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Image of NBA Live 06 on the XBOX 360! Go here to see the video The graphics are amazing!

Wikipedia has an awesome summary and info on the Xbox 360. The console is scheduled to be released on November 22, 2005.

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Not too many good NFL match ups to watch on Sunday, but theres a good college game this Saturday.

Preview from Yahoo Sports

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* Experience Stanford on iTunes today and continue learning with Stanford.

Stanford on iTunes will expand in content and features in the coming months. Soon users will be able to access descriptions of each track, listen to over 30 lectures from Reunion Homecoming 2005, and even watch video of select programs.

Stanford on iTunes

How cool is this!!? If you miss a lecture class…no problem.

It’s about 3 mins long. Kinda boring, but has some interesting facts.
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Leonardo DiCaprio was reportedly dumped by Gisele Bundchen for flirting with Sienna Miller, sources have claimed.

The heartthrob actor was caught getting cosy with the stunning actress - who has had an on-off relationship with boyfriend Jude Law since he admitted cheating on her with his children’s nanny - in a Los Angeles nightclub several weeks ago. .

What’s in a Cookie?

Netscape corporation, early pioneers of the world-wide web (www), created web browser “cookies” as a means for allowing web sites to offer enhanced services to their users. “Cookies” allow you to roam around advanced web sites such as eBay and Amazon while remaining “known” to the web server.

“Cookie” is a software programming term referring to a unique token that isn’t in itself particularly meaningful, but which can be used to uniquely identify some other entity to which it has been assigned. In the case of a web browser, once a browser has received and accepted a site’s “cookie” token, that browser can be uniquely identified in the future by the cookie token it carries.

Unless it is configured not to, a web browser will always accept any cookie offered to it by a cookie-enabled web site. It happens invisibly and without the user’s involvement, knowledge, or permission. And from that point on that unique cookie is typically used to uniquely identify that individual browser, user, and computer from all others on the Internet.

Therefore, ALL cookies ARE ultimately about identifying and TRACKING web browser contact. That’s what cookies are for. Anyone who is adamant about NEVER being identified from one web page to the next can, and perhaps should, COMPLETELY disable all web browser cookies. This is not difficult to do with Internet Explorer

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BTW, if your using Mozilla Firefox, go to Tools - Options - Privacy…go to Cookies and click on “for the originating website only”