Yanks rip BoSox in ugly win
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A tropical storm bearing down on Florida formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Friday, just in time for the official June 1 start of the Atlantic hurricane season.
A spokesman for Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney called one New Hampshire voter’s anti-Mormon comments and refusal to shake the former governor’s hand at a campaign stop “un-American” and “religiously bigoted” on Wednesday.
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Filed under: Gaming
Although reports of the Xbox 360 scratching discs have been floating around for a while, the story really got legs a couple months ago when a Dutch TV show called Kassa aired a segment claiming to prove that the 360 damages media. Although Microsoft promised to look into the problem, apparently that’s not good enough for Meglena Kuneva, the European Commissioner for Consumer Affairs, who has given Redmond exactly one week to detail how it’s handled the bad DVD drive situation in the Netherlands, how widespread the problem is in other markets, and how many complaints have been received in those markets. While the Commissioner says the European Commissions doesn’t have the “competencies” to force a recall at this time, she does say that she’ll be “more than happy to act” if she finds legal grounds to do so. Ouch. Better get it figured out, boys — the clock’s ticking.
Read - Kassa article
Read - Inquirer article
Listen - (Mostly) English interview with Maglena Kuneva [streaming .wma, starts around 2:53]
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Filed under: Gaming
Although reports of the Xbox 360 scratching discs have been floating around for a while, the story really got legs a couple months ago when a Dutch TV show called Kassa aired a segment claiming to prove that the 360 damages media. Although Microsoft promised to look into the problem, apparently that’s not good enough for Meglena Kuneva, the European Commissioner for Consumer Affairs, who has given Redmond exactly one week to detail how it’s handled the bad DVD drive situation in the Netherlands, how widespread the problem is in other markets, and how many complaints have been received in those markets. While the Commissioner says the European Commissions doesn’t have the “competencies” to force a recall at this time, she does say that she’ll be “more than happy to act” if she finds legal grounds to do so. Ouch. Better get it figured out, boys — the clock’s ticking.
Read - Kassa article
Read - Inquirer article
Listen - (Mostly) English interview with Maglena Kuneva [streaming .wma, starts around 2:53]
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Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!
Detroit designated hitter Gary Sheffield and San Diego catcher Josh Bard were suspended for three games each by the commissioner’s office Friday for confrontations with umpires the previous night.
Our experts weigh in on five questions in the aftermath of LeBron’s Game 5 performance.
Choosing between Orlando and Gainesville was so agonizing Billy Donovan sought solace in a church Thursday. But he just couldn’t pass on the NBA.
When Miss USA slipped and fell during the Miss Universe pageant, judge Tony Romo was empathetic.
Oregon State offensive coordinator Danny Langsdorf has donated a kidney to the wife of Mike Cavanaugh, the offensive line coach.