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dun think so... if she want... she got to hurry... its gonna be their golden holiday period....

 

 

 

dunno tonight can play anot... slept very late these few nights... damn tired

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dun think so... if she want... she got to hurry... its gonna be their golden holiday period....

 

 

 

dunno tonight can play anot... slept very late these few nights... damn tired

 

ok. i will let her know

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PlayStation 3 Snatches 'Battlefield 3' Expansion Exclusives

By Matt Peckham on September 22, 2011

 

If you want first dibs on Battlefield 3's download expansion packs, it looks like you'll need a PlayStation 3 to make it so. Sony's secured timed-exclusive rights to not just the first expansion pack, but everything to come thereafter.

 

Developer DICE's own Tommy Rydling took to Sony's PlayStation Blog this morning to break that news, as well as the open beta's launch timeframe: Look for the PlayStation Network open beta to kickoff a week from today, Thursday, September 29. It'll be brief, closing on October 10, but if you want in, you can join without fuss or muss by locating the game on the PlayStation Store and pulling the demo down (presumably from Thursday, next week).

 

(MORE: 'Battlefield 3' Sales Predicted to Hit 11 Million, First Look at Multiplayer)

 

Another way into the beta: If you bought (and redeemed) a copy of Medal of Honor: Limited Edition or that game's "Tier 1 Edition Online Pass," Rydling says you'll be able to start poking around in the beta 48 hours early, next Tuesday, September 27 (look for a personal email invite from DICE confirming as much shortly).

 

And a bit about what the open beta covers:

 

The Open Beta is your chance to play Battlefield 3 early, try out our free social platform Battlelog, and give your valued feedback directly to those of us at DICE. You participating in the Battlefield 3 Open Beta means that you are not only helping us load test the servers, but more importantly, helping us fine-tune the final components of the multiplayer game.

 

During your time in the Open Beta, you'll be playing on the map Operation M

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Where every1 sia..

 

Anyway was in JB last mon, enquiring with HAWK tyre whether they do high speed balancing for tyres as my car 140-160km/hr feel like floating & wobbling in NSH.

 

They say they do...but say dun 1 b responsible if cause computer got error etc..i like blur..such balancing can cause car CPU to have error meh.

 

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Sony Changes Contracts: No More Class Action Suits for PSN Users

By Graeme McMillan on September 16, 2011

 

Sony has a new message for its PlayStation users: If you try and take part in a class action lawsuit against us, you're in violation of your contract.

 

The Sony Corporation, already dealing with one class action suit on behalf of the 70 million PlayStation users whose personal information was lost during April's PSN security breach, has revised its end user agreement for PlayStation users to deny them the chance of participating in any similar class action suits in future.

 

(MORE: Hackers Who Hit Sony Last Week Hit Sony Again This Week)

 

The revised agreement now includes the following paragraph:

 

"Any Dispute Resolution Proceedings, whether in arbitration or court, will be conducted only on an individual basis and not in a class or representative action or as a named or unnamed member in a class, consolidated, representative or private attorney general action."

 

There is, perhaps surprisingly, legal precedent for simply disallowing users to participate in class action suits; in April, the Supreme Court ruled that AT&T's similar user agreement was entirely legal. Whether Sony is hoping that such language will either dissuade future lawsuits or else be ignored by users and serve as a way to dismiss any future class action suits remains to be seen. Perhaps their lawyers are just more excited about the idea of dealing with thousands of lawsuits instead of one big one, because it'll give them more chances to try out their new courtroom outfits.

 

 

 

Read more: http://techland.time.com/2011/09/16/sony-c.../#ixzz1YkXaJRuQ

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