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• The Art of the Mix: 15 Foolproof Rules for Creating the Perfect Mixtape

  Last post: Tom on 14.03.11 at 01:50 | Started by Dean on 26.07.10

  

  It doesn't always have to start and end with a bang. This soul, roots based mix CD begins flows and ends with quite different flavour. New Zealand music at its best- in my completely biased opinion. Check out my crafted NZ mix series on torrentz.com. Start here:
  http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4610472
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• The Art of the Mix: 15 Foolproof Rules for Creating the Perfect Mixtape

  Last post: Tom on 14.03.11 at 01:47 | Started by Dean on 26.07.10

  

  It doesn't always have to start and end with a bang. This soul, roots based mix CD begins flows and ends with quite different flavour. New Zealand music at its best- in my completely biased opinion. Check out my crafted NZ mix series on torrentz.com. Start here:
  http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4610472
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• So what were they marching against?

  Last post: Tom on 14.03.11 at 01:45 | Started by Millie on 03.05.10

  

  Wake up Dave- borrow to repay national debt? I'll just get another credit card so I can pay off the first one- yeah right. NZ is in a debt hole so big that digging up our beautiful wilderness will have next to no impact given the prohibative amounts of interest we are already paying. Are we going to hit the wall with our native assets intact or destroyed? Better consider making some alternative plans rather than relying on the ones our government and mining companies are desperately pushing.
  
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• The Mobile Telecommunication Deception

  Last post: Tom on 14.03.11 at 01:45 | Started by Paul on 11.11.09

  

  What a load of bollocks Paul. I have travelled in Europe, UK, SE Asia, Australia, and America and the cellphone rates in these countries are ALL cheaper than here in NZ. We have some of thee most expensive mobile calling rates in the World- that is FACT.
  
  Vodaphone manager says "NZ has free local landline calls"- yeah right (would make a good tui ad). The monthly rental is more expensive than in any other country and so offsets the so called 'free' calling.
  
  Sure USA charges people to recieve mobile calls but those recieving charges are STILL cheaper than here and I would rather have to pay $10 cents/ min flat rate to make and recieve calls there than the $1 or more/ minute peak what you are charging.
  
  I was considering changing to Vodafone when my Telecom contract expired next month, but the 2 degrees prepaid is Waaay better than both of yours. I currently carry 2 phones making all calls to landlines from the 2 degrees one because they charge me very decent 22cents/ min flat rate (and calls elsewhere for 44c/ min). Its great making calls in the middle of the day and not feeling like I'm being ripped off. Also makes it easier to run my business.
  My parents on prepay Vodaphone pay over a $1/ min during peak- but not for much longer. I can see everyone ditching your bullshit line when they wake up and I will be helping them.
  Rock on the competition and government regulation.
  
  Nave a nice day, Tom
  
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