nd July 2009 Comments (0) Add to My Stories At the age of 90, the last thing on your mind is fatherhood. Unless, of course, you are a giant tortoise and the future of your species is at stake. Scientists hope that Lonesome George, the last Galapagos giant tortoise, will soon become the world's oldest father. Scientists hope the eggs found in Lonesome George's pen have been fertilised The cause is helped by the fact that George is at the peak of his sexual powers. He has two fe…

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8176601.stm just got to know it. :(

David Beckham: losing it in LA Abused by fans, lambasted in the press, the former England captain must wish life could be as simple as football

Deadly Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish invade British beaches By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:32 AM on 29th July 2009 Comments (0) Add to My Stories Deadly Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish have invaded British beaches – and more are expected to arrive, it emerged today. At least eight of the creatures, which can deliver a potentially lethal sting, were found on Tregantle beach in Cornwall. Another two were spotted in estuary sands between Bantham and Bigbury in Devon, prompting authorities to warn bathers to be vigilant. Dangerous: The sail-like body of a Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish washed up at Tregantle Beach in Cornwall…

Newquay residents call for zero tolerance on drunkenness and bad behaviour By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:04 AM on 30th July 2009 Comments (11) Add to My Stories Residents of the Cornish town of Newquay are demanding action to tackle the town's reputation for drunken behaviour. Around 80 people marched through Truro town centre and handed in a 2,000-name petition to the County Hall to call for better policing and a zero tolerance approach to drunkenness and antisocial behaviour. They said they wanted to rid the town, which has become a favoured destination for stag and hen parties, of its seedy image. Angry parents travelled …

I just heard this new song by a group called Nikki & Rich...its crazy!!! I think it was called Cat and Mouse. Go check out the video trailer... http://www.skee.tv

Who else finds Ari Gold from Entourage absolutly brilliant?, he has me almost crying with laughter most episodes.

Hi there, my name is yamfox, and you might know be better as yamfox :thinking: Anyway, I need suggestions for turntables. Cheap preferably, with stereo sound and adjustable bass/treble controls. Something of quality manufacturing and sound reproduction to make an audiophile happy :D My budget is low end (Hint: My MAX is about $120, although the cheaper you can get me the more smiley faces you will get :D:D:D:D:D:D) The winner of this contest receives one LeftRightLeftRightLeft CD album, or, if you don't want one (or you already have one) I can rip one Coldplay album vinyl into any format you choose. This ends on August the 1st. SO HURRY!!

I've downloaded Coldplay's live album a couple of times but it just comes up as this file and I when you click import (on itunes) and click on the file nothing gets imported to itunes. Also if you right click it and click play it won't play on windows media player. Help pleeaassseee!

Who the hell watches this shit? It's a fancy version of those VH1 shows with whores eating each other to get to sleep with some guy who used to play guitar in the 80's. An ugly lady sleeps with 25 guys and then gives them flowers and finally picks one and then they get married or go do another reality show. What is the point of this? Why would anyone watch this? I really want to know what the appeal is to anyone with a functioning brain.

i noticied that any time i close itunes it opens again.... it can get to the point to open itself 2 times. i do stop the song before i click on closing the programme. any idea what the problem might be? or is it a normal thing?

Adrenaline junkies battle it out on the world's toughest assault course By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:08 AM on 27th July 2009 Comments (9) Add to My Stories Competitors from across the globe battled it out yesterday on the world's toughest assault course. More than 2,700 adrenaline junkies signed up to run the Tough Guy Race at South Perton farm in Wolverhampton. Entrants even had to sign a death warrant before starting the gruelling challenge. Competitors walked away with scrapes, burns, dehydration, hypothermia, sprains, twists, and broken bones. Worlds toughest assault course: A competitor battles it out during the Tough Guy …

Pictured: The record-breaking kayaker who risked life and limb in a 186ft waterfall drop By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:34 PM on 27th July 2009 Comments (0) Add to My Stories Perched on the brink of a 186ft drop, this was the moment when Tyler Bradt probably felt the urge to start frantically paddling backwards. Less than four seconds later, he was celebrating a world record for kayak descents. The 22-year-old American touched 100mph as he plummeted over Palouse Falls in eastern Washington. Tyler Bradt tumbles down the 186ft waterfall, shattering the previous world record of 127ft he'd set weeks earlier Amid an eerie s…

Look to your laurels, Bob Geldof, here come the real... Boomtown rats! By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 1:44 AM on 24th July 2009 Comments (43) Add to My Stories They sound a little squeaky. And their taste in music could only be described as cheesy. But this must still be one of the most endearing duos in the animal kingdom. The two pet rats have been trained by their owner to 'play' tiny instruments in their paws. Rock 'n' rodent: Moppy and Witje were trained to pose with the instruments, including this guitar, using food treats All rat jazz: Playing an accordion and trumpet is just a run on the wheel for thes…

Nice view? Off-street parking? That'll cost you £600 more in council tax By Ian Drury Last updated at 3:37 PM on 27th July 2009 Comments (18) Add to My Stories Home owners face paying more council tax simply for enjoying nice views or having a patio or off-street parking. Officials have secretly assessed more than 11million homes for 'desirable features' as Labour prepares for a revaluation of council tax after a General Election. Ministers admit the Valuation Office Agency is building a huge database of all 23million homes in England. Critics say the checklist used by inspectors is a manual for bumping up tax on middle-class households by…

Scarecrow dressed as policeman for village fete 'stolen' by overzealous WPC By Andrew Levy Last updated at 7:17 AM on 08th July 2009 Comments (21) Add to My Stories Dressed in a yellow reflective jacket and peaked cap while clutching a speed gun, he bears a passing resemblance to a policeman. But the badly drawn face and strands of straw poking out of his ears are clear clues to motorists that they are approaching a scarecrow. The lighthearted stunt to promote a village festival was no laughing matter for a passing policewoman, however. She impounded the imposter for sending out an 'inappropriate' message. 'Inappropriate message': A polic…

The CONCACAF Gold Cup is the main football competition of the men's national football teams governed by CONCACAF. In the nineteen overall championships, only seven nations have won the title. Mexico is the most successful CONCACAF team, having won the tournament seven times. The current Champion, the United States, follows with four titles, while Costa Rica holds three. The other former champions are Canada with two titles, and Honduras, Haiti, Guatemala with one title each. When the Gold Cup does not fall the same year as an edition of the FIFA Confederations Cup, the winner, or highest place team that is a member of both CONCACAF and FIFA, qualifies for the next s…

http://www.nypost.com/seven/06282009/postopinion/opedcolumnists/dont_get_that_college_degree__176545.htm?page=0 This is what I've been saying for a while. Due to artificially-low interest rates and government interference in the free market, there have been bubbles in the American economy: 1. The tech stock bubble. 2. The Housing bubble. And now... I see two major bubbles inflating: 1. College. 2. Pharmacy. Everywhere you go, kids are "studying to become a pharmacist" and they expect six figures when they graduate. There's a Walgreens, or a CVS, or a Rite Aid on every corner. Every reputable private university is constantly increasing its …

Hi. Basically I want to creat a fansite for my favorite band and I need some help. Any bit of advice would be nice but I'd appreciate something detailed. I want to have a forum like this one on the site but I have that figured out already. I also want there to be a HUGE gallery with thousands of photos. User accounts and maybe a live chat? I haven't got it all worked out yet so any advice on what I should feature on the site is welcomed. What is the best site to buy domain? I already have a place in mind but I'd like to hear your opinions? What else do I buy with the domain? And can anyone here help me learn CSS? Those are just some basic questions, and I feel li…

People with higher IQs are less likely to believe in God, according to a new study. By Graeme Paton, Education Editor Published: 8:03PM BST 11 Jun 2008 God as depicted in La Creazione (Creation) by Michelangelo Professor Lynn said religious belief had declined in the 20th century Photo: AP Professor Richard Lynn, emeritus professor of psychology at Ulster University, said many more members of the "intellectual elite" considered themselves atheists than the national average. A decline in religious observance over the last century was directly linked to a rise in average intelligence, he claimed. But the conclusions - in a paper for the academic journal I…