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Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 Review
A great follow-up that embraces its roots a little too tightly..
Rearmed 2's story is simple: Captain Nathan "Rad" Spencer, sporting an awesome mustache and spikey 'do, has been called upon to infiltrate the Papagayan Islands, where the ruthless dictator Sabio (modeled after Fidel Castro, of course) plans to attack Spencer's beloved FSA. Upon arrival, Capt. Spencer's team of bionic, um...commandos get separated and hunted by an unseen enemy. You play as Capt. Spencer, swinging through jungles and military bases trying to reconnect with your team, rescue the missing Colonel Brubaker (who looks a lot like Ed Harris), and stop the bad guys. There're some plot twists (that you'll see coming), and a little humor thrown in for good measure.
But more importantly, Fatshark takes one of the most prominent thing about the first Bionic Commando games (swinging), and adds in something new to the series (jumping). This does make the gameplay feel more like a standard 2D platformer in some ways, but the developer does a great job of crafting the game's levels to suit the jumping and swinging.
And once you're in the air, the swinging mechanics work better than they did in the first Rearmed. You have greater control over your momentum, allowing you to launch yourself distances short or far with greater accuracy. While it may be frustrating to occasionally miss what appears to be a simple jump, there's a lot of satisfaction to be had once you get into the rhythm of using and controlling your forward momentum to launch yourself into the air. I quickly found myself at ease with swinging from light fixture to light fixture while suspended over a floor of razor-sharp spikes, my impeccable timing with the bionic arm being the only thing saving me from certain death.
The enemies themselves aren't very tough, but like any good platformer, they're usually placed in challenging spots that require careful timing or a bit of strategy to dispatch. Boss battles still seem impossible at first blush, at least until you figure out their pattern. From then on, all it takes are quick reflexes and the proper weapon. And the weapons themselves all have abilities that add to the game's replay value by allowing you to retread previous levels and find new power-ups.
As skillfully as all these features gel together, the game still feels familiar to the point that it's almost dated. As a sequel to a great remake, there's only so much new that can be put into something that's supposed to be retro. For my entire playthrough, I'm constantly reminded that this game is built on top of 1980s game design; it still rigorously follows many of the same archaic choices of its NES brethren, such as cheap deaths from enemies off-screen and seriously deadly puddles of water (bionic commandos still can't swim?). There's really nothing in this game that makes retreading its familiar ground feel necessary: jumping is pretty common for a platformer, and swinging mechanics didn't end with the original Bionic Commando. In fact, they were refined by later games across many genres (anyone remember Spider-Man 2?).
Despite these complaints, the game still offers plenty of reasons to check it out (especially if you loved the first Rearmed), and the return of optional challenge rooms and co-op play round out a solid franchise continuation. In many respects, it's exactly what I would expect from a follow-up: more of the same with minor enhancements. At the same time, it is just more of the same with some enhancements, but Fatshark seemed to be aiming to make the best damn sequel they could...just without rocking the boat too much.
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Bionic commando is cool. But where is the mega man graphic remake!!??Posted: Mar 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by gamemaster_Buggy
Enough Bionic Commando! thanks for bringing back such a awesome classic. CAPCOM!! WHERE IS THE GRAPHIC SUPER VERSION OF MEGAMAN!!!???
One critical flaw completely ruins the multiplayer:Posted: Feb 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by Gleeokman
I don't know what the hell they were thinking, but they didn't keep the split screen feature from the first game during two player co-op. The screen is nonsensically bound to player one. And if player two is off screen more then five seconds he DIES. So if either one of you misses a tricky jump but falls a long way and survives, you both have to backtrack all the way to where you both can try again. My brother and I consider the first Rearmed to be one of the funnest co-op games we ever played, but this one ridiculous bonehead tweak makes playing with a friend a frustrating chore. I personally feel these designers are idiots to ruin something so arbitrarily.
biting the hand that feedsPosted: Feb 07, 2011 12:00AM PST by onibatsu
I agree with the review, the game is a good basic followup.
Bought it day one in haste without paying too much attention to the drm message. Played awhile and then attempted to play again a few hours later, our apartment's net connection was out yet again and I could not play for two days.
It was my fault for not paying close attention to the DRM notice, I got that geeky anticipation of playing a game I had been anxiously awaiting since the original announcement and hurried past the notice to play. All the games purchased over the years on PSN I never had such an issue.
This draconion form of copy protection only serves to bite the hand that feeds. Not thrilled the price was higher than the original I still handed over my money to them for this game, now I feel burned and will carefully check for such DRM in the future and not support that product.
Let's hope capcom understands this error in the future and can update with a patch for people who don't always have internet....diatribe end.
StinksPosted: Feb 03, 2011 12:00AM PST by ohJTBehaaave
I liked the first BC on LIVE a lot... but this game is pretty poor. The controls are just herky jerky flat out shit and the game is just nothing special in general. Save your $$$.
so. . .Posted: Feb 03, 2011 12:00AM PST by pocky-san
it costs more than the original
isn't made by the original team, and shows
and forces you to sign into PSN to play it?
what's giving this game a B+ again?
To clarifyPosted: Feb 03, 2011 12:00AM PST by littleman00
The game is made by a new developer, Fatshark, but that same developer employs many former GRIN employees (the makers of the first Rearmed at the 2008 remake/reboot).
As to why I gave the game a B+, it's because the game is still more than competent to stand on its own. This is not a terrible game by any means.
I don't like to jumpPosted: Feb 03, 2011 12:00AM PST by kiteJargon
Now I love platformers and all that but the thing that made Bionic Commando stand out in a pack was that its was a platformer where you COULDN'T JUMP. You had to rethink the way you played a platformer, and for me this is what made it fun. There are plenty of generic platformers that I'd rather play.
Splash////////////////////////////////////////Posted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by Super_Souvlaki
I played rearmed because I wanted to see the famous ending in 3d.
I hope they keep that kind of ending as a tradition. Sweet!
co-op is spr cool
Ninja Do It BetterPosted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by Lot 49
Ninja Five-O will probably stand as the pinnacle of the "swing" platformer for a good and long while. If you can scrounge up a hundred bucks or so and waltz on over to eBay, you've got a solid retro romp waiting for you and your contemptibly fat wallet.
PSN version requires online connectionPosted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by Spectreman
Just like Final Fight, you need to be online to start the game.
You can't play this game unless you get online!Posted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by smokeyflea
..according to the description on the playstation store. Haven't seen anyone complain about this yet, but it irritates the hell out of me.
Nice article Jobert.Posted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by SubconsciousMasochist
You touched on all the points i was wondering about. You seemed to be let down by the lack of innovation, though it's understandable that Fatshark wanted to stay close to it's 8-bit roots. I enjoyed and replayed 1 challenge room numerous times in BC-R (#33 Backtracking) where you swing up 4 times (once in the middle) swing down 4 times, and back again. My anticipation for this game (like many other sequels), ignited my imagination with a swarm of ideas for potential upgrades. For example I'd love to see the camera get pulled back a touch so the player could traverse (segments of more open) environments with sonic-esque speed. Picture working your way through a decently long jungle or mountain area and making your way to a village or city where the player now engages in combat. But that's just wishful thinking.
Now i'm going to rant about the 3D Bionic Commando 4 a bit. I was suckered into thinking the 3D BC 4 PS3 was going to be a decent game. The most fun i had in BC was simply keeping my momentum as i swung around (unlike Spiderman 2 where i'd find a tight spot with barely enough room to fit inbetween 2 buildings, gather speed and websling on through. Though i did really appericate the open world in Spiderman, and wish the 3D BC would've been too.) Aiming your arm to swing in BC made it much more satisfying, which made me think that the online component would've been perfectly suited for a game mode that was simply a game of tag, with and without weapons. (If only the servers could have actually handled the online activity.) But that's more wishful thinking.
It speaks of a time...Posted: Feb 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by francochan
Much more fair than the Joystiq review, in my opinion. I guess, if you're coming at this with the premise that it's based on "1980s game design", as Atienza says, then you'll appreciate it, not to be forgiving, but honoring a gamestyle that ended in 1988, only to be remade over 20 years later.
The entire premise of this "rearmed" series is a loving lookback to the original. I feel that the Joystiq review seems to expect it to break new ground using 20 years of platforming knowledge in gaming. But that would only be an unfair expectation for the game to be something which it is not, when it so lovingly wants to remain what it already is. Veering too far away from the formula would only produce something that may not be very good at all - go play the next-gen version if you want something totally different. This is a remake venture. It's meant to stick to a formula out of love for it.
The 1st "Rearmed" was a simply remake (a fine good one, no less), but this game stands on its own as what could very well be a sequel to the 1988 original. That's a 23 year wait for something outside of fighting Nazis/Badds. When you start to see it that way, it becomes a more special occasion in the history of the series...
I say to love this "heck" of a game. It's hero's name isn't "Emo", "Cool", "Solid", "Tight" "LOL" or even "Pwned".
It's Rad.
It still speaks of a time. So we ought to take it in that way.
Yeah, I read the Joystiq reviewPosted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by littleman00
I totally get where they were coming from, and I thought about taking that approach, as well. However, I felt that there were enough changes from Rearmed 1 to 2 that I could see how well this one stands on its own. It still has that classic, old-school design (which is why there is "nothing new" in this game), but enough refinements from the first one to consider this a worthy follow up.
Bionic Commandos can't swim...Posted: Feb 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by Natabuu
because their arms weigh them down.
Ha!Posted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by littleman00
Good one.
Hmm...Posted: Feb 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by Metroidvaniac
I'm liking what I'm hearing, but I'm not sure if I'm loving it just yet. The first BCR was a solid title that held my attention for a while, but it wasn't great. Getting one of the hidden yashichis requires me to duck and fire my shotgun repeatedly so that my recoil propels me through a narrow, spike-filled tunnel? Yeah, no. I can understand a heavy bionic arm making things like jumping and swimming a hassle, but you should still be able to crawl through that tunnel instead of firing off round after round to propel yourself backwards. Anyway, I'm hoping the sequel will improve on things, and it sounds like it does... I'm just not sure how much. I guess I'll download the demo when I have a chance, and see how it feels.
Definitely try the demoPosted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by littleman00
I think if you enjoyed the first, you'll like this one. However, I don't think this game fixes all of the problems that you may be having with the original.
Those yashichis return in this one, and most of them are ridiculously hard to get. Expect lots of backtracking to obtain the hidden items. Every time you acquire a new weapon, it usually means there's a hidden item in a previous level it can reach.
WellPosted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by Metroidvaniac
As my name implies, backtracking isn't something I usually have a problem with. To be honest, what you just said ("Every time you acquire a new weapon, it usually means there's a hidden item in a previous level it can reach.") was basically the biggest draw I had to this game. Reading this and other reviews, though, I'm not sure if it's implemented as well as it could be. Still, a B+ is far from a bad score, and I should definitely check this out before judging.
What else did you expect?Posted: Feb 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by J1m_Mo1212ison
The ability to jump seemed like the logical next step for the game. The difficulty of the first and original came from the lack of a jump button. Now put in place, it opens up new ways to cling n' swing. Awesome!
The jumping is coolPosted: Feb 02, 2011 12:00AM PST by littleman00
I like how the jumping and new swinging mechanics work in this new game. They feel good and 'natural'. However, these new controls are new to the series, but not to the platformer genre as a whole.
In Joystiq's review, they seem to have a problem with this, since there's nothing in Rearmed 2 that hasn't been done already. However, I felt that the game is still great on its own merits to not knock it for being a "been-there-played-that" experience.
Good Points HerePosted: Feb 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by Pacario
It's true--I guess the dilemma in making a sequel to an 8-bit remake is that it can't include too many new or innovative ideas before it begins to betray its old school roots. And jumping, while maybe a novel concept for this series, has been standard in every other platformer since Donkey Kong and Pitfall (in fact, it was the original Bionic Commando's swinging mechanic that made it stand out back in its day). So it's odd that jumping would be made into a huge selling point for this title.
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Cook 35 mins
I got this recipe from a borrowed cookbook (I can't remember the name of it) a few years ago. I've since adapted it a little bit, but not too much. It has become one of my tried-and-true recipes. I usually serve it with rice pilaf and a tossed salad, but once I served it with new potatoes and crusty rolls, and that was good too.
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- 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 3⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 yellow onion, chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 large carrot, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon finely grated fresh lemon rind
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh sage or 1 teaspoon dried sage
- 1 large tomatoes, chopped
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- fresh sage leaf, for garnish (optional)
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- Sprinkle chicken with a bit of salt and pepper.
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Judy Carol (Pilgreen) Anvik, 50, of Fouke Ark., died Saturday, March 5, 2005, in a Texarkana hospital.
Mrs. Anvik was born May 26, 1954, in Cairo, Ill. She was a homemaker and a member of Assembly of God Church.
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Day 2: Come on, you boys in green
Yokohama, June 1, 8 a.m.
I do not need to see the rest of the world. The breakfast buffet at the Pan Pacific Hotel is the finest on planet Earth. It is presented and served by a cast of hundreds -- a team that greets you at the door, a team that takes you to your table, a tag team that brings you coffee and milk (separate jobs, apparently) and then presents a synchronized gesture (6.0 in my book, using the figure skating scale) to point you toward the food stations. And they are multiple. An omelette station manned by five, a roast meat carving section, an entire Japanese smorgasbordasai (made that up), a juicer station (fresh-squeezed, green apple juice so good I actually gasped), a continental breakfast table with every cereal, pastry and sliced fruit known to man and then, the closer, a hot breakfast line with scrambled eggs, bacon and hot dogs!
Am I really this excited about breakfast or is it just that France -- yes. my friends, as in the French -- lost to Senegal last night in the opening game of the World Cup?
Today I am traveling about 200 miles northeast to Niigata on the northern coast of Honshu to see Ireland play its first match against Cameroon. These guys have been through a lot recently with the controversial departure from training camp of their captain, midfield general and one world-class player, Roy Keane of Manchester United. I love Cameroon, I have money on them, and I love the way they play football. Soccernet, furthermore, is reporting that their brilliant right midfielder/defender, Geremi, is on his way from Real Madrid to my beloved Chelsea. I want him to be stonking good. But my heart is with Ireland.
I am of Gaelic blood. Via saff east London.
The JR Tokaido Line local to Tokyo Station, 9:26 a.m.
With my Starbucks in hand and my USA Today open to the sports page (once again, I'm all about the local culture), I could be strap-hanging on the 6 in New York City. But wait a minute, there are some subtle differences. Complete silence. A complete lack of racial diversity. Very clever newspaper folding.
The Japanese just don't make a lot of noise. But then again, based on how quiet the game sounded last night, nor do the South Koreans. The Japanese do, however, spend a lot of time staring at the impressive screens on their cell phones. They might be messaging, they might be playing games or they might be watching cartoons, I'm not quite sure. They do, though, appear to have an unhealthy obsession with animated characters. They are everywhere, little ones dangling from phones, big ones presenting the weather on the NHK national newscast last night, a pantheon of alienlike creatures on almost every page, advertising and editorial, of all the newspapers open all around me.
Wait a minute, I take it back about the diversity -- we just stopped at Kawasaki (not making it up) and a guy wearing a kilt, the Irish flag painted on his face and Kermit the frog in a Glasgow Celtic shirt on his shoulders, gets on at the other end of the carriage.
The younger Japanese all around me, men and women, are all reading the sports pages about the France-Senegal game. I wonder what they made of it.
"The Senegalese are called Lions, but Haji Diouf, a cub of just 21, moves with the stealth and surprise of an eel." That was Rob Hughes in the International Herald Tribune, but the Japanese could relate to that, they could picture it in animation.
(Note to self: Must practice Japanese art of vertical newspaper folding. More on this later.)
Getting off the train, I pass the Irish guy in the kilt and Kermit. He's actually Japanese.
Tokyo Station, 10:15 a.m.
You have to love the Irish, and I sometimes wear green plaid pants so I love them more. Thousands of them are here. I'm reminded of the Harry Potter books, the scenes at King's Cross station when the wizarding families bring their alien children amongst the confused muggles to send them back on the train to Hogwarts (now there's a reference a real sportswriter wouldn't make). The Japanese do not know what to make of all this. They are not the dreaded hooligans; there is absolutely nothing threatening about them. Half their faces painted green, jester hats and green sombreros, kilts and Irish soccer shirts, a sea of green, orange and white pasty skin, dancing and singing and laughing their way toward the trains. Dozens of children and grandparents are amongst the exquisitely ugly throng; the oddest shapes and sizes, sunburn, lesions, mild deformities and violent facial ticks.
But they can sing.
- Come on, you boys in green,
Don't need that #@%*, Roy Keane
Come on, you boys,
Come on, you boys in green.
And they do. Again and again and again and again and ...
The Asahi 97 Shinkansen to Niigata, 10:45 a.m.
The Shinkansen bullet train I board at Tokyo makes Amtrak's Acela look like the 6 subway line to the Bronx. It is smooth and silver on the outside, pristine and luxurious inside, beautifully lit and ergonomically designed. The ride is ridiculously smooth. There are no unscheduled stops, we reach every station on the two-hour, 20-minute ride to Niigata precisely, to the minute, on time, and there is complimentary green tea service.
This seems appropriate, but thoroughly confuses the hordes of merry (a k a drunk) Irish fans on almost every other seat on the 15-car train. They want bacon, runny eggs and more beer, at least that's what the ones behind me ask for, thoroughly confusing the shy, perhaps terrified, staccato-bowing, retreating attendant who's passing out the hot towels (which the drunken Irishman in front of me, one of several dressed as Leprechauns, tries to eat).
They sing for the next two hours, football songs, pop songs, songs I can't write about here. Five minutes from Niigata, with its "Big Swan" stadium, majestic, in the distance, the singing stops and they stare, perhaps as their forefathers upon the silence of a verdant pre-battlefield.
- ... and the old triangle,
goes jingle, jangle,
along the banks of the Royal Canal
It is one voice ... and a fine one too. A poignant reminder of how far away they are from home. How much they love their country. And how they've all had far too much to drink.
Niigata Stadium, The Big Swan, 3:25 p.m.
I hear 7,000 Irish fans are expected at the stadium, but it feels like more. From my seat in the media tribune, they are away to the left, a swathe of green and pink, and they sing their national anthem so beautifully -- you just had to be there. The relationship between the team and their fans is tangible and, frankly, moving. As soon as they came on the field to warm up, they were greeted as champions. As I watch through my Zeiss binoculars, Niall Quinn, their veteran striker and leader, walks toward their end and applauds them for their support. It is heartfelt, and they chant his name. Perhaps I imagine the moisture in his eyes.
Away to the right, a small congregation of Cameroonians, as many women as men, drum and dance to the beat of African music in traditional costume. I raise my binoculars. They're doing a butt dance. The Japanese around them do not join in.
From the start the plucky Irish lads are overpowered by the enormous men from Cameroon. With the continuous beat of their drums behind them, they outflank their opponents, the Irish midfield falling back to cover its defense. The Cameroonians have them where they want them. Even in possession, the Irish midfield is too deep to link up with their forwards, Robbie Keane and Damien Duff, who chase forlornly for clearings amongst the trees all around them.
After 18 minutes, the excellent Irish 'keeper, Shay Given, makes a save and I make a note: "Given save on 18 changes match?"
But on 39 minutes, in an almost mirror image of Senegal's goal against France the night before, Samuel Eto'o power wiggles down the right, leaves Steve Staunton sprawling and Patrick Mboma puts it in falling backward from no more than eight yards.
I make another note: "first two goals in 2002 WC scored by Africans on their asses."
The Irish fans, though, are still in full song and high spirits as the second half starts. They know how hard their boys will fight. And now, playing right to left, Mark Kinsella and Matt Holland in the center of Ireland's midfield seem magnetically drawn to their increasingly hopeful and responsive support. The two are feeding off each other. I'm not sure that television can tell that story, but you can feel it in the stadium as it starts to spread throughout the Irish lines. Up front, Duff is starting to run with the ball, while Staunton and Shay Given, a fifth defender with his decisive speed off the line and quick distribution to his wing backs, are leading from the rear. And it is down the left that the Irish are doing their best work through Kilbane and Harte, and it is the Leeds man, Harte, who crosses the ball accurately into the box, just cleared by the seemingly 8-foot-2 Kalla.
But only as far as Matt Holland.
The next three seconds are in slow motion. Matt Holland has endured a tough season, relegated from the English Premier League with his club side Ipswich. In qualifying, he scored a couple of superb goals from long range, and that was probably in the minds of at least some of the 7,000 or so to our left who gasped collectively in anticipation as his right foot swung all 152 pounds of Matt Holland into the champagne emblazoned adidas Fevernova.
As the ball rippled the perfectly white back o' the net, the green roar was epic, and almost primeval.
As was my own. Screw journalistic impartiality! I'm on vacation.
The game ends 1-1 (so Given's save was crucial). The Irish might have won it had the woodwork not saved a curling 30-yarder from Robbie Keane with six minutes left. But all around, it is a great result for the boys in green, and a deserved excorcism, however, temporary, of the ever-present ghost of Roy Keane.
As I look to my left, my excitement for the jubilant Irish fans involved in a mutual lovefest with their jubilant and emotional heroes is tempered by a sobering thought.
It is going to be a loud, drunken 2½-hour train journey back to Tokyo.
Asahi No. 356 to Tokyo Station, 9:40 p.m.
As news drifts through the train from the other group E match in Sapporo, where the German goals are pouring in against the hapless Saudi Arabians, spirits dampen quickly. It ends up 8-0, and it will be tough for the Irish to beat them on goal difference now. Assuming Cameroon will also thump the Saudis, the Irish will need a result against Germany on Wednesday in Ibaraki to stand a chance of qualifying. No easy task.
No one can spoil a party like the Germans.
The Pan Pacific Hotel, Yokohama, 12:45 a.m.
I watch the news in my room, lots of footage of Japanese riot police in full gear kicking the crap out of a group of pathetic volunteer "hooligans" in an exercise for tomorrow's first England game against Sweden in Saitama.
I fall asleep reading the Japan Times about the Queen's Golden Jubilee and the celebrations planned to celebrate her 50 years on the throne in London. While over on CNN International there is a tribute show to Larry King's mere 45 years in broadcasting. This seems more than a little disrespectful to the crown.
I have folded my newspaper in the Japanese manner. You should try this tomorrow. Fold the paper vertically down the middle, both front to back and back to the front, so that there's a clear crisp line down the middle then ...
I'm too tired to explain it to you. Tomorrow, it's the first Eng-er-land game versus Sweden.
God Save The Queen and all that. Let's hope she is not embarrassed by her subjects in Saitama.Michael Davies, a native of London, is executive producer of ABC's "Who Wants to be a Millionaire." He'll be filing five diary entries per week from the World Cup for Page 2.


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EU Hints at Extra Investor Burden in Second Greek Bailout
European governments hinted that bondholders may be saddled with bigger losses on Greek debt, intensifying market jitters that a second aid package designed to quell the fiscal crisis might unravel.
Finance ministers considered recrafting a July deal that foresaw investors contributing 50 billion euros ($66 billion) to a 159 billion-euro rescue. The debt exchanges and rollovers targeted bondholder losses of 21 percent.
"We will have to assess if the conditions are still met," German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told reporters after a two-day euro meeting in Luxembourg. "It is completely clear that this statement includes the possibility that that is no longer the case and adjustments are needed."
Together with plans to get more firepower out of the region's 440 billion-euro rescue fund, the review of Greece's aid package was a response to growing international frustration with Europe's inability to get to grips with the crisis after 18 months of incremental steps marked by clashes between Germany, France and the European Central Bank.
European stocks fell for a third day and investors shunned riskier countries' bonds amid concern that the crisis is careening out of control. The euro has dropped about 8 percent since the end of August, trading at $1.3288 as of 6 p.m. in London.
Finance ministers widened the options for government leaders in a gauntlet of crisis-fighting meetings, from an Oct. 9 get-together of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy to a European Union summit on Oct. 17-18.
Insulating Italy
Europe's financial leaders are fighting on multiple fronts, trying to repair Greece's recession-struck economy while insulating Italy and Spain and shoring up banks that the International Monetary Fund says face as much as 300 billion euros in credit risks.
The stress on banks in Europe's better-off economies was in the spotlight today with shares in Dexia SA, a French-Belgian lender, plunging on concern it will require a second bailout. The French and Belgian governments vowed "all necessary measures" to protect clients and will guarantee all Dexia's loans.
Yesterday's meeting of the euro-area ministers yielded an agreement to pursue "technical revisions" to the July accord on private sector burden-sharing, Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker told reporters early today. He spoke of "changes" to the Greek outlook that spurred the reassessment.
Debt Swap
Juncker gave no details about a possible recalibration of the "voluntary" debt exchange, the new element in the follow-up package hammered out after last year's 110 billion-euro lifeline failed to stabilize Greece. The Institute of International Finance industry group estimates that the debt swap, still being negotiated, will amount to a writedown of 21 percent.
"No, no," Spanish Economy Minister Elena Salgado told reporters today when asked about deeper writedowns. "I insist: no."
European leaders have gone back and forth over the sanctity of bond contracts as the crisis escalated. A November 2010 pledge to rule out writedowns unravelled a month later, only to be reaffirmed in July. The latest about-face came after seven countries including Germany, Europe's dominant economy, weighed calling for Greek writedowns of as much as 50 percent, two European officials said.
Credibility 'Dent'
"The reopening is probably going to be quite bad for the markets," said Peter Schaffrik, head of European interest-rate strategy at Royal Bank of Canada's RBC Capital Markets in London. "There is a big dent to European credibility."
The ministers also pushed back a decision on the release of Greece's next 8 billion-euro loan installment until after Oct. 13. It was the second postponement of a vote originally slated for yesterday as part of last year's lifeline to Greece.
Scrounging for savings, the Greek cabinet on Oct. 2 announced 6.6 billion euros of cuts, mostly by slashing public payrolls. Greece will "very likely" have to make extra reductions for 2013 and 2014, a two-year phase that will be the focus of the rest of the review by EU, European Central Bank and IMF officials, EU Economic and Monetary Commissioner Olli Rehn said.
Deficit Goal
Greece's revised 2011 deficit goal may be 8.5 percent of gross domestic product compared with a previous target of 7.6 percent, Rehn said. He called the new target "plausible" and lauded Greece's "important steps" toward further savings next year.
While an Oct. 13 meeting to decide on the next payout was canceled, Juncker said he is "nevertheless optimistic when it comes to the issue of the disbursement" by the end of October. The decision now dovetails with an Oct. 17-18 summit of European government leaders to address the crisis. Juncker said Greece can pay its bills in the meantime.
"Greece is not the scapegoat of the euro zone," Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos said yesterday. "Greece is a country with structural difficulties."
Finance ministers held a first discussion over how to further enhance the region's rescue fund, setting aside a plea by Schaeuble to postpone that debate until the remaining countries have endorsed the fund's latest upgrade.
Fourteen of the 17 euro countries have approved the reinforcement, which will empower the European Financial Stability Facility to buy bonds on the primary and secondary markets, offer precautionary credit lines and enable capital infusions for banks.
Credit Lines
Juncker announced "good progress" on the credit lines and bank-recapitalization tools. Avoiding the word "leveraging," he said work is under way to scale up the fund's capacity without requiring each country to chip in more.
"We are checking if yes or no we could increase the efficiency of the different instruments," Juncker said. Asked whether the ECB would be tapped to boost the fund's clout, he said: "I don't think that this will be the main avenue of our considerations."
The ministers also smoothed a snag en route to a second Greek package by settling the terms under which collateral will be offered to AAA rated Finland, home to a euro-skeptic movement that catapulted to third place in April elections by opposing further bailouts.
Finnish Mood
While the party now known as "The Finns" didn't make it into the ruling coalition, it captured the Finnish mood and hardened the stance of new Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen in the euro-rescue bartering.
Under the accord, Greek bonds will be transferred from Greek banks to a trustee, which will sell them and invest the proceeds in AAA rated bonds with maturities of 15 to 30 years.
In exchange for the special treatment, Finland will speed its payments into a planned permanent rescue fund and forego a share of profits from EFSF emergency loans. Collateral wouldn't cover its entire Greek exposure. In the event of default, it couldn't cash in on the collateral until Greece's official loans mature, a wait that might last 30 years.
"It's a complicated financial structure," said EFSF Chief Executive Officer Klaus Regling, who brokered the collateral arrangement. He and Juncker said Finland is the only country likely to take advantage of it.
Regling deserves "the Nobel prize for economics or the Nobel peace prize" for engineering the compromise, Rehn said.


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Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. This pass does not grant admission on its own; it must be used with a pass or wristband. There are Priority Seating sections at the Limelight Room, Continental Room, Indoor Ice Rink and River Run Lodge.
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Every year, the South by Southwest (SXSW) media festival invites the Internet at large to contribute to the SXSW schedule by voting on thousands of submitted panels. Community votes—combined with editorial input from the SXSW staff and advisory board—ultimately decide the final panel schedule.
What follows are some choice panel proposals that address timely, interesting technology and freedom issues, and that usually feature EFF panelists and friends of EFF. If these catch your eye, grant them a thumbs-up vote!
EFF has joined Public Knowledge and other public interest groups in asking the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to clarify that the cell phone shutdown by the Bay Area Rapid Transit system (BART) earlier this month was a violation of American telecom laws. In an emergency petition filed Monday, the coalition urged the FCC to act quickly, as other governmental agencies may follow BART's illegal actions.
For years, Tunisians suffered in relative media silence as the Ben Ali regime curtailed digital rights, blocking websites and surveilling citizens. Then, thanks to the hard work of Tunisian free expression advocates who for many years worked to raise awareness of the country's pervasive Internet controls, censorship fell along with the regime, with Ben Ali promising an end to filtering in his final speech on January 13 before fleeing to Saudi Arabia.
However, with Ben Ali gone, Tunisian courts have become the next critical battleground in the ongoing effort for a censorship-free Internet in Tunisia, with the Agence Tunisienne d'Internet (ATI) or Tunisian Internet Agency caught in the middle of implementing censorship orders and arguing in support of free expression.
On Tuesday, we reported that Argentina's National Telecommunications Commission (CNC) had issued a directive to local ISPs to block two websites--leakymails.com and leakymails.blogspot.com--in response to an order from a federal judge.
Today, on Google's Latin America blog (in Spanish), Senior Policy Counsel Pedro Less Andrade writes that Google records indicate that some service providers in Argentina are blocking access to the IP address 188.8.131.52, which is linked to more than one million blogs hosted on Google's Blogger service.
In response to outrage over last week's shutdown of cell phone service in four San Francisco stations on rumors of a planned protest, BART officials have repeatedly claimed their decision was necessary to maintain public safety. BART spokesman Linton Johnson has gone so far as to invent a new Constitutional "right to safety" which trumps the First Amendment. As it happens, we are in full agreement that BART has an obligation to the safety of its passengers. We believe that working cell phones throughout the BART system do not pose a danger to riders; rather, they help to promote public safety.
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Note: This article contains a major spoiler for "Fear Itself" #3, which was released this past Wednesday, June 1.
This weekend in Charlotte, North Carolina, there was nothing to fear but fear itselfâ¦and the âFear Itselfâ panel. Event writer Matt Fraction took the stage to a crowded panel room at HeroesCon 2011 Saturday morning ready to talk hammers, fear and the future of Marvelâs blockbuster summer event.
Moderated by con organizer Heroes Arenât Hard to Findâs Doug Merkle, the panel led off with Fraction joking, after Merkle introduced his as the Architect of the summer event, that âI am literally an architect, Iâve actually designed the Marvel headquarters.â
Fraction preemptively answered a question that gets asked quite a bit and detailed the process that Senior VP - Executive EditorTom Brevoort took to start a Cap/Thor event in between the two summer movies on Marvelâs plate. His goal was to lead off with the event keeping in mind people who may have just seen âThorâ and then transitioning into a more Cap-centric story by putting him on the front lines of a World War, reflecting somewhat the situation in the upcoming "Captain America: The First Avenger."
The floor opened for questions fairly quickly, leading off with a fan who asked about the fate of Bucky at the end of "Fear Itself" #3, the destruction of Yancy Street and the controversy of those moments. âBy the time this is done, I promise you, you will be amazed what I had available," Fraction said, adding that there was only one scene he was asked to change significantly. "I had one firm âNoâ because it ultimately complicates too many other peopleâs lives. Thereâs a hero whoâs eventually going to leave the battlefield and thereâs a scene where heâs talking to somebody and says, âWeâre all going to die. Iâm going to go be with my mom.â Itâs great, but this isnât the superhero talking, this is the guy and as heâs talking, he was going to take his mask off.â The unmasking was left on the cutting room floor, but Fraction said that the story beat was otherwise intact.
Fraction went on to explain his reasoning behind Buckyâs fate, and his continuing belief that the Red Skull should be the one to ultimately kill Bucky again, and that "Captain America" writer Ed Brubaker, who was responsible for bringing Bucky back from the dead, agreed with this thinking when they spoke about the event at an editorial retreat. âWhen all of this ends, you have to have the Red Skull kill Bucky. Thatâs how it has to end, and people would look at me like I was dumb.â At the next Marvel retreat, while Fraction laid out his story for "Fear Itselfâs" "Blitzkrieg USA" issue, Brubaker asked if this was where the Red Skull killed Bucky. âI went yes! No take-backs! You could see he regretted it as soon as he said it, but sometimes you know when the story is right. He gave me the end to his Bucky piece to do in 'Fear Itself.'â
Speaking to another of the fan's questions, Fraction said, âYancy Street just spoke to everything that Ben Grimm had been going through very recently with Jonathan Hickmanâs âFantastic Fourâ and âFFâ stuff and kind of magnified what the series was about for me.â
Another fan brought up the question of how the Worldbreakers were chosen, and Fraction took the audience through the process, starting with what he called a âJeph Loeb/Mark Millar Listâ that included every cool character he could think of. (âYes! Galactus will have a big hammer!â) He also mentioned how he and the Marvel editors and writers went through a phase where the Worthy would be classic monsters like Dracula and Werewolf-by-Night. But the concept of the Worldbreakers was what seemed most organic to Fraction at the end of the process. âWhat if you had to wage a world war with nine people. What nine dudes would you want destroying the planet?. That became the Worldbreakers.â
Expanding on the idea of the Worldbreakersâ signature hammers, Fraction dodged the question of why the sacred objects were hammers with a cryptic answer, saying, âI canât give you the truth of it without giving up later beats.â He continued, â[Thereâs] the idea that Odin has this thing that heâs wiped from human memory and what if he got Mjolnir from somewhere else? ⦠Weâre gonna see that Odin knows everything thatâs happening.â
Moving on to another one of Fractionâs brainchildren, an armored Pepper Potts as Rescue, the writer confirmed that Pepper will be suiting up again in "Fear Itself." âPepper suits up and goes to Paris to help Tony out.â
âWith 'Fear Itself,' I wanted to give as much red meat as possible.â Fraction said that he was very careful to construct each tie-in series so that it gave each enough weight to stand as an interesting and meaty part of the series. âIt gives the tie-ins moments of weight and moments of meaning as possible.â
The writer also answered a question about Odin's general crankiness and how J. Michael Straczynski changed the status quo. âYes, it contradicts those two JMS issues and thereâs a specific reason thatâs coming," Fraction said. âThereâs a reason why Odin has been so incredibly disappointed to be alive again.â
One fan was concerned about the concept of heroes killing people in âFear Itselfâ when they become Worldbreakers and asked straight up if heroes would be shown killing people. âMaybe,â Fraction said. âWeâre in the aftermath and if [The Thing] survives this, which of the worthy survives this, weâre going to see who was in charge: was that you, was that someone else, was it guilt by case of insanity, were you possessed, were you a vessel, were you conscious, were you cooperating?â Although Fraction was quick to say that he did not intend to make the Thing out to be a mass murderer. âAs a writer and a reader, I donât want Thing to be a murderer,â he said. âItâs more important to me that you be freaked out that Thing did that. Thatâs how monstrous the Worthy are.â
One of the more interesting discussion topics was the father/son relationship between Thor and Odin and how the Allfather was originally more of a gruff persona. âI missed that from the book,â Fraction said. âI felt that the central emotional relationship from the book was gone. Historically, itâs been this Marvel-Shakespearean Father/Son story.â
Fraction continued this particular train of thought when a fan asked what was going through Odinâs head when Thor demanded to go back to Earth and help his fellow Avengers â why would Odin allow Thor to go back to Midgard after imprisoning him for first suggesting it? âDo you have kids?â Fraction asked the fan. âNo,â he said. âSometimes youâve gotta let them touch the hot stove.â This met with uproarious applause from the audience, prompting Fraction to respond, âThatâs the weirdest applause line â child abuse! Hooray!â This led to the revelation that much of Fractionâs writing of the father/son dynamic between Odin and Thor is based on some of his own experience being a parent. âItâs interesting to me how much my dad stuffânot my dad stuff, but my parenting stuffâis coming into the Thor/Odin [dynamic],â he said. âYou can see Odin trying different parent tactics.â Ultimately, this may not work out brilliantly for the God of Thunder and only time will tell if heâll learn his lesson. âThorâs gonna touch the hot stove and itâs not going to go well.â
When one fan asked about Fractionâs dream team of Avengers, he paused for a bit, finally saying, âYouâll get the answer to that eventually. Itâs not how you think you get it, and Iâm not saying Iâm taking on an Avengers book, but keep reading. It will become clear.â
Moving forward in âFear Itself,â Fraction said that Steve Rogers will have to deal with the fact that as the top brass, he was unable to be on the battlefield when Bucky was killed by the Red Skull and that the Red Skull has killed Captain America. Buckyâs funeral will be the first time weâll have seen Cap, Thor and Iron Man together in one pace in the uniforms in a long time, but that moment will be tempered by the solemn and tragic reason for their gathering.
Wrapping up, Fraction did mention during the panel that he has finished scripting "Fear Itself." The rest of us will just have to wait for the next four issues.


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The Miami Hurricanes and the Cincinnati Bearcats have scheduled a home-and-home football series for 2014 and 2015, UC director of athletics Whit Babcock officially announced today. Miami has also announced the series.
Miami will host the first game of the series at Sun Life Stadium on Oct. 11, 2014. In the second and final game of the series, the Hurricanes will travel to face the Bearcats at newly renovated Nippert Stadium on Oct. 3, 2015.
In their last meeting in 1998, Miami defeated Cincinnati 38-12. The Hurricanes have won ten straight games in the series and lead overall 10-1.
The addition of Cincinnati tentatively completes Miami's 2014 non-conference schedule. The Hurricanes are also scheduled to host Florida A&M (Sept. 6), Arkansas State (date TBA), and travel to Nebraska on Sept. 20.
Miami now has three games set for the 2015 season. The Hurricanes are also slated to host Nebraska (Sept. 19) and visit Florida Atlantic (date TBA).
Cincinnati already had four non-conference game scheduled for the 2014 season, but have canceled a planned game against Stony Brook on Aug. 30. UC will also host Toledo (Sept. 13) and Miami, OH (Sept. 20) and travel to Ohio State (Sept. 27).
The addition of the Hurricanes also tentatively completes Cincinnati's 2015 non-conference schedule. The Bearcats are also scheduled to host Alabama A&M (Sept. 5) and travel to Miami, OH (Sept. 19) and BYU (Oct. 24).
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Decent and interesting matchup between these two for the next two season!
This would be a great game for a Thursday or Friday night. I would enjoy watching this matchup but it would get lost in a big Saturday line up.
I agree, it would be a great weeknight game.


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Ipswich Hospital boss accepts elderly care criticism
26 May 2011 Last updated at 15:51 BST
The chief executive of Ipswich Hospital has spoken out after a critical report into their elderly care.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) found food and drink needs for many older people were not met and their dignity was not respected.
Andrew Reed says he is sorry to patients and families for not meeting high enough standards of care.


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By 1st Lt. Erik C. LarsonDecember 12, 2011
"Uniform 4" redeploys in time for the holidays
By: 1st Lt. Erik C. Larson
Twenty Soldiers assigned to the 4th Platoon, 22nd Human Resources Company,
593rd Special Troops Battalion, 593rd Sustainment Brigade, met the smiling
faces and warm embraces of family members and friends during a welcome home
ceremony, Dec. 9 on Lewis-North, Wash., following a yearlong deployment full
of accomplishments.
The platoon was tasked with conducting prograde (outbound from the U.S.)
and retrograde (inbound to the U.S.) postal
operations at nine Satellite Army Post Offices located throughout RC-South
and RC-West, Afghanistan. Throughout the past year, the platoon's main focus
was improving operations at each of their locations. This resulted in new
permanent postal facilities for Forward Operating Bases Spin Boldak,
Wolverine and Pasab.
Additionally, an entirely new post office was built to support the service
members and civilians stationed at FOB Walton.
Overall, the Soldiers of 4th Platoon processed 5.5 million pounds of
prograde mail and 1.8 million pounds of retrograde mail throughout the
course of their deployment.
Beyond improving facilities, the Soldiers of 4th Platoon improved operations
by transitioning seven Satellite Army Post Offices from cash-only operations
to Eagle Cash-only operations. This change alone reduced the amount of cash
on the battlefield by $800,000 per year.
The Soldiers of 4th Platoon successfully transitioned five postal
facilities in RC-South, Afghanistan from military-run operations to
contracted operations.


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