Posted on January 25th, 2006 by Nori Carter
We here at lieware.com sincerely apologize for our recent absenteeism. However, I’d like to give our readers a little insight into our recent delinquency into our postings. Lieware.com is currently undergoing major internal restructurization on a multitude of fronts.
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Posted on January 19th, 2006 by Sam Markens
Capcom’s newest PSP game, Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX has been purposefully coded to allow for several ‘holes’ to be in the games code. This allows for hackers to have a much easier access to the 2.60 firmware and I am told it will also allow for easy hacking of Sony’s latest planned firmware release as well. Sony, the creator of the PSP handheld gaming system, has recently come out with their latest memory stick which holds a maximum capacity of 8GB. There will need to be a firmware update since the 2.60 and under versions on the PSP’s firmware only supports up to a maximum of 4GB. Though, it seems that with this new exploit in the game Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX this will not be a problem.
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Posted on January 18th, 2006 by Nori Carter
Through recent studies into the properties of cat cartalidge brought forth by the research teams which developed the bonsai kitty, and the teams of researchers who are conducting experiments regarding human cartalidge growth procedures, medical researchers have come together and have determined a new and inovative way to develop more maliable human cartalidge to help ailing arthritis patients. The idea is to infuse the arthritic patient with new cartilage extracted from kittens in small amounts and then inundate them with a healthy supply of Cysteine (Cys), a key factor in protien growth, (GAG-protien) glycosaminoglycan, and chrondroitonase ABC. Over the course of roughly 2 weeks the patient takes the solution intravenously through a series of injections and the transplanted kitty cartalidge grows and fills its intended space and functionalty.
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Posted on January 17th, 2006 by Nori Carter
Beauty, grace, and melodic genius, Laura Alyon, a rising star was found turning heads in her open mic debut at the acclaimed B3 Lounge and Restaurant in New York City. This stunning belle hailing from West Hills California is destined to take your breath away. With her powerful and diverse lyrical metaphors Laura Alyon hits you hard with a taste of rich witty vocals soaking wet with euphonious phrasing that couldn’t be more enticing. At first I had a hard time believing that she was an unsung hero of the music industry, a fledgling artist just making her way through college. Yet upon further investigation she demonstrated true character,poise, and humility as she remarked that she was just endeavouring to test the water before running head long into something with out being ready.
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Posted on January 16th, 2006 by Brandon Andrews, PhD
The Rae of Hope condom company, a new company based out of Florida who’s name is clearly a farce taken from the Ray of Hope Christian Church, is coming out with a new style of condom. Their condom originally designed by Samantha Rae, the primary founder of The Rae of Hope Condom Company, was her conceptual idea derived from a conversation she had with her friend about how her friend wished she would get pregnant but her friend’s boyfriend would have nothing to do with it. This new condom she created is designed to fool the partner with the thoughts of being safe while not providing any protection at all. I have for you, here on lieware.com, the debut of her new creation: The Headless Condom.
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Posted on January 14th, 2006 by Christopher Karmain
After a lot of research and testing we have now been able to bring you the nutrition information of Triops. I hope that all of you have been enjoying your wonderfully tasty treats as much as we have. In fact, to rejoice in this wonderful treat we have added a few subscriber submitted recipes here now on lieware.com. I would like to thank all of you who have gone out and created their own recipes for the betterment of all of us. I would also like to thank our dedicated subscribers who have shared their own recipes of these delicious creatures with us today. If you would like to send us some recipes and are not a member email recipes@lieware.com.
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