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Elaine Gerges recently found this great test, which allows you to find out what kind of lover you are and you can get a totally free report sent to your e-mail address. The website is used primarily to match you up with people on the match.com website, however the test is a very interesting insight into your romantic likes and dislikes as well as your personality. Anyway go to www.weattract.com for the free test and report, might be fun on a boring day.

Submitted by Michael Davies 2/8/03 15:12 PM GMT

A new batch of Genetics informaion has been added to the site.

The information will hopefully be a way of explaining the main principles of genetics.

However, the article is rather large and for people who are familiar with genetical biology, I suggest to read it. Some of it you probably will not have known about (I found stuff I didn't know about when researching for the article) and if nothing else it acts as a good revision, for forgetful people like me!

Click here to check it out.

Submitted by Michael Davies 6/8/03 12:07 AM GMT

Find out about the latest White Stripes Album, Elephant.

The review contains track listing as well as a extra review, first wrote for BANG magazine.

Click Here to see the review.

Submitted by Michael Davies 6/8/03 12:07 AM GMT

Welcome to Screaming Angels Version 1 [SAv1] Alpha 2 Services pages. The idea behind SAv1 is to create a site that has loads of information and other media, on a wide range of topics. Too many sites, I feel, concentrate on purely a few, or in many cases, one subject and after a while, means that they can no longer grow and develop. SAv1 however hopes to delve into Art & Poetry, Music, Politics, Science, Sport and Technology. This wide range of subjects will, I hope, give SAv1 wide appeal, while maintaining the thirst for in-depth content from users that are familiar with certain topics on SAv1.

The SAv1 team all hopes you enjoy SAv1 and the information within it, which is all provided for free, and we hope that you are appropriately impressed to donate money, or buy advert space on SAv1 to allow SAv1 to continue to update and improve the site, while keeping the content free.

The site is dedicated to Erin Alan (AKA Ginger Ninja) for keeping me sane the past two years.

We need your support more than ever, at this young and fragile stage of development of SAv1.

New content will be added as soon as possible to SAv1, but for now, look at the useful articles and media already on the site, by looking at this page (which contains mainly news) and in the categories listed on the left page, in the “Navigation” box.

Submitted by Michael Davies 27/7/03 10:05 AM GMT

Reviews can now be found for many p2p programs as well as other p2p related links that should be coming soon.

Below are the reviews online so far, its a great way to learn about p2p for beginners, and don't worry the more experienced users will hopefully find useful information too.

Remember to talk about your favourite p2p 's and give ideas for new articles at the Forum.

Direct Connect

KaZaA

Morpheus

Shareaza

Finally, check back to the File-Sharing Main Page, for news.

Submitted by Michael Davies 11/8/03 01:00 PM GMT

The music group, dead pad, are soon to release a new promo CD, and I have offered my services to come up with a cover, after sending a alternative promo cover for there first promo CD, they decided to allow me to. Normally, I would ask for some sort of fee, but I just love the group and feel it is good advertisement. If anyone needs a CD cover done contact me by e-mail, and I’m sure I can produce one for you at very low price. Please note that the all illustrations and graphics, unlike dead pad’s cover would be yours (I am going to have a credit for the cover on the inside sleeve of the dead pad CD – yours would not contain this). I’ll be sure to update Screaming Angels with more info, and maybe even update and preview of how design is going, as soon as possible.

Submitted by Michael Davies 27/7/03 10:05 AM GMT