Paramount has set Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Claire Danes, Charlie Cox and Sienna Miller to star in Stardust, an adaptation of the Neil Gaiman fantasy novel, to be directed by Matthew Vaughn, Variety reported.
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One can hope, but wasn’t it the Official Nintendo
Mag that said the Revolution
stand was also a power supply? Yeah, it was. Silly "production errors." But let’s hope they get this one
right.
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Thanks to the incredibly awesome awesome-ness of Noby, friend/Panic’s man in Japan, today I was extremely lucky to receive in the mail a brand new Nintendo DS Lite, fresh from Japan. Wow. (Thanks, Noby. Thoby.)Released on March 2nd in Japan to surprisi…
We have all the ingredients for a great story: dramatic predictions of Google taking over the world, secret disclosures of a new stealth product at a Google analyst meeting, outing of the story by bloggers, and subsequent purging of the public data by Google to keep things hidden from the public and competitors.
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AP - A month after Robert Blake filed for bankruptcy, the actor asked a judge to void a jury’s $30 million verdict in the wrongful-death lawsuit won by the children of his slain wife, his attorneys said Monday.
Carlos Delgado has tendinitis in his left elbow and could miss Puerto Rico’s first game in the World Baseball Classic against Panama.
What is supposed to be the absolutely, positively final meeting to solve the NFL’s labor problems began Tuesday, with owners trying to decide whether to accept the union’s latest proposal.
An anonymous reader writes “Even though many American voters are ready for open source systems at the polls, Newsforge (a Slashdot sister site) has an interesting story about why open source may not be ready for the polls. From the article: ‘The only open source e-voting effort that Rubin [an e-voting expert] noted was the Open Voting Consortium (OVC). “I don’t agree with everything they are doing, but they are all about transparency and open source,” Rubin said. OVC President and CEO Alan Dechert says it would take a large investment of time and money to provide an alternative to traditional e-voting systems vendors, but he says an effort known as Open Voting Solutions (OVS) is looking to do just that.’”
Separate from an Army criminal investigation of the 2004 shooting death of former NFL player Pat Tillman, the Defense Department is probing other sensitive aspects of the case, including allegations by his family that the Army covered up facts, officials
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downside - assuming it is a huge success, it could be a pyrrhic victory; I am not convinced that others - third or
first parties - can’t offer similar styles of controller for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, eroding the Revolution’s
advantage." Think SplitFish whose
though it may not be a copy of the Revolution controller, offers a similar interface. There’s already rumors that
functionality for their respective systems; is Nintendo’s final trump card going to be enough to keep competition at
bay?
[Thanks, The1]
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