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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockbox Download it! It's so cool. O.O It adds games and stuff, and you can use different themes. :) http://www.rockbox.org/ I've got this theme right now--it's sweet. It matches my new iPod cover. :) edit: oh, a downside is that it's hard to play videos and view photos on the iPod Video, but you can boot to the regular Apple theme if you want to do those things. :)

hi everyone, I just wanted to ask you for a good mpeg encoder cos I want to burn some dvd's and watch them in my dvd player. my videos are in avi format and they have to be in mpeg (am I right?). thanks for the help :)

need help,because our new dvd support only avi formats! thanks in advance :)

I don't really no wat section to put this in... what is yours, what is your favorite and your least favorite? i have had two. i first had iris by the goo goo dolls, and now i have yellow. Both are great

G8 False Flag Terror Attack Averted? US "security men" attempted to smuggle C4 plastic explosive past checkpoint Paul Joseph Watson Sunday, June 10, 2007 It looks highly likely that a false flag terror attack to be blamed on protesters of the G8 summit in Germany was averted after German surveillance stopped a team of "US security men" attempting to smuggle C4 plastic explosives past a checkpoint at Heiligendamm. The alarming revelation was buried at the end of a Deutsche Press-Agentur news article about the ongoing battles between police and protesters at the global forum. - Sources told Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa that US security men test…

Kettle that will give you a cuppa in just three seconds Last updated at 22:58pm on 8th June 2007 Comments When you nip into the kitchen to make a cup of tea during a TV ad break, it can be touch and go whether you will be back on the sofa by the time your programme starts again. Research suggests that a kettle filled with cold water will take two minutes 47 seconds to reach bubbling point. Now scientists have come up with a solution to the dilemma by designing a kettle which they say can produce a cup of hot water in only three seconds. Scroll down for more... Green machine: The Quick Cup could help users cut their power bills …

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The bath is surrounded by multi-coloured lighting panels A Damien Hirst-style pickled chicken is one of many nods to modern art Topsy-turvy house for Big Brother The design of this year's Big Brother compound has been revealed, and nothing is quite as it should be. Housemates will find their bath is in the living room, their fridge in the garden and an oven-free kitchen. Big Brother has also locked away the kettle and toaster - and will only release them when it sees fit. Producers promised "quirky surprises" when the new series starts on 30 May, but refused to say whether the house would be subject to the smoking ban. "Details of the production are…

Bananas and pineapples grow in tropical Britain Last updated at 16:30pm on 8th June 2007 Comments (2) They look like they were grown in a tropical plantation, but amateur gardeners in Britain have managed to cultivate pineapples in Essex and bananas in Maidenhead. Olwyn Asher grew her pineapple on her window sill. She started with the discarded crown of a supermarket-bought fruit two years ago. Mrs Asher, 60, placed the cutting from the top of the pineapple into a dish of water by a window at her home in Harlow, and potted the plant when roots began to sprout. Scroll down for more Sweet success: A fruit grown on the pineapple plant which Olwyn Ash…

Traditional subjects axed in favour of 'chocolate' and 'space travel' By LAURA CLARK - More by this author » Last updated at 00:05am on 9th June 2007 Comments Primary schools are abandoning traditional subjects in favour of "themed" teaching on topics as varied as chocolate and space travel. Four in five are scrapping academic disciplines such as English, geography and history in favour of lessons which aim to cover several subjects at once, a survey found. A teacher choosing a "chocolate" theme might touch on literacy using Charlie And The Chocolate Factory and science by melting chocolate to prove the process of changing from a solid to a liquid can …

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Squatters take over £10m mansion that stars in Hollywood film Meet the thoroughly well-behaved intruders making themselves at home in the £10million Hampstead mansion made famous by Kevin Costner Last updated at 14:12pm on 8th June 2007 Comments (5) By ROBERT HARDMAN Throughout these leafy, Porsche- filled glades, it is a common debate at this time of year: just what, exactly, is the right temperature for a swimming pool? "I think I'll let the sun heat it by day and buy a cover to keep the heat in at night," says Calin Ciufudean as he ponders his plans for the garden of his new £10million North London home. But Calin is rather different …

Pencil sharpeners banned from schools to prevent pupils 'slashing' each other Last updated at 19:51pm on 8th June 2007 Comments (12) Dangerous: There is a growing fear that pupils will use the blades from pencil sharpeners to attack each other A leading pencil sharpener manufacturer is planning to fit tamper-proof blades to its products after slashing incidents sparked safety fears in schools. Following continuing controversy about knives and guns in the classroom, schools are turning their attention to another potential weapon - pencil sharpeners. According to the Times Educational Supplement, schools have complained of incidents where children uns…

George Michael banned from driving and given 100 hours community service by BRIAN FARMER - More by this author » Last updated at 20:04pm on 8th June 2007 Comments (8) George Michael could give singing lessons in youth clubs as part of his sentence for drug-driving. The singer escaped jail when he appeared in court but was given 100 hours' community service after admitting driving while unfit through drugs. The sentence means he can continue his world tour and play sell-out concerts at Wembley Stadium tonight and tomorrow. As he left the court, he told the assembled media that he would not answer any questions. He posed for waiting photographers, and…

The match ups are set. Round One Eastern Conference (1) Buffalo vs (8) NY Islanders (2) New Jersey vs (7)Tampa Bay (3) Atlanta vs (6) NY Rangers (4) Ottawa vs (5) PittsburghWestern Conference (1) Detroit vs (8) Calgary (2) Anaheim vs (7) Minnesota (3) Vancouver vs (6) Dallas (4) Nashville vs (5) San Jose

hmm.. yes, he definitely deserves a thread.. maybe it will die, but will always be there in 100th pages.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qQMY2DR6G0 you wont understand the language probably(like me) but you dont need to, anyway..

The end of the plug? Scientists invent wireless device that beams electricity through your home by DAVID DERBYSHIRE - More by this author » Last updated at 19:46pm on 7th June 2007 Comments Dr Marin Soljacic : the inspiration behind the new wireless device Scientists have sounded the death knell for the plug and power lead. In a breakthrough that sounds like something out of Star Trek, researchers have discovered a way of "beaming" power across a room into light bulb, mobile phone or laptop computer without the need for wires or cables. In the first experiment of its kind, the team was able to illuminate a 60 watt light bulb placed seven feet a…

Ruth Kelly wants a Britain Day - but there's no place for our heritage or flag by JANE MERRICK - More by this author » Last updated at 10:11am on 6th June 2007 Comments (37) Ruth Kelly says the day would not be about 'saluting the flag' We should have a Britain Day to celebrate 'civic values' and 'intergenerational links', Ruth Kelly will say today. But the Communities Secretary insists the idea is not about Britons "standing in their front gardens and saluting the Union Jack". The New Labour version of the planned public holiday would promote community relations and volunteering, rather than our national heritage. Her comments led critics to dis…

Take our test: Are you one of Britain's 8m problem drinkers? Drunken yobs to get government help to cut drinking By JAMES SLACK - More by this author » Last updated at 11:26am on 6th June 2007 Comments (41) The report found there are more than 7 million problem drinkers in Britain Supermarkets and pubs could face restrictions on the sale of cheap alcohol after ministers claimed that Britain has 8.2million problem drinkers. This figure would mean that one in every six adults is either dependent on alcohol or rated a "hazardous or harmful" drinker. To qualify as a problem drinker, a man must consume eight glasses of alcohol in a single night e…

Mr Spock's green blood is down to copper A team of Canadian surgeons got a shock when the patient they were operating on began shedding dark greenish-black blood, the Lancet reports. The 42-year-old man emulated Star Trek's Mr Spock - a Vulcan who had green blood. Instead, the unusual colour of his blood was down to the migraine medication he was taking. The man's leg surgery went ahead successfully and his blood returned to normal once he eased off the drug. Dark green The patient had been taking large doses of sumatriptan - 200 milligrams a day. This had caused a rare condition called sulfhaemoglobinaemia, where sulphur is incorporated into the…

Post your jazzed up iPod here. :laugh3: Sorry for the lack of coldplay, haha.

The Devil is in the details folks.... An alleged plot to blow up fuel tanks, terminal buildings and fuel lines running beneath Kennedy International Airport has all the hallmarks of being another staged terror alert, having never advanced beyond a rudimentary planning stage while being prodded and provocateured by a paid government informant. In every single major terror sting we have researched in the west since 9/11, not one single plot has been absent the ingredient of a government provocateur, save the cases that were outright manufactured by imaginative government propagandists in alliance with the corporate media. In this case, the provocateur was "An infor…

This..... “At the end of the day, I believe fully the president is doing the right thing, and I think all we need is some attacks on American soil like we had on [sept. 11, 2001] and the naysayers will come around very quickly to appreciate not only the commitment for President Bush, but the sacrifice that has been made by men and women to protect this country,” - Dennis Milligan, GOP Chief, Arkansas. http://www.nwanews.com/adg/News/191942 Ermmm WHAT!?!...And that's quote is not out of context in any way either. The article doesn't even make light of him saying such things. A bit worrying I feel :( A lot of people will fall in line and give up freedom if…

Can you spot the difference? A man sold his parrot after growing fed up with her foul mouth, only for her to return a few days later - in a bag of cheese and onion crisps. Thomas Sleigh and his wife Michaela, of Stockport, Greater Manchester, decided to get rid of Molly when her swearing got too much for the family. But within days of the naughty African Grey being sold her image turned up as Mr Sleigh tucked into a bag of crisps. "It's almost like Molly has come back to haunt us," he said. He added: "We got rid of her because she was constantly trying to wind my wife up by throwing her food out of the cage as well as turning the air blue with her constan…

Is this the world's most polluted river? by RICHARD SHEARS - More by this author » Last updated at 23:49pm on 5th June 2007 Comments (6) It was once a gently flowing river, where fishermen cast their nets, sea birds came to feed and natural beauty left visitors spellbound. Villagers collected water for their simple homes and rice paddies thrived on its irrigation channels. Today, the Citarum is a river in crisis, choked by the domestic waste of nine million people and thick with the cast-off from hundreds of factories. So dense is the carpet of refuse that the tiny wooden fishing craft which float through it are the only clue to the presence of water…