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Posted: 2009-07-29 20:48:26
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it has been confirmed, from telegraph.co.uk
Michael Schumacher returns to Formula One with Ferrari
A season that has already produced more than its fair share of thrills and spills just got even more exciting after it was confirmed on Wednesday that Michael Schumacher is to make a sensational comeback for Ferrari as temporary cover for the injured Felipe Massa.
and bloomberg.com
uly 30 (Bloomberg) -- Michael Schumacher’s surprise return to Formula One may not have come at a better time for the sport.
The most successful driver in F-1 history said yesterday he’ll come out of retirement and plans to stand in for the injured Felipe Massa at the Ferrari team, with which he won five of his record seven world championships.
Schumacher’s comeback at the age of 40 was announced hours after Bayerische Motoren Werke AG said it’s quitting the sport at the end of 2009, becoming the second carmaker in less than a year to withdraw from the auto-racing series amid slumping sales and friction between the teams and the governing body.
“BMW is bad news for all Formula One fans,” Walter Kafitz, managing director of the Nurburgring circuit that hosted the July 12 German Grand Prix, said in an interview. “The return of Michael Schumacher is very good news. Welcome back, Michael.”
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Posted: 2009-07-30 08:28:24
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Posted: 2009-07-30 09:07:52
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@RHINO I always like sports stars coming out of retirement.Out comes the magnifying glass.Thats one reason why I watched the Tour de France this year.At 37 and having been out of the Tour for 4 years,the odds were against 7 times in a row winner Lance Armstrong,but look what he achieved,a 3rd place overall.I dont watch F1 anymore,but if MS is returning,I might just watch to see how he does.I hope he rocks the F1 boat and kicks ass.
[ This Message was edited by: Hobbs on 2009-07-30 08:31 ]
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Posted: 2009-07-30 09:26:42
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@Wangs Just watched the Nirvana Live Tonight! Sold Out! DVD.What a special trio they were.I like the fact that they turned down touring with the rock giants at the time,U2 and G'n'R's and just chose to play the smaller venues.They werent a very happy band though.Its quite sad actually.
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Posted: 2009-07-30 11:14:11
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@ Hobbster:
Haven't seen that DVD, but yeah, there always seemed to be a melancholic bunch (no more so than Kurt himself). It kinda felt as if a self-destruct path was never too far away, and I remember feeling some relief when they did launch In Utero, that they were still doing what they do best.
Little did we know that it was to be their last studio album...
@ rhino:
There's a great article about Schumacher's return on the BBC's site:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/[....]rsport/formula_one/8172310.stm[ This Message was edited by: amawanqa on 2009-07-30 10:59 ]
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Posted: 2009-07-30 11:58:03
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Taken from GSMArena today:
'LG publish the first official shots of the new LG BL40 Chocolate
30 July, 2009
Today LG took the next step towards revealing the identity of their BL40 fashion phone. Official photos of the device appeared on the manufacturer's web site showing the LG Chocolate successor in its full shine.
LG are yet hesitant to reveal the exact specifications of the new LG Chocolate, but the official announcement that's rumored for August should clear things out.
As (rather trustworthy) rumor has it the LG BL40 Chocolate will run on the latest S-Class interface, sporting an extraordinary 4" touchscreen display with cinema aspect ratio of 21:9 and a resolution of 800x345 pixels. A 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, Wi-Fi, GPS and 3G are the other features expected to be on board.
The new LG Chocolate also has some sort of Dual Screen UI to help utilize the extra wide display better by showing two different types of content simultaneously.
We are also pretty eager to see when the LG BL42 little brother of the BL40 will get official confirmation. The slim slider has retained more of the spirit of the original LG Chocolate designwise, but its specs are an almost complete mistery so far.
The new LG Chocolate will be available beginning Q3 in 54 countries world-wide.'
[ This Message was edited by: amawanqa on 2009-07-30 11:10 ]
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Posted: 2009-07-30 12:10:11
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On 2009-07-30 09:26:42, Hobbs wrote:
@RHINO I always like sports stars coming out of retirement.Out comes the magnifying glass.Thats one reason why I watched the Tour de France this year.At 37 and having been out of the Tour for 4 years,the odds were against 7 times in a row winner Lance Armstrong,but look what he achieved,a 3rd place overall.I dont watch F1 anymore,but if MS is returning,I might just watch to see how he does.I hope he rocks the F1 boat and kicks ass.
[ This Message was edited by: Hobbs on 2009-07-30 08:31 ]
I dont expect MS to win, for all i care, he could finish every race for the rest of the season (7 races to go) 2nd from last, as long as he kicks Lewis Hamilton's ass....
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Posted: 2009-07-30 12:11:30
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Also taken from GSMArena today:
'Samsung AppStore welcoming developers from 30 July
Samsung will be launching the developer's backend of their Application Store tomorrow. By using the new Application Seller website, developers will be able to publish apps or content to Samsung Application store (Symbian, Windows Mobile and Java) as well as track sales records, revenue and even rankings. Billing and payment are also handled online through the new Application Seller website.
The Samsung Seller Site is the next step in the Samsung efforts in streamlining the apps and content delivery to end users. The Samsung Mobile Innovator has been up for more than half an year supporting developer's efforts. Samsung even launched a beta version of their Application Store in English and German earlier this year. The fully-fledged Samsung App store however will start spawning in regional versions across Europe in Q3 this year.
These days almost every major manufacturer has an App Store running. There are so many, that having one will no longer give any manufacturer an edge but it will sure bring them up to the standard set by the competition. The Apple AppStore has been faring quite well and the massive amounts of new apps and games surely make the Apple iPhone quite an attractive platform despite its flaws.
In Samsung's case they've waited quite some time before they started their own apps distribution initiative probably to stay away of what has traditionally been a network carriers business. And as you probably know, network carriers are the largest customers of mobile phone manufacturers. But times are changing and so are the rules of the game obviously.'
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Posted: 2009-07-30 12:13:46
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Watching Angels And Demons.I highly recommend.Religion and Science come head to head.Fantastic.
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Posted: 2009-07-30 14:56:40
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