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this is what I will most likley be getting soon, Sprint PCS PPC-6700 (HTC Apache) 9/9/2005 T-Mobile MDA Pro (HTC Universal) Sprint PCS Launches the PPC-6700 Smartphone Sprint PCS has quietly launched the PPC-6700. It's available now to business customers at $480, which is an aggressive price considering alternatives. The Sprint PCS PPC-6700 is their branded version of the HTC Apache. The Windows Mobile 5.0 powered device slides open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard and supports WiFi, Bluetooth and EVDO. The PPC-6700 is the most full-featured all-in-one device to hit the market, and the first to feature Windows Mobile 5.0, though other PDAs with WM 5.0 will come out very soon. If you've been waiting for something to challenge the Treo 650 and the Samsung i730, this might be it.

I will be in Toronto Danny Howells - Toronto - System Sound Bar

Best Christmas Lights Display Ever This has to be the raddest display of Christmas lights I have ever seen. Timing the lights to a cool track of music, this house does a light show just in time for the holidays. It's "stop frame animation" at it’s best. They took all the pictures and then put them in as needed to match the music. Still amazing... http://www.mypartypost.com/watchvideo/1033/Best_Christmas_Lights_Display_Ever

I know what Cluster Technoloy is , but what are you processing that it takes that much power? Maybe you can shoot to make the top 500 list some day http://www.top500.org/lists/2005/11/basic

part 1 and 3 rock, Thank YOU

Hey Tranepriest, do you have six hands and 3 heads to use all those computers? ??? Great set up though, I have witched from buying computer gear to more photo gear in the last year. Saving up for studio lights and two more lenses, which in all will cost about $3300, oh yeah I need a new laptop also.

Blings your boss and the comnpies IT and Network guys must be really naive or stupid, because they should be getting huge spikes in network traffic from you. don't they look at the server logs? ???

I will take my chances on being lean and in shape with lower body fat, rather than 230+ pounds and a heart attack waiting to happen. ;D

You are there with over 2000 other people, that is real anonymity ???

Buddy, you wanna pay for the bandwidth and the server space? Shit, instead of fucking about watching the crowd on the webcam, go out to the fucking club. There's more to life than your computer. Go out, drink, listen to some good music, get laid....enjoy life! Hey guys, My friend owns this company and this is all you need. Very easy but good set up and already doing international dates and set ups. http://www.danceclubcam.com/ POD, or anyone for that matter contact me if you guys are interested and I will set up a conference call and demo.

Ramon needs to get on the guest list to hang out with Dylan McDermott

This is so funny, don't laugh too hard at work http://dl3.dumpalink.com/media/fKDJKqGyGZgd/82AGgax7pBdx.wmv

This Dj and Mix is sick, good stuff for sure. Right Click, Save Target As... http://www.detroitclubscene.com/mixes/AnthonyAttalla9NineAutumn.mp3 HERE'S THE TRACK LIST: 1. Villenueve - You Think You're Jesus (Audio Fly After Dark Remix) 2. Marc Rohmboy - Computer Madness 3. SIKK - Washing Machine (Bini & Martini Unreleased Remix) 4. The Egg - Walking Away (Tocadisco Remix) 5. Spektrum - Freakbox (Alter Ego Remix) 6. Rockabilly - Electricsoulfunktrain (Naughty Dub) 7. Rekorder - Rekorder 01 8. Thomas Schumacher - Heat It Up 9. John Dahlback & Stephan Linzatti - Closer 10. The Rouge Element - Channel 2 Channel 11. Ascii Disko - Black Metal (Oliver Hunteman Remix) 12. Adam Freeland - Heal & Toe 13. Maniax - Achtung! Achtung! DOWNLOAD AWAY!

Dang it, I didn't make the list again this year > I guess they didn't care for the photos I sent to them ;D

If some of Miami's favorite Techno DJ's ( cough Stryke cough) played in Detroit he would rock a packed house and make panties drop ;D Hint: Stryke, talk to the PAXHAU crew and get yourself booked up here soon

this is even better ;D I will take photos for you two since you can't make it.

Best new show on TV, I am also liking Over There on FX, and I can't wait for 24 to return. These are much better than reality shows.

Slammin' Shaun, Canyou please stop with the endless number of rants and posts about liberals and other political garbage. We know where you stand, I know where I stand, but 99.9% of people on CJ don't feel the need to blast the other side every day. Nothing against you perosnally, I don't think we have ever met, but this is a nightlife message baord, and that is what people come here for along with some other meaningless banter and humor.

If you have read this email and chain letter about 100 times in in the last few years ;D

my first WMC, 2003 with Deep Dish playing at a small intimate party at the Albion hotel for about 150 people. The place was so fun but just industry people chilling and listening to good music. Jackyl and Hyde at Return to the Edge Richie Hawtin- Paxahau 7 year anniversry in Detroit

work? I pimp myself out so I don't have to work

I am now on the dark side http://www.myspace.com/ekreatingphotography

Hey Raindrps, I see that you are in charge of booking Stacey Kidd. There is a link to my photography website on your website from when Stacy played in Toledo Ohio. GOOD STUFF! He rocked it. Good to have you on CJ.

I think Ben Stein should be the next Fed Chairman- he has it right Thursday, October 27, 2005 [ben Stein] So Ben Bernanke, a distinguished economist and Princeton professor, will soon become Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Good for him. Shows where winning the North Carolina spelling bee, as Dr. Bernanke did many years ago, can take you. But for the next few months Alan Greenspan is still in charge. Now, I am the world's greatest fan of Dr. Greenspan. He is a brilliant man, a kind man, and a thorough patriot. He wants what is best for America and the American family. But I am puzzled by what the Federal Reserve is doing in its relentless march up Interest Rate Hill. Supposedly, these interest rate increases are an effort to maintain control over inflationary pressures. But there are a variety of reasons why that rationale simply does not make sense. First, the real pressure on prices has come from increases in the cost of oil and natural gas. These price increases have risen dramatically since the start of the year and are now working their way through the consumer prices we all pay. But oil and natural gas prices are world prices set on a world market. There is little sign that demand in the United States is driving up these prices, at least not by itself. It's Overseas Demand That's Rising The real startling growth in the demand for energy commodities has come from China and India. To be sure, their demand is far smaller than that of the U.S. -- far, far smaller. But, with the exception of the last few months, it is Far Eastern demand that is at the margin (as we economists say) pulling up prices. It is Far Eastern demand that is growing at double-digit rates each year and that is forecast to grow by 150 percent in the next 15 years. To be sure, China is still a very small economy compared with the U.S. But it is still the second largest oil consumer, and its use is growing like a monster. If demand from China and India is what's boosting the world price of oil, how will restraining demand in the U.S. reduce oil prices and thus reduce inflation? Second, if we assume just for the sake of argument that it is U.S. - and not Far Eastern -- demand that's pushing up prices, this demand would be happening despite an economy that is not growing at inflationary rates. Thus, to push us into a recession or a slowdown to lower oil prices may simply not work. And why should we do it anyway? The futures prices of oil are already falling rapidly, telling us that future prices at the pump will be falling -- not rising. To put it simply, the engine behind inflation is already slowing down so why put the whole economy into a slowdown to accomplish something that is already being accomplished? Is Inflation Really to Blame? The genius economist and Nobel Laureate, Milton Friedman, has often said that, "Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon." By this, he meant that inflation is always caused by excessive monetary growth. But -- and this is a huge "but" -- there is not anything like excessive monetary growth. In fact, by most standards, monetary growth has been extremely slender in recent years. It has been worrisomely slow. Then, why clamp down on an economy with a money supply growth rate that is already slow? Now, all of this is not just academic hot air. Higher rates could slow down an economy which has already slowed down in some of its most sensitive areas, especially autos and trucks. A rapidly rising short-term rate will raise the dollar against the Euro and the Yen, and this will create an even more stunning trade deficit. Mortgage rates are already rising rapidly and could slow down or stop the major good news in the economy: The real estate sector. So, why is the Fed doing what it's doing? Well, I asked two major powers at the Fed just this week. One said, "There's evidence of rapidly rising wages in some fields." "What fields?" I asked. "CPAs who really know Sarbanes-Oxley well and finance MBAs," he said. "And that's it?" "Well, it's not a lot compared with energy," the man said and shrugged. The other man said that the Fed was raising rates to slow down inflationary expectations in energy. "But energy prices are already falling, and the growth in demand is coming from China," I said. "Are you trying to control Chinese demand?" He smiled and shrugged. By the way, I don't think it's in the Fed's charter to try to control Chinese demand. I don't get it. Dr. Greenspan. I love you, but I just don't get it.