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In late 2004/early 2005, Electronic Arts(EA) made a bid to buy an almost 20% stake in publisher UbiSoft. Understandably, UbiSoft feared a hostile takeover by one of its biggest rivals. A move to merge the two companies together would greatly benefit EA who hasn't had great success developing anything other than sports games.

There is an interesting post on the Wolfram Research Blog about the television show NUMB3RS.


The mathematics and concepts introduced on the show are based on actual theories. To ensure accuracy, the producers consult mathematicians for fact checking and production design.

There is an interesting post on the Wolfram Research Blog about the television show NUMB3RS.


The mathematics and concepts introduced on the show are based on actual theories. To ensure accuracy, the producers consult mathematicians for fact checking and production design.

Apparently, the guy that caught Barry Bond's record breaking home run ball joined a new tax bracket just by coming up with the ball.

ESPN is reporting that once the kid took possesion of the ball, he is automatically liable for taxes on the worth of the ball. Even if he doesn't sell it, he could be forced to pay taxes in upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars, plus additional capital gains taxes when he sells it. Quoting the article:

Apparently, the guy that caught Barry Bond's record breaking home run ball joined a new tax bracket just by coming up with the ball.

ESPN is reporting that once the kid took possesion of the ball, he is automatically liable for taxes on the worth of the ball. Even if he doesn't sell it, he could be forced to pay taxes in upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars, plus additional capital gains taxes when he sells it. Quoting the article:

Congrats to KingBayman, Ice Cube, Mike Epps - Friday after Next Friday

You guys are fast, here's a bunch to keep you busy.  Remember the rules:

Take any two actors who have made a film with a common word in the title, then mash the two movie titles together.

For example
Drew Barrymore, Christopher Lloyd
Charlie's Angels in the Outfield

Congrats to KingBayman, Ice Cube, Mike Epps - Friday after Next Friday

You guys are fast, here's a bunch to keep you busy.  Remember the rules:

Take any two actors who have made a film with a common word in the title, then mash the two movie titles together.

For example
Drew Barrymore, Christopher Lloyd
Charlie's Angels in the Outfield

Congrats to JeepChick77 for getting the first title:

George Clooney, Ving Rhames - From Dusk til Dawn of the Dead

Here is a bonus one for today, it will make your head spin:

Ice Cube, Mike Epps

Hint, if you reverse the order of the actors, you get the same mashed up movie title!

Congrats to JeepChick77 for getting the first title:

George Clooney, Ving Rhames - From Dusk til Dawn of the Dead

Here is a bonus one for today, it will make your head spin:

Ice Cube, Mike Epps

Hint, if you reverse the order of the actors, you get the same mashed up movie title!

If you're a movie geek you'll love this game.

Take any two actors who have made a film with a common word in the title, then mash the two movie titles together.

For example

Robin Williams, Bruce Willis
Moscow on the Hudson Hawk

Drew Barrymore, Christopher Lloyd
Charlie's Angels in the Outfield

Movie titles have to have at least two words.The last word of the first title has to be the first word of the second.