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Tonight, Senator Barack Obama will face off in the final debate against his Republican opponent, John McCain, going into the debate with a double digit lead and over 270 electoral college votes in nearly every poll presented.

The game looks tough for Senator McCain. News media everyone are predicting that if McCain does not do something spectacular, or somehow get Obama to slip up, things won't change - essentially, this is the last chance for McCain to make a splash.

If people want to party, and if they want to drink, they'll do it. No alternative, aside from an amazing event is going to stop them.

Google recently released something of a surprise new open-source browser, designed to my javascript run faster, load webpages better, and beyond. This new browser, called Google Chrome, claims seperate processes for each tab, making browsing easier for anyone by keeping broken scripts in one tab seperate from everything else.

Fail! For now, at least, Google's new Chrome is getting an F for eFfort, but not much better.

With the three feet long cord and stay-in design, the Philips Virtual Surround Sound In-Ear Headphones (SHE5920) are practical for a wide variety of applications. They offer a good range of sound depth, and have the potential to reach dangerously loud sound levels.