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...differences continue. Xbox has a thriving online community and plans to open a video download service on Nov. 22. However, it doesn't give you a web browser. The PS3 does have a browser, plus built-in Wi-Fi and support for Bluetooth wireless earpieces. The craziest thing is that Sony has permitted geeks to load additional operating systems onto the PS3, including Linux. With all that processing power, it's a generous offer, although probably not one that many people will take...
...Minimum net worth required for a male Chinese millionaire to join a singles cruise sailing Nov. 25 from Shanghai 30 Number of women-evaluated on attractiveness rather than their salaries-selected to board, out of the first 1,000 applicants
...back in Asia as a private citizen following his Sept. 19 ouster by a military coup. So far he has been spotted riding horses in Beijing, shopping in Hong Kong and golfing in Bali. Where to next? Anywhere but Thailand, where Interim Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said on Nov. 12 that Thaksin should stay away for another year, until after elections are held under a new constitution...
...fumbles and running it back 38 yards for a touchdown.“The defense definitely came out here with the mindset to make up for last week,” Santoro said, referring to Yale’s painful 34-31 loss to Princeton on Nov. 11 in which the Bulldogs allowed a 14-point halftime lead to crumble under an aerial barrage by Princeton quarterback Jeff Terrell.“There were certainly a lot of opportunities to step up,” Murphy said, “and most times their defense took it away...
George W. Bush's first state visit to Indonesia on Nov. 20 is expected to last only half a day. But the brief sojourn has elicited an outsized response in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation. Over the past few days, anti-Bush rallies have broken out across the 7,000-island nation, culminating Sunday in the capital Jakarta, where thousands of protesters flooded the streets, some holding banners labeling Bush a "war criminal" for U.S. actions in the Middle East...