The U.S. has plans for a manned visit to Mars by the mid-2030s. The ESA and Russia have sketched out a similar joint mission, and it is claimed that China's space program has the same objective. Apart from their destination, all these plans share something in common: extraordinary danger for the explorers. What happens if someone dies out there, months away from Earth?

Swedish ecologists Susanne Wiigh-Mäsak and Peter Mäsak are the inventors of an environmentally friendly alternative to cremation and burial, called Promession. The technique entails freezing a body, vibrating it into tiny pieces, and then freeze-drying the pieces, which can then be used as compost to grow a memorial shrub or tree.

Staggs: Both World Made by Hand and The Witch of Hebron take place in the world of The Long Emergency, which you’ve written about in the non-fiction title of the same name. Could you very briefly explain what the Long Emergency is for our readers?

Kunstler: The Long Emergency is the culminating crisis of modernity, growing out of the limits to growth, resource scarcity, and the collapse of the complex systems that keep us going — everything ranging from industrialized farming to oil-based transportation to electronic communication. It can also be described as the crisis of over-investments in complexity — resolving in a traumatic wave of sudden de-complexifying.

Staggs: Reading your novels, I find myself in some ways envious of the sense of community enjoyed by the residents of Union Grove, yet I remain aware of – and wary of – the incredible loss of life that our world would experience following a collapse of our oil-based infrastructure. On the whole, would you imagine that we’d gain or lose more in such a world?

Kunstler: It’s part of the tension of the story that we are constantly having to measure what’s been gained against what’s been lost. The losses are perhaps more obvious: comfort, certainty, and the whole prosthetic nimbus of technology that we are so used to. The gains are perhaps more subtle: making your own music, enjoying the sounds, scents, and sensations of nature much more directly, the blessed absence of cars and other motor-driven annoyances, unmediated relations with family, friends, and community members, a reconnection with the elemental ceremonies of birth, death, the harvest, the coming of spring, etc.

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* Wow — and OW. There is actually a body of case law about “broken penises.” [Legal Satyricon]

* Remember the claim of witness coaching through footsies? It’s going to an evidentiary hearing. [South Florida Lawyers]

* Conor Friedersdorf of The Atlantic responds to Elie’s critical commentary on Friedersdorf’s takedown of entitled attorneys. [The Daily Dish / The Atlantic]

* Eddie Huang, lawyer turned (successful) restaurateur — New Yorkers, check out his BaoHaus, which Kash and I adore — appears to have won the race to the courthouse USPTO for the “Chairman Bao” mark. [Eater; Fresh Off the Boat]

* This headline needs a correction — add “Since 1865.” [Huffington Post]

* Cutesy names for LLCs show that the bar for humor among lawyers is low (and we’re grateful for that every day). [New York Times]

* Gail Koff — the Skadden Arps alumna who co-founded Jacoby & Meyers, the personal-injury firm that became (in)famous for its television ads — R.I.P. [Am Law Daily]

* Seven lessons from a post-traffic stop conviction. [Underdog]

Every single Dr Who journey ever. Crowdsourced ultra-geek dataset for The Guardian.

Three firms own 89% of your sugar water.

(Hmmm, this needs a bit of design IMHO. I might have a chop at it)

Research and visualisation by Dr Phil Howard of Michigan State University. He’s done some other, great visual explorations of key industries including organic food and seeds.

Articles of War

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lamest_edit_wars
data: http://bit.ly/WikiLame

It seems that one of the beta testers for Google TV couldn’t keep all that goodness to himself, and has posted several pictures and some video of the near-finished interface and hardware. It’s a brief and not particularly shocking video, but seeing it running on a home TV and hearing a regular guy expressing legitimate (if subdued) excitement make it a lot more real. Sorry about the ad before the content, by the way, but you should probably get used to it.

The interface looks more or less the same as when it was introduced: nested menu items starting on the left, search bar able to be evoked at any time. There are a few minor visual differences, for instance the bookmarks layout and thumbnails have been tweaked. Interestingly, “Applications” is listed twice.

The “What’s On TV” category looks handy; apparently it works as long as your cable or satellite provider has some category metadata, which is most if not all of them. I also note an Amazon menu item, which means you’ll be able to get those 99c TV downloads we heard about almost immediately after the Apple TV announcement. I pictured a world without two data pipes coming into your house, but I’m not sure that’s going to happen just yet. This is too effective a way to watch regular TV.

Navigation is effected with the keyboard pictured above, which has a built-in trackpad and d-pad, or via any Harmony controller, including the Harmony Connect app.

The Logitech hardware looks solid; I like the two USB ports plus HDMI in. That means sharing what you’ve got around the house, be it on your camcorder or a five-year-old USB drive.

Unfortunately our narrator did not demonstrate anything as far as searching or navigating recorded shows, or talk about the experience of having shows backed up to the cloud. Let’s hope for a sequel. I have to say, it’s looking pretty nice. I doubt it will cost as little as the Apple TV, but I wouldn’t put it beyond Google to work something out by which it is very competitive. After all, it stands to make a lot of money off owning your TV as well as your browser, your email, your phone, and… you know, your everything.

[via Engadget]

I can’t decide whether or not to believe this. Can you?

[via The Daily What and Waxy]

If you develop Social Games I want to talk to you. Im looking to invest in  games,  developers and projects

Im looking for consumer and corporate applications. I’m not looking for knockoffs of existing games/apps. I’m also looking for physical products that have integrated social gaming components . My preference for all the above is that they run on or  integrate deeply  with Facebook and/or Itunes 10/Ping and all the devices they support.

You can post them here or email me at blogmaverick@aol.com.

If I like it , I will respond. If I dont, I wont.  I wont sign and NDA.

TIA

Know it's been a little while since I've done a #cigarchat event (you know, new job and all), but they're back!

The next chat, sponsored by Chicago-based Tesa Cigars, will be on Monday, September 27 from 7-9pm CST, and the cigar we'll be smoking is the Tesa Cabinet 312.

Once again, there will be a few sticks to go around. Follow me on Twitter at @DanielHonigman and keep an eye out for my announcement there. The first 10 people who DM me after that (A few from Chicago, 4-5 from elsewhere) will get a Cabinet 312 to enjoy during the event. (Of course, you’ll have to smoke it during the #cigarchat, and provide proof in the form of a photo or video that includes the proper hashtag.)

Hope you can make the chat!
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NOTE: This was originally published on DanielHonigman.com in its Cigar of the Week category.

Sponsored By: Fuller's Pullers Boutique and Name Brand Cigars.

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• New date for #cigarchat: August 13, 7pm CST

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BAJSKORV released a new episode of CBS’s game show “Big Brother 12”.

After nominating Ragan and Enzo for eviction, Head of Household, Lane, the two nominees and three other HouseGuests compete for the Power of Veto.

Links: HOMEPAGE – TV.com

Big.Brother.US.S12E24.PDTV.XVID-BAJSKORV
XviD | MP3 VBR | 350MB
NFO – NTi – SiNGLE FiLE DOWNLOAD

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Usenet is a not so popular method of obtaining new scene releases, but it’s actually one of the faster and more convenient. All you need is a NZB file, which is often linked with new posts here at Releaselog (or you can search the files directly as well). There are virtually hundreds of different Usenet providers, but if you want to try this service for the first time and enjoy some advanced functions, Binverse is a good place to start.

Binverse offers a completely FREE 14-day trial, to try their service. The service offers two methods of downloads – unlimited downloads capped at 1 Mbps or Full speed downloads with data cap of 30 GB a month. All you need to activate the free 14-day trial is to register and submit your credit card or PayPal details. You can cancel the service at anytime before the end of trial without being charged, or you can continue paying $14.99 a month for the service afterwards.

With Binverse, you can access over 5 new Terabytes per day of new files and messages. Binverse will also provide you with a special Usenet client with features as Usenet search, built in RAR / PAR support for dealing with large compressed files, intergrated chat, email alerts and many more. There’s really nothing to lose, if you won’t like it, you can just cancel it.

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2HD released this week’s episode of ABC’s “Rookie Blue”.

Andy and Swarek find evidence implicating Andy’s father in a murder during a drunken blackout, then search for proof of his innocence. Chris and Dov’s squad car is robbed by a vigilante dressed as a caped crusader.

Links: HOMEPAGE – TV.com

Rookie.Blue.S01E11.HDTV.XviD-2HD
XviD | MP3 VBR | 350MB
NFO – NTi – SiNGLE FiLE DOWNLOAD

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Apple shows up in all the news for nothing more than new iPods and re-do of Apple TV. Apple adds button to iPod Shuffle. Ferraris catching on fire. Hot stuff. Memristors back in the news. They will take over the world of semiconductors. China says no more anonymous burners in China. T-Mobile jumps into Wi-Max. MSFT IE business going down the tubes. Windows 7 sale coming. Family-pak coming back!  Sony brings out new e-reader. Nobody notices.

Apple iPod 4g awaits more publicity. Gmail supposedly will sort your mail for you by importance. Har. VMware show ends. Climate panel trying to reform. Why? AutoCAD back on the Mac along with a mobile app. Samsung tablet getting lots of ink and attention. Has Digg failed? Blame the new guy. Web OS2.0 for Palm now out. MSFT and YHOO integrated ad system is up. Google buys another social gaming company. Nanocrystals now in play. Oxford English Dictionary considering going all digital. Aww.

A creepy caricature of Google CEO Eric Schmidt drives an ice cream truck in this video produced by a consumer group targeting the search giant for its data collection practices.

The video is part of a lobbying effort by Consumer Watchdog to get the government to create a so-called “Do Not Track Me” list “to prevent online companies from gathering our personal information, just as Congress had the Federal Trade Commission create a Do Not Call list to prevent intrusive telemarketers.” The group says they’ve paid to have a version of the video shown 36 times per day on a jumbotron in Times Square.

It’s not the first anti-Google antic from the group, which is largely funded by legal fees, the Rose Foundation, Streisand Foundation, Tides Foundation and others. Last month the group announced it had parked outside lawmakers’ Washington-area residences to determine whether they had unsecured Wi-Fi networks that might have been sniffed by Google as part of the internet giant’s Street View and Google Maps program.

The group did that in an unsuccessful bid to bring attention to the Google Wi-Fi debacle and get the House Energy and Commerce Committee to haul Google executives in for questioning. Once there, the group wanted Google to explain why, for three years, Google was sniffing data from unencrypted Wi-Fi networks in neighborhoods in dozens of countries.

Google, which owns YouTube, has said that was a mistake, but legal.

Consumer Watchdog’s brief video capitalizes on the Wi-Fi issue and Schmidt’s previous statement about privacy: “If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place.”

See Also:

• Google Wins Viacom Copyright Lawsuit
• Google Books Fosters Intellectual, Legal Crossroads
• Former Prosecutor: Google Wi-Fi Snafu ‘Likely’ Illegal
• Lawyers Claim Google Wi-Fi Sniffing ‘Is Not an Accident’
• Consumer Group Sniffs Congresswoman’s Open Wi-Fi
• Privacy in Peril: Lawyers, Nations Clamor for Google Wi-Fi Data
• Packet-Sniffing Laws Murky as Open Wi-Fi Proliferates

A phone-hacking scheme involving British royals and reporters working for one of Rupert Murdoch’s tabloid newspapers went far beyond what was previously disclosed and prosecuted, according toThe New York Times.

Andy Coulson, currently media advisor to British Prime Minister David Cameron, is accused of having encouraged the hacking during his tenure as editor of Murdoch’s News of the World paper.

According to the N.Y. Times, reporters working under Coulson targeted hundreds of victims — from Princes Harry and William to government and police officials and numerous celebrities, including soccer star David Beckham and his wife.

Most of the victims are only now learning that their phone voicemail accounts may have been accessed by reporters, four years after the investigation first launched. One young woman, who had previously been the victim in a high-profile sexual-assault case when she was 19, only recently received a letter confirming that her phone number was on a list of potential hack targets kept by News of the World employees.

Scotland Yard is being accused of violating the rights of victims by failing to inform them earlier that they were targeted and of purposely narrowing the investigation to a single reporter and private investigator in order to preserve a special information-sharing relationship law enforcement agents had with the tabloid. The investigation focused only on Clive Goodman, a veteran reporter who covered the royal family, and Glenn Mulcaire, a private investigator who worked for the tabloid.

Access to private voicemail messages occurred in two ways. In some cases, victims had simply neglected to change a default password phone carriers established for every new account. Anyone who knew the default four-digit code for a particular carrier — such as 1111 or 4444 — could access the accounts if they knew the victim’s phone number.

Where victims did change the password, the paper’s private investigators found another way to trick phone carriers into revealing the code. The N.Y. Times story does not detail the second method. In the United States, phone hackers have been known to use caller I.D. spoofing to access a victim’s voicemail. The hacker calls the target’s cellphone after setting their caller I.D. to the same number, which on some wireless carriers will drop the call right into the voicemail retrieval menu.

Although Coulson has long insisted he knew nothing about the illegal activity, sources who worked at the tabloid told the N.Y. Times Coulson not only knew about it, he actively encouraged it. A dozen former reporters said the hacking was so pervasive at News of the World that everyone knew about it. “The office cat knew,” one longtime reporter said.

It all began to unravel in November 2005, when three aides to the royal family noticed that new voicemail messages received on their mobile phones were appearing in their mailboxes as if they’d already been listened to and saved. Then stories about Prince William began appearing in News of the World that made them think their phone accounts had been compromised.

Scotland Yard’s counterintelligence division, which handles the security of the royal family, launched an investigation, which ultimately focused on Goodman and Mulcaire. For six months, officials tracked the two suspects as they hacked into the voicemail accounts of royal family members and workers in the royal household.

In one message retrieved from Prince Harry’s phone, his brother William teased him about a minor scandal that hit the papers involving Harry and a stripper. Harry’s girlfriend Chelsy was apparently upset over the incident, and William called to tease his brother. News of the World boldly quoted his voice mail message in a story.

When police raided Mulcaire’s home, they found dozens of notebooks and computer files containing 2,978 complete or partial mobile phone numbers of potential victims, 91 mobile phone PIN codes, and 30 tape recordings made by Mulcaire. Mulcaire and Goodman were charged with conspiracy to unlawfully intercept communications, and that’s where the investigation ended. Police never questioned other reporters or editors at News of the World.

In the course of their investigation, Scotland Yard alerted only five other victims — whose names appeared in the indictments against Goodman and Mulcaire — and a handful of other people “with national security concerns: members of the government, the police and the military.”

George Galloway, a member of Parliament, was among those alerted, as were Gordon Taylor, chief executive of the Professional Footballers’ Association; Simon Hughes, a member of Parliament; supermodel Elle Macpherson; Max Clifford, a top public-relations agent who often fed exclusive gossip to News of the World but had fallen out with the tabloid shortly before his voicemail account was breached; and Sky Andrew, who represented top soccer stars.

Goodman and Mulcaire pleaded guilty to unlawful interception and were sentenced to several months in prison. They also lost their jobs with News of the World, but then sued for wrongful dismissal.

Mulcaire got 80,000 pounds (about $120,000) from the media outlet, and Goodman received an undisclosed amount. Coulson resigned from his management job, but was then hired as head of communications for the Conservative Party.

Then the lawsuits began. Taylor, one of the victims, sued the media outlet and received 700,000 pounds (more than $1 million) in a settlement, including legal expenses.

Clifford, another victim, didn’t have to sue. Instead he reached an agreement with his old media partner: In exchange for receiving 1 million pounds (about $1.5 million), the PR rep would resume feeding exclusive gossip to the paper.

Now five other victims have filed lawsuits against News Group Newspapers, the Murdoch division that oversees News of the World. The suits will likely increase as more people learn they were victims. Another suit is being prepared against Scotland Yard.

Photo courtesy chrstopher/Flickr

See Also:

• iPhone Jailbreaking Could Crash Cellphone Towers, Apple Claims
• International Phone Hacking Ring Busted; Stole $55 Million Worth of Calls
• Teenage Hacker Is Blind, Brash and in the Crosshairs of the FBI

In 1997, Paul Rosenberg, the attorney of an aspiring rapper from Detroit calling himself Eminem, was walking along 6th Avenue in the West Village with ten copies of an independent 12-inch vinyl single titled "Just Don't Give a Fuck." His mission was simple: try to persuade a record store called Fat Beats to stock it.

A recent documentary offered female rappers the chance to tell their story in a bid to answer: where did all the women go? Missy Elliott Earlier this year, American journalist Latoya Peterson wrote about the rise of Nicki Minaj and what it meant for the role of women in hip-hop . Well it seems she wasn't the only person interested in, or concerned ...

Saying “Jizzle” out loud doesn’t exact breed the purest of thoughts but Young Jeezy wants you to think of it as “Who Dat” on steroids. Spinning both of these records back-to-back may cause an earthquake in some small cities. Shawty Redd on the track, Lil Jon for extra calamity. TM103 on the horizon? Awww skeet skeet!

Go “young’ on ‘em 9.28.10. For a chuckle, go to the “Who Dat” video and check out the 2:15 mark. I think I’m Meechie yo!

Young Jeezy Feat. Lil Jon – “Jizzle” | Download

The self-proclaimed kings of the basement party jam now have a video for “Dream Chasin’.” Conceptually, I think the video just took me on a cab ride to nowhere but it was enjoyable because the dare here is to find yourself not nodding your head to Xaphoon’s beat.

And I swear that’s a cameo from the homie Sneek around the 1:50 mark.

http://uploading.com/files/b89b79ae/Wolfskin_-_Hundredth_Dream_04__of_06___2010___four_covers___Minutemen-DTs_.cbz/

http://uploading.com/files/6439c878/House_of_Mystery_029__2010___noads___Archangel_.cbr/

http://uploading.com/files/cbf43964/Yours_Truly__Jack_the_Ripper_03__of_03___2010___Minutemen-DTs_.cbz/

http://uploading.com/files/c7162689/Jack_of_Fables_047__2010___noads___Archangel_.cbr/

Every Monday, Ray Deter, owner of craft beer mecca d.b.a., posts up behind the bar of their Williamsburg location and waxes poetically about certain “Liquids of Interest” while you sling back free samples. This is a great way to get into the world of craft beer or simply hone our palate. This week he pairs brews from Petaluma, California’s Lagunitas Brewery against ones from around the globe. Tastings are free but be kind and buy a pint before or after. 21+

“Labor Day’s just around the corner. Make your last night to wear white” as you get down to Zack & Joe of Warm Bodies, Kuya and Pandaman & PMP of Midastron who “will be spinning your favorite familiar tunes, along with the freshest bumping beats — a guaranteed good time.”

We don’t speak highly enough of this party but its one of the best things in Nu-disco and indie dance happening in the city right now. While reminiscing about intimate hometown parties filled with great crowds and non-stop dance floors, NYC DJ’s VDRK and Free Magic set out to bring that vibe to the basement of Santos Party House for their party, Discovery. Drawing from a classic collection of disco house to the best in funk and filter house with an “everyone’s invited” attitude, Discovery is set to be a fun filled and feel good dance night for the masses! This week’s guest is DFA/Runaway Records edit master Marcos Cabral. 21+

Like Summer Mix by MARCOS CABRAL

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that T-Mobile is “in talks to distribute Huawei Technologies Co.’s new Google-powered smartphone this holiday season.” The phone in question, dubbed the Ideos, was revealed yesterday in Berlin. The phone is an inexpensive, 2.8-inch touchscreen, Android 2.2 device that Huawei says will be a powerful and accessible Android handset. The WSJ quotes a person familiar with the matter and explains that “an agreement would give Huawei an opening into the U.S. market and T-Mobile a low-cost smartphone.” The suggested retail price for the Ideos is between $100 and $200 off-contract.

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This week, we inadvertently stumbled across a pretty neat, cross-platform, geo-location mobile app titled echoecho. The premise behind echoecho is simple: instead of using a service like Facebook or foursquare to broadcast where you are, it offers a way of requesting the location of a single friend. The application integrates with your phone’s address book and sends a message to friends asking: “Where are you?” If your echo’ed friend chooses to reply, you are given their location and can then view that location — complete with the distance between the two of you — on a map . It is definitely an interesting, more personal twist on geo-location. We can see the service being useful in crowded bars, clubs, and the work place; amongst other locations/situations. Echoecho is available for Android, BlackBerry, iOS, Symbian, and Windows Mobile. If you’re interested in learning more, hit the read link to check out ee’s website or your mobile platforms app store to download the goods.

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iJUGGA with this monster release of new Iron Man 2 DVDrip.

Plot: Paramount Pictures and Marvel Entertainment present the highly anticipated sequel to the blockbuster film based on the legendary Marvel Super Hero “Iron Man,” reuniting director Jon Favreau and Oscar® nominee Robert Downey Jr. In “Iron Man 2,” the world is aware that billionaire inventor Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) is the armored Super Hero Iron Man. Under pressure from the government, the press and the public to share his technology with the military, Tony is unwilling to divulge the secrets behind the Iron Man armor because he fears the information will slip into the wrong hands. With Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow), and James “Rhodey” Rhodes (Don Cheadle) at his side, Tony forges new alliances and confronts powerful new forces.

Genre: Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi | Thriller
iMDB Rating: 7.4/10 53,968 votes
Directed by: Jon Favreau
Starring: Robert Downey Jr, Don Cheadle, Scarlett Johansson, Gwyneth Paltrow ..

Release Name: Iron.Man.2.READNFO.DVDRip.XviD-iJUGGA
Size: 1415.5MB in 100F
Video: xvid 640*272
Audio: ac3 448
Runtime: 1h 52mn

Links: iMDB – Homepage – Trailer
Samples: Video
NFO: Here
Torrent: NTi – TPB

Download: HOTFiLE

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Usenet is a not so popular method of obtaining new scene releases, but it’s actually one of the faster and more convenient. All you need is a NZB file, which is often linked with new posts here at Releaselog (or you can search the files directly as well). There are virtually hundreds of different Usenet providers, but if you want to try this service for the first time and enjoy some advanced functions, Binverse is a good place to start.

Binverse offers a completely FREE 14-day trial, to try their service. The service offers two methods of downloads – unlimited downloads capped at 1 Mbps or Full speed downloads with data cap of 30 GB a month. All you need to activate the free 14-day trial is to register and submit your credit card or PayPal details. You can cancel the service at anytime before the end of trial without being charged, or you can continue paying $14.99 a month for the service afterwards.

With Binverse, you can access over 5 new Terabytes per day of new files and messages. Binverse will also provide you with a special Usenet client with features as Usenet search, built in RAR / PAR support for dealing with large compressed files, intergrated chat, email alerts and many more. There’s really nothing to lose, if you won’t like it, you can just cancel it.

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We already had a few R5’s for this movie, however this is a new version(nuked for dupe though), but with a 5.1 English audio track! So it’s way better than the previous 2ch LiNE audio. Check out the sample and enjoy!

PLOT: Four American soldiers who are in Iraq are sent on a mission to recover plates for printing 100 dollar bills that were used to print a billion dollars. After doing the job and returning to the base their commanding officer is killed in an explosion and the plates are stolen by another operative. They would be court martialed and sent to different prisons. 6 months later, the leader, Hannibal Smith is visited by a CIA spook who tells him he knows where the man who took the plates is and wants him and his men to recover it. So he helps him escape and he breaks out the others and they go after the plates. But after doing it, they discover that the spook might not be ok. And a military intelligence officer who was involved with one of them is pursuing them.

Genre: Action | Adventure | Thriller
IMDB rating: 7.2/10
Directed by: Joe Carnahan
Starring by: Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Jessica Biel, Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson, Yul Vazquez

Release Name: The.A.Team.R5.XViD-xR5
Size: 1.4 GB
Audio Quality: AC3 5.1 448 kbps
Video Quality: XviD 25fps 640×272

Links: HOMEPAGE – IMDB
Sample: Here
NFO: Here
NewTorrents Search: Here
Download: HOTFiLE  Part 1 – Part 2 – Part 3 – Part 4 | FiLESERVE

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pyt released new promo single from Fatihless, entitled Tweak Your Nipple, right on the back of their new album The Dance, entering the UK charts at #2.

Tracklist:
01 Tweak Your Nipple (Radio Edit) 3:20
02 Tweak Your Nipple (Radio Edit Censored) 3:22
03 Tweak Your Nipple (Rollo And Sister Bliss Monster Mix) 7:29
04 Tweak Your Nipple (Rollo And Sister Bliss Tweakin Mix) 7:38
05 Tweak Your Nipple (Ti sto Remix) 7:21
06 Tweak Your Nipple (Crookers Remix) 5:26
07 Tweak Your Nipple (Beltek Remix) 7:48
08 Tweak Your Nipple (Finyl Tweek DJ’s Remix) 6:50

Release Name: Faithless-Tweak_Your_Nipple-Promo-CDM-2010-pyt
Genre: Dance
Label: Nate’s Tunes / PIAS
Quality: 203 kbps avg. 44.1/Joint Stereo
Size: 77.25MB
Links: HOME, NFO, NTi

Download: HOTFiLE

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Usenet is a not so popular method of obtaining new scene releases, but it’s actually one of the faster and more convenient. All you need is a NZB file, which is often linked with new posts here at Releaselog (or you can search the files directly as well). There are virtually hundreds of different Usenet providers, but if you want to try this service for the first time and enjoy some advanced functions, Binverse is a good place to start.

Binverse offers a completely FREE 14-day trial, to try their service. The service offers two methods of downloads – unlimited downloads capped at 1 Mbps or Full speed downloads with data cap of 30 GB a month. All you need to activate the free 14-day trial is to register and submit your credit card or PayPal details. You can cancel the service at anytime before the end of trial without being charged, or you can continue paying $14.99 a month for the service afterwards.

With Binverse, you can access over 5 new Terabytes per day of new files and messages. Binverse will also provide you with a special Usenet client with features as Usenet search, built in RAR / PAR support for dealing with large compressed files, intergrated chat, email alerts and many more. There’s really nothing to lose, if you won’t like it, you can just cancel it.