LW artists needed to work on Quake 4
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Raven is looking to hire:
2D/3D Texture and World Model Artist Position for Quake 4:
Raven is looking for a 2-D/3-D artist to concept, build, and
paint complex textures and world models for Quake 4.
We prefer an artist with experience working in the PC
gaming industry, with an understanding of creating textures
and world models, but with very strong drawing, concepting,
and painting skills. A more realistic artistic style is preferred.
An ability to create game art for different genres - such as
Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror - is a definite plus, but a strong
background in drawing and painting sci-fi is a must for Quake 4.
The position will also require an understanding of 3-D hi-poly and
low-poly model building in Lightwave or Maya.
We will require a resume and samples of your texture and
world models on disc or on a viewable online site. Examples
of your modeling prowess is needed, too. Send all resumes
and samples to Kevin Long at klong@ravensoft. or mail them to:
Raven Software
c/o Kevin Long
Three Point Place - Suite One
Madison, WI 53719
Game Testers Wanted
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You ever wanted to get paid for Playing on your computer?
This is your chance!
Blizzard Entertainment Job Opportunities
//A new way of chatting
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Created with Flash MX, yeahhhh!
//Do not panic
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im still getting AOL (i know) 
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I should be up and running next Tuesday the March the 4th, Sooo do not panic, everything should be fine.
yahooooOOOoo, I mean AOOooooOOOOL
//NO!
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I didnt get Road Runner!!
WHAAAAAAA (
Nigerian Scams, at least 15 people have been murdered as part of these scams
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She's a widow, he's a high-ranking government official. They have fallen on hard times and urgently request your assistance to get a large sum of money out of Nigeria. They will reward you handsomely for your help.
Chances are you've seen something like that in your e-mail box. Perhaps in a bored moment you've wondered who sends them and why they bother; after all, no one could be gullible enough to buy into such an obvious con game.
But sources close to some of the so-called Nigerian e-mail scam's perpetrators insist that those overwrought messages fuel a thriving industry, employing thousands of...continue reading
//Cat Enthusiasts
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This site is funny
//THE MATRIX
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Super Bowl Trailer
Im speach less.
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Busy Day
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Busy busy day,
working on website TBE.
Neways tomorrow is THE MEXICAN SUPPER at 4 pm.
i will be there around 5 if anyone is interested in some authographs or book signing.
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Hacker accesses 5.6 million credit cards
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NEW YORK (CNN) -- The hacker who breached a security system to get into credit card information had access to about 5.6 million Visa and Mastercard accounts, far more than originally announced, the two card associations told CNN Tuesday.
Monday, Visa and Mastercard said the hacker could look at as many as 2.2 million accounts after breaching the security system of a company that processes credit card transactions on behalf of merchants.
None of the original set of compromised Visa cards had been used fraudulently, Visa spokesman John Abrams said Monday. A Mastercard spokeswoman could not say whether any of their cards had been used fraudulently.
The affected accounts make up almost 1 percent of the 574 million Visa and Mastercard cards in the United States. Spokesmen for the two associations said Monday they promptly notified the banks that issued the affected cards.
Both card companies have zero-liability policies, which protect cardholders from responsibility for any unauthorized or fraudulent charges.
Citizens Bank, a financial institution serving the Northeast, shut down the accounts of 8,800 customers whose card numbers had been accessed after being notified by Mastercard last Friday, bank spokeswoman Pamela Crawley said Monday. All of those accounts were safe, she said.
The FBI is aiding in the investigation.
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