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Especially aji amarillo. It's impossible to get them where I'm at.

PS. This is one of those useless non-questions but you get 10 points if you say whatever is in my mind by guessing what my favorite team is

I bought a new battery for my digital camera and all the photos it produced now is all white, as if it is overexposed. I noticed now that the ampere of the battery is slightly different. Can this cause the problem? Also is it damaging to the camera if the current of the battery is different?

I couldnt Google this problem out. So many thanks for any help.

I'm going to hold a movie night with both the classic "worst film of all-time" Plan 9 from Outer Space and Tim Burton's Ed Wood. What do you think should be shown first to new people? If I show Ed Wood first, then people can appreciate the nuances of Plan 9; on the other hand, you enjoy Ed Wood much better if you had seen Plan 9 first.

I love the serve and volley game of Sampras, Edberg and Rafter. But even Federer in Wimbledon with a great serve or approach shots and fantastic volleying skills still gets passing shots whiz by him from Nadal. Federer then chose to stay on the baseline instead, for good reason.

While the serve and volley still lives on in the middle rankings, I have to wonder whether it can still take one to the upper echelon. Some of the passing shots skills are just too good.

To all conspiracy theorists out there thinking the NBA rigs its games for the Spurs... market-hungry NBA favoring the "boring" Spurs? It's such a ridiculous idea I have to hear your explanations!

People are so trigger happy with conspiracy theories. LeBron wins, NBA rigs. Spurs win, NBA rigs (never mind that it's completely illogical to rig so that the so-called boring team to win). Even if LeBron never gets fouled in the finals, makes impossible fadeaway threes and wins, I'd suspect some would still say it's an some secret NBA evil plans...

While LeBron's 29 of 30 last Cavs points is magnificent, no one points out how worthless offensively the other Cavs are. Ilgauskas fading away hooks, Hughes not attacking, Pavlovic passing open looks and getting confused, Gooden with nothing but wide-open midrange jumpers.

Are they really that bad? It's gotta be coach Mike Brown. If Flip Saunders or Don Nelson are handed the Cavs, maybe they are actually good offensive players. With Eddie Jordan, Hughes was actually a 20-point scorer.