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The Most Expensive and the Coolest Home Theater in the World
6 Million Dollars for a theater room? That's just a bit much!
Sunday, June 06, 2010
Kindle Update Delay
Just Picked Up a Key West™ Frozen Concoction Maker™
Key West™ Frozen Concoction Maker™
The Key West™ Margaritaville® Frozen Concoction Maker™ is built to party! Unlike a blender, the Frozen Concoction Maker™ shaves ice and blends it with your favorite ingredients for restaurant-quality consistency every time. Take the guesswork out of frozen beverages with its pre-programmed automatic settings. Simply, fill the ice hopper with ice, add ingredients to the blending jar and fire it up! It does all the work... you take all the credit!
Specifications:
- Shaves ice and blends up to 36 ounces
- Automatic settings mix the right proportion of ice with ingredients
- Manual controls let you shave or blend to your ideal consistency
- Key Lime accent coloring, maritime markings & shark fin indicator lights
- Durable powder-coated housing, sturdy glass blending jar & stainless steel accent trim
- 1 Year Limited Warranty
This Is Not How You're Supposed to Fly Out of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
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Life inside the North Korean bubble
As we arrived at Pyongyang's airport our mobile phones were confiscated and throughout our stay in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea there was no access to the internet.
At the hotel our government minders had booked rooms alongside ours, and on the one occasion that we tried to leave without them we were reported and reprimanded.
From exchanges with our minders, we also learned that our rooms were bugged.
But then we were not being singled out, the entire country lives in a bubble of unreality, cut off from the outside world and watched by an army of informers.
There are only two mobile phone networks. The diplomatic corps and NGO workers use one of them to contact one another.
A relatively small elite of North Koreans use the other system, but this still denies them access to foreigners inside the country and to anyone outside.
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At the hotel our government minders had booked rooms alongside ours, and on the one occasion that we tried to leave without them we were reported and reprimanded.
From exchanges with our minders, we also learned that our rooms were bugged.
But then we were not being singled out, the entire country lives in a bubble of unreality, cut off from the outside world and watched by an army of informers.
There are only two mobile phone networks. The diplomatic corps and NGO workers use one of them to contact one another.
A relatively small elite of North Koreans use the other system, but this still denies them access to foreigners inside the country and to anyone outside.
Click On Title For Video
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