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Microsoft today updated its Zune Social service to include new features and fixes for those using the company's new media players. A new feature, called Gadgets, lets users share the information from their Zune profiles on other websites such as forums; like the profile pages themselves, it includes a glance at recently played songs, including album art and a link to the Zune Marketplace. Songs tagged as favorites either on a Zune device or the software will also show up in a profile as well as a user's top-ranked artists across their whole play history.

Other fixes are said to include a much longer list of 24 recent songs (up from 5) with timestamps for each track, an easier way to remove friends from a social list, and more detailed information about songs and albums sent as recommendations across the service.

Of the 4,000 top scorers on this year's Firefighter exam, 33 percent (1,333 candidates) are minorities. This is, by far, the highest percentage of minority scorers at the top of the list in Department history. Moreover, in each of the first four groups of 1,000 – that is, from list number 1 to 1,000, from list number 1,001 to 2,000 and so on – about 33 percent of the candidates are minorities. That means more minorities than ever will become probationary Firefighters starting with the very first class drawn from this list, which we expect to enter the Fire Academy in the summer of 2008.

Here's the breakdown of minorities among the top 4,000 scorers: 18 percent (722) are Hispanic; 12 percent (491) are Black; and three percent (114) are Asian. All of these percentages are significantly higher than the list from our last exam in 2002, when only nine percent of the 4,000 top scorers were Hispanic and four percent were Black.

After all, Bill has actually run Cabinet meetings.But it's inane -- and, yes, sexist -- to focus on the ceremonial aspects of the job, with its smirking Real Men Don't Do Place Settings undertone:Walters: If your wife becomes president, I don't suppose that you're going to participate in the Easter egg hunt or the Christmas decorations.Clinton: You know, I'd actually like doing that.Walters: You're gonna do the Easter egg hunt?Clinton: If -- if that's -- if I'm asked to do it. I would love to do that.If Bill Clinton is one of the 10 Most Fascinating People of 2007, surely there must be more interesting questions to ask him.Bill overseeing the menus and seating charts for state dinners? Big deal. Do it or delegate it. Any working woman can tell you that it's perfectly possible to worry simultaneously about finishing up that appellate brief and icing the cupcakes for the second-grade bake sale.The obsessive focus on Clinton as first gentleman ignores the fact that the job has evolved from its have-teas-and-bake-cookies days -- and that most first spouses have been significant advisors behind the scenes.

The Redskins, Texans and Chargers, for example, began providing ticket-reselling links via StubHub; the Giants started a business relationship with Ticketmaster; and the Seahawks signed up with RazorGator. Here is the Seahawks' logo on a page from RazorGator, which calls itself the Official Fan Ticket Exchange Partner of the club. Two teams, the Bears and Ravens, partnered with this site to allow a secondary market in personal seat licenses. What pro sports once viewed with horror, or even called the cops about, suddenly became an approved practice -- despite vestigial small-type warnings on the backs of many tickets claiming to forbid resale. By early 2007, of the 32 NFL teams, only the Patriots and Steelers had no alliance with a ticket reseller.

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He's a singer who has made some odd career moves in his time, from changing his name to an unpronounceable love symbol to scrawling "slave" on his cheek in protest at his record company.

But industry experts yesterday warned that Prince's latest decision might be the most controversial of all.

He has threatened to sue thousands of his biggest fans for breach of copyright, provoking an angry backlash and claims of censorship.

His lawyers have forced his three biggest internet fansites to remove all photographs, images, lyrics, album covers and anything linked to the artist's likeness. A legal letter asks the fansites to provide "substantive details of the means by which you propose to compensate our clients [Paisley Park Entertainment Group, NPG Records and AEG] for damages".