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    <title>GMail from Google Comments</title>
    <link>http://www.cbulock.com/2004/04/gmail_from_google.html</link>
    <description>Google has announced a new service called GMail.  I have to wonder if this is some strange April Fools joke, or if this is a serious service they are offering.  I remember reading not too long ago that Google had registered some domain names such as googlemail.com.</description>
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    <title>Comment by Neil</title>
    <link>http://www.cbulock.com/2004/04/gmail_from_google.html#c53</link>
    <description>Hell yeah!!! Seriouslly, if this goes through I will be one of the first in line to sign up.  Google is a godsend and we all must bow.... unlike (walmart and Microsoft).  Btw, I was just testing the service out, seeing what it&apos;s like to download a &quot;legal&quot; song.  I thought that Itunes made you download their software to use it though?</description>
    <dc:date>2004-04-02T18:48:37-05:00</dc:date>  <comments>http://www.cbulock.com/2004/04/gmail_from_google.html#comments</comments>   
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    <title>Comment by Cameron</title>
    <link>http://www.cbulock.com/2004/04/gmail_from_google.html#c54</link>
    <description>I guess downloading songs from Wal-Mart is fine.  I just don&apos;t really like the WMA format, but there are quite a few MP3 players out there that also support that format.  And yes, you have to download iTunes to buy from Apple, but it&apos;s a pretty good player anyway.  I haven&apos;t bought any music from Apple yet, but I still use iTunes.  And if I ever get an MP3 player, it&apos;s gonna be an iPod, and those don&apos;t play WMA files ;)</description>
    <dc:date>2004-04-03T22:11:38-05:00</dc:date>  <comments>http://www.cbulock.com/2004/04/gmail_from_google.html#comments</comments>   
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    <title>Comment by Neil</title>
    <link>http://www.cbulock.com/2004/04/gmail_from_google.html#c55</link>
    <description>yeah, I don&apos;t really like walmart, but I just wanted to try out the whole &quot;legal&quot; downloading thing.  I don&apos;t know, maybe I will try out itunes.  yeah, I&apos;d like one of those ipods too, perhaps the ipod mini.  I saw that those have an armband thing that you can wear the ipod mini on your shoulder.  That would be the greatest for jogging/walking, which is where I would use the mp3 player anyways :).  Well, there and in my car.  What&apos;s the matter w/ the WMA format?  Isn&apos;t the AAC from apple basically the same thing, a propriatory format?  I dunno.  Besides, I have a pretty awesome collection of music on regular ole&apos; cd&apos;s, which I would rather have than songs downloaded from the net anyday.  If I want those songs on my mp3 player, I can just rip them to mp3.  Oh yes, that reminds me it&apos;s the 10th anniversary of Kurt Cobains death... how sad :(</description>
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