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[Gadgetry] X-mini II comes with a MP3 player: The Singapore based outfit XM-1 has given their best-selling capsule speaker a music player and and SD card slot. It is based on the same design and tweeter size as the X-mini II.

[Bowers & Wilkins Hi Fi] How do you play 24-bit FLAC files? | Bowers and Wilkins: Buy CD, digitize with foobar2000, tagged with mp3tag using cover art found on the internet or scanned, transferred to a ReadyNAS Duo equipped with 2 1TB drives in RAID 1 mode running SqueezeCenter, streamed over a wireless connection to a Squeezebox Duet which is digitally connected to an Audionet MAP I, amplified with an Audionet AMP VII driving a pair of B&W 802D in Bi-Amping.

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[Brian Greene] Brian Greene » Blog Archive » all that twitters is not gold: then next week ~12 more podcast episodes from Yesterdays IIA conf. podcast sponsor Rabo Direct, they also sponsored Irish Blog Awards cast 2008-05-16T08:52:38+00:00 .

[TrekMovie.com] More Star Trek Images: Enterprise Crew + Nero [UPDATED ...: Finally, I have a question for all of you who are denouncing this “canon-breaking”, “bridge-altering” film”¦ What if the film featured the TOS cast, was made by the TOS crew, and was based on a script written by Gene himself back in the 60s ”” would you have more respect for it then? I suspect that if this were just a brand new TOS film that happened to break a few rules, or re-style things, you wouldn’t really give a hoot, but because these are different people, you have convinced yourself that their movie is a fraud, and so any articstic license they have taken with the film is a sign of their fraudulence.

[Roger Ebert's Journal] Books do furnish a life - Roger Ebert's Journal: I’ve found some great stuff that I kept for myself - everything from a Kipling first edition to a bundle of ten Charles Bukowski novels to The Great Movies by Roger Ebert. (Bill O’Reilly by the way probably holds some kind of record for having his books thrown away while they’re still on the best-seller list.) Most of the rest I trade at a used book store or give away to sales at local churches, but every year I’m left with a couple of crates of books I must with much regret and guilt return from whence they came because I cannot imagine anyone wasting on them time that could be spent reading something more worthwhile, books that I know would end up thrown away anyway if I even tried to give them away -textbooks and travel guides that are out of date but not old enough to be of historical interest, thirty-year-old Reader’s Digest anthologies of condensed bestsellers (surely anyone with even a passing interest in one of the included novels could have find the time to read the whole thing by now), self-help and other advice books with titles of stunning banality by people whose photos suggest a degree of flakiness so high that I wouldn’t rely on them to feed my cat while I’m away for the weekend, nonfiction quickies written to cash in on current events which involve no first-hand research and contain no information that couldn’t be gleaned from a lexisnexis search, and others so obviously not worth the mulch they could be reduced to that I’m amazed that anyone bought them in the first place.

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