Animal Cruelty

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Animal Rights.
A wikipedia article Explanes animal rights as such:

"Animal rights, also known as animal liberation, is the movement to protect non-human animals from being used or regarded as property by humans. It is a radical social movement insofar as it aims not only to attain more humane treatment for animals, but also to include species other than human beings within the moral community by giving their basic interests — for example, the interest in avoiding suffering — the same consideration as those of human beings. The claim is that animals should no longer be regarded legally or morally as property, or treated as resources for human purposes, but should instead be regarded as legal persons. "

This simple paragraph explanes that animals cannot and should not be treated any different than humans should be. Why is this ? Because humans aren't superior to animals. Thats right, we aren't, We simply think we are. Humans believe that we are god, and that animals are our slaves, and we can do as we please with them. But we CANNOT! Animals have the same right to live as you and I do, if not more. Animals are the reason we are here today, they are the reason we breath air, and they are the reason that we are capable of doing what we do.

Save the animals
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Computer Company: Alienware, good or bad?

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Alienware
Yeah, you've heard of them, Alienware. Their those guys that build all those expensive gaming computers with the funny names. But what is their history? Who are they and what do they sell? How am I going to get the best bang for the buck when purchasing my next Alienware computer? We explain ALL of this in this blog.





Some history:

Alienware was established in 1996. They started with the idea of "build your own" computer reigns (but a little more expensive than building your own huh?). Alienware has earned numerous awards for excellence and has become a respected brand name worldwide with systems available direct within the United States, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. According to employees, the Alienware name was chosen because of the founders' fondness for the hit television series The X-Files, hence the theme to their products, with names such as Grey and Area-51. Alienware was originally established to gear towards the high performance game market, which back then was not on the radar of the major PC manufacturers such as Dell. Since high-end game hardware was not widely distributed, the company's founders formed an OEM that sold personal computers with the highest performing hardware and settings according to benchmarks

The "look" of Alienware

Take a look at the "superman", do you like what you see? Yeah, that's what they want you to think. Alienware is one of the best Hardware interface company's available.

Why are people so into the sleek and amazing design of Alienwares products? Its simple, there is indeed no reason. I guess the only way to classify them is "cool". They have an amazing aero-dynamic look to them that is sure to impress the naked eye. They also incorporate a alien theme into all products (get it, Alienware) that is a real eye pleaser. Is the whole world into Aliens, or is it just the Friggin' Computer?

The Alienware "Insides"

Gosh, there is sooo much about Alienware going for them right now, and its just about to get better. The hardware of Alienware is AMAZING! They provide a high end experience, bundled into a mid size, fully customizable machine.

Speaking of Customizable, Alienware offers a custom setup on EVERY computer in stock, as to give a personalized feeling to every computer.

Something that ONLY Alienware does is their 19" Laptop, check it out, its V' underful

Aurora mALX


Alienware Software

This isn't a very impressive subject to read, so I am going to keep it short for all my readers. Take a look at the picture to the left, it is indeed Windows XP, modified to Alienwares Xtremes. Vista has come around, and Alienware has done their part on that as well.

That concludes software, short huh?

Prices

Pretty much the only downfall to Alienware is the price, even the crappiest (no I don't mean bad, just Lowest grade) Laptop starts at 900$, The crappiest (yeah you understand now) desktop $1,700. If your willing to pop out the big bucks for a quality gaming computer, Alienware is the company to do so.

Their Products

Desktops

From $2,099 Quad Core and SLI	From $1,699 Dual Core, Single GPU	From $1,999 Multitasking & Digital Media	From $5,849 Best of the Best - Intel	From $4,999

Laptops

From $1,599 SLI Gaming Notebook	From $4,499 Ultimate Graphics	From $1,199 Multimedia & Entertainment	From $1,049 Road Warrior	From $899 Thin and Light

The Absolute Best computer of 2007

Have you been shopping around for a brand new state of the art computer? Its hard to find the best, isn't it? We have done an extremly daunting amount of research, and have decided on the BEST Computers for your day to day needs. We also have direct links to Amazon.com, which is where you will find the best deals on these computers. Please check out our other blogs to find the best Laptops, Macs, and Gadgets of 2007.

#1 Sony VAIO VGC-LS25E Desktop PC

Unlike most desktop PCs, the VAIO LS1 doesn't have any user-accessible parts inside. Instead you're stuck with the default configuration, but that's not a bad set of specs by any means. The system includes 2GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive (running at 7,200rpm, not a slower 5,400rpm laptop drive), and a 1.83GHz Intel Core Duo T2400 CPU.

That's the same CPU as in Apple's iMac (the 17-inch version), and it's a step up from the 1.6GHz Intel Core Duo T2050 we saw recently in the small-form-factor Shuttle XPC X100. The VAIO LS1 is slightly faster than the Shuttle and is significantly faster than another compact system, the HP Pavilion Slimline s7500y, which relies on Intel's last-generation 1.7GHz Intel Pentium M 735 CPU.

With integrated Intel 945GM graphics, This is not the most extreme gaming machine, but watching movies, playing music, and general computing, the VAIO LS1 performs perfectly well.

Packed in with the VAIO LS1 are a wireless keyboard and mouse and the custom Media Center remote. The low-profile aluminum-clad keyboard has a folding cover that doubles as a wrist rest, then flips up to cover the keys when the system isn't being used. Anyone who's had experience with a technologically curious cat will appreciate this feature.

In keeping with Sony's taste for proprietary technology, much of the bundled software is custom, including Sony SonicStage for managing music; Life Flow, a widget-like app with weather, news, and other useful tools; and Sony Click to DVD for burning discs.

Small stereo speakers are built into the case, and they're perfectly fine for casual listening, you'll

Sony backs the VAIO VGC-LS1 with a standard one-year warranty, which includes 24/7 toll-free phone and Web site support, with FAQs and documentation. A built-in software app connects you directly to the support section of Sony's Web site and gives you easy access to system documentation and settings.

#2 HP Pavilion Media Center M8000N Desktop PC

HP includes a 2.6GHz Athlon 64 X2 5200+ dual core processor in this Windows Vista Home Premium-based system, along with 2GB of 533MHz DDR2 SDRAM and an integrated Nvidia GeForce 6150SE graphics chip. That's a strong set of features for pretty much everything. It also comes with a big, fat 500GB hard drive, and a host of removable data and peripheral inputs. Throw in the NTSC analog cable tuner, the over-the-air HD tuner, and the dual-layer DVD burner and you have what looks like a solid mainstream digital entertainment desktop.

#3 Gateway FX8030 Desktop PC

The Gateway FX530XT is one of the best deals we've ever seen on a cutting-edge PC. It features the latest in high-end parts, including Intel's new Core 2 Extreme QX6700 quad-core processor. Gateway beefed up its build materials too, opting for a metal case with more polished and colorful accents than its old FX510XL.

Unlike Dell's recent XPS 700 and the XPS 710 announced today, Gateway hasn't reinvented its high-end case with the FX530XT. The only real difference between this and the FX510XL is the newer model's gunmetal finish and the addition of some color. But the changes make a striking visual improvement to the chassis compared to the staid gray-and-black, plastic-looking FX510XL. It now looks much more like a serious PC.

Our FX530XT came with the requisite pair of optical drives--a double-layer DVD burner and a standard DVD-ROM drive, as well as a 9-in-1 media card reader. That's all great stuff, and at this point, it's expected in a high-end PC. We also like the keyboard that Gateway sent: It's attractive and sleek but also feels substantial. The mouse, on the other hand, looks nice, but lacks the extra thumb-side buttons many gamers appreciate.

#4 HP Pavilion SlimLine s3020n

Hewlett-Packard's new Pavilion SlimLine s3020n PC comes bearing HP's new glossy black vision for all of its PCs and laptops. We've long complained that HP gray was only a few boring steps removed from old-school desktop beige, and we're glad to see HP took some steps to make its PCs look more exciting. We're also impressed with this system's combination of performance, features, and value.

This retail-only s3020n comes with a modest configuration. A 2.0GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ comes paired with 1GB of 533MHz DDR2 RAM, a roomy-enough 250GB 7,200 rpm hard drive, and a multiformat DVD burner, with the obligatory LightScribe capability, which lets you print your own custom black-and-white images onto the surface of a blank disc.

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