New features in Opera 9 include:
- Widgets - Small Web applications (multimedia, newsfeeds, games and more) that make your desktop experience more fun. Any Web developer can create their own Widgets and share them, regardless of operating system. Try the Widgets in Opera 9 by pressing F6. Look for further development of Opera Widgets in future releases.
- BitTorrent - Instead of having to use a separate BitTorrent application for downloading large files, users can now simply click a torrent file and start the download
- Content blocker - Choose the content you want to view. Remove ads or images - it is up to you. Right-click on the Web page and choose "Block content"
- Improved rich text editing - Take advantage of rich text editing capabilities when using the latest Web mail or blogging services
- Customize your search engines ? Use your favorite search engine in the search box. Right-click on the site"s search field and select "Create search" from the menu
- Thumbnail preview ? It"s easy to have many tabs open at once in Opera. But exactly which tab had that video you wanted? Hover any tab to see a thumbnail preview
- Site-specific preferences - Do you need to view a site in a different way or deny certain cookies? Want to block pop-ups on certain sites only? Site specific preferences hold the key

Changes in Opera 9.0 Build 8393 Beta:
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Hard Disk Sentinel can be used to prevent serious damage or data loss. It warns the user if there will be a problem occur and this gives opportunity to backup important and valuable data.

What"s new:
v1.30
- added detection of SCSI disks, displaying their status, temperature and performance (EXPERIMENTAL)
- added option to display hard disk status and used space on default icons for each partitions
- improved acoustic configuration features, better compatibility with some hard disks
- RAID arrays are displayed (without SMART informations of disks in array)
- fixed problem with temperature display for hard disks if RAID array is installed
- fixed problem with disk performance display
- fixed problem with temperature icons
- fixed problem with disk space thresholds under Win98
- minor bug fixes
- improved condition calculation method for FUJITSU hard disks
v1.20
- added controlling acoustic management for IDE hard disks
- added option to synchronize clock to atomic clock
- added option to disable automatic scandisk on Windows start
- added option to send mail/play sound/shut down when disk space is low
- it is possible to view temperature and condition of all hard disk drives in a single window
- added the above display on startup after splash screen
- added splash screen countdown
- added HELP to installation package (English and French)
- added default sound file for warnings
- SATA speeds are displayed correctly (150 or 300 MB/s)
- major UI fixes and improvements

So, to answer your first question right off the bat...yeah, Delta Force Xtreme feels a little barren for a modern shooter. In 1998, "tactical shooter" meant you got to have computer-controlled teammates, and occasionally they shot at the bad guys. Nowadays, there are all sorts of crazy cover-fire mechanics and unit commands and what have you to take into account, so anyone expecting a tactical shooter by today"s standards isn"t going to find it here. Essentially, the premise of the game is that you"re a nameless soldier in the Delta Force. There"s really not any plot to speak of, save for little bits of mission briefings that occur before and after each individual mission. There are three campaigns and about 20 missions total in the single-player, which is actually less than what was in the original game, which featured five campaigns and roughly 40 missions (though a few missions have been added to the included campaigns to pad out the length a bit). While that might initially seem disappointing, the focus of the game really isn"t the single-player gameplay, and after spending some time with it, it will become abundantly clear why.

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cd 01:
01. Schiller - Ruhe (Langspielfassung)
02. De-phazz feat. Pat Appleton - anchorless
03. Gabin - La maison
04. Jakatta feat. Seal - My vision (summer in white edit)
05. Mauro Picotto feat. Adiemus - Proximus (Ambient Version)
06. Lnq - Tired (original mix)
07. Union Jack - 2 full moons and a trout (caspar pound remix)
08. Dusted - Always remember to respect your mother (part1) (bent remix)
09. Blank & Jones - Beyond time (ambient mix)
10. g e n e - the flight of the clouds
11. Dj Sammy - the rise
12. Jam and Spoon feat. Rea Garvey - Set me free (empty rooms) (lautlos mix)
13. Shain Sepehr - jakarta
14. Djs United for Asia - Broken Dreams (Ayla Remix)

cd 02:
01. Paul Van Dyk feat. Peter Heppner - Wir sind wir (ambient mix)
02. Chicane - offshore
03. The Thrillseekers - Ultimate Synaesthesia (Alaska Sunset Remix)
04. 2raumwohung - 2 von millionen von sternen
05. Humate - 3 2 bedrock (ambient mix)
06. Electribe 101 - Talking with myself (canny remix)
07. Larry Heard - Precious tears
08. Paco Fernandez - never knew a light like this
09. Oliver Prime - I was a Bee (Pollenflug Interludium)
10. Spiller - cry baby (roeyskopps malselves)
11. Push - The legacy (ambient mix)
12. Stephane de lucia - Artworks
13. mario de bellis - i like it
14. Humate - 3.2 (bedrock ambient mix)

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