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July 1, 2009

Megadeth: “Endgame” Track Listing and “Head Crusher” Download.

Blabbermouth.net, a subsidiary of Roadrunnner Records has revealed Megadeth‘s “Endgame” track listing.

Dialectic Chaos
This Day We Fight!
44 Minutes
1,320
Bite The Hand That Feeds
Bodies Left Behind
Endgame
The Hardest Part Of Letting Go… Sealed With A Kiss
Head Crusher
How the Story Ends
Nothing Left To Lose

“Endgame” is Megadeth twelfth studio album and is due on September 15th, 2009.

“Head Crusher” be made available for free download on Tuesday, July 7 at 11:00 a.m. EDT at a special “Head Crusher” page on Roadrunner Records site.

Headcrusher

June 30, 2009

Anything Goes: Alice in Chains and Stargate Atlantis.

Two things coming up for Tuesday June 30th, 2009:

Alice In Chains: A Looking In View is now available at:

The first single with the new singer William DuVall who joined the band years after the death of frontman Layne Staley.

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Stargate Atlantis: The Complete Fifth Season

The final season of Stargate Atlantis is now available on DVD set.

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Disclaimer

If you bought anything through Amazon link above, and I get some kickbacks.

“If you buy Stargate Atlantis: The Complete Fifth Season, I can buy this Canon Vixia HV40 HDV Camcorder” to paraphrase the great Robert Schimmel.

June 29, 2009

Anything Goes: June 29th, 2009 Edition.

Starting this early in the morning, and kinda bored by the news.

Pirate parties parade through Prague, Paris (Ars Technica) | They are gaining ground.
China bans online ‘gold farming’ (CNET News) | So who am I gonna outsource gold farming on my WOW account now?
Supreme Court Serves Up Remote-Recording Victory (Wired.com) | An important precedence for consumer’s right.
Iran upholds Ahmadinejad poll victory after recount (Reuters) | At least they don’t have lawyers involved. They only insisted on what the result is by recounting a “random” 10% of the ballot.

June 28, 2009

Anything Goes: June 28th, 2009 Edition.

Missing a lot of news items for the past weeks, and still have a few in draft mode. A lot of things are happening today.

Slayer: About the Apocalypse. Interview with Drummer, Dave Lombardo (KNAC) | The interview was conducted before Slayer embarked on the Canadian Carnage Tour with Megadeth.
Transformers 2 kills in its opening five days with $200M (SCI FI Wire) | All the bad reviews did not stop people from watching this movie at all. Great. This will encourage Michael Bay to make more movies with more explosions.
Billy Mays, star pitchman, dead at 50 (CNNMoney) | A lot of celebrity death this week.
Army overthrows Honduras president in vote dispute (Reuters) | From the article: “Zelaya fired military chief Gen. Romeo Vasquez last week for refusing to help him run an unofficial referendum on Sunday on extending the four-year term limit on Honduran presidents.”

June 27, 2009

Michael Jackson Posthumously Dominates iTunes Charts.

Michael Jackson posthumously dominates iTunes Top Songs and Top Album Charts shortly after the news of his death.

Jackson died from cardiac arrest on Thursday June 25th, 2009. Dr. Conrad Murray was with Jackson during the whole incident, and Murray is reportedly hiring a Houston-based law firm to represent him.

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June 25, 2009

Anything Goes: June 25th, 2009 Edition – Part 2!

I had such a tiring day and don’t feel like going anywhere else anymore. Actually I still have two more things to do. I was planning to go to Hollywood Improv to meet a friend, but at this point I’m to tired too care.

Obituary:

Farrah Fawcett, sex symbol and actress, dies (CNN) | Farrah Fawcett had been battling cancer for the last three years of her life. Fawcett is best known for her role in Charlie’s Angels TV series.
Michael Jackson, pop music legend, dead at 50 (CNN) | Michael Jackson was reported to have cardiac arrest. Jackson was preparing for his “This Is It!” Tour at the O2 Arena, London UK. Jackson is one of the biggest names in the Pop Music History.

…and in other news:

Supreme Court rejects school strip search (Reuters) | “By an 8-1 vote, the justices upheld a ruling that the school and its officials violated the U.S. constitutional right that protects against unreasonable search and seizure.” 8-1 vote? Apparently Judge Clarence Thomas thinks that it is OK to stip search a 13 year-old girl (NYTimes).

June 25, 2009

Anything Goes: June 25th, 2009 Edition.

Woke up this morning, read some emails and figured some silly settings for Entourage to connect to Exchange Server 2007. I then setup the Entourage remotely. In addition to that, I re-encoded a movie short through iChat Desktop Sharing.

Ahmadinejad compares Obama to Bush (Yahoo! News) | It is obvious that both Barack Obama and George W. Bush are Presidents of The United States.
Transformers 2’s $55 million breaks Wednesday opening record (SCI FI Wire) | It is really impressive for a movie that is getting such bad reviews here, here and here. The reviews at Rotten Tomatoes confirm this. Then again it doesn’t matter because it has a great opening day and they’re working on Transformers 3 for 2001 release even before Transformers 2 was released; allegedly. More giant transforming robots and explosions!
RIAA settles suit where defendant had no PC (MacNN) | Yesterday’s news, but it is still worth mentioning. In the eye of RIAA, everyone steals music. The term “PC” refers to “personal computer” regardless of the operating system. It’s not about the whole “Mac” vs “PC” things.
Pirate Bay Retrial Denied (Wired.com) | As usual, the Pirate Bay responded in their blog. What would the Pirate Party do in the European Parliament?