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| Live free or die hard |
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Live Free or Die Hard (released as Die Hard 4.0 or Die Hard 4 outside North America) is the fourth installment in the Die Hard film series. It stars Bruce Willis as John McClane, the protagonist of the first three films. The film takes place some 19 years after the first film, and sees McClane face a gang of virtual terrorists. The film's American and Canadian release date was June 27, 2007.[2] The film was based on the 1997 article A Farewell to Arms written for Wired magazine by John Carlin.[3] At the start of the film, a terrorist begins as an attempted security breach on an FBI facility system is successful, and computer hackers are assassinated by the terrorist mastermind Thomas Gabriel (Timothy Olyphant) instead of being paid for their collaboration. The FBI, unaware of the killings, dispatches NYPD Police Detective John McClane (Bruce Willis) to visit a known hacker, Matthew Farrell (Justin Long), as part of their investigation regarding the breach. Gabriel's henchmen attempt to assassinate McClane and Farrell, but their targets escape. McClane transports Farrell to the FBI's Washington DC headquarters and its head, Assistant Director Bowman (Cliff Curtis), in the midst of a shutdown of the traffic system in DC. The stock market is manipulated shortly afterward, causing it to crash. McClane is ordered to take Farrell into protective custody, and Gabriel sends more henchmen to kill the pair. McClane and Farrell evade their assassins again, and as the country's infrastructure is threatened with a major break down, Farrell tells McClane the terrorists are initiating a fire sale and that major utilities would be next. The detective and the hacker travel to a power hub in West Virginia to defend it, finding that the terrorists are already there. McClane battles terrorists while Farrell undoes the damage done to the computer system. They are contacted by Gabriel, who finds out that McClane has killed his lover Mai Linh (Maggie Q) and angrily re-routes gas lines to destroy the hub in a gas explosion. The McClane and Farrell escape once more, and on Farrell's advice, the pair visit his hacker friend the Warlock (Kevin Smith) for help. At the Warlock's home, they find out about Gabriel's background and attempt to hack into the terrorist's systems. Gabriel contacts the detective at the Warlock's home via webcam, and he shows that he has McClane's daughter Lucy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) as a hostage. While McClane distracts Gabriel in conversation, the Warlock determines Gabriel's location, at a hijacked NSA building. McClane and Farrell travel to the NSA building, and the detective combats terrorists while Farrell discovers and tries to undo Gabriel's plan to steal backup financial information from servers in the building. Farrell is able to lock the terrorists out of their server hack, rendering the task incomplete, and the he is taken hostage by the terrorists. With McClane after them, Gabriel and his henchmen flee the building with their hostages. McClane manages to hijack one of the escaping trucks and pursues Gabriel and the hostages. Gabriel renders a hack to deceive the pilot of a F-35 Lightning II jet to attack McClane's truck. The jet engages McClane, but the detective is able to escape. He tracks Gabriel to a warehouse, where the terrorist is forcing Farrell to undo the encryption at gunpoint. McClane is shot upon arrival and Gabriel says that he will kill them when it's over. Proding McClane's wound with a gun, Gabriel taunts "on your tombstone will read, always in the wrong place at the wrong time". McClane then delivers the classic catchphrase, "how about, Yippee-Ki-Yay, motherfucker", and squeezes the trigger, firing a bullet through his shoulder and into Gabriel's heart, killing Gabriel instantly. Farrel jumps up and shoots the thug holding Lucy just as backup arrives along with paramedics who tend to their wounds.
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| DAWN Of MAGIC : Reloaded (iSO) |
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DAWN of MAGIC - ReLoaded (iSO) In a realm of magic, the immortal Modo has been stripped of his powers and sent to live on the Earth as a mortal in punishment for his crimes in the Afterlife. Now the furious Modo is on a quest to not only regain his lost powers, but to gain enough strength to destroy the Earth once and for all. As the story?s hero, players must decide to either thwart Modo?s plans for destruction and ultimately defeat this evil being or to aid him in his diabolical quest. The Bloody Magic is single and multiplayer, 3rd person RPG for PC where the weapon of choice is magic. The game is set in a richly detailed medieval-style world, allowing the player a wide variety of choices both in individual quests and character development.  The Bloody Magic is different from most other popular RPG titles in that the player characters are all of one type: magician. There are over a dozen different fields of magic, allowing players many choices for specialization. This is especially useful in multiplayer games, allowing each member of a party to have different specializations. The most unique aspect of magic system is the ability to combine spells. The The multiplayer aspect of The Bloody Magic is the most innovative system seen in any modern RPG. In addition to converting the single-player story line to allow multi-player gameplay, players may take their multiplayer characters and compete in 2-person duels or in large arenas against many others in true melee combat.  Game features:
*** Highly detailed terrain, characters and building models
*** 3 different attitudes offer 3 ways of playing the game: you can either be the knight in shining armour, be neutral or live through the story as a sinister villain.
*** More than 600 NPCs, more than 100 locations
*** 12 different magic schools with 96 learnable spells
*** Over 1500 items with unique properties, plus runes, skill in wrought iron work and spells
*** Powerful engine with state-of-the-art shader application Minimal system requirements:
* Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP operating system
* Pentium-4 1.6 Ghz or Athlon XP+ 1800 CPU (SSE support required)
* 512 Mb RAM
* 1.5 Gb free HDD space to install the game and 0.5 Gb free space to keep the saved games
* 64 MB video board with vertex and pixel shaders 1.1 support Size on Disc: 1.34 GB (1,443,848,192 bytes)
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| Back to Black - Amy Winehouse |
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Audio CD (March 13, 2007) Original Release Date: December 19, 2006 1. Rehab 2. You Know I'm No Good 3. Me & Mr. Jones 4. Just Friends 5. Back To Black 6. Love Is A Losing Game 7. Tears Dry On Their Own 8. Wake Up Alone 9. Some Unholy War 10. He Can Only Hold Her 11. Bonus Track 1
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| Collision Course - Linkin Park & Jay-Z |
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1. Dirt Off Your Shoulder/Lying From You 2. Big Pimpin'/Papercut 3. Jigga What/Faint 4. Numb/Encore 5. Izzo/In The End 6. Points Of Authority/99 Problems/One Step Closer Audio CD (November 30, 2004) Original Release Date: November 30, 2004
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| Who We Are - Lifehouse (Artist) |
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Audio CD: (June 19, 2007) Original Release Date: June 19, 2007 Label: Geffen Records 1. Disarray 2. First Time 3. Whatever It Takes 4. Who We Are 5. Broken Listen 6. The Joke 7. Easier To Be 8. Make Me Over 9. Mesmerized 10. Bridges 11. Learn You Inside Out 12. Storm
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| Santana - Hit Collection (2007) |
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Track List: 1. Santana - Black Magic Woman (5:19) 2. Santana - Oye Como Va (4:15) 3. Santana - Jingo (4:18) 4. Santana - Guajira (5:43) 5. Santana - Evil Ways (3:53) 6. Santana - Hannibal (4:19) 7. Santana - I Love You Much to Much (4:39) 8. Santana - Everything's Coming Our Way (3:16) 9. Santana - Hold on (4:26) 10. Santana - I'll Be Waiting (5:11) 11. Santana - No One to Depend on (5:31) 12. Santana - Winning (3:29) 13. Santana - Europa "earth's Cry Heaven's Smile" (4:55) Total: 90MB
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| Avril Lavigne - The Best Damn Thing |
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Tracklist: 1. Girlfriend 2. I Can Do Better 3. Runaway 4. The Best Damn Thing 5. When You're Gone 6. Everything Back But You 7. Hot Listen 8. Innocence 9. I Don't Have To Try 10. One Of Those Girls 11. Contagious 12. Keep Holding On
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| Within Temptation - Mother Earth |
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Tracklist: 1. Mother Earth 2. Ice Queen 3. Our Farewell 4. Caged 5. The Promise 6. Never-ending Story 7. Deceiver Of Fools 8. Intro 9. Dark Wings 10. In Perfect Harmony 11. Restless 12. Bittersweet 13. Enter 14. The Dance
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