Jenjie

I need to know!! Who booked it? :D And why your mood lonely? :(

first post updated with vids :D

not sure I understand your post. its not my review, which is why its in italics, and has the web link at the bottom.

first post updated with vids :D

Who's Going? (98 so far!!) (In order to co-ordinate meet-ups, hotels are in red) .: Fix You :. a-chan ACNN94 airieslady Wembley Plaza Hotel at Wembley Stadium aniskywalker angel_brb ApproximatelyInfinite ariadnasquire asia atomgrill bello-lo beta beubeu2k blue_girl Bones_85 bta5857 Wembley Plaza Hotel at Wembley Stadium Busybeeburns (Travelodge - Wembley) but a dream cafc4eva charley cleeson7 Clocks In My Place (Travelodge - Wembley) Coldplayer75 CookyMnstr Carlaatje Chavi crazyduckette Dan 6N -DAN- Dark_Sofie davebrown19 Drop Fraetes Frenkerd glover3492 Gretel Hamsterdam helokity623 Hot Burrito iriden Iwona Jenjie (Travelodge - Wembley) Jojo JSalyers Jsweeting Jizo Kite (Bus home after show) kspillers2 Khalplay kimchi +3 KissesBirds lindam LittleMissMessy Lolly Pop Lost! in technicolor loudefix lozm Lyla27 MagooUK marsu mayurshikotra mc_squared melanieau Miha milesahead89 Mimixxx mygdalom nickyh1 Ollyc OnMyOwnInASeparatSky politik* Passenger Plug_in_coldplaying Pix & family professa95 Ron Burgandy rush rushofbloodUK r25d01 scusi sharp-boy shesawsparks StarlightChaser Steo87 SueDeNimes Swiny TexasLuvsJonny thegreatone2003uk themaster Timon twistedleksi2008 Twisted mind Vegard90 Viva Viper xxKels +2 zemy101

Spotify user data compromised after service hacked Spotify, the online music streaming service which allows users to listen to music on their computers, has been hit by hackers. Users of the service have been advised to change their passwords. Spotify also warned that personal details, such as email addresses, birth dates and post codes may also have been exposed during the security breach. However, it said that because credit card details used for premium accounts were handled by a secure outside organisation, payment information was not at risk. “Last week we were alerted to a group that managed to compromise our protocols,” writes Andres on the official Spotify blog. “After investigating we concluded that this group had gained access to information that could allow testing of a very large number of passwords, possibly finding the right one. The information was exposed due to a bug that we discovered and fixed on December 19, 2008. Until last week we were unaware that anyone had had access to our protocols to exploit it. “If you have an account that was created on or before December 19, 2008, we strongly suggest that you change your password and strongly encourage you to change your passwords for any other services where you use the same password.” Spotify, which has a million global users, allows people to listen to millions of songs online for free. Users can build their own playlists and share them with friends, and in exchange to free access to tracks, they have to listen to audio adverts every 20 minutes or so. People who want ad-free listening can pay 99p for 24 hours of access to ad-free music, or £9.99 for a month of access to ad-free listening. The company apologised to its users for the security breach, and pledged to tighten its protective measures. “We are really sorry about this and hope you accept our apologies,” wrote the company on its blog. “We’re doubling our efforts to keep the systems secure in order to prevent anything like this from happening again.” http://www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechnology/technology/technologynews/4939614/Spotify-user-data-compromised-after-service-hacked.html

Spotify user data compromised after service hacked Spotify, the online music streaming service which allows users to listen to music on their computers, has been hit by hackers. Users of the service have been advised to change their passwords. Spotify also warned that personal details, such as email addresses, birth dates and post codes may also have been exposed during the security breach. However, it said that because credit card details used for premium accounts were handled by a secure outside organisation, payment information was not at risk. “Last week we were alerted to a group that managed to compromise our protocols,” writes Andres on the official Spotify blog. “After investigating we concluded that this group had gained access to information that could allow testing of a very large number of passwords, possibly finding the right one. The information was exposed due to a bug that we discovered and fixed on December 19, 2008. Until last week we were unaware that anyone had had access to our protocols to exploit it. “If you have an account that was created on or before December 19, 2008, we strongly suggest that you change your password and strongly encourage you to change your passwords for any other services where you use the same password.” Spotify, which has a million global users, allows people to listen to millions of songs online for free. Users can build their own playlists and share them with friends, and in exchange to free access to tracks, they have to listen to audio adverts every 20 minutes or so. People who want ad-free listening can pay 99p for 24 hours of access to ad-free music, or £9.99 for a month of access to ad-free listening. The company apologised to its users for the security breach, and pledged to tighten its protective measures. “We are really sorry about this and hope you accept our apologies,” wrote the company on its blog. “We’re doubling our efforts to keep the systems secure in order to prevent anything like this from happening again.” http://www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechnology/technology/technologynews/4939614/Spotify-user-data-compromised-after-service-hacked.html

Spotify chiefs have warned users that the service has been hacked - with a group potentially gaining access to users' details including their email address, birth date, gender, postal code and billing receipt details. In a Spotify blog they assured users that credit card details would not have been exposed, as they were stored by a third party, but urged anyone who had signed up to the service before December 19 last year, and had not changed their password since, to change their password to thwart the hackers. The Spotify chiefs signed off by issuing an apology to their users. "We are really sorry about this and hope you accept our apologies," they wrote. They added: "We're doubling our efforts to keep the systems secure in order to prevent anything like this from happening again." http://www.nme.com/news/spotify/43228

Spotify chiefs have warned users that the service has been hacked - with a group potentially gaining access to users' details including their email address, birth date, gender, postal code and billing receipt details. In a Spotify blog they assured users that credit card details would not have been exposed, as they were stored by a third party, but urged anyone who had signed up to the service before December 19 last year, and had not changed their password since, to change their password to thwart the hackers. The Spotify chiefs signed off by issuing an apology to their users. "We are really sorry about this and hope you accept our apologies," they wrote. They added: "We're doubling our efforts to keep the systems secure in order to prevent anything like this from happening again." http://www.nme.com/news/spotify/43228

I was trying to work that out. It has to be someone who would be in their late 20's/early 30's when the plane crashed. We know its a boy. Possibly could be: Charlie Desmond Boone Daniel but according to IMDB.com, Horace's surname is Goodspeed, and none of them have that for a surname. So I'm still not sure

'Til Kingdom Come? I'd love to hear that live again :D

Coldplay arrives down under! On the latest leg of their mammoth world tour Coldplay have hit the shores of sunny Australia. First stop was Perth, Western Australia, where the four lads from England were welcomed by thousands of excited fans at Burswood Dome for two nights of crowd pleasing awesome music! Oxfam Australia volunteers were there too. Ready to sing along to the latest Coldplay tunes, and inspire people to support our work on fair trade and Indigenous health equality. Thankyou to each and every one of you who stopped by our stall and signed in support of our campaigns work. A sizeable hop skip and jump took the Coldplay lads across to the opposite side of the country where they performed for three nights at the Rod Laver Arena in downtown Melbourne. Again, at each concert, we had twenty Oxfam Australia volunteers on the ground chatting to Coldplay fans about fair trade and the Close the Gap – Indigenous health equality campaign. Over the three nights more than 1 800 people signed in support of Oxfam’s campaigns work, what an impressive number! Thanks to all of you out there who have put your name down to support our work for a just world without poverty, your support can really make the world of difference in the lives of millions of people. We will continue to collect the sign-ups and for those of you, who missed the opportunity to sign up at the shows, please visit us and sign up on line. The Coldplay lads will be on stage in Brisbane later tonight, if you’re heading along to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre keep your eye out for the Oxfam volunteers, swing by, say hello and add your name to our important campaigns work. As for me, I am hanging out for Coldplay to arrive in my home town of Sydney next week. I’ll be sure to let you know how it goes. VIVA LA VIDA! Cara http://www.oxfamblogs.org/coldplay/?p=155

I'm more likely to trustchris in this instance :) have googled and can find nothing about the supposed Neil Young rumour

Ian emailed him to say that he didn't like the cover of Stand By Me & that he would never view the film in the same light again. Ben says its a John Lennon version. Don't think I should let Ian listen to the Everclear cover of Brown-Eyed Girl either!!! :laugh3:

Ben just called Ian a muppet on the radio :D

ouch, head hurting again!!! but in a good, Lost is making me think about stuff again way. bad writers! I was very happy about Sawyer & Juliette, it fitted nicely.

nah! not at all :thinking: erm well, actually........ :P :laugh3: :kiss: shouldn't be! and I know someone who's been doing some bsb stalking this week :D

can't say I've noticed it particularly with Coldplay, but I did used to get ridiculed at school for my adoration of Take That. boy bands just aren't cool enough, or proper music - that would be stuff like manics & nirvana :lol:

I'm led to believe that the total of 96 is incorrect, and we're way over 100. if you're going and your name's not here, please post in the thread, and if anyone else fancies reading the last 143 pages and checking the list, you would be our bestest friend forever :D Who's Going? (96 so far!!) (In order to co-ordinate meet-ups, hotels are in red) .: Fix You :. a-chan ACNN94 airieslady Wembley Plaza Hotel at Wembley Stadium aniskywalker angel_brb ApproximatelyInfinite ariadnasquire asia atomgrill bello-lo beubeu2k blue_girl bta5857 Wembley Plaza Hotel at Wembley Stadium Busybeeburns (Travelodge - Wembley) but a dream cafc4eva charley cleeson7 Clocks In My Place (Travelodge - Wembley) Coldplayer75 CookyMnstr Carlaatje Chavi crazyduckette cleeson7 Dan 6N -DAN- Dark_Sofie davebrown19 Drop Fraetes Frenkerd glover3492 Gretel Hamsterdam helokity623 Hot Burrito iriden Iwona Jenjie (Travelodge - Wembley) Jojo JSalyers Jsweeting Jizo Kite (Bus home after show) kspillers2 Khalplay kimchi +3 KissesBirds lindam LittleMissMessy Lolly Pop Lost! in technicolor loudefix lozm Lyla27 MagooUK marsu mayurshikotra mc_squared melanieau Miha milesahead89 Mimixxx mygdalom nickyh1 Ollyc OnMyOwnInASeparatSky politik* Passenger Plug_in_coldplaying Pix & family professa95 Ron Burgandy rush rushofbloodUK r25d01 scusi sharp-boy shesawsparks StarlightChaser Steo87 SueDeNimes Swiny TexasLuvsJonny thegreatone2003uk themaster Timon twistedleksi2008 Twisted mind Vegard90 Viva Viper xxKels +2 zemy101

:P sure thing :) :dance: because its a football stadium, all the standing will be on the pitch, i would have thought. can't see them having any other standing areas :thinking:

Just saw this on Twitter: so you might possible get a Glastonbury appearance. depends where those rumours came from

Twitter-tastic!! spectrelives: @coldplay Saw the boys play tonight in Melbourne, best fucking show of my life. What a party... well worth the cash. We all loved it so much 43 minutes ago from web misswretched: Coldplay: bloody brilliant, out of this world show. The tech effects alone were enough to put most other performers to shame. WOW. about 2 hours ago from web twit_tiwt: Coldplay concert in Melbz was fantastico! Supreme Artists! Visually stunning show! about 3 hours ago from web nosajmun: Coldplay was awesome! Crowd singing happy birthday to Chris, sightings of Shane Warne, stadium full of crazy fans... about 4 hours ago from web The_Shifty_One: Home again now ... time to apologise for being nasty - coldplay are great at what they do, I'm just not that into them. Fun night though. about 4 hours ago from Tweetie sophielewis: Sneaking into Coldplay was awesome. Biggest win yet! Crowded tram is not so awesome! Arg so amazing! Paper butterflies. about 4 hours ago from twitterrific The_Shifty_One: I think coldplay are almost done ... ooh, confetti, fancy! They definitely have spiffo special effects! about 5 hours ago from Tweetie doddsi: Just behind #coldplay in the crowd at #Melbourne http://twitpic.com/1uxf3 about 5 hours ago from twitterrific

obviously, I'm concerned for the welfare of the missing people. As a genealogist, the thought of all those documents being damaged or destroyed is dreadful too. And the fact the church may go the same way! its amazing how negligent people can be

awesome live version of Talk! "Ben Jones Virgin superstar!" :D

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