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Taken from the 1st row of the ellipse...right in front of The Edge! What a moment! Thank You!

Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Below is a copy of an entry posted in U2.com...it expresses my view bootlegging. There are two quotes in red, followed by my reply. My view: Clearly, purchasing bootlegged material is wrong. This is in reference to U2, but it also applies to all artists and all mediums. I believe that all monies belong to the artists and their producers, record company, ect. Paying others online or elsewhere for bootlegged material is simply a form of stealing. And undermines the soul (word intentfully used) purpose of a artist's reason for creating to material: to SHARE with us their God given talents. We owe them the right to pay them for their generous gift of sharing their gifts with us.

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Thursday, January 25, 2007

copied from the my subscriber log-in at U2.com

26.01.2006
Seeing RED
Bono has launched Product RED, a global brand which will raise funds to fight AIDS in Africa. It's not philanthropy, he said, but 'doing good, will turn out to be doing good business.'

The launch of RED took place in Davos, Switzerland today, when Bono and Bobby Shriver joined with American Express, Gap, Converse and Giorgio Armani to unveil the T-shirts, shoes, sunglasses and credit card which are the first items in the new line.

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Highly anticipated games like Final Fantasy III, Yoshi’s Island 2, and The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass takes most of the spot light for DS games; as a result, several current and upcoming Nintendo DS games are being unfairly overlooked. Here’s a list of the current and upcoming DS games that shouldn’t be overlooked.

Children of Mana
Bleach DS
Phoenix Wright: Justice For All
Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin

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I have pondered what that statement means many times since I first visited Dublin and came upon it. Graffiti? No. A phrase whispered to me by a man in a trenchcoat as he passed by on a crowded street as code for me to pass the microfilm? No.

The phrase "If You Want A Pizza, Call An Apache" was written in red letters across

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