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Iraqis Kicked Out Of The Olympics
So do we now need a sports surge to get them back into line? Send an army of Nike PR flacks to Iraq to win the war against the IOC insurgents on the ground? Iraqi Teams Banned From Olympics Just two
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SageTV Now Available for Linspire Linux
Linspire developer of the commerical desktop Linux operating system of the same name and Freespire, the community desktop Linux operating system, and SageTV, a pioneer in personal video recording and home media center technologies that combine television, music and related media into a complete, easy-to-use home media experience, today announced the availability of SageTV Media Center Version 6 for users of the Linspire and Freespire desktop Linux operating system. SageTV Media Center software lets users watch, pause and record TV programs on their desktop Linux PCs without the monthly subscription fees required by current personal video recorder (PVR) services and provides a single user interface for accessing online video as well as personal music, photos and videos stored on the personal computer.
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