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Shinji Mikami's Project Site Opens
Get additional info with a harakiri mini game.
Harakiri is that thing where you take a sword and thrust it into your stomach.
It's also the name of a bizarre Flash game that appeared today at the newly open Mikami Project website. This is the site that Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami said he was opening up as a recruitment page for his new studio Tango.
The game requires that you simply click the mouse with good timing when your gauge hits a MAX state. Depending on how accurate your mouse presses are, you'll get a higher "Harakiri Leap" rating (presumably indicating how far Mikami's head flew) and a message, from Mikami's newly severed head, about Tango.
(I managed to get the max gauge but didn't get any new details about Tango. Instead... well, you can see for yourself).
While the Harakiri mini game is probably just an a joke, the Mikami Project site does seem to be a legitimate job solicitation site, as promised in a Famitsu interview a few weeks back.
The site's recruit page lists positions for 2D designers, 3D designers, programmers, producers and managers to work primarily on console game development in Tokyo. There are no details on the listed jobs, but there is an address to where interested parties can send a resume.
The website states, under the text "MIKAMI SHINJI PROJECT," "This project is to be completed by 99 days." Perhaps this is an indication that we'll hear about Mikami's new project in early July.


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A lawyer for the ousted chair of Arizona's redistricting commission says the commission would be a joke as an independent body if Gov. Jan Brewer's removal of Colleen Mathis is allowed to stand.Read More »
Arizona withdraws from Western Climate Initiative
Arizona is formally withdrawing from the Western Climate Initiative, a regional collaboration to establish a cap-and-trade program to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.Read More »
19 apply for redistricting chair
The Arizona Supreme Court has released a list of 19 applicants to replace the recently ousted redistricting commission chairwoman, Colleen Mathis.Read More »
Brewer heading to D.C.
Gov. Jan Brewer will head to Washington, D.C. on Tuesday for a day of meetings on Capitol Hill and a speech to a GOP women's group.Read More »
Redistricting law writers say ouster defies intent
Civic activists who wrote the constitutional amendment approved by Arizona voters a decade ago to create the state's redistricting commission say Gov. Jan Brewer's removal of the panel's chair violates the measure's intent to take political map-drawing out of the hands of governors and state legislators.Read More »
Brewer will wade into 2012 races with new federal PAC
Gov. Jan Brewer may not be running for anything in 2012, but she plans to make her presence felt on the campaign trail with a new federal PAC.Read More »
AZ Supreme Court schedules oral arguments in Mathis case
The Arizona Supreme Court will rule Tuesday about whether to temporarily block the ouster of Colleen Mathis as chairwoman of the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission.Read More »
Marilyn Quayle refutes rumors that she called Brewer on redistricting
Marilyn Quayle, the wife of former Vice President Dan Quayle and mother of U.S. Rep. Ben Quayle, said she never contacted Gov. Jan Brewer about the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, refuting a rapidly spreading rumor that she urged the governor to oust the panel's chairwoman to help her son.Read More »
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Last night on "Hardball with Chris Matthews," Cherny repeated as fact a rumor that has been burning like a wildfire in the Arizona political community this week: Marilyn Quayle called Brewer and persuaded her to seek the removal of IRC members.Read More »
'Baggage' in hand, former IRC attorney takes on commission
Seven months ago, attorney Lisa Hauser was trying to land a job serving as the redistricting commission's Republican attorney, just as she did a decade ago.
But by the time Senate Republicans ratified Brewer's decision to remove the commission's chair for what the governor described as "gross misconduct in office," Hauser had taken on a new redistricting client — Brewer, who will soon be called upon to defend her unprecedented action in court.


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"You're lucky, being a girl. You can always get au pair work or a job in a Polish bakery. Apparently they're springing up all over the country."
Marta grits her teeth and nods. She is used to the assumption that she moved to England to change nappies and mop floors. It couldn't be further from the truth. As a graduate of one of Poland's top universities, Marta has ambitious plans for her new life. But things don't work out as the young migrant had planned. Her qualifications are unpronounceable, let alone recognizable, and her new friends seem more interested in spending their cash than helping Marta make hers.
As yet another door slams shut in her face, Marta finds herself alone in the English rain with a broken suitcase, no money and nowhere to go - and the phone number of a young woman she barely knows.
Based on a true story, Poles Apart is the moving and funny account of one young migrant's search for recognition in a foreign land - and everything that happens along the way.
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Work out who does what
So, you've got an issue that you are really passionate about, and you really want to get into the ear of someone who could make a difference, but who?
Sometimes working out who the person responsible is can be time consuming and disheartening, particularly if time after time you end up talking to someone who then says, "Oh I hear what you're saying, but who you REALLY need to talk to this person..."
A good start to finding the right person is working out if your issue is the responsibility of local, state and/ or federal government. The Australian Constitution (Section 51 for those of you who just so happen to have a copy handy) sets out the responsibilities for each level of government.
Quite often all three levels of government will have a role to play around a particular issue. For instance:
- Roads: National highways such as the Hume between Melbourne and Sydney are managed by the Federal Government, while all other major state roads such as the Princes Hwy between Melbourne, Geelong and Hamilton are managed by the Victorian State Government. Local governments look after things such as the street signs.
- Education: Find your Federal Government representative if you have something to say about universities. You'll need to talk to your state government's Minister for Education to find about public primary and secondary schools. If it's kindergartens and pre-schools you're interested in, that's local government's responsibility.
- Environment: Head to the federal government if you are wanting to take action around large level pollution and carbon emission schemes, the state government if you are worried about the marine life in Port Phillip bay and local government if you believe the litter in the streets is getting out of control.
In other cases there are clear areas of responsibility such as:
- The state governments are responsible for public transport, power, policing and planning for future developments and infrastructure in the state.
- The federal government is responsible for defence, trade, immigration, foreign affairs, marriage and benefits (including austudy, newstart and youth allowance).
- Local government isn't mentioned in the Australian constitution, but they are key decision-makers in many things that affect you close to home. They are often major service providers of aged care, child care and youth services. They can be responsible for the development, upkeep and maintenance of local recreational facilities such as your swimming pool, local tennis courts and skate park and they organise community festivals, street parties, local art exhibitions and are proud to present you with your local library.
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'The Joneses' Actress Amber Heard
Amber Heard has experience playing the "naughty hot chick" and the "nice hot chick." She starred in All The Boys Love Mandy Lane," which no one had a chance to see, and The Informers, which is worse than bamboo chutes in the peehole.
A word from Amber: "I love to cook. When I'm away I miss my pots and pans and my spices."
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As the past year's worth of food contamination scares have shown, managing food safety must be a top priority for the food service industry. In fact, it can mean the survival or failure of your business, since a foodborne illness case linked to your restaurant or commercial kitchen could put …Read More »
Are Serving Utensils Going To Get You In Trouble With The Health Inspector?
You have 4 options for storing "in-use" dispensing utensils…the requirement is in Section 3-306 of the Colorado Retail Food Establishment Rules and Regulations: Stored in the food with the dispensing utensil handle extended out of the food Stored clean and dry Stored in potable running water as in a running …Read More »
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Every CCP you identified by grouping menu items into processes now must have a critical limit set for it in order to become an official part of your HACCP program. The FDA's Food Code and your local Board of Health have established time and temperature specifications for every type of …Read More »
HACCP Principle 2 – The Difference Between CCP & SOP
This post is a continuation of last week's HACCP post and the second in a series of posts here on The Back Burner that will completely outline a proper HACCP program for your restaurant. A Critical Control Point (CCP) is a specific place where food can become contaminated. After conducting the …Read More »
Taste & Food Safety: 2 Reasons To Clean Your Beer Taps!
If your restaurant or bar has beer on tap, you already know how much customers appreciate a good pour. Beer on tap tends to taste better, and from a business perspective, buying kegs gives you a better margin than buying it in bottles or cans. For most restaurateurs, beer taps …Read More »
A Review of My Favorite Pocket Thermometer
Above is an image of my favorite thermometer for everyday food service use, the COMARK PDT-300. Here is why: It is NSF approved and meets the Colorado requirement for a thin probe thermometer to measure the temperatures of thin foods such as patties, fillets, etc. It reads quickly, in just …Read More »
Contaminated Ice: Key Tips To Keep Your Customers Safe
Getting ice from the ice machine bin to your customer's drink glass without contaminating it is a food safety consideration that is easy to overlook. That doesn't mean it's any less important than the other danger points you deal with every day while preparing and serving food in your restaurant. …Read More »
In The Field: Food Safety At Turley's
Here at The Back Burner we have talked a lot about food safety. It's an ongoing project for any restaurateur, and also a potential matter of life and death for any food service business given the stakes if a food borne illness were to break out in your restaurant. So …Read More »
Color Code Your Food Safety Program
Bacteria, contaminants, and pathogens are all the enemies of your restaurant's kitchen. It's a battle you fight every day. The first line of defense is controlling the growth of pathogens that could make your customers sick. That is best accomplished through a robust HACCP program. Unfortunately, as effective as HACCP …Read More »
Restaurant Food Safety Tips: Be Your Own Health Inspector
Health inspections are a regular part of life in any food service business, but too often it's easy for a restaurant or commercial kitchen to fall into the trap of just passing the inspection rather than regularly practicing good food safety procedures. This series is intended to help your business …Read More »


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Federal spending cuts are putting a damper on another Fourth of July celebration.
Tuesday the navy announced it has cancelled the traditional fireworks show at Kauai's Pacific Missile Range facility.
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Demos, are the rough draft of any essay, the first run through before the final product is turned in. Often they are filled with fractured sentences and half thoughts as the words in question are still being juggled around in our brains.
For fans of music, demos can often get an early clue into the songwriting process. Typical folks that enjoy these types of things also question liner notes, weird quotes and other statements and well we get off on a particular chorus that is not all the way developed or a verse that is completely different than the version on the album.
My introduction to demos was not actually listening to them but hearing about them via Peter Buck who discussed briefly the validity of "Bootlegs" way back in 1988 on the nationally syndicated show Rockline. There he discussed some of his favorite bootlegs, including "Chronic Murmurings" when he noted that this was special in that it had a version of Bertis Downs and Jefferson Holt doing the vocals for "Windout".
Chronic Murmurings is just one of the plethora of Demo Bootleg collections available as for R.E.M., demo sessions had been leaked for every album up through Out of Time, with the exception of course of Fables of the Reconstruction.
For R.E.M. this would be the first time the band has released a full-fledged "Demo Sessions" for any album. While there have been songs that have appeared as B-Sides from time to time, this is a true departure.
The demo sessions that are included on the Fables of the Reconstruction 25th Anniversary Re-release include sessions that they did in Athens, Georgia before they left for England to record with Joe Boyd, who recorded such acts as Nick Drake, Richard Thompson and Fairport Convention.
Demos have always had a long and storied history for any popular band. As the band would pass around an early tape of their music, that tape would multiply and eventually end up on some underground bootleg release.
As a longtime fan that has a plethora of their early live shows, my initial feeling was that this would not work. What would be the point of having a set of demo recordings when no short of seven of these would be right off the Reckoning tour. There could not be all that many secrets for half of these songs. Right?
Second, sometimes Demos do not work all that well on an album setting such as this when the songs do not deviate significantly from the album versions. For example, Gardening at Night was recorded during the Reckoning sessions much slower than the version that was on Chronic Town. In doing so it offered something unique that could be placed on an album and believe that it would succeed. Same with the "As Yet Unreleased" version of Catapult that was recorded by Stephen Hague. And while the band of course hated this version and the song, it would be nice to see this song officially released.
The Fables Demos that were recorded in Athens contain all the Fables tracks as well as 'Bandwagon', 'Hyena' and 'Throw These Trolls Away' aka 'When I Was Young' which contains similar lyrics to that of 'I Believe'.
There have been a plethora of posts in terms of the quality of these bootlegs. On the surface, the bootlegs sound pretty outstanding, minus the hiccups in the final engineering of the product. As mentioned earlier, most of the songs on this demos cd produce "Clipping" which is the "Shearing" off the tops of the audio files, which, for the listener creates a high end static sound. This is much more of a problem for listening with headphones vs. speakers, which might crowd out that static. However, it still persists.
Some questions linger whether this was on the master recording itself or just an effect that happened in the mastering/engineering process, however, that question is mute. If this static did exist on the master tapes there is plenty of wizardry that could have been accomplished to take it off, which makes it essentially shoddy work, which is a shame.
Secondly, I would make the argument that these demos are pretty much for diehards only. The appeal of the live concert vs. the demos is, in my opinion treating the subject matter, the album, in different contexts.
For an album such as Murmur, the Larry's Hideaway show gave listeners both some insight into their early shows as well as showcased the differences between their live sound and the studio work. And while Reckoning was much more stripped down a record, the Aragon Ballroom show included in that deluxe edition showcased the urgency of their sound. Make no mistake, R.E.M. barnstormed this country and sold fans not just on their critically-acclaimed albums but a solid if not outstanding live show from a band that put all they had into every show. Fans would travel up and down the east coast, following them from venue to venue, gathering a small but eager fan base.
The Fables package with the demos, decides to reconstruct this album from the top down. It's moody atmosphere and production value has been a topic of hot conversation among fans wondering if the "Muddiness" was a preference or an effect of recording across the pond.
Many of songs for Fables had already been performed during the Reckoning tour, which allowed the band to flesh out their live sound and refine it along the way. For example, Driver 8's original lyrics were "The walls constructed" vs. "The wall were built up". Other songs included a crazy version of Wendell Gee performed on MTV's Cutting Edge, which was first performed on acoustic guitar and later on the tour on electric guitar. Other songs making their way to the live shows included Old Man Kensey, Auctioneer (Another Engine) and Hyena (although obviously this was not included on the final Fables album).
For fans that are willing to jaunt into this realm, I recommend picking these up. Some of the highlights in my opinion are as follows:
Feeling Gravitys Pull – The most inventive song on Fables stands out for the insane drumming by Bill Berry. Comparing this to the original highlights an aspect that is often forgotten in the Peter Buck-Guitar Centric minds of R.E.M. fans in what a great drummer Bill was. He is the key to the album Murmur, in my opinion and I would imagine that if the producer on this album was someone other than Joe Boyd, the song might have turned out differently.
Can't Get There From Here – Not as funky as the finished product as the chorus is still in development and does not contain the flashy horns on the album version.
Kohoutek – The lyrics on this song are still not finished as several inconsistencies occur.
Maps and Legends – This is also a work in progress as we find Michael Stipe's lyrics on this offer different lyrics for the both the second and third verse. The second verse is almost completely unique minus a line he uses in the finished product and the third verse is similar to the first.
Don't Throw These Trolls Away – The song that has been titled "When I Was Young" on several bootlegs, is given a proper treatment here. While some of the lyrics will eventually end up on the song "I Believe" here we see a song that is a work in progress. There is no doubt that they made the right decision to abandon this song. I would be curious however, if a version of this came out of the Fables sessions in England. That might be interesting to hear.
Wendell Gee – Instead of focusing on Banjo and Keyboards/Pianos, this version features Peter on electric guitar such as how the band performed during the later part of the tour for Reckoning.
On another level it works as an alternate Fables album and I guess you can rearrange the songs and put them in that order as I had the opportunity to do the first time that I listened to it.
And while I support this release and the fact that the band gave us something that has not been heard yet, I also feel that something is left out. The Fables Tour marks the first time that I believe that Stipe is coming into his own on stage. The Fables Tour acts as part live show and storytelling opportunity that allowed him to begin weaving the tales of the album's content to the live audience such as the stories about Kensey or even the made up story of "Theme to Two Steps Onward". Thanks to tapers such as David O. Thomas who recorded amazing bootlegs of these shows, most of them can be found from time to time online.
But for the common fan out there, I can only look back at myself and remember that it was these elements that got me so enamored with R.E.M. in the first place.


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It looks like things could beginning to move soon in regard to the athletic conference future of the University of Houston.
The UH Board of Regents has called a special meeting for 4 p.m. on Thursday in regard to the school's athletic conference affiliation. On the meeting agenda is a request for approval to "delegate authority to the Chancellor to negotiate and execute a contract for athletic conference affiliation and to negotiate and provide notice of contract cancellation as necessary."
UH received an invitation from the Big East Conference last week, a person familiar with the Big East's expansion discussions told the Chronicle last week.
UH is a member of Conference USA and is a charter member of the league. The Big East is looking to expand to 12 football playing members in an effort to retain its automatic-qualifying Bowl Championship Series status.
Now, how quickly will things move in the UH-to-the-Big East transition if chancellor Renu Khator is granted that approval? That's unclear and as we've seen from all the conference realignment drama since the summer, it's unpredictable. Regardless, this is a step that has to be taken and once it is, then UH moves that much closer to joining the Big East.


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We're going to spend the next two weeks talking about the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder, as we should. They're headed to the most anticipated NBA Finals we've seen in years. But I have to shift some focus to the team that lost in last night's Eastern Conference Finals.
It was hard to watch the Celtics in the fourth quarter last night. Yes, they made some key mistakes (having Brandon Bass play LeBron tight through the fourth quarter was Doc Rivers' biggest coaching gaff of his career), but the game came down to the C's just being old, out of gas, and steamrolled by a younger team. By the fourth quarter, Boston looked like Hamlet or Maximus in their final fight scenes; putting up valiant efforts but in the end only delaying their own inevitable demises.
Ironically, the longer the series went, the sadder the loss became. Many expected the series to end in five. Perhaps a sweep. Nobody gave them a shot to extend the series to seven, let alone win. But then Rondo put up 40 points and a game-seven triple double. Kevin Garnett added to his legacy by willing the team with his 20 and 10 performances. Paul Pierce dropped a game five three over LeBron that will stand as one of the most cold-blooded shots in NBA history. Ray Allen powered through painful bone spurs in his ankle. Doc Rivers motivated and out-coached Spoelstra for six of the seven games. Despite what people were saying after game five, the Celtics were not the better team, especially as banged up as they were. Instead, they just displayed legendary heart, determination and teamwork that allowed them to punch the immovable object in the face.
I wanted a Heat/Thunder Final as bad as anyone ("The Miami Heat And Oklahoma City Thunder Just Sold The NBA Finals"), but watching Boston's refusal to die, combined with their insistence on playing basketball the right way had me on the already-packed Boston bandwagon. Their early-series valiance only gave way to age and an ending that was the basketball equivalent of taking Old Yeller behind the shed. It was hard to watch a team that worked so hard be relegated to watching younger athletes dunk and fly by them all fourth quarter. I saw a Celtic team that had endless heart, but mortal legs. As soon as LeBron flew down the paint and dunked on a Celtic team that could only look up in awe, the writing was on the wall that Boston wouldn't have what it took, making the last five painstaking minutes almost unbearable to watch.
That's why I have to admit I was a little choked up watching Ray Allen suffer through his post-game press conference and almost had to change the channel as Doc Rivers talked about his team's accomplishments. I saw a group of guys at once realizing that Time and the Miami Heat were just better and they'd lose to both at the same damn time. I also felt sad for basketball as the Boston Big 3 era probably won't be repeated for a long time.
In the era of "me-first" athletes, the Celtics were a throwback to unselfish teamwork that showed the rest of the league how basketball was supposed to be played. Three guys that spent their careers surrounded by selfishness and malaise (Pierce had Walker, Allen had Vin Baker and Glenn Robinson, and Kevin Garnett had the Minnesota Timberwolves.), wasting their primes with go-nowhere teams only to come together to give up minutes, shots and personal accolades on their way to two NBA Finals appearances and a championship. They're the team that guys like Bill Russell, John Wooden and Red Auerbach dreamed of. Seeing a squad like that win in the 2000s was something special to watch.
Yet, last night they lost. Ray Allen is headed for surgery before probably going to another team. Kevin Garnett will either retire or be a complimentary piece to a playoff contender next year. And Paul Pierce will play a couple of more years before retiring and having his jersey hung from the rafters. In 20 years, we'll probably look back on these years as "the LeBron years" or "the Kobe years," but just as important was the decision by three hall of famers* to come together and play basketball the right way.
So, as an NBA fan, I just want to say thank you to the 2012 Boston Celtics.
* – If you say "well the Heat only did what the Celtics did by coming together" then you're an idiot. I'm not wasting another word to explain why.


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Don Dodge — a member of Microsoft's emerging business team — has some interesting commentary on why "first movers" sometimes fall prey to "fast followers." Basically, the question he tries to answer is why technology companies that enter the market first don't always succeed.
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AltaVista — Google
Napster — iTunes
Netscape — Internet Explorer
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"It is overly simplistic to pin the success or failure of these innovators on one factor. There were a combination of factors at work. But in most cases the problem was not inferior technology, it was inferior management decisions," he writes.
I just stumbled across Dodge's blog today. Good stuff. He also provides some analysis about Microsoft's acquisition strategy in this post, with a breakdown of the software giant's successful acquisitions over the years.


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Super Cristian Commercial is one of the many food/supplies market in La Fortuna. Centrally located on main street, this market is located about two blocks south of the park.
The place sells everything: soap, detergent, water, coke, bread, dairy products, alcohol, cigarettes, etc. I did not see any meat products but I could have missed it.
I would not consider it a supermarket but is a good place to grab supplies if you are on a tight budget and don't want to eat out.
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Glimpse Laura's journey with the Lord as she expresses her heart through organic music in her debut solo album. Filled with simple, pure worship, Laura Hackett is a vulnerable autobiographical work brimming with Laura's desire to be known by the Creator and to trust Him at all times. Her radiant voice is coupled with honest lyrics about fellowshipping with Christ. A swirl of folk and acoustic music weaves through this collection, supported by rich guitars and mellow piano. Let Laura Hackett draw you into deeper friendship with the Lord through abiding worship.
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Holy. Cow. School has started in full force! I absolutely love having kids back in the building. It feels alive again, kids bring an energy that can't be matched. If you are a teacher, you know that there is an enormous amount of work that goes into starting a year. It's a good thing that the kids bring energy, because mine is depleted! I blame it on the constant stream of school related dreams that happen at the beginning of the school year. It's like I never leave that place! I hope that those of you who are beginning a new year are off to a great start.
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I am really glad today. I did my first photography workshop this weekend and I will call it as great success. Even though there was a good turn around when I published that I am planning for my workshop, four friends decided to keep their Sunday for the workshop. All the rest of the interested people have asked for another day this year, but I guess I won't be doing another one in 2011.
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Ben's Week In Review: December 27
Ah, the holidays. They come around so fast and they're gone even faster. :( Oh well, here's looking forward to an even better 2010!
Exclusivity still matters
While neither Sony or Microsoft seem to be overtly pursuing huge exclusives, in that they're continually approaching developers to create system-selling software...I almost think they should. Microsoft has been known to do this more in the past, but the idea of keeping a big title on only one console seems counterproductive from most every angle. This is a little frustrating from a gamer standpoint, too, just because exclusive titles tend to be the best games available for that particular platform. But look what a huge exclusive can do concerning hardware sales: FFXIII has caused PS3 sales in Japan to go through the roof and although FF is always big over there, we must also consider that FFXIII is not available for the Xbox 360 in that region. When the game launches here March, you can bet you won't see the same drastic PS3 sales spike. Sales may increase, of course, but nothing like a 216% surge.
This is why I'd like to think we'll see more PS3 exclusives in the future. The user base is to the point now where developers can still turn a healthy profit (plenty of potential consumers) and besides, they may wish to harness the power of the PS3. Uncharted 2 is a good example of something that must be on Sony's console and still manages to be a big success. As big as it would've been if it was multiplatform? Maybe not. But it might not be considered the best game of 2009, either, and PS3 sales would not have benefited as much. So yeah, if FFXIII has remained exclusive, Sony would be in a better position come March. That's all I'm saying.
I'm not sold on digital media
I'm just not. I'm not even sold on the supposed added convenience. I know you don't have to drive down to the store, I know you don't have to worry about a damaged disc, and I know you don't have to worry about losing said disc. But so what? I don't particularly like the idea of a game that stands at the mercy of a hard drive crash, and I constantly have to back everything up if I wish to keep my "collection" intact. At first, I just despised the idea of having my entire collection reduced to little electronic files on a screen - horrifying for a collector; the box art and being able to hold that disc in your hands is part of the collecting experience - but now I just dislike the entire idea. I certainly don't mind the concept of DLC and I also don't mind if some downloadable games are available. In all honestly, I'm satisfied with the way things are now. But it seems the inevitable shift will gain more momentum in 2010, and I'm a little worried that it all might happen before I'm ready.
I don't want to have to transfer a million tons of data every time I get a new console, even if that only means removing a hard drive. I'm not even sure how that's easier. Yes, it means we free up space in our homes but what does that really do to the gaming process? It doesn't speed anything up, unless you're talking about the 10 seconds saved by not having to insert a disc. Look, I don't care how stable it all is; anything can happen to that digital data. But my games are in cases and doin' just fine, thank you very much.
Personal gaming update
Well, as you may already know, I got Resident Evil 5, Halo 3: ODST and Left 4 Dead 2 for Christmas so I'm good to go. However, you may find it humorous when I say I'm going to finish another play-through of Suikoden before I start on any of them. Thing is, I'm only about four or five hours from the end and I just want my 108 Stars of Destiny...as usual, it's an ongoing JRPG sickness that tends to kick in during the down times. But what should I play first when I'm done? I'm thinking Halo 3: ODST just because I think it's the shortest of the three and I can blow through it in a day or two. Then again, it annoys me that I've missed RE5 for this long...and I have to say, I've heard awesome things about L4D2. See the decisions I'm so often faced with? ;)
I'm still considering getting Bayonetta in a few weeks. It seems clear now that I need the 360 version and while I really love the game's style, I keep thinking it will turn into a chore. As in, more work then entertainment. But we'll see. It's not like I don't have anything else to play. ;)
12/26/2009 Ben Dutka
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Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 10:03:35 PM
I think you should go with your plan, blow through the short experiences first, you'll thank yourself later when you don't feel rushed.
L4D2 is neat but don't go looking for anything better than top-notch Wii graphics.
Exclusivity will matter again when FFVXIII releases, but for now we are mostly (aside from first party goodness) stuck with sub-par multiplats. What I'd like to see this year is more PS3 lead platform titles.
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Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 11:03:39 PM
So, it seems that the average, or slightly above or below average, consumer is screwed. As far as this concerns me, I have been pissed off about this my entire life. Your problem is uncommon, which makes you part of a minority and the fact that minorities get ass-f*cked every second of every day is a part of life. So how can we stop this problem?
The only way that we are going to get Sony to make any sort of change for these kind of things is to get a large group of people to take action. By taking action, I mean that ideally, we have to find a way to cost them money. I can't think of any way to do that, but it would be nice to have some editorials written on the fact that, while most of us are not currently a part of said minorities, we may one day find ourselves screaming at a Sony phone operator. This might just get some people to come together and start brainstorming. COME ON, LETS FIGHT FOR THE LITTLE GUY. WE-ARE-DAVID!
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Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 10:56:58 PM
On DL, I second(or third, in this thread) those emotions.
As a collector I foresee this being the death of all psychical media in the not too distant future. And believe me when I say it's a hell of a lot closer to happening than most think it is!!!!
FYI, there's already proof of that in my area.
It's already made a dire consequence on my 1 & only local used CD/DVD music & video store.
My beloved CD Exchange is closing up shop for good next month & the owner blames it on the creation of downloads, and the downturn in business when both, the Ipod, & Netflix came into being.
He stated that now, this generation is just staying home & DL'ing everything off the net instead of buying new, or trading in, physical media CD's & DVD's for others.
Look around your own locale, because he's not the only CD/DVD store that's closing up shop(if some haven't already shuttered their shops).
And now, because my store's closing, it's about to put a huge 95% crimp on getting any more used CD/DVD music & movies for my collections.
Just like the mighty oak that gets chain-sawed down, "all in the name of progress", the very same thing is slowly happening to the gamer nation too.
So beware, because one day in the future all discs & physical media itself, will go same the way as the dodo bird....."EXTINCT"!
Sooooo.........one day in the future you want to take your grandchildren to see what games on a disc looked like way back in the 2000 to 2015 era, you'll have to be in real tight with one of the few & rare, private collectors still alive.....
.....or find out what the visiting hours are at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington, D.C.
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Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 11:09:06 PM
ps I hate down loads why 3 things
1 if you get a bad game you cant resell
2 as some games are over 20 GB how big a harddrive do you need
3 i love my over 600 DVDs100 blu-rays and 30 PS3 games
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Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 11:14:36 PM
Sorry to hear it,
that "really bites the big one"!!!!!
See, this is just more proof for me, that going DL only is a very, very, bad idea!!!!
Especially because some of these moneymakers are only seeing the future of DL as $$$$ signs right now, and that the $$$$ is blinding them to the fact that they can't, won't, or don't, foresee the future consequences in the big picture of things.
Instead, they should've been totally focused on combating "Murphy's Law" & then have all contingencies for correcting the problem, along with all restoration processes for it already in place first.
Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 11:25:15 PM
Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 11:23:01 PM
As for the game selection you have going on during your break Ben, that's one pretty awesome predicament to be in. I've played all of them, i advise knocking down ODST first, you won't miss much =P haha Resident Evil was awesome, and LFD2 did surprise me a lot, a bunch of fun. Well whatever route you take, just kick some a**! haha I understand how you feel, RPGs are just that ;)
Well don't spend to much time around here, go take down the covenant and kick some zombie a**! haha
Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 11:27:39 PM
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Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 11:39:10 PM
As for digital downloads, they certainly have their place. There is a market for DLC and it is coming into it's own. Saying that DLC will replace physical media altogether though, is just foolishness. DLC is an option, not the new standard.
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Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 11:48:03 PM
LimitedVertigo, please chime in on this and explain the benefits to this as you seem to be the PSXextreme champion for this movement. And please don't say because it saves shelf space. I have heard that one, and I just don't buy it. Games do not take up that much room. I have heard the argument that it is cheaper to have Digital versions of games. I will gladly pay a wee bit more for physical.
My sister in law just got a Wii for christmas. I loaned her 5 games to play. If these were in Digital form, I can't loan out anything. I can't take a game over to a friends house. I wish I could have bought Mushroom Wars and Pixel Junk Shooter on BluRay so I could loan them out to friends or take them with me to friends houses so we could play them.
Any added benefits for Digital form, would seem to be trumped by all the benefits of Physical.
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Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 12:02:18 AM
Mark my words in the future....they will try for DL only!
A couple scheming company's have already proved to be greedy bastards by stealing chapters from their game just so they can DL free cash from you.
So what's there to stop the chosen few, because if they're that unscrupulous, do you really think they'd even care what internet speed you might or might not have?
They're only in it to do a DL "hit & run" on your wallet
Mark my words....
Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 12:09:46 AM
And for that to happen, publishers would all have to settle on a time frame to make the big switch. You think they'll try for that and just hope everyone goes for it? I don't see that happening.
Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 12:10:56 AM
Often I will read your post, then realize, damn, he is responding to someone elses post, then I gotta figure out what post you are replying to. I might have to stop reading your comments, but I see that devil dog, and... I... must... read...
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Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 12:15:04 AM
Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 3:07:21 AM
Who knows what the next Wii will have, perhaps a 16 or 32GB flash storage module. Wii games are smaller than PS3/360 games anyway, there are less graphical and audio assets to take up the space. Either way, the Wii not having a local HDD isn't an issue once everything moves up to the cloud anyway.
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Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 1:29:08 AM
biggest disappointment since the beginning of time.
though i should of expected that, every series has gone down the sh*tter as of late.
especially with horror games.
now their either torture porn like SAW or crappy action games like resident evil 5 or fear 2.
FEAR completley blew me away, a brilliant game, i was so excited for fear 2 and o boy was i disappointed.
i cant think of one series that was on the ps1 that is now on the ps3 that i still like.
not one.
i guess insomniac and ND had a reason for ditching spyro and crash bandicoot after all.
ive had more fun playing pandemonium, oddworld ,point blank, doom, quake 2 and so on.
than playing every ps3 game this year.
Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 1:54:18 AM
I don't know what's wrong, I see the wide gap in posts too, & I alway hit the reply button(if & whenever it's still there to hit)unless I'm speaking to the masses instead of the individual.
And even then, the site seems to stick some of my replies way down far from my original intended spot.
I'm not tech savy so don't really know for sure, but I've come away with the assumption it's because if someone else replie to that same post'er, the site seems to throw their replies in between ours, which widens the gap of my reply even more so.
And if a bunch of people reply, my reply tends to wind up somewhere out there between East Jabbip & Lower Mongolia.
Also if the reply button has been already been used once by someone, it then disappears for good.
Now, with that said, there has been a few time I wanted to reply to a certain individual but couldn't put it right where I wanted too because their reply button was missing altogether. So then the only option I see then is to go down down to whoever has the closest "reply" button to my intended receiver, & reply from there. I don't likeit that way, but that's the only way I've been able to do it in those "missing reply button" circumstances.
Oh, another thought just occurred to me....
I'm a super-slow 2-finger keyboard-plucker, so maybe between the time I actually hit the reply button, get done finishing my post, & then hit the "submit" button, 53,498 other people have already got their posts in ahead of mine???????
So other than an amphetamine fix or a Evelyn Woods speed typing course, if anyone's got a better solution for me, please chime away,
I'm all ears.......I mean eyes.
Monday, December 28, 2009 @ 6:15:11 PM
Monday, December 28, 2009 @ 6:45:54 PM
I'm not sure what you mean by streaming, but is that like Cloud is going to be, or like that other gaming service, "OnLive" was supposed to be???
I signed up long ago to be a OnLive beta tester, & even though I didn't really like the sound of it, I did so just to see what all this new tech stuff was supposed to be about.
But OnLive seems to have gone the same way as the Dodo bird, cause I've never heard another thing about it since it was first announced.
Guess I'll have to go Google it to see if & where OnLive still stands today.
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Monday, December 28, 2009 @ 7:26:41 PM
Thanks for replying back
Yeah it's weird & it's driving me Nucking Futs, if ya know what I mean.
For me, the reply button is acting almost the same way as the edit button is, but it seems if the reply button is used once(BY ANYBODY) then it's also gone for me too.
BTW, even this very reply back to you had to be done from someone else's button below your post, just cause your "Reply" button was also missing for me.
And just to re-check things, I just skimmed down this whole thread and 3/4ths of people's reply buttons are missing now(which of most I haven't even made any replies to at all), but I did see that it's only missing on people that have had their button already hit for a reply(by anyone).
So it seems that the button's doing the same this as the edit button, & disappearing after it's 1st usage.
Not being tech or site savvy, I don't know how my browser would have anything to do with the problem, but it's been happening with both, Windows I was using earlier, & the Mozilla I'm now using. I would think the problem lies somewhere within this site's make up & coding????
Maybe one of the administrators could check into this because it is very frustrating for both me, and some of the other readers trying to figure out what back-posts I'm even replying to???
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Regarding digital distribution, I like the convenience on the PSP because with the digital versions of the games I can take as many games with me, as the memory stick will hold. No more carrying discs or being restricted to one or two games. I'm not sold on digital distribution for 'full' games on PS3 though. And I would like for the digital distribution be accompanied by something physical, even if it's just a thin folder with box art and a card with a download code on it inside.
I think that the whole digital thing is going to move up to the cloud anyway, so in future you won't have to worry about moving everything from console to console, it will be provided through the network. However that requires better broadband and lots of online storage space, which will take time and money to make happen. So, I think games on discs are safe for this generation at least.
I'm having a lot of fun with Sodium One, I had intended to play some Uncharted 2 online this weekend to take advantage of the extra $$, but Sodium has managed to grab me. I've probably spend $10 between all the crap I bought in Home and the price of the 'game' itself. But for $10 I've had hours of actually quite good arcade shooter fun. It's a little old school in some ways, but a fun game for sure. Definitely worth a look, especially as you can play the first five levels for free.
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The console makers would have to either buy lots of bandwidth from companies who already have physical network capacity in all areas, or they'd have to buy into a wireless solution sch as the 3G cell technology. But since 3G isn't universal, they'd have to include other technologies.
I think that it would be too hard to come up with a single universal solution at this point because there is too much infrastructure to build around the world for a single console maker to take on the challenge. The investment on the PS3 was massive, but that would be a drop in the bucket compared to trying to set up a global ISP.
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As for the digital vs physical, am tired, they could do whatever, its not like we could STOP'em or could we? If am not able to have enough speed to download 50GB+ game in a day then I guess I might have to say bye-bye to my hobby. And when they ask I'd say 'The games industry is dead! It suffered the same fate, like movies and music, it was killed by downloads and piracy.' *Raises eyebrows*
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Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 9:21:05 AM
Only exclusive franchise like MGS, GOW and GT.
Look at KZ2 and UC2, both are great games but hardly move the PS3 sale.
And when FFXIII comes, the sale of PS3 just skyrocketed, same goes for GT5 which I expect to do the same.
Next it's digital media and it will be the downfall of video game if it were to be the main media.
There's many reason on no to digital media, but one of the reason is that you can't display your game collection, imagine, you got 50 games and all of them are in your HDD.
Your room only got a console and nothing else.
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After V came out it was like they were kicking things back into high gear. I'm going crazy cause not a word has been said about VI.
I get anxious just thinking about a Suikoden VI on the PS3.
Oh god, trophies...
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takes. over. to be honest. i think it okay at the moment. if it aint broke dont fix it.
by the way ben. you know you wanna scratch that RE5 itch before the gold edition comes ou. besides with the second christmas release schedule. best ot get that done now while you can.
Sunday, December 27, 2009 @ 8:34:08 PM
Do you know how hard is to download stuff?
Making sure that you won't get capped to a misery...?
I always liked physical better.
Even if I download something I always make a buckup of it on a disk and a cover in a case. I did that with my steam games. Which I didn't have on physical form.
Same with my PS2. I came from a third world country so piracy is the only way to buy games.
I am now supporting the PS3 buying games. However, for now I just buy exclusives since I rather play multiplatforms the way it's meant to be, on a PC.
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Colaba gets a suburban visitor
In the midst of Apollo Bunder's Mughlai moghals, suburban Kareem's made a low profile entry two months ago. The Guide finds out whether it's wise to dismiss the newbie
In the midst of Apollo Bunder's Mughlai moghals, suburban Kareem's made a low profile entry two months ago. The Guide finds out whether it's wise to dismiss the newbie
In a locality dominated by kebab greats, Bagdadi, Bade Miyan and Ayub, comes the visitor from out of town -- suburban restaurant chain Kareem's.
Eating out
Food: good
Service: quick
Ambience: simple
The chef prepares Zayrooni Jhinga at Kareem's; (Below) Zayrooni Jhinga,
Hyderabadi Kheema and Baida Roti. pics/ Suresh KK
Located a little further from Sassoon Docks, the tiny sit-in can accommodate a row of eaters on a narrow table placed along the right wall of the restaurant. In a nice touch, customers can watch the chef coat kebabs with marination sauce using a paintbrush and dip skewers inside a tandoor through a glass pane on their right.
For such a tiny place, the menu, like all its other outlets, is exhaustive. The Indian and Mughlai cuisine eatery offers everything from prawns to chicken and mutton in a variety of flavourful dishes.
We ordered the Hyderbadi Kheema, the Zaytooni Jhinga, and the Chicken Baida Roti (Rs 149). The Baida Roti was specially ordered to judge if Bade Miyan had reason to worry. And here's what we found -- they do. The roti, cut into square pieces, was the right kind of crusty and cooked. The chicken stuffed inside was suffused with pepper and spices.
What we liked the most was the neat presentation of the dish. Cut to perfection, each square had just the right amount of stuffing that didn't fall out or mess up the plate. Each bite had the right quantity of roti and chicken, a rather satisfying experience. Bade Miyan's Chicken Baida crumbles in comparison.
The Hyderbadi Kheema (Rs 177) was a green affair with unnecessary coriander and green chilli garnishing. We couldn't quite understand the colours of the dish, and were almost put off by it. The taste was mediocre, and the best that can be said of it is that it wasn't spicy.
If you're a kheema-loving meat eater, order the kheema pav. It may not have Stadium's spicy satisfaction, or even Good Luck's oily deliciousness, but it manages to hold its own against a host of Colaba eateries that just can't get their kheema right. We suspect the dish contained peas ground into the masala, which is just as well for the philistines who fastidiously set their peas aside on their plates. For peas, as only a migrant from Old Delhi would know, is essential to the kheema experience.
The Zaytooni Jhinga (Rs 289) earns full marks for neatness, as well. Made with zaytooni oil, extracted from a flower, the marination sauce includes garam masala and cumin seeds, which bring out the right flavours from the prawn. Don't hesitate to order this dish, unless of course, you are allergic to seafood. The dish is just as it should be -- the prawns are cooked just right and aren't chewy, the flavour infused by the sauce and the smoked tandoor taste, leaves you wanting more. The portion sizes are just right for a house party of two.
Be prepared to hear that certain dishes are not available like the Mutton Taka Tak. But the staff is friendly and ready with suggestions (they'll offer the Chicken Taka Tak and describe it for you, even). Note of caution: if you're ordering in, be prepared for the food to lose some of its taste, since it'll reach you a little cooler than you'd like.
At: Kareem's, Shop No 3 & 4, 148 A, Radha Estate, ahead of Sassoon Docks, Colaba.
Call: 22152207 / 22152208
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I use Chaos Theory. I would like to see the tags on my posts go to my own blog posts in that category, not to the general WordPress topics. Maybe there's a way, but I am new to WordPress and don't know how to do much. Also, in general I'd like to be able to make the line spacing single and not double spaced. Again, maybe there is a simple solution, but I'm a techno dummy and a lazy ass. Just want to click a button : D
i would like to be able to play around more with the header. size, content and how and where to place the text in it.
i would like to push a button and choose between two, three or four fonts.
i would like small post pictures in archive
i would like to be able to choose color on the letters in links etc. to get rid of the blue you are using so much … (that blue color stops me from using a lot of themes actually)
i would love to have the picture exposed on "related posts" under each post one way or another (i would pay for it)
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I use Journalist to focus space on the writing rather than the fruh-fruhs, and I would like to see the left column writing space widened and the right column fruh-fruh space narrowed.
I'm using Bueno. I'd really like to be able to get rid of the default blog header (title) without getting into CSS and coding.
We use the Black-LetterHead Theme by Ulysses Ronquillo which is super but the one thing we would love to see added would be:
I would change the color option. And to change fonts (even if only one), without had to use custom CSS.
Want more colors besides gray. A larger header, and that accepts photos in PNG file without leaving the background in black.
(My theme is ZBench)
Oh, i would love to have the picture exposed on "related posts" under each post one way or another. +1
a slideshow of pictures with white background instead of a black background , size automatically fit to the theme's size , maybe the possibilty to add some buttoms "back" an "forward"
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I am pretty new to wordpress... and I am using the Koi Theme at present... I love it and I love how easy wordpress is to use... I would however like to be able to change up my fonts once in a while... I signed up for the typekit, but couldn't figure out how to use it... but noticed it had a little thing in the bottom corner of my home page showing the fonts used on my blog... which I didn't really like, so I deleted the typekit.... Is there any other way to use different fonts with my theme... thanks for any help... :D
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I would like to change the background in to one of my own pictures, and the colours as well on my blogsite. Thank you for helping!
I use Spring Loaded and I'd like the post display area to be wider.
I use TWENTY TEN and I'd really like to be able to add a custom header image from my library. I accidently deleted the one I had and now I can't find it on my computer or the website where I got it from! But there it is, sitting in my library!
For Under the Influence, I want it to have the option to change the background. And when I do change it, I want the background to be see-through. Thanks.
Hmmm I'm not sure, But I have been wanting to put my everyfunny picture the main picture At the very top of my blog. but I can't :( Help!!!
To be able to apply a chat widget from other sites for visitors can chat with each other and also to be able to add music widgets from other sites or if one could be made on wordpress.com that would be great!
Reminder to please include the name of your theme; it can be found in the footer of your site or in your Dashboard under Appearance → Themes.
I like the double-wide feature wizard in the 2 sidebar option for Coraline,
this is great for tag clouds !!! /;^)
I wish I could have that option in the Twenty-Ten theme as well.
The drop-down sub-page menu under the header image is neat !
Keep up the good work, WP is awesome .. /;^)
I'd love the option to build my own theme, as I addressed in my thread: http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/theme-builder-suggestion?replies=1
As a matter of curiosity, how much $ are you willing to pay to do that?
Well, considering blogger and tumblr both offer that service for free, that would be ideal, but the custom CSS upgrade is $15 per year, that's not too bad. The only thing is that nobody knows CSS. This idea would not only help out a lot of wordpress users, but also bring wordpress itself a lot more money. It's a win-win
I'm not into paying for the priviledge ot creating my own theme. I'm also not into paying for a CSS upgrade and editing a stylesheet either. But if you are then that's cool. Without doubt wordpress.com is determined to market products to end users as it's a business and that's what businesses do.
I have WP on my own server for when I want to write my own themes, edit my style sheets, and do those fancy things. When I want to publish my content easily, and with up-to-date hardware & software, that has cloud-availability . . . I use wordpress.com ..
For that convenience, I'll do without my custom tweaks... (oh yeah, it IS free also ..)
Now when a client wants these features, AND custom things like themes and CSS - they know it will cost, AND that is part of their business model. Such is life ... /;^)
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And Ruby's new life isn't as easy as she envisioned. Marin High School is a place for the rich and famous with their BMWs, chic clothes, and liberal beliefs-a place where she clearly doesn't belong. Even with her new job at the Underground Coffeehouse & Cinema, she is unsure of how to act and feels insecure about who she is. When she tries out for an amateur film group, the puzzle pieces finally begin to fit. And who is this mysterious guy who's messing with her heart
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Ruby's finding out that life is all about improv . . .
Small-town girl Ruby Madden has moved to Marin County, California; home of high-dollar homes and green living. The girls wear shoes that cost more than her entire paycheck at the Underground Coffeehouse & Theater, and the students are well-traveled and full of life experiences that Ruby can only dream of.
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