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Nintendo's stock has plummeted and the company is taking a beating from its sharply lower sales forecasts. So what happens now that the company is evaluating licensing models and other business decisions?
The concept of "second screen gaming" has gained significant traction over the last few years. It may seem like little more than a bullet point on the spec sheets of the PS4 and Xbox One, but secondary screens actually have a long history in the world of gaming. In fact, we've been using multiple screens for over three decades now. To better understand this growing trend, let's take a look at the history of the second screen, and examine its evolution in the marketplace.
Add-ons for video game consoles are an expected part of the hardware cycle. A console comes out, it starts to age, and add-on hardware is released to breathe a little more life into the platform. We've already discussed the future of add-ons for the PS4 and Xbox One, so let's take a moment to reflect on the history of console add-ons.
Video game consoles almost always receive numerous hardware add-ons. From the Robotic Operating Buddy for the NES to the Kinect for the Xbox 360, additional peripheral devices are par for the course. The PS4 and Xbox One will certainly receive at least one mid-cycle add-on each, so what can we expect the hot new thing to be a few years from now?
It's only been three days since the Xbox One launched, and we're already seeing some impressive sales numbers emerging. The Xbox One is available in 13 markets across the globe, and over one million units are already in the hands of consumers. That's a solid start for Microsoft out of the gate, but can Redmond overcome its troubled past to compete head-to-head with Sony and Nintendo outside of North America?
A new teardown into the PS4's SoC reveals interesting facets of its design and Sony's need to balance performance against die size.
When Microsoft first announced that the Xbox One will feature HDMI input and output, one question jumped to mind: Can you run a PS4 through the Xbox One? Microsoft mostly kept its responses to that question vague, but now it seems like it's willing to open up. Not only will the Xbox One work with cable boxes and Xbox 360 signals over HDMI, but any HDMI-compliant device should work just fine out of the box.
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Los Angeles (95-59) at Texas (75-80)
Winning another AL West crown hasn't slowed the Los Angeles Angels, who still feel they have a lot left to accomplish in 2008.
The Angels look to complete a sweep of the Texas Rangers when they close their three-game series on Sunday.
Los Angeles (95-59) clinched its fourth division title in five years on Sept. 10, and has won three in a row and seven of nine since then. The Angels beat Texas 7-3 on Saturday as Francisco Rodriguez extended his major league record with his 60th save of the year.
"This could be the year that we win the championship," Rodriguez said. "We have tremendous chemistry here. We're peaking in every department."
With the win, the Angels took a 20 1/2-game lead in the AL West over the second-place Rangers. Los Angeles is looking become the first AL team since Cleveland in 1999 to win a division by at least 20 games.
Perhaps of greater importance, the win also kept the Angels 2 1/2 games ahead of AL East-leading Tampa Bay in the race for the league's best record and home field advantage in the playoffs.
"It certainly has importance," Los Angeles manager Mike Scioscia said of gaining homefield. "We have an opportunity to accomplish everything in the regular season that can be accomplished and that's important to us."
Los Angeles needs to win five of its final eight games to reach 100 for the first time in franchise history. The Angels won 99 games in 2002 en route to winning their only World Series.
The Angels, looking to sweep the Rangers in Texas for the first time since Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 2005, hand the ball to John Lackey (11-4, 3.38 ERA), hoping he can break out of his slump.
Lackey is 0-2 with a 6.75 ERA in his last three starts. He pitched 5 1-3 innings against Oakland on Tuesday, allowing four runs and nine hits in the 8-1 loss.
"My arm felt great, movement-wise and velocity-wise. It definitely helped, physically," Lackey said after going nine days between starts.
The right-hander is 9-9 with a 5.45 ERA in 25 starts against the Rangers, but 0-1 with an 8.44 ERA in two starts versus them this season.
Hank Blalock went 4-for-4 with two doubles for Texas on Saturday, and is batting .443 (27-for-61) was five homers and 16 RBIs in a 16-game hitting streak against the Angels that dates back to May 13, 2007. He's hitting .316 (18-for-57) in his career against Lackey.
Scott Feldman (5-7, 5.30) returns the Rangers' rotation and gets the start in this game. The right-hander pitched one inning of relief on Wednesday against Detroit, allowing one run and one hit while striking out two.
Texas didn't plan on starting Feldman again this season, but Brandon McCarthy's finger injury changed those plans.
Feldman was 1-2 with a 7.18 ERA in his previous five starts. He is 0-1 with an 11.17 ERA in two starts against the Angels this season.
The Rangers (75-80) have lost three straight and five of their last seven.
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"The president has little influence on the economy"
Let's test your theory. George W. Bush fabricated a story of WMDs in Iraq and got us to go to war with Saddam. Unless you can show that the presence or absence of military engagement / war doesn't substantially effect the economy, I'm going to say your theory doesn't hold water at all.
"Aside from the incomprehensibility of "...it turns out Carly may have outfoxed of by Apple's late leader.." anyone else find it curious that we suddenly see a deal between HP and Apple (that allowed a downward-trending computer mfg company to tie itself to the "big up and comer") spun as "Jobs OUTFOXED Fiorina"?"
No, because we read the rest of the summary, where it quite clearly explains how Jobs screwed her. You should try it sometime! (Not screwing her. I wouldn't wish that on anyone. I mean reading the whole summary before posting something so stupid)
"If you can tell the difference between working in Windows and in Linux, you're better at this than the vast majority of the population."
If I left you with the impression that I wasn't better at this than the vast majority of the population then I apologize. I chose one example at random to address. Actually it wasn't really a random choice. I chose it because I had no idea what I would find, because I could really want nothing to do with model trains, and had no idea for sure what was out there. Of course the word hacker comes has its roots in model train enthusiast from MIT, but I digress. Here is what I found:
" then denied that the Test Update was issued by MS itself"
Holy shit you are fucking stupid. I didn't say M$ claimed it wasn't from them. I said M$ admitted it wasn't a legitimate update. It was an erroneous test update. You clearly don't know what the word legitimate means either. Holy fucking fuck. Your stupidity astounds.
" i don't care about which games he had installed, i'm talking about system critical components that could have rendered his laptop useless"
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Are we talking about a pirated copy of Windows here?.
Kid. There is an old wise saying: "Tis better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt"
"Need i remark that this dude claims that his PC was "compromised" by a Windows update that turned out to be legitimate "
That's a strange claim, since even Microsoft isn't claiming it was legitimate.
"Forgot to mention, this dude claims his LAPTOP died because of the update, good luck finding an unique laptop configuration between millions of people."
Holy shit. You really are clueless, aren't you? Please, prey tell, what makes a laptop fundamentally different from a desktop? For bonus points, prove that you found all the people on the planet that had problems, or claim to have had problems, online. For extra bonus points, prove that most people who had their systems hosed have a second system with which to post to forums from, and bother to post about it in a forum.
"1) How many people actually claims that the update break their PC... ->1.
2) How many people has been exposed to the update... -> Probably millions since it was global."
You seem to mistakenly think that all PCs have the same software including versions on them. It is entirely plausible that the people who claim to have had their PCs broken had their PCs broken. Your belief that you have proof, even inferred proof, to the contary, is absurd.
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"It's a cold, hard, cruel fact that my mother loved heroin more than she loved me."
Holly is in her fifth foster home in two years and she's had enough. She's run away before and always been caught quickly. But she's older and wiser now--she's twelve--and this time she gets away clean.
Through tough and tender and angry and funny journal entries, Holly spills out her story. We travel with her across the country--hopping trains, scamming food, sleeping in parks or homeless… (more)
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October 13, 2015
By Mish Schneider
"I say high, you say low
You say why and I say I don't know, oh no" -The Beatles
Last 3 trading days the market has been in an even tighter trading range than the one we have been writing about or the August 24th to September 17th range.
Last night, I turned to Fibonacci levels on the S&P 500 (SPY) chart, mainly because (after a trip to the Four Corners) I found the differences between 13th century US Southwest and Europe so fascinating.
Primitive Cliff Dwellers and Fibonacci, lived at the same time. Architects constructed Notre Dame in Paris, while the Anasazi built kivas to keep warm.
My fun with researching a time period dichotomy also led me to find something I later learned was rare-when Fibonacci levels line up almost perfectly with major moving averages.
Such is the case with SPY. Fibonacci price levels indicate that the 50 DMA (199.09) is almost precisely 50% of the August 24th-September 17th range from highs to lows.
The September 17th high (202.89), is close to a 61.80% Fibonacci retracement.
Can my Modern Family (IWM, XRT, IBB, SMH, KRE and IYT), a family that transcends the ages, help us predict next moves?
Granddad Russell 2000 (IWM) returned to an unconfirmed bear phase. A declining slope on that 50 DMA suggests that not only was the recent rally weak, but that the overall downtrend is likely to continue.
The key is if support at 111.50 then 109.40 and the 2015 low 106.99 will hold. Guess is "yes" as the trading range should keep for the time being.
Granny Retail XRT never took out the 50 DMA. Suggests lower prices and similarly to IWM, with levels of support along the way down.
Biotechnology (IBB) never came close to the 50 DMA-bearish and underperforming, another reason to think lower. Semiconductors (SMH) have fared better, currently in a recovery phase. Yet, if it breaks down under 50.00, not good.
Prodigal Son Regional Banks (KRE) although in a bullish phase, will be hard pressed to hold up the rest with a move under 41.50. That leaves Transportation (IYT).
Although trannies have kept the party going since its gap higher on October 5th, the longer term monthly chart has "bear flag" written all over it unless it closes out October over 147.50.
Meanwhile, my Modern Family and I invite you to please come listen Wednesday at 9 AM ET to my interview on Benzinga Premarket Prep Show. I will discuss this further as well as the basing action developing in commodities. Click here to join.
S&P 500 (SPY) Under 199 can see 192 Subscribers: Negative Pivots in all
Russell 2000 (IWM) Needs a second day under the 50 DMA to confirm the bear phase
Dow (DIA) 167.50 good support with 169.44 a pivotal number ahead of that
Nasdaq (QQQ) Didn't make it through the 200 DMA so question now is will it hold 106 then 104?
Volatility Index (VIX) No surprise that after 9 days down, we would see this reverse back over the 100 DMA
XLF (Financials) Since it never cleared the 50 DMA, a weak link with lots of bank earnings coming up
KRE (Regional Banks) support at 41.49. Still has overhead resistance at 42.77 the 100 DMA.
SMH (Semiconductors) resistance at the 100 DMA at 52.75.
IBB (Biotechnology) Does not look good
XRT (Retail) Unless clears the 50 DMA at 46.46, under 44 trouble
IYR (Real Estate) 73.00 support needs to hold
ITB (US Home Construction) Held support at the 100 DMA at 27.56 so far
GLD (Gold Trust) 112.12 the August high to clear.
SLV (Silver) Inside day under the 200 DMA-watch this
GDX (Gold Miners) Inside day
USO (US Oil Fund) Not particularly friendly to this now unless it holds 14.60 and turns back up quickly
XLE (Energy) Looks better than USO. 66.15 support now to hold with 70 key to take out
TAN (Guggenheim Solar Energy) Still digesting the rapid move from the lows. 30.21 support at the 50 DMA.
TLT (iShares 20+ Year Treasuries) Confirmed recovery phase.
UUP (Dollar Bull) 25.00 resistance. 24.60 support
CORN (Corn) 23.00 support and back over the 50 DMA
BAL (Cotton) Big day here
DBA (PwrShs DB Ag Fd) 21.52 the 2008 low it matched today. Like this on dips now
DBC (DB Commodity Index)
SGG (Sugar) correcting


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In many respects, advances in communications and technology have made the world a smaller place than it was 50 years ago. Nowhere is this more evident than in the field of investing, where technological advances have completely transformed the investment process.
At the same time, regulatory changes have blurred the lines between banks and brokerages in recent decades. These changes, and the increase in globalization since the 1980s, have advanced the opportunities available to investors. But these increased opportunities have also been accompanied by greater risks. As a result, investing is now a more challenging exercise than it was in previous decades - specifically, the 1950s and 1970s.
Investing in the 1950s
According to the first share owner census undertaken by the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in 1952, only 6.5 million Americans owned common stock (about 4.2% of the U.S. population). With a generation scarred by the market crash of 1929 and the Great Depression of the 1930s, most people in the 1950s stayed away from stocks. In fact, it was only in 1954 that the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) surpassed its 1929 peak, a full 25 years after the crash.
The process of investing was also more time consuming and expensive in the 1950s than it is now. Thanks to the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, which prohibited commercial banks from doing business on Wall Street, stock brokerages were independent entities. (To learn more, see What Was The Glass-Steagall Act?)
Fixed commissions were the norm, and limited competition meant that these commissions were quite high and non-negotiable. The limitations of technology in those days meant that the execution of stock trades, from initial contact between an investor and a broker, to the time the trade ticket was created and executed, took a considerable amount of time.
Investment choices in the 1950s were also quite limited. The great mutual fund boom was still years away, and the concept of overseas investing was non-existent. Active stock prices were also somewhat difficult to obtain; an investor who wanted a current price quotation on a stock had few alternatives but to get in touch with a stockbroker.
Although thin trading volumes reflected the relative novelty of stock investing at the time, things were already beginning to change by the mid-1950s. 1953 marked the last year in which daily trading volumes on the NYSE were below one million shares. In 1954, the NYSE announced its monthly investment plan program, which allowed investors to invest as little as $40 per month. This development was the precursor to the monthly investment programs that were marketed by most mutual funds years later, which in turn led to the widespread adoption of stock investing among the U.S. population in the 1970s and 1980s.
Investing in the 1970s
The process of change, as far as investing was concerned, accelerated in the 1970s, although the U.S.stock market meandered through this decade of stagflation. The DJIA, which was just above 800 at the start of the 1970s, had only advanced to about 839 by the end of the decade, an overall gain of 5% over this 10-year period. (For details see, Stagflation, 1970s Style.)
However, mutual funds were growing in popularity, following the creation of individual retirement accounts (IRA) by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) of 1974, as well as the introduction of the first index fund in 1976. In 1974, trading hours on the NYSE were extended by 30 minutes to accommodate the growth of the market. (For further reading on the ERISA, see our special feature on Individual Retirement Accounts.)
Perhaps the biggest change for investors this decade was the increasing settlement of securities trades electronically, rather than in physical form. The Central Certificate Service, which was introduced in 1968 to handle surging trading volumes, was replaced by the Depository Trust Company in 1973. This meant that, rather than physical stock certificates, investors were now more likely to have their stocks held in electronic form at a central depository.
In 1971, Merrill Lynch became the first member organization of the NYSE to list its shares on the exchange. In 1975, in a landmark development, the Securities and Exchange Commission banned fixed minimum commission rates, which had hitherto been a cornerstone of U.S. securities markets and exchanges throughout the world. (For more on the SEC, see Securities And Exchange Commission: Policing The Securities Market.)
These changes, coupled with the dramatic improvement in trade processing and settlement due to the increasing use of automation and technology, laid the foundation for significantly higher trading volume and the increasing popularity of stock investing in the years ahead. In 1982, daily trading volume on the NYSE reached 100 million for the first time. By 1990, the NYSE census revealed that more than 51 million Americans owned stocks - more than 20% of the U.S. population.
Investing in the New Millennium
Investing is a much easier process than it was in earlier decades, with investors having the capability to trade esoteric securities in faraway markets with the click of a mouse. The array of investment choices is now so huge that it can be intimidating and confusing to new investors. Primarily credited to technological advancements, a number of developments over the past two decades have contributed to the new investing paradigm.
First, the proliferation of economical personal computers and the internet made it possible for almost any investor to take control of daily investing.
Second, the popularity of online brokerages enabled investors to pay lower commissions on trades than they would have paid at full-service brokerages. Lower commissions facilitated more rapid trading, and in some instances, this has led to individuals pursuing day trading as a full-time occupation.
Third, the bid-ask spread has also narrowed considerably (another development that facilitates rapid trading), thanks to the implementation of decimal pricing for all stocks in 2001.
Finally, exchange-traded funds (ETF) have made it easy for any investor to trade securities, commodities and currencies on local and overseas markets; these ETFs have also made it easier for investors to implement relatively advanced strategies such as short sales. (To learn how to short sell, read the Short Selling Tutorial.)
These factors have led to trading volumes soaring in the new millennium. On January 4, 2001, trading volume on the NYSE exceeded 2 billion shares for the first time. On February 27, 2007, volume on the NYSE set a new record, with over 4 billion shares traded.
The Bottom Line
While investors now have a plethora of investment opportunities, the accompanying risks are also greater. The globalization trend has led to a closer relationship between world markets, as is demonstrated by the synchronized correction in global markets during the "tech wreck" of the early 2000s, and the credit crisis of the late 2000s. This means that, in a global storm, there may be virtually no safe haven. The investing world is also much more complex now than it has ever been; a seemingly small event in an obscure overseas market can trigger a global reaction worldwide. As a result of these developments, investing is a more challenging (but convenient) exercise now than it was in the 1950s and 1970s.
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Published: January 12, 2003
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''It's a new generation of parents,'' she said. ''It's the $2 million lofts. We were used to having aging hippies here and artists and pioneers. They were willing to live without much, no shoe stores or supermarkets. Now, parents walking in are asking about reading and worrying about testing. They're parents who're afraid of being judged.''
In the application process, Washington Market interviews only parents because the school ''appreciates all children,'' Ms. Moskowitz said. Although admissions may seem less intense, don't be fooled. The ratio of applicants to openings is about 6 to 1 -- a rebound to the days before Sept. 11. Ms. Moskowitz is planning a lottery for the popular morning sessions (naps interfere with afternoons, which is why those sessions are less expensive at most schools).
This year, Washington Market enrolled nine children whose tuition was partly financed by the city's Agency for Child Development, which paid $6,100 for each child. The school's scholarship fund made up the $32,000 difference. Lorraine Bracco, whose children attended the school, recently donated a ''Sopranos'' coffee table book autographed by the entire cast of the television series to raise money for the fund.
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Marlene Barron refers to her school's philosophy as urban American Montessori. While the program uses traditional Montessori principles -individualized projects, mixed-age groupings, practical tasks like sweeping the floor to teach focus and social responsibility -- non-Montessori materials like blocks, Legos and a dress-up corner suggest flexibility with the concept.
The school's motto, ''Where to begin,'' reflects its goal: to develop each child's abilities in reading, math, science, the arts and, most important, problem-solving strategies. In one strategy, a teacher pretends not to remember something a child has told him -- say, who he likes to sit next to. This fosters an exchange between child and teacher, and the child uses writing with invented spelling and drawings to explain himself.
Children also master basic addition and subtraction, counting and simple squaring. ''Our kids are adding and subtracting in the thousands,'' Dr. Barron said. She takes offense at the title nursery director. ''We are early childhood heads of school,'' she insisted. She's every bit the part, wearing a navy blue suit, tapping on the iMac on her desk.
As you walk through her school, you see children writing and illustrating a book on the solar system; in another room, children do tracings of their body and label the drawing with internal organs and muscular and skeletal systems. Children in one room study real spider webs, in another the artist Paul Klee. Meanwhile, a former chef from nearby Carmine's Italian restaurant whips up hot lunch -- her specialties: penne with meat sauce, grilled salmon, tacos, chicken with rice -- in the basement kitchen.
Since the school admits 98 children a year, acceptance is not as long a shot as at comparable schools, but it's still 4 to 1.
When Dr. Barron describes West Side Montessori as a ''multi-multi-school,'' which she often does, she means enrollment reflects the social diversity and multiethnicity of the Upper West Side. Thirty poor children -- subsidized by the school and the Agency for Child Development -- attend alongside offspring of the stars. Diane Wiest, as well as Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon, have sent children here. Cheryl Jaeger, a former principal dancer for the American Ballet Theater, once headed the parents association.
''We're a school that involves parents, caregivers, family -- everyone has to work,'' Dr. Barron said. And they do. In the ''parents room,'' sipping coffee from a special Filterfresh machine that the school leases for up to $500 a month, parents plan the annual auction.
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At a recent one, a class project went for $7,500, and $3,400 took a set of single sheets decorated with children's handprints.
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Hey man, this game was made by the same studio that made Gothic/Risen. AFAIK, you could swim in those games despite the fact you didn't have to micro your inventory. :)
You could actually swim in gothic, it was disabled in arcania though for some reason. Anyway your logic still fails, swimming exists in pleanty of rpg's, wow, guild wars to name a few, yet they still wear their heavy armour and all of their equipment in their bags.
Why would he be willing to become a pirate though? :p
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