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Well, here we are. 2006, and perhaps the last console launch of the decade. And here they are, all decked out n’ pretty. Go ahead, debate it. Just be nice, ok? At the end of the day the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, they’re only video game consoles, and we love our babies the same. Oh, catch some more flame-stoking conversation-inspiring pics after the break.

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BOLD MOVES: THE FUTURE OF FORD A new documentary series. Be part of the transformation as it happens in real-time

Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!

Filed under: Gaming

Well, here we are. 2006, and perhaps the last console launch of the decade. And here they are, all decked out n’ pretty. Go ahead, debate it. Just be nice, ok? At the end of the day the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, they’re only video game consoles, and we love our babies the same. Oh, catch some more flame-stoking conversation-inspiring pics after the break.

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BOLD MOVES: THE FUTURE OF FORD A new documentary series. Be part of the transformation as it happens in real-time

Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!

The hardcore and hearty get their consoles in Japan, but most gamers in Nippon are left out in the cold, go home empty-handed.

I thought the opening match was good; everyone played their part well. Except for the “fan” with the hokey “T-N-A! T-N-A!” chant right into the camera. Roode really does look 1989 with that hair and robe. (Wasn’t that Flexy Lexy’s robe when he was a Horsemen?) At one point, Franchise slipped and called Brother Ray “Bubba.” Do I smell lawsuit? Pretty convenient that The Naturals turned heel right when AMW turned face. The Naturals turn is the right move. I don’t know about AMW. It doesn’t seem like they’ll get huge fan support…

illeism writes “C|Net is reporting on Intel’s experimentation with nanotubes in processors. From the article: ‘The chip giant has managed to create prototype interconnects — microscopic metallic wires inside of chips that link transistors … Carbon nanotubes … conduct electricity far better than metals. In fact, nanotubes exhibit what’s called ballistic conductivity, which means that electrons are not scattered or impeded by obstacles.’”

Mississippi residents aren’t shy about shooting back at a remark about their state that was uttered by Representative Charles B. Rangel of New York.

Boogeyman attacked Dalton at ringside, then crawled into the ring. He opened his mouth and worms came out. JBL wondered if he regurgitated them. Boogeyman then slammed him to the mat for the quick win. Then he dropped worms from his mouth onto Dalton’s face…

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The New York Times has a new profile of Sen. Harry Reid. AmericaBlog highlights the funniest parts:

Harry Reid began Election Day with 50 situps and 80 push-ups (very red state of him) and 40 minutes of yoga (very blue state of him).

He spent most of the momentous day in his Senate office, waiting. Just after 2 p.m., he finally heard some actual news: Britney Spears was filing for divorce.

“Britney Spears,” Mr. Reid said, shaking his head. “She loses a little weight, and now she’s getting all cocky about things.” He added, “Britney has gotten her mojo back.”

Few would peg Mr. Reid, 66, as someone with anything to say about Britney Spears or, for that matter, someone who would ever use the word “mojo.” But he is a tricky figure to pigeonhole or predict, a Democrat who is a Mormon opposed to abortion and who looks more like a civics teacher than someone set to become the most powerful person in the Senate.

Jim Wallis insults:

In this election, both the Religious Right and the secular Left were defeated, and the voice of the moral center was heard.