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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4E0e-ZCn14]YouTube - E3 09: The Last Guardian Trailer[/ame]

Made by the same team as Ico and Shadow Of The Colossus. Looking forward to this when it comes out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHzHoMT5eRg

Take your pic...

Wasn't there a guy named Phil Dater who makes/used to make silencers? Also made motorcycle mufflers?

These are pets of course. Not quite... domesticated.

But wait... there's more!

No I'm not. When I say dying I don't mean it will disappear forever... just that it's popularity is disappearing in droves.

Besides MJ didn't die of a heart attack in the ER... he died from a stroke in the children's ward.

Supposedly the paramedics wanted to declare him dead at the scene but his doctor made them continue resuscitation efforts.

Music cycles usually last about 10 years give or take. To be honest rap is dying. I've watched the rap section in the cd store I go to decrease from 8 rows to 2. I don't care for it one bit, but I also know there's probably some good rap out there. Most likely by people that you don't hear of in the mainstream.

I used to have a link to a forum where people have built small nuclear reactors in their garage. Pretty amazing stuff.

It's been done before

By Eliot Van Buskirk Published on June 17, 2009 at 8:30am Carting a crate of used CDs to your local record store so you can make rent is a rite of passage as ancient as it can be tearful. But what about those MP3s and iTunes songs you're ready to unload? Is there a way to sell those off, too, when you get tired of them or just need some extra scratch? A new crop of consumer-facing music stores is focused on helping fans resell "used" digital music the way they do CDs. But the big conundrum with digital music is that there's no way to prove sellers legally own the songs on their computers. There's also nothing to stop them from keeping the songs they're hawking. Unlike CDs

Found this on another forum... trying to figure it out. Is it Dew Fonzie Barrel Roll?

That's not the Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood Mrs. Torrence...

Do a search for Michael Hedges or Andy McKee...

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That happened not too far from me.