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Submission + - Classic Rock Stars: Crazy, Stupid or just Greedy?

Bob Cat - NYMPHS writes: Love 60's music? You can listen to streamed concerts at Wolfgang's Vault — at least until the courts shut it down. Concert promoter Bill Graham recorded the Doors, the Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, CSN, &c, and stored it all away along with posters, shirts, tickets, handbills. The current owner of the trove is selling it off — how about buying an original unused ticket to Woodstock for your mom? A t-shirt from Woz's US Festival for yourself? You might think some of those bands would want to be paid for the streamed music, but no, they want a cut of the memorabilia sales. "Said Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek to The Times: "If people are buying something because it says the Doors on it then, you know, you should give the Doors some of the money. Look, I need to pay my electric bill. I play an electric keyboard."
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Submission + - Line Rider: the new version here for the holidays

secretsather writes: "The much anticipated new version of Line Rider is now available. TECH.BLORGE.com covered the story a while back, Line Rider: strangely addictive Flash game consuming Internet, and now we're back with the update!

Yes, the rumors are true, and this is the official new version of line rider; which is by far better than all the rip off, hacked versions available. The creator stayed many steps above the rip off's providing us with a much better interface and tools to play with.

http://tech.blorge.com/Structure:%20/2006/12/19/li ne-rider-the-new-version-is-here-for-the-holidays/ "
Space

NASA Sees Glow of Universe's First Objects 327

Damek writes with news from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, which has captured light from what may have been the first glowing objects in the universe, light generated 14 billion years ago. From the article: "'We are pushing our telescopes to the limit and are tantalizingly close to getting a clear picture of the very first collections of objects,' said Dr. Alexander Kashlinsky... 'Whatever these objects are, they are intrinsically incredibly bright and very different from anything in existence today.' Astronomers believe the objects are either the first stars — humongous stars more than 1,000 times the mass of our sun — or voracious black holes that are consuming gas and spilling out tons of energy. If the objects are stars, then the observed clusters might be the first mini-galaxies..."

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