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Others Atm Open

Should I get Lord of the Ring Conquest or Destroy All Humans: Path of the Furon?
I'm open to any other suggestions for the Xbox 360, however these two seem to be the best choices atm.
Please don't suggest these games, as I already have em:
Gears of War 2
Call of Duty: WaW
Guitar Hero
Halo 3
GTA: IV
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Thanks for the replies everyone
Whoops, I forgot to add that I do have Fallout 3 aswell. Great game
destroy all humans...i tested the game for the developers...(no joke)...and i must say...it was quite fun!
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The Others - Widescreen Dubbed $14.99 Spanish filmmaker Alejandro Amenabar's first English-language production is a creepy period ghost story that continues in the vein of his earlier art house hit Open Your Eyes (1997). Nicole Kidman stars as Grace, a devoutly religious mother of two ailing children who has moved with her family to a mansion on the English coast while awaiting her husband's return from World War II, though he has been declared missing. Their children, Anne (Alakina Mann) and Nicholas (James Bentley), both suffer from a rare photosensitivity disease that renders them extremely vulnerable to sunlight, prompting Grace's rule of having only one door open in the house at a time. When Anne begins claiming to see ghosts, Grace at first believes her newly arrived family of eccentric servants to be responsible, but chilling events and visions soon lead her to believe that something supernatural is indeed going on. The Others was released only a few months prior to Vanilla Sky (2001), the American remake of Alejandro's Open Your Eyes (1997), ironically starring Kidman's then-estranged husband Tom Cruise. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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The Others - Widescreen AC3 Dolby $6.99 Spanish filmmaker Alejandro Amenabar's first English-language production is a creepy period ghost story that continues in the vein of his earlier art house hit Open Your Eyes (1997). Nicole Kidman stars as Grace, a devoutly religious mother of two ailing children who has moved with her family to a mansion on the English coast while awaiting her husband's return from World War II, though he has been declared missing. Their children, Anne (Alakina Mann) and Nicholas (James Bentley), both suffer from a rare photosensitivity disease that renders them extremely vulnerable to sunlight, prompting Grace's rule of having only one door open in the house at a time. When Anne begins claiming to see ghosts, Grace at first believes her newly arrived family of eccentric servants to be responsible, but chilling events and visions soon lead her to believe that something supernatural is indeed going on. The Others was released only a few months prior to Vanilla Sky (2001), the American remake of Alejandro's Open Your Eyes (1997), ironically starring Kidman's then-estranged husband Tom Cruise. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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JUNE
(OPEN ANNOTATION IN 18TH/26TH JUNE)
Are ATM"s safe?
Monitoring all your accounts is important, but these days you want to pay particular attention to what's going on in your checking and savings accounts, because thieves increasingly target bank accounts. The bad guys have found plenty of ways to steal all-important PINs. Some set up bogus ATMs or install skimming devices or cameras on legitimate machines to record account numbers and PINs. A few may even have cracked what MSNBC technology columnist Bob Sullivan calls the "holy grail" of bank-account hacking, So the answer to question No. 2 is also "false." You don't want to write down your PIN, of course, but keeping it a secret won't necessarily protect your account. What you need to do: Avoid unfamiliar ATMs. Consider using your credit card instead of your debit card for transactions. Monitor your bank transactions at least once a week and question any unfamiliar charges. If your accounts have been compromised, shut them down and open new ones. The bank may resist, but once the bad guys have access to your account, there's really no foolproof way to keep them out, except by shutting it down and starting with a new account number. by stealing and decoding encrypted PINs from a retailer's database.
'Helping' you as they help themselves Finally, you need to know about a twist on "phishing" scams called "vishing." In a phishing scam, you get an e-mail purportedly from your bank or another financial institution, or a site where you have an account, such as eBay or PayPal. The e-mail typically warns of some security problem and tries to get you to provide personal information, such as your login ID and password. Vishing is like phishing, except a phone is involved. You may get an e-mail directing you to call a phony customer-service line, which prompts you to input account numbers, passwords and other identifying information. Or you may get a phone call purporting to be from your bank or credit card issuer and be asked to provide critical information, such as the security code on your credit card. The criminal may already have some of your account information, to create a false sense of security. By the way, you can't trust caller ID to separate legitimate calls from vishing calls. The criminals often use Internet calling services with software programs that create bogus customer-service numbers, or they hack into legitimate companies' phone lines. To fight back: If you get an e-mail or phone call purporting to be from your financial institution, don't provide any information. Dial your institution's main number yourself and let it know what's happened. If it's a fraud call, you'll be connected to the right people for further action. In other words, be vigilant. Always assume the sender of the e-mail, the caller on the phone and the person standing behind you in line are out to wreak havoc on your financial life. A little suspicion can go a long way toward protecting your wallet and your identity.
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