For those who use Bittorrent software, Paul at PaulStamatiou.com is reporting that Azureus 2.5 is now available for download.

You can download it here, and while you're at it, why not check out Paul's website, it has some useful information.

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There are many different social networking sites, and they are always trying to one up eachother with new features.  One of those sites, Facebook , which is an online social-networking site for college and highschool students, has been pretty busy rolling out a couple new features in the past few weeks, and their newest release trys to catch them up with some of the many blogging sites on the net.

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Watashi Wa, Eager Seas, or Lakes, call Seth Robert's band what ever you want, but whatever you choose know that you will be treated to amazing music.  Seth's music has been a staple in my music library since his debut album as Watashi Wa, Lost A Few Battles But Won The War first found it's way to me.  Now, three albums, two name changes, and a new record label later Seth is at it again with his newest band Lakes. 

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Another week of reading blogs from around the net, and it's time for another installment of best of the week.  This week's best posts include a nail shooting laptop protector, creating your own Xbox 360 games, some tips to make your "My Computer" folder work a little better for you and more!  Take a look and see if there is anything you like.

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Stock.Xchng isn't neccesarily a blog, for that matter it isn't even updated enough to check daily, but what it does offer can be a life saver for anyone interested in photography, web design, or anything else that might require photographs, icons, or other images.  If you are looking for an image for your latest post, but can seem to find the one that fits just right, it's a good bet that you'll find what you are looking for at this site.

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I wouldn't consider myself an expert when it comes to computers, but I do use my fair share of different applications, and it gets a little annoying when I have to have four or five different programs open in order to get all of my tasks accomplished.  For example, when I'm working with different files on my computer I have to open an explorer window to get around my hard drive, then if I want to open a .zip file I need to open a separate program for that.  If I want to upload one of the files in the .zip somewhere on the Internet I have to extract it and then fire up the FTP program to upload it.  That has all changed, hover, since I've started using Total Commander.

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Since I've started doing this blog thing, I've realized that reading is just as important as writing is sometimes.  It helps to see what other people are saying, not to mention that it can help by giving a little nudge in the right direction when you are running short on ideas.  With that being said I've decided that I will showcase some of the best (in my opinion) posts from the different blogs that I read throughout the week.

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