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Pour être les premiers à entrer dans l'Apple Store du Carrousel du Louvre, ils sont arrivés la veille, dès 14 heures. Un peu avant 23 heures, la sécurité leur a demandé de sortir pour attendre dehors, jusqu'à la ré-ouverture du Carrousel à 6 heures du matin, quatre heures donc avant l'ouverture du premier magasin Apple en France, ce samedi 7 novembre 2009 à 10 heures.Author: teknologikpointfr Tags: Apple Store Carrousel Louvre nuit attente queue file dattente clients geeks fans Posted: 07 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Recorded: October 3, 2009 Geeks Trevor, Jennie Jen and Moderator Tuck welcome the newest member of the Geeks, Lawrence, to the Basement. Topics of discussion include rules of respect for the college bedroom, the next potential advancement in interactive Google Maps technology, the crowd-sourced translation of Facebook, the nostalgic spiritual science of the late Dr. Carl Sagan, a court injunction via Twitter, the draw of the tablet computer, and the acquisition of the Big Apple Cons by Wizards.

Hosts: Evan "Vampt Vo" Minto, Erin and Noah Topic: New York Anime Festival 2009 Recorded live from the 2009 New York Anime Festival, this episode features none other than the fearsome anime podcasting couple, Erin and Noah of the Ninja Consultant Podcast (ninjaconsultant.com)! We talk about what we did at the convention and delve into some totally off-topic conversations that may or may not be completely enthralling. You decide! Next episode will feature Al and Kate from the Reverse Thieves blog (reversethieves.com) as we tackle shōjo anime that appeal to male viewers. It's already recorded, and I can guarantee that it's going to be a pretty fun show. Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, and more can be found at podcast.anigamers.com.

Tonight on GeekNights we talk about the ruins of the Internet. In the news, open web fonts have a fighting chance, and a blogger got his town council to resign. Scott's Thing - Laughing Yoga Rym's Thing - Fake Trick or Treater Prank

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The Directors Cut 10/31/09 We Review A Serious Man directed by the Coen Brothers We Count Down The Top Ten Ultimate Movies to Play in the Background During a Halloween Party Davenports Pick of the Week: One Eyed Monster

Bubblicious interviews Adriana Gascoigne, Girls in Tech founder and Geeks On A Plane co-organizer, talking about Girls in Tech, Girls Inc., GeekOnAPlane, and [re]think Hawaii.

Reg asks some pointed questions as Budwin and the investigation team inch ever closer to getting to the bottom of the mystery. Season one sponsored by KoldCast.TV see episodes in HD on KoldCast.TV

Reginald asks some pointed questions as Budwin and the investigation team inch ever closer to getting to the bottom of the mystery accident. Pith-e Productions. Season One sponsored by KoldCast.TV see it on KoldCast in HD. Distributed by Tubemogul. Ranked / 5 | 11 views | No comments Click here to watch the video (07:04) Submitted By: daveandtom Tags: Gore Terror Saw Grind Accidents Safety Geeks Investigation Absurd Blondes Categories: Comedy

The Directors Cut 10/24/09 We Review Amelia starring Hilary Swank, Richard Gere, and Ewan McGregor We Count Down The Top Ten Movies with a Woman's Name in the Title

Hosts: Evan "Vampt Vo" Minto, Zac Bertschy (www.animenewsnetwork.com), Sean Russell (www.anime3000.com) Topic: The Anime News Network's editorial choice to cover fansubbed anime in their Fall Preview Guide To wash down our long discussion of digital distribution last episode, this time we've got an interview with Zac Bertschy, Executive Editor at the Anime News Network, about a related topic: fansubs. Specifically, my questions revolved around ANN's choice to cover anime that has not been licensed or legally released in America in their Preview Guide � a decision which necessitates the use by ANN's paid writers of illegally distributed fansubs. Sean Russell of Anime 3000 kindly recorded the discussion and contributed some of his own thoughts as well. If you've got an opinion on the issue, don't be afraid to let us know in the comments section or through email. Next episode I'll probably post something that I recorded at New York Anime Festival: either the Yoshiyuki Tomino Question & Answer session or a brief podcast episode with Erin and Noah of the Ninja Consultant Podcast (www.ninjaconsultant.com). Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, and more can be found at podcast.anigamers.com.

Web Files' host, Kristyn Burtt, interviews the creators of Safety Geeks: SVI, comedy duo Tom Konkle and David Beeler. After the success of their series, Invention, Dave and Tom created Safety Geeks: SVI for KoldCast.TV. It s a show that chronicles the havoc that a bumbling CSI-esque safety accident investigation team causes wherever it goes. Thanks to Dave for letting us shoot in his newly remodeled backyard and home studio! For more behind the scenes info on this interview: http://bit.ly/nO2A1