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@ Rhino, Dotsis has quite a few pdf format books in its library, but imo a better site would be
http://powerbooks.1.forumer.com You may need to convert some of their books, although i think they provide the conversion software as well. Registration is a requirement. Have a look at their booklist
http://powerbooks.1.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=98
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Posted: 2007-06-15 18:14:00
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I have two contracts with Vodacom,each a year apart.That enables me to get a new phone every year instead of every two years.If my contract came up tomorrow i shamefully admit to you all that I would get the....(take a deep breathe Wanga)......NOKIA E90 COMMUNICATORRRRR.Just GAGA over that phone.Think its a beauty and spec-wise pretty awesome.Sorry Wanga.Please forgive me.lol
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Posted: 2007-06-15 18:24:59
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You have confessed a cardinal
sin... you must have those nasty Nokia spirits exorcised now:
Away you maifesting Mobile Dark Side demons...phuma fufinyani!!! (sorry for spelling or bad pronounciation, Brixsta.
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LOL, nah boet, whatever floats your boat.
We have a joke and a dig, but I'm fairly impartial (within reason) as regards a lot of phone makes, so what if Communicators like the E90 could double up as snazzy sunbeds for dwarves... ? LOL, just kidding.
Anyways, when it comes to platforms, well there's a distinct personal fave for The Wanqing One there.
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T610,T630,P900,Nokia7600 & N73
[ This Message was edited by: amawanqa on 2007-06-15 18:53 ]
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Posted: 2007-06-15 19:49:26
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Uncle Bob's cronies strike again...
'Zimbabwe passes tough new public ‘snoop’ laws
ZIMBABWE’S parliament, heavily dominated by President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu(PF) party, has passed a controversial new law that allows the government to monitor phones, e-mails and the post, reports said yesterday.
The Interception of Communications Bill, which critics say will violate freedom of expression, was passed two days ago. The Bill proposes the setting up of an interception of communications monitoring centre that will be run by people appointed by the government.
Zimbabwe’s communications minister, Christopher Mushowe, has defended the proposed law. He told parliament earlier this week that countries including Britain, the US and South Africa have similar laws.
“These are countries which are regarded as the beacons of democracy,” he said this week.
But critics say the legislation will be used to further persecute government opponents, including the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, rights groups and independent journalists. Under the proposed law the communications minister will be authorised to issue warrants for intercepting communications in cases where there are believed to be threats to national security. Top security officials can apply for the warrants.
Legal experts say High Court judges and not a minister in Mugabe’s cabinet should be responsible for issuing interception warrants. Private Internet service providers will be compelled to install, at their own expense, devices necessary for intercepting e-mails.
The proposed new Bill now has to be referred to the upper house of parliament, the Senate, where Mugabe’s party also enjoys a comfortable majority.
Meanwhile, Zimbabwe’s hard-talking central bank governor, Gideon Gono, has been forced to prove he is still alive after illegal foreign currency dealers threw street parties following rumours he had collapsed.
Black-market dealers in Harare and Bulawayo blew their horns and tossed foreign currency bills into the air in celebration earlier this week, when rumours reached them that Gono had collapsed and died in his office, the Herald daily reported yesterday.
“I’m still in good health. I’m around until the day the Lord calls. So all dealers should be warned. I’m still around,” Gono, who is tipped as a potential successor to Mugabe, told the newspaper.
Gono said rumours of his death, fuelled by the fact the former banker had recently lost a lot of weight, were just a sick joke. He has previously acknowledged that influential people inside Zimbabwe “want me dead”. — Sapa-DPA'
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Posted: 2007-06-15 20:02:22
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Snazzy sunbed for dwarves.lol Buddy,have you ever thought of doing reviews for phones.You have a great imagination and in putting those warped thoughts into words.Very funny.
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Posted: 2007-06-15 20:02:41
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LOL, I'm told from time to time that the word 'warped' needs to be emphasised in the description of my often-over-active imagination.
It's weekend, mense.
Gotta finish off these detailed school reports over the next 2 days, so not exactly a mind-blowing weekend beckons...
Oh well, we're on holiday in 5 weeks' time, so I can't moan too much.
Hope the Bokke have a bril start to the Tri-Nations tomorrow.
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T610,T630,P900,Nokia7600 & N73
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Posted: 2007-06-15 20:20:14
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More pics and info of the new
Walkmans et al:
http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_[....]ils_w910_and_w960-news-276.php
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Posted: 2007-06-15 20:39:55
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On 2007-06-15 08:54:00, brix25 wrote:
@JoJo: That was clearly some promotion at Vodaworld.
@brix - If that's the WAY they make promotions . . . then I can CALL those rated-R films . . . 'promotions' too
Have a NICE weekend to all !
Hi Father !
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Posted: 2007-06-16 00:41:51
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Greetings, my mobile-n'-motorbike-mad mutant mate.
Hope you have a great weekend there too. What do you think of the
handsets that were announced on Thursday?
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Posted: 2007-06-16 00:52:48
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@ama - I will be calling'naming you FATHER from now on mate . . . as 'ama' at my end means - a computer-school, and as a Professor, I guess you work in a school right?
I like the K850 dude . . . I am just wonderin' how will it FAIR with the N95
Where's mrs. ama
. . . Father
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Posted: 2007-06-16 00:59:15
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