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Your Auction Watcher is here! Download now! Rate my item!Currently: 0.0/5 (0 votes cast) Format: Item Status: Open Quantity: 1 Ends in: --:--:-- (23 May. 2012 19:45:01) Shipping costs: 2.95 AUD ( International: 4.95 AUD ) Standard (Australia Post)? (International: Standard (Australia Post)?) Ships to: Seller will ship internationally Item location: Australia, 4506 Starting time: 09 May. 2012 19:45:01 Duration: 14 Days listing The Seller of this item, StickersandStencils, assumes all responsibility for this listing! ? ? ? Hello you are bidding on this LESBIANS ROCK MY WORLD sticker. You can order this in blue, red, yellow, green, silver, gold, purple, black, orange, holographic silver or white but let me know or WHITE will be sent. Each Deer size is 85cm high x 28cm long (85mm x 280mm) long making it a perfect size for the Car, boat, laptop, trailer, shed, tool box, esky, fridge, toilet or bathroom, motor bikes or helmets basically any where you think a sticker will go. I use the best Vinyl which is high gloss 75 micron thickness offering high dimensional stability to suit most surfaces. It also has 5 year outdoor durability making it a wonderful all round product. Your sticker arrives to you Hassle free and already taped and ready to go. All you will have to do is remove the backing and apply your sticker to your clean dry area. It's that simple. I have an amazing range of car decals so I hope you enjoy this one. Any 'Q' let me know, Cheers! PLEASE REMEMBER TO LEAVE POS FEEDBACK ONCE YOUR ITEM ARRIVES SO I CAN DO THE SAME FOR YOU. GOOD FEEDBACK IS IMPORTANT FOR BOTH OF US SO ONCE YOURS HAVE BEEN LEFT I WILL DO THE SAME CHEERS. ? ? ? ? ? Buyer pays for shipping expenses Seller will ship internationally Domestic: International: Shipping and Handling Costs: ????2.95 AUD Standard (Australia Post)? Insurance: 2.70 AUD Shipping & Payment Details: Buyer please note that your shipping cost includes the following. Postage, packaging and handling. Also we strongly recommend you take the optional postal Insurance as sometimes things go missing in the post. Shipping and Handling Costs: 4.95 AUD Insurance: 2.70 AUD Type of Service: Standard (Australia Post)? Shipping & Payment Details: Buyer please note that your shipping cost includes the following. Postage, packaging and handling. Also we strongly recommend you take the optional postal Insurance as sometimes things go missing in the post. *Sellers are not responsible for service transit time. Transit times are provided by the carrier, exclude weekends and holidays, and may vary with package origin and destination, particularly during peak periods. Return policy may differ for international buyers. Contact seller for more details.

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TSMC 2012 Q1 results: profits down again as 20-nanometer process proves expensive

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has offered up its first quarter results for the year, revealing yet another middling quarter. While turnover was NT$105.51 billion ($3.6 billion) and net profit was NT$33.47 billion ($1.1 billion), that's still 7.7 percent down on the NT$36.28 it made in the same quarter last year. On the upside, the chip foundry, which produces silicon for plenty of the world's biggest electronics companies, managed to claw back some of those profit dips from Q4 of last year, suggesting milder climes may lie ahead.

The company is also encouraged by strong demand for its new 28-nanometer chips, which should offset the $8.5 billion spent on developing them, alongside a forthcoming 20-nanometer facility. 28-nanometer hardware still only equates to 5 percent of overall revenue, which should grow as companies use up their older inventory. If you've got a currency convertor to hand, head on past the break for the detailed breakdown.

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Dick Clark, Thank You For Introducing Madonna to The World

Pop star's appearance on 'American Bandstand' remains one of her most legendary.
By John Mitchell

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Twenty eight years later, it remains one of the most famous things she's ever said. Asked on "American Bandstand" by TV icon Dick Clark, who died on Wednesday at the age of 82, "What do you hope will happen, not only in 1984 but for the rest of your professional life? What are your dreams? What's left?" Madonna answered simply, famously and with characteristic directness.

"To rule the world," she said without hesitation. And that's what she went on to do ... well, the pop world anyway.

She was on "Bandstand," ostensibly, to perform "Holiday" and promote her self-titled debut, which was released a few months earlier in the summer of 1983, but in retrospect it feels like she was really there to prepare the world for what was coming. Like a Virgin dropped later that same year, and with its release Madonna went from being a well-liked and charismatic pop tart with a few radio hits to the most famous female singer on the planet.

The "Bandstand" crowd went wild for then-25-year-old Madonna's performance, and Clark had a hard time getting a word in. When everyone finally settled down, he asked Madonna about her burgeoning career, including her early years in New York and touring Paris with "Born to Be Alive" singer Patrick Hernandez. "He offered me a tour with him as a background singer and a dancer," Madonna told Clark. "So I jumped on that boat and got into the music industry that way and started writing songs, and here I am."

As news of Clark's passing began to surface, fans started posting the clip all over Twitter and soon enough, Madonna's herself chimed in, posting the video to her Facebook page with the message, "Even though I told him in 1984 that I wanted to rule the world, it's Dick Clark who has ruled the world."

While "Bandstand" wasn't her first TV appearance and Clark certainly didn't discover Madonna — she already had a top-five hit with "Lucky Star" by the time she appeared — her visit to the show feels like the first seminal event in what went on to be one of the most legendary careers in pop-culture history. It's where things really began, months before she took the stage in a wedding dress at the first-ever MTV Video Music Awards.

It's also a real showcase for the Madonna many fans love most. Playful, natural, beautiful and — most importantly — brimming with confidence, it's no surprise the emerging pop star on display on "Bandstand" that night went on to score 38 top tens, more than any performer in music history, 12 #1 singles and eight #1 albums, the latest of which, MDNA, debuted in the top spot 28 years, two months and 20 days after her visit to "American Bandstand."

Today, many will be looking back on Dick Clark's many achievements and dissecting the almost immeasurable impact he had on music and television, and we'll remember for how genuinely excited he seemed to be talking to a little-known disco singer on January 14, 1984. His decision to invite her on that night quite literally changed the face of pop music forever, and for that we will always be thankful.

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Dolby 3D on prototype 4K display and HTC Evo 3D hands-on (video)

Truth be told, we haven't been wildly impressed with the glasses-free 3D solutions we've seen to date, be it because of the limited viewing angles, unconvincing picture or lack of availability here in the US. That could soon change, however, if Dolby's version of the three-dimensional experience makes its way to a production-ready television set. Best known for its audio technologies, the company just launched its own 3D standard in cooperation with Philips, called Dolby 3D. The platform-agnostic solution is far from ready to make its way into your living room, but it's conceptually sound, and the prototype 4K 3D TV and mobile versions being demonstrated at Dolby's NAB booth make us hopeful for the future. As with all displays -- especially those that support 3D -- you'll really need to see to believe, but we had an opportunity to do just that, and walked away very impressed.

The 56-inch 4K prototype display is viewable from nearly any angle, with 24 different viewpoints, though you'll really need to be front and center for the greatest 3D effect. Side viewing is certainly possible; you'll just sacrifice some depth in the process. Even from the front, 3D appears slightly muted compared to what we've seen with passive- and active-glasses equivalents, though we can't say that we mind much, considering that the image is still dramatic enough when you need it to be, such as when displaying scenes with significant depth. The company was also demonstrating Dolby 3D on an HTC Evo 3D along with a nondescript tablet, where an on-screen slider lets you dim the three-dimensional intensity just as you would adjust the volume, enabling you to customize the experience to suit your needs. Since Dolby 3D is merely a display standard, we won't be seeing any branded televisions or smartphones, though perhaps we'll see some third-party adaptations come CES 2013. Jump past the break to see it in action.

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Banish Shin Splints Forever With One Magical Exercise [Video]

The sun is out, the weather's warm, and in a month or so you're going to be parading around the beach nearly naked. Time to shed that winter weight. So you start running. But lo! Just as you start getting results, you also get pain. In your shins. It's bad. More »

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Rumors abound that Windows Phone 8 won't be available to current Windows Phones, but Microsoft will neither confirm nor deny the reports.

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