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It's a shame that Ryan Sipes isn't getting more press for his weekend in Vegas. The title winners, Ken Roczen's first win and the West Region drama clouded the fact that he won the East-West Shootout and nearly won the East Region main event. It was probably one of the more dominating rides of the weekend. Great job, Ryan.
Here's the thing about that West Region main event: If there were no other riders on the track, Eli Tomac would have won that championship. He was out-riding Broc until they hit lappers and I don't think he was going to make a mistake. But there are other riders during a race and you have to be able to get through them.
So, was Tickle getting help or not? You can watch the tape all you want and there was never any dirty riding going on. All of those guys were fighting for podium spots and racing hard. But it sure looked suspicious when they all stopped for a group hug on the jump after the finish. Now Honda is mad, Factory Connection is mad and, judging by the emails I got this week, a lot of you are mad. It was just a really bad situation and that's about all you can say about it. Broc rode a great series and Eli surpassed everyone's expectation of him. Both have bright futures ahead of them so don't feel sorry for them.
Ryan Sipes had quite the weekend at Vegas.
The 450 racing was amazing—at first. But dangit if Bubba didn't go and crash again, taking another rider down with him in the process. I'm not picking on James here—I'll do that in a minute—but what is going on? It is so out of character for him to crash while leading and he's been doing it a lot this year. Yes, he's had the pushes [a front end condition, not related to eating spicy Thai food] and tipped over in turns but he's also had some big, over-the-bars moments this year that he should be thankful he walked away from. I don't know if it's a focus issue or a suspension setting issue but I hope he gets it sorted out because I feel like this year we haven't seen the best of James Stewart.
I know one moment where we didn't see his best side was when he took to the podium.
Oh, hey James, Steve Erkel called and he wants his glasses back... Really, no good could come of him wearing those things. That was just a non-starter. In his defense, I have noticed that a lot of celebrities are wearing those clunky, black-framed glasses these days. Maybe all of us are the square ones?
If you are planning on making a long weekend of it at Hangtown be sure to check out the crossover athletes that will be competing on Friday morning. Back once again is the Go Pro Crossover Challenge, which will include some amazing athletes that love motocross. There will be an autograph session so you can get a poster with all the athletes' signatures on it. Here's a sample of the poster.
Now here's Weege:
I don't know when I started dancing. My memory is sometimes fuzzy when it happens, but I can guarantee you it started somewhere between moving to Morgantown 10 years ago, and today. Just started getting my groove on and making things happen on the dance floor. Back in like 2007, I would go out on Saturday nights after supercross and say, "I'm going right to the front and center of that dance floor right now" and just get out there. Oftentimes I was dancing before I had even had a drink (I'm the same way with karaoke, don't get me started). Only one time did I truly not have the skills to pay any of those bills—one night after Anaheim they had full-on break dancers at this club and I had nothing for them. Otherwise, I've busted out the dancing at any time, any place, anywhere, from coast to coast, from Paris to Tokyo (I'm not kidding about any of this) and it always works.
Sunday night at the Supercross Awards Ceremony in Vegas, I hit the dance floor and started feeling the mojo (alas, this time was not before I had a drink) and the singer from the band liked what he saw. So he told me to get up on stage and show the masses. Next thing I know I was in a dance off with the legendary Dano from DVS Shoes, and we battled pretty hard. Afterwards I grabbed the mic and went on about thanking my team, sponsors, and talking about how much hard work and effort we put in. Hey, it's what you do at the Awards Ceremony!
Reed and Dungey had an epic battle at Vegas.
Photo: Simon Cudby
Now I hear video of the dancing has shown up on Transworld's site. I'm so proud that after 10 hard years of sweat, desire and effort, I finally have been recognized for my talents. Much thanks!
Ryan Villopoto also had his chance to shine, only this for much more important things, like winning perhaps the toughest SX Title there has ever been to win. All of the top names stayed in the hunt, everyone took a swing at it, and RV was the most consistently fast rider in the series. He won the most races, and he won them in all fashions—through sheer speed or sheer smarts, from the front of the pack and from the back. Any talk about gifts or luck is junk, Ryan was the best rider this year over 17 races, no doubt about it. I was amazed that he didn't cry during his victory speed, though. From my last count, the last four champions have shed tears during their Awards Ceremony speeches, including Dungey last year, Stewart in 2009 and Reed in 2008. This is a hard-fought game and the emotions really take hold when the riders realize what they have accomplished—when riders are battling on 50cc bikes at Loretta's, they're all picturing winning this supercross championship when they're older. Congrats out to Ryan, but I have a feeling he doesn't feel like he has officially climbed to the top yet. AMA Pro Motocross is up next and I think Ryan has a goal of winning both crowns, and he won't be happy until he does it. Look out.
Chad Reed took home the Brett Michaels Rock Hard Ride Hard Award.
Photo: Simon Cudby
Chad Reed won $10,000 for the Brett Michaels Rock Hard Ride Hard Award, which is voted on by the fans but also selected by Brett (not sure what the mathematical equation for that is). Reed certainly overcame a big obstacle by building his own team, but with James Stewart crashing and getting back up countless times, Villopoto coming back from last year's broken leg, and Dungey climbing out of a 40-point hole, man, the voting had to be close on this one. But good for Chad that he won—he's a privateer and he needs that money!
I'm joking. Sure seems like Honda and Chad enjoyed their little test ride with each other this season and expect much bigger support for TwoTwo Motorsports in 2012—and I've heard the same "They're going after Dungey" rumors Matthes has, which shows, if anything, there are plans to keep this team around long after Reedy himself is done racing.
I think we all have a soft spot in our hearts for nostalgia, so when we hear things like "greatest season ever" we can all probably go back to some great era of the past and reflect on how awesome it was. The 1990 and 1992 years were close, as well, and I love looking back on them because I remember learning to set the VCR to tape each one at 12:20 a.m. Eastern on Thursday nights—I was so into the races, so these were big years for me. And 1985, by the statistics, is right up there with this year for close competition. But stripping away nostalgia and hype, I think this one was the best. We didn't just have multiple winners and a close points race, we had wild crashes, controversy and a great personality play between the riders and teams. If only the internet had existed in 1985. Then we could go back, see what the fans said, and really get a gauge on how this one compares.
Dungey could not find a way to repeat his 2010 performance.
Photo: Simon Cudby
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If you don't have FUEL TV, you had better go find a way to get it, because the network is showing every single 250 and 450 first moto this year live. The second motos from Hangtown will air on SPEED on Saturday night—for every race this year, you're going to get live or same day coverage.
I'm hearing Kevin Windham won't be on the gate at Hangtown, unfortunately, after his crash with James Stewart in Las Vegas. One man who will be back is Brett Metcalfe, after missing most of supercross with a wrist injury. Don't forget that Metty was as strong as anyone coming down the stretch on a 450 last year. And I'm bummed Metty didn't get into the season preview show on FUEL, the folks from Allisports shot most of the interviews at the St. Louis Supercross, and Metty missed that one with an injury. Then the Kawasaki and Honda people followed up to get interviews done with their west coast riders a few days later in California. Hopefully we'll all be talking about Brett by the time the racing is done at Hangtown. I'll be back in the TV booth myself along with Jeff Emig and Erin Bates. As much as I like have a weekend off this weekend (we've got Matthes, Adam Wheeler and DC out covering the USGP) I wish I had a time machine, because I can't wait to give the race call next weekend. It's going to be epic!
Windham may miss Hangtown after a bad crash at Vegas.
Photo: Simon Cudby
We'll finish with some notes:
The guys over at Novik Gloves released some pretty hilarious grip donuts this week… Yes, donuts! Save yourself some blisters and check these out.
Check out this sneak peek of the new 2011 line of Racer X Brand. We have started to get our new inventory in here at Racer X HQ, and we couldn't be more stoked! A huge thank-you to Kevin Carpenter and the rest of our friends at Taylor Creative for designing some really rad retro shirts in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of American Motocross. The entire line will be available, in the coming weeks, online at www.racerxbrand.com, as well as East Coast rounds of the Nationals. A small selection will be at all rounds, in the Racer X booth, so make sure you stop by and check it out! Keep an eye out for hats, ladies and kids apparel, and other swag coming soon!
Photos by: Andrew Fredrickson
If you are heading to the Monster Energy U.S.G.P. this weekend at Glen Helen, then be sure to check out Pole Position Raceway in Corona or Murrieta. There's all sorts of cool motocross memorabilia on display and it's home to the fastest riders in our sport. Pole Position Raceway is America's #1 chain of indoor kart tracks and those behind the brand include Jeremy McGrath, Chad Reed, Grant Langston, Greg Albertyn, Kenny Bartram and Mike Metzger, to name a few. Check out www.PolePositionRaceway.com.
We've got Chris Pourcel lined up for our 10Q feature in the next issue of the magazine, so here's your chance to ask CP a question. Click here to submit:
That's it for this week in American Motocross. Thanks for reading Racerhead. See you at the races.

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Zeytinyagli Yaprak Sarmasi
Serves 4-6
This is a popular summer meze along the Aegean Coast and the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. These stuffed grape leaves are very good served with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
This recipe is called yalanci, which means "fake," because the rice, pine nuts, and currants are substitutes for meat in the stuffing.
1 (16-ounce) jar grape leaves, drained
1/4 cup virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Lemon wedges
Tomato wedges
Chopped fresh Italian parsley
3 tablespoons currants
2 tablespoons virgin olive oil
3 tablespoons pine nuts
1 small Spanish onion, finely chopped (1/2 cup)
1 cup long-grain white rice
1 tablespoon sugar
1-1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
2 cups hot water
2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh dill
2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh parsley
Salt and freshly ground pepper
Soak the currants in warm water for about 15-20 minutes. Drain them and set them aside.
To prepare the grape leaves, bring 2 quarts water to a boil, unroll the grape leaves, and place then in the boiling water for 2 minutes to soften the leaves and rid them of the brine. Using a slotted spoon, remove the leaves from the water and drape them over the edge of a colander to drain. With a sharp knife, cut out the small protruding stem from each leaf. Set the grape leaves aside.
To make the stuffing heat the olive oil in a medium saucepan over medium heart, and cook the pine nuts for about 2 minutes, until they're golden brown. Add the currants, onion, rice sugar, cinnamon, and 2 cups hot water. Stir the mixture, cover the pot, and cook gently for about 20 minutes, or until the water has been absorbed. Remove the pan from the heat and mix in the dill and parsley. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Let the stuffing cool for 30-40 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. To assemble the sarmas, line up 36 of the grape leaves side by side, vein side up and with the notch where you removed the stem closest to you. Place one tablespoon of the stuffing at the end of the leaf close to you fold the end nearest to you over the filling, then fold both sides of the leaf over the filling. Roll up the leaves-but not too tightly or they will burst.
Line a flameproof casserole dish with half the remaining grape leaves. Arrange the sarmas on top of the leaves, seam-side down. Pour 2 cups hot water, the olive oil, and the lemon juice over them. Cover the sarmas with the remaining grape leaves. Place crumpled wet parchment paper over the grape leaves, and weight it down with an ovenproof plate (one small enough to fit inside the dish). Cover the dish, and on the stovetop over medium heat bring the liquid to a boil (about 5 minutes). Move the dish to the oven and cook gently for about 45 minutes, or until the sarmas are tender and the water has been absorbed.
Transfer the sarmas to a serving dish. Cover them and refrigerate. Serve chilled. Garnish with lemon wedges, tomatoes, and chopped parsley.
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Teclite Shirt
This is the high activity, mild weather alternative to the Mountain Shirt, when less insulation but maximum wicking is required. Used by Military, Police, Mountain Rescue Teams and outdoor professionals.
It is ideal for hill walking, trekking, climbing, mountain biking and general outdoor activities.
This garment works most efficiently when worn next to the skin.
- Pertex® 4 Ripstop shell
- Fast wicking Teclite micro-pile lining
- Windproof to 40mph
Available colours
- Black
- Integral technical hood tucks away into collar.
- Spacious zipped front map pocket.
- Internal Teclite micro-pile lined baffles on neck and side zips.
- Touch-and-close cuff adjustment tabs.
- Elasticated rear hem adjuster.
- Handwarmer pocket.
- Rucsac hip belt can be fastened through hand warmer pocket.
- Tape and buckle waist adjuster.
- Eight ventilation controls on each shirt including two way side zips.
Sizes: 36 / 38 / 40 / 42 / 44 / 46 / 48 / 50
Weight: 480g
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All measurements are approximate. Buffalo Systems Limited reserve the right to amend any specifications in the interests of improving our products.
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A brilliant lightweight jackect for use in all conditions. Running all over the the mountains in Scotland and never overheated but i never got cold! No wind got through either.
I've been using the Teclite shirt for 10 years now . Mainly mountain biking but sometimes in conjunction with the salopettes when canoeing or skiing. A warm feel when you put it on and dries quickly, so no need to put wet gear on the next morning. OK on warm days too, just open some zips and you're in business. Was sceptical when my mates bought Buffalos but 10 or so years in, it must be good!
I've had this jacket for a year now. In fact I have two – one for my casual use when I walk the dogs, or walking in the hills and it's not cold enough for the mountain shirt and one for my sports coaching in the warmer months. It's tough, very windproof and stops all but the heaviest rain – and even when it is sopping it dries so easily, which for me is such a big selling point. Totally recommended.
I bought this shirt for Ice climbing and back country skiing. The concept is good but the shirt needs some refinement. First the bad; The shirt does not integrate well with a harness and the zippered sides can be painful in a semi-hanging belay and when you are wearing your harness all day. The baggy-ness gets in the way while trying to see your feet during climbing and can get in the way when trying to get gear (slings, ice screws and cams) off your harness. Also the hood is extremely poorly designed. It does not work well with a helmet; on another note the detachable hoods on their other garments are even worse. What this shirt does bring to the table; the flexibility of this garment is impressive with the ability to open up the sides and vent directly to your skin. The classic combo of a wind and insulation layer is time tested and effective. The wide sleeves are probably over looked as an asset but they allow lots of ventilation. I truly like the large chest pocket that does not interfere with your climbing harness. For less technical pursuits this shirt is appropriate but for those requiring a helmet and/or a harness there are better choices out there. I find I don't use this shirt much anymore and it just sits there un-used. The shirt is great I simply have other options that are better.
Buffalo reply:
The Teclite Shirt has been designed as a garment for walkers and not climbers, hence the reason the hood will not fit over a climbers helmet. This is also the case for the zips, and especially the hand warmer pocket as a harness will get in the way, though the zips can still be used for venting perfectly well. The slightly baggier nature of the cut is used to help cool you down is warmer conditions. Our climbers shirt is the Big Face Shirt and use the Expedition Hood, which is designed to be worn over a helmet, again something the standard DP Hood was never designed to do. Thank you for your comments, as I am sure they will help other people make an informed choice if they are climbing.
Excellent top for walking – I use mine every day, mostly for the 05:00 dog walk (3 mile cross country) except for those odd occasions where it is too warm! It also goes on hols with me – it was excellent in the Azores which had a surprisingly British feel to the weather in July (it rained on several days) and will go skiing in January. On the odd occasion when it has allowed water through the shell, it was cold for a few minutes, then everything heats up and you don't notice the damp any more.
Less excellent for cycling though, the hood bunches up behind my neck and the colour (black) is not very visible. It looks like I'll have to put a cycle teclite on my Xmas wish list!
Addendum to original post:
Areas for improvement:
1: Cuffs can be too loose and baggy even when fully fastened up, a little more touch and close tape on the cuff would be good, and;
2: The zips still snag on the fabric, which is jolly annoying!
Reply From Buffalo
1: We have made the cuff area slightly larger as this aides venting and therefore the ability to cool down. We do add more of the touch and close tape onto the cuff for this reason so that they can be pulled in when required.
2: When having lightweight fabrics like Pertex, there is always the chance that the material will catch in the zips. We have added internal baffles to the Teclite Shirts now and this has greatly reduced this catching on the zips.
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Got this shirt, just what I wanted. The Special 6 Shirt I had for 15 years and found it too hot for me (great complaint for a hillwalker). The Teclite Shirt is perfect: the front straight through pocket is the most under rated item in your product range, the rucksack belt and cold hands go together. The pouch and hood brilliant. Just great for walking dog to hillwalking well done guys.
Just one little idea what about the hook so that you can hang the garment up
I've had the special 6 shirt for six months now, really can't fault it in any regard but the above comment about a hanging loop rang a bell. How about a loop on the external surface, perhaps on the seam below the hood Velcro? I'm considering a tech lite shirt as my spring/ summer/travelling alternative. If you have heard about the DP system, buy one of the shirts/jackets you will be impressed!
This shirt and matching trousers.
I went for a street run in heavy rain,Pertex Buffalo boxer shorts too,never got wet,sweat pushed away from my skin.
Cycled up hill yesterday with a base layer,Ron hill's as leg wear,again pushed sweat away from my skin.
This system really works!!
I wanted a buffalo for active use (cycling and hiking) and felt a Mountain or Special 6 shirt would be too warm on all but the coldest of days. The Teclite has been the perfect shirt for autumn, winter and spring (I haven't tried it in summer yet…). Worn next to the skin it is very comfortable and the ventilation zips work very well. Even in persistent rain, it remains very warm. The pockets are well placed and on a cold day the handwarmer pocket always feels very cosy. If it's really cold, or for more relaxed activities, a merino base layer under the shirt is all you need to add another level of comfort.
The only downside I've found (and this is with the pertex pile system in general, not just this jacket) is a wet buffalo will chill you very quickly when you stop being active. Not a problem if you have a warm house to go to, or space and energy to keep your body temperature up, but when you are at the end of a wet days backpacking or cycle touring, tired and confined to a small tent with heavy rain outside, you really need to get some dry clothes on as soon as you stop being active! On overnight trips, I now carry an ultralight, ultra breathable waterproof jacket to keep the buffalo dry in really heavy rain. This way, I can continue to benefit from its warmth in the tent in the evenings- I only have to take it off when I go to sleep!
I use this for the milder weather hill-walking. On a mild day, or even if it is a little chilly, but you are active, this keeps you warm as long as you are active. I use it in combination with the Belay Jacket. On my first outing, I wore only the Teclite Shirt. Using the vents enabled me to manage the heat generated by my activity. But when I got to the summit of my chosen hill, I closed all the vents and was nice and warm. The material is very windproof.
On my second outing, I wore the Teclite Shirt. It was raining, but as I was very active, I did not feel the cold. When I got to the summit, I put on the Belay Jacket but unfortunately, because I had put it on too late and my Teclite Shirt was already very wet, and because on my descent I was nowhere near as active on my ascent and thus not generating the same heat, I was cold and miserable for the rest of the day. A call to Adam at Buffalo though solved this problem. He advised me to put the Belay Jacket on as soon as it starts to rain. The heat generated with both these garments will keep you warm and dry. I have fine-tuned this myself: I wear the Teclite Shirt, and, perhaps ten minutes before I reach the summit, whilst still very active, I put on the Belay Jacket, and thus, when I reach the top, I am warm and nice and dry inside. The hood is also effective and has a velcro fastening.
I really like this gear. It is important though to experiment with it on short trips in various weather conditions so you learn what works best for you. I am a slim ectomorph who feels the cold, but what works for me may not for you, hence the experimentation is necessary, so that you've your learning done and won't make uncomfortable or even risky mistakes later when it really matters.
I am done with special TM coating jackets, treatment washes and sprays. The Buffalo gear is good value for money and performs very well. I have now ordered a red Special Six Shirt for the winter season!
One final point: when washing, I have decided to only use liquid soap flakes, rather than any detergent. I do up all the zips and velcro to protect them, use a 30 C mild wash with gentle spin. Also, do pass your rucksack hip strap through the pocket, as I found my rucksack strap did rub the material until I realised I should pass the strap through the pocket.


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Barcelona's Argentinian ace Lionel Messi has been named as FIFA's World Player of the Year for 2009.
The 22-year-old helped Barca to an unprecedented six trophies in the last 12 months, with Pep Guardiola's side having won the FIFA Club World Cup, La Liga, the Copa del Rey, the Champions League, the European Super Cup and the Spanish Super Cup.
Messi beat off competition from team-mates Andres Iniesta and Xavi as well as Real Madrid's Kaka and Cristiano Ronaldo to secure a prestigious individual honour.
He said on receiving his award: "I'm extremely happy. We've just ended a historic year, a perfect year in which we've won every competition we've played in.
"We just needed to take this last step and everything has worked out how we wanted. It's amazing."
Cristiano Ronaldo has admitted to missing Manchester but insists he made the right decision to join Real Madrid last summer.
The Portugal star swapped Old Trafford for the Santiago Bernabeu in a world record £80million transfer in July and - aside from a two month ankle injury lay-off - has looked in top form.
By contrast, United have struggled to fill the void created by the departure of the former world and European player of the year.
"I think Manchester United are doing very well this season - they have lost the last two games but they are still second in the league," said Ronaldo.
"What people think about me is their opinion but I really miss Manchester a little bit as I played there for six years and I left a few friends there.
"So I miss the club a little bit, but I'm focused now at Real Madrid and I'm really, really happy there."
Coach Hugo Sanchez has been sacked by Primera Liga strugglers Almeria.
The Mexican successfully kept the southern minnows in La Liga last season, but Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Espanyol - a fourth defeat in their last five games - was the final straw.
He has been replaced in the Estadio del Mediterraneo hot-seat by reserve team coach Constantin Galca.
"We are forced to take this step to provoke a reaction from the team," read a brief club statement.
Sanchez had replaced the Valencia-bound Unai Emery in the post following in December 2008 following the brief and unsuccessful reign of Gonzalo Arconada.
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How far we have come, Phantasy Star Online released in 2000 "Relying heavily on instancing and randomly-generated dungeons". It seems that the new crop of SF MMO's; STO, GA and STOR will be doing exactly the same half baked effort to be a true online world.
Earth and Beyond, was another EA game that did not live up to the expected profit margin, so straight to the bin.
CoX could be called a SF game, but it is a supers, so that's streaching it, loved the game though.
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I am Saddened that Planetside Gets only a passing mention. It has been alive for nearly as long as eve, albeit not with the same number of players, It also has done a better job at remaing in peoples minds, when you meet another gamer, you dont ask them about there eve character, the world is too big for that, players to seperated for it, but they will sympathize for that knife you put in a sniper's back. and the hour long Gen Holds at the bottom of tech plants. Every fps i play gets measured against planetside, and so far, i havent found any that equal the amount of fun it delivered.
Yup, Planetside keeps coming back to mind for me. Such a simple gameplay environment, such an awesome gameplay experience. It proves that what developers need to do is stop trying to make the game for the players, and just give the players the ways to make the game.
I loved Planetside, it was the one game where you could really play massive online battles with or without vehicles, and where teamplay really mattered. It was fun to just log in for an hour or so, you didn't need to spent ages leveling just to be able to do something. Would love to play a new game like that......
Hellgate London had it's charms. Found it too repetitive though.
Originally posted by Cryomatrix
Why hasn't anyone tapped the mechwarrior concept.
i swear to god you could port all things in EVE to mechwarriors, have the same mechs do the same thing as the ships in EVE but now you have to code an actual background. I think it could be done.
I'm surprised no one has done it.
Eh, Perpetuum Online which has already been noted, is such alike EVE (example 1, 2 and 3) that you could claim they are trespassing on CCPs intellectual property.
I just wish they would develop Planetside 2. Planetside is still The best mmofps (or action game) ever made even if it still lacks all the basics we are used to in other games, like meaningful guild stuff, crafting etc.
And of course, why the hell did they shut down Earth and Beyond?
Interesting article for someone who doesn't know the history of Sci-Fi MMOs, good read.
We need more of them... Mechwarrior MMO (one can dream)
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What about Earthrise? It will be out far sooner than SWTOR, and is more similar to EVE.
Originally posted by Darkholme
I miss Earth & Beyond a lot. I played the crap out of that game from phase 4 beta through to the day they shut it down. If it was reopened in an official capacity today, with no upgrades, right where they left off, I would pick it up and start playing it again in a heartbeat... So much potential, squandered by EA.
I am glad this article mentions Earth & Beyond which launched on September 24, 2002 only a year behind Jumpgate and before Eve-Online. It was the first sci-fi game with a deep compelling storyline that had to be discovered.
In another first, Earth and Beyond was the first popular online game that was deliberately allowed to die by its owner who never added any additional content. Who was that owner you ask? None other than EA who bought out this game's developer, Westwood Studios, a few months before launch.
I miss Earth & Beyond as well.
After playing most of the big name MMO's since UO was released I'd have to say AO was and currently is the deepest and most varied of the group.
Those of you asking for cyberpunk, AO has elements of that. Implants, decks and nano's as well as all sorts of guns and melee weapons. It was the first to do mission instancing and did it right in my opinion.
It's personal preference of course but after playing many MMO's I'm drawn to the ones with the steeper learning curve and with lots of options aka AO, Eve, WW2 Online etc..
" Anarchy Online can lay claim to a lot of firsts in the MMORPG genre, launching in the summer of 2001. Not only was Funcom's game the first to feature a Sci-Fi setting, but it was also the first to offer free-trials and eventually in-game advertising."
Yeah, free trials and advertising are the best you could mention as far as "firsts" for AO.
You forgot to mention Funcom created instancing tech for Anarchy Online, which every modern mmo afterwards has used. Anyone who bitches about instances in their games can send a note of thanks to Funcom for developing it. Anarchy Online was the first to have randomly created missions which paved the way for the random mission systems used in Star Wars Galaxies and other games afterwards. Anarchy Online was also the first mmo to have what we now call Collector Editions with it's "Special Edition" in 2002 which came with art and a soundtrack cd.
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Earth & Beyond was launched in September of 2002, and closed in September of 2004. With of the briefest live periods of any online offering, E&B was an ambitious title that never quite gathered enough of a following to please its publisher, EA Games. What's sad, as any former player will tell you, is that the game was actually pretty impressive. The first to offer both space flight as well as traditional avatar exploration (though admittedly the latter of which was limited most to space stations), E&B was rather ahead of its time and received many positive reviews from critics. For whatever reason though the game was never really a barnstormer, and unlike EVE it was never given enough time to gain steam.
I was in the beta and later a subscriber. What I can tell you is that EA had just bought Westwood Studios at this time. Westwood, famous for its C&C games, was now doing an MMO. At one point in the beta, they brought down the servers for a patch.... to ensure the EA logo remained onscreen for 10 seconds. Seriously.
EA didn't support Earth & Beyond. The content patches were fewer than they are in WoW. There was little advertising for the game. No posters, cardboard standees, magazine ads, etc. When I went to buy my retail copy the store clerk at Software Etc hadn't even heard of the game. Almost like EA just wanted to milk this for some money and had every intention of killing it eventually. After all, this was Westwood's baby not EA's.
Not only was the game nice to look at, you could land on some planets, but it had a great way to advance. Many companies spin "innovation" but E&B really came up with something. The cap was lvl 150, broken up into 50 combat, trade and exploration levels. You kill stuff you gain Combat xp. Just expore the universe or break down loot to learn the recipe you get Explore xp. Sell or create items and you get Trade xp. Get to an overall level and you do a mission to upgrade your ship and get promoted. So your Terran Enforcer goes from Commander to Captain, you get a new rank plus a bigger flashier ship.
Of all the MMO's I've played E&B is the one I miss the most.
I also enjoyed E&B at launch. And I appreciate and empathsize with all the nastalgia about Earth & Beyond in this thread. But it wasn't just a perfect game that was killed by EA. It had serious design issues. The killer for me was no autopilot to fly between star systems (like EvE has). Seriously, you had to steer your ship every step of the way. This got to be boring very quickly and drove many potential players away early on--including me and my friends. But I know that EA neglected the game, and issues like that could have been resolved quickly if the developers were better supported by EA.
How about a Sci-fi MMO - ABOUT the past? Setting? Planet earth in the far future. Sometime in the late 2100's, world war broke out nearly wiped out humanity. All records of history pre 2100 are lost. Life, as it always does...survived.
Humanity has rebuilt itself...and, as always...war is about to grip the earth in combat again...but this time? its time itself that is in danger. With the controversial advent of physical time travel there began to be discussions. With the population once decimated, people are now infertile and cloning is our only option.
At first it was talks about exploring...just to write the history books that had been lost after humanities self destructive world war 3. The Observers, as they are called, refuse to interfere with anything or anyone. They only wish to learn from history...and try to use what they've learned to prevent war in their own time.
But then there were those who wished to go back and heal humanity and prevent the wars. Their goal is to preserve the human genetic diversity that was lost...bring forward enough good DNA to prevent the forced inbreeding and eventual loss of fertility we suffered. With this in mind they also don't hestitate to fix anything they can. Preserve extinct species, germs, etc while trying to alter the timeline such that the Earth's natural resources are more intact.
A second faction is bent on power and greed. They have back through history and changed events from the beggining of the human record in order to bring about their own ends. They don't hestitate to destroy anything in order to plunder the riches and knowledge of the past. They don't care if they alter the past such that the future from whence they spring no longer exists. The only force keeping them in check is the 3rd faction.
The 3rd faction is the only thing standing between the other two faction's tampering. Using clandestine detective work and maybe a few high powered pistols, they try to preserve the timeline from the other faction's tampering.
The setting of the game then is Here on earth. The storyline is our history. The world is already created and so is 95% of the storyline. Costumes, art, music, architecture, foods, etc are already created. Not only could you explore this planet during any one of the major historical timelines, but you will learn and participate in actual history (crap, can education be fun!?) and deal with consequences of actions (a moral to the story? WTH).
-Participate in Napoleans battles...stop the enemy factions from interfering with the discoveries of Lewis and Clark. Etc etc.
-In order to save your experience, you must return to a module that will store your memories for your replacement clone. If you die without that storage, your between your last save and now is lost. Your items are lost (but recoverable)
-Don't go down a timeline and make choices that alters time such that you cannot return to the future!
-Get all the future gadgetry/weaponry of a futuristic setting but take it anywhere in the past - but be discreet about it. While visiting your own timeline, participate in full scale conflicts using the latest and greatest technologies.
Anyway. It seemed like a good idea at the time.
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I liked AO, it was a good game I hope in the future we'll have a "Worlds of Starcraft" MMO. I would love to see that, it has a good set up for a RvRvR war like Dark Age of Camelot, just taking over entire worlds instead of Keeps
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Me, I find space combat done best with a joystick in one hand, a thruster in another, and a keyboard in the last hand. Erm, yeah. ;-)
Where is the line between a Sci-Fi, Sci-Fantasy, Sci-shooter, and Sci-RPG MMO? Personally, I want a space game like Elite/Privateer/Wing Commander/etc., a ground arena like SWG in the Pre-CU (or, at worst, CU stage), a house or ship to show off trophies... and, honestly, a lightsaber in one hand, blaster in the other with a cool looking armor or robe. A hovering BFG remote over the shoulder is optional.
But, aye. I want to play Sci-Fi MMOs. Whole reason I tried the MMO scence occured when I was playing KOTOR I: standing on Dantoonie, I thought "hey, there are MMOs now. Wouldn't it be awesome to play something like this... only wider... and goes on for more than just a few hours? More epic? More meaningful?"
Oh, and fark the holy trinity of fantasy warfare. I like the skill systems.
Actually space sim players have a 4th arm to manage food/drinks while playing because we don't get off that much from the pilot seat
When I first heard about SWG I had hopes it would be a mix of Dark force and X-Wing vs Tie-fighter.
You can guess I was very disappointed both with the hotkey ground combat and the bad flight sim. But crafting was really great, socialization top noch and it was the only MMO who was able to bring non fighters to the genre, from crafter to entertainer.
I wish someday a studio would create a FPS ground based combat system, with a decent space sim and an economy as in Privateer 2 the darkening or Elite. A topping of pre-CU SWG crafting and entertainer system would be most welcome.
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To bad most people think that starwars is sci-fi ><.
Sci-Fi will be a harder sell, at its heart it is meant to challenge the reader , to deal with new and alien idea's , that clash with their world views. District 9 was one of the best true science fiction moves in a while , not becouse of the special effects , but it allowed us a Diffrent view of humanity, they would have not reached the same audience if it was about human refuges and how we treat fellow humans.
All of that being said, i would really enjoy a rifts mmo, and am thinking of getting a console for dust 514. At the end of the day however think we will see more fantasy mmo's with a sci-fi skin, becouse people are very comfortable with what they all ready have.
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Did I blink and miss a point in there someplace?
I did particularly enjoy the whitewash of Anarchy Online though...describing a game that lost 90% of it's customers in 3 months and never recovered most of them as "a very active subscriber base" lol. AO's launch was the defining example of "launch failure" and remains so. Most of their "innovation" didn't work for years.
Don't forget the futuristic "Imperator" that Mythic postponed indefinately....
Sci-FI could be done well in a number of ways...SWG was crippled by some very bad early decisions and abysmal management...
Tabula Rasa and Auto Assault were both stable, enjoyable and playable games that could have been saved and kept around by better/more long-term oriented operating companies.
Planetside was an awesome game, and Phantasy Star Online was great too, but I have very fond memories of Earth and Beyond. That game was never given a fair run.
However, it's not so much the Sc i-Fi setting itself that drew me in to those games, it was the fact they felt different from the cookie cutter template we've see so often in MMO's.
As a current subscriber to Champions Online it's disappointing to see that developers are not trying to push the boundaries and do something different. And having been in the beta for Star Trek Online, it is just another clone of the standard MMO template. The industry seems in desperate need of a shakeup in some areas because reskinning the same old game play is going to eventually hurt the genre.
There's more to it than them failing because people didn't like them.
MMo's suffer from alot of things, for one they aren't given enough time for the fan base to truly develop. And part of the reason they don't develop is because of the business model they use. Subscriptions suck and limit how many players you get. Another part is that they push the boundaries of system specifications most of the time. And again many would be players are left out of the loop.
I think they just need to hang around for awhile longer and change their business model a bit. This would give people time to catch up. That or develop it from the beginning with all that in mind.
I bet a dollar to a dime that if Anarchy Online could update their graphics a little they would have a ton more players that would pay for the box. And I'd be willing to bet that if SWG dropped their subscription model and only charged for the box that they would be filled to near capacity.
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I still play PS, was surprised it and Neocron didn't get much of a mention.
Only up and coming SF game I'm looking at is Infinity, looks absolutely awsome. If it has what is planned all the big devs houses will be throwing money at him to get their hands on it and the engine.
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While I don't disagree with your article, I don't totally agree either.
SWG is not a total failure. As a long time palyer, 5 years no break even throug the CU and the NGE, SWG is thriving more than it has since the PreCU.
That does not mean I agree with the production decisions that have been made with regard to SWG by LA / SOE.
SWG still has more content and playability than any of the new MMOs coming out. That includes crafting and PVP. In addition to free roaming game space on planets SWG also have space flight and PVP space combat.
I'm afraid that the new KOTOR and STO are way under developed in reality when compared to publish dates and marketing statements.
Tabula Rasa.......best damn game i ever played....NC soft should be knee capped for canceling that one. They should have made it free to play with a cash shop to support it it eventually could have overpowered WoW with little difficulty for me. Given the choice between playing EVE and Tabula Rasa id choose....EVE .....but still it'd be close.
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Originally posted by NexusTrimean
I am Saddened that Planetside Gets only a passing mention. It has been alive for nearly as long as eve, albeit not with the same number of players, It also has done a better job at remaing in peoples minds, when you meet another gamer, you dont ask them about there eve character, the world is too big for that, players to seperated for it, but they will sympathize for that knife you put in a sniper's back. and the hour long Gen Holds at the bottom of tech plants. Every fps i play gets measured against planetside, and so far, i havent found any that equal the amount of fun it delivered.
Amen to that. I have eagerly hoped for a true successor to Planetside and nothing out there has come close (hint to developers 32 v 32 or 64 v 64 is not massive). The adrenaline rush of skmming the trees with my Galaxy for a low level bd drop, gen holds, full on base assaults and defences was a blast.
I've always said that if someone would merge Eve with Planetside (and hopefully some small fighter combat in space against the huge ships) I'd never leave home again. I don't think CCP is going to that with Dust given that its console versus PC, but I suppose one can dream.
Originally posted by Baffa
I just wish they would develop Planetside 2. Planetside is still The best mmofps (or action game) ever made even if it still lacks all the basics we are used to in other games, like meaningful guild stuff, crafting etc.
And of course, why the hell did they shut down Earth and Beyond?
If they added that other stuff to a Planetside 2 it would kill it. The whole beauty of PS was being able to log in for the very first time and be competitive. Sure you couldn't do everything and you didn't have access to command stuff, but you could take a specialization and still kick some butt.
One of the biggest problems I find in the traditional mmo structure is the pointless grind because you need that next tier of gear to do the next raid to get that next tier of gear etc. Would you rather do yet another Balrog run/Plane of Fear or whatever your standard end game dungeon is in your traditional MMO for the eightieth time because you haven't had that drop yet, or your guild hasn't gotten all of their epic armour, or would you rather hop in find yourself instantly deep in the you know what and be in for a fight not caring about needing that next tier of whatever and just having fun?


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pretty awesome trip, outstanding
Thank you very much to our tour guide Mr. Osi, and the driver Julio.I don't know if I got his name right. His an asset to his company. His very knowledgeable about the history and definitely his very energetic.
excellent experience - most amazing scenery
Tour guide was very helpful interesting
Value for money - not one to usually take group tours but i was very pleasantly satisfied
great day outing
Great tour. A lot of sightseeing was packed into the day with ample time at each site. Our guide was very good. I can't remember his name but he's in his sixties and is an Israeli Air Force veteran. Caesarea and Acre were particularly good. The guide was knowledgable and we had plenty of time to explore. The Bahai Gardens are beautiful but you can only see of most of it from a viewing platform. Rosh Hanikra is impressive but it is a fairly small space for the many people who visit and you can't get the full effect unless it is nearly empty.
It was a very nice trip - a little rushed, especially at the end of the tour in Acre. This tour offers a wide variety of sites from the natural beauty of Rosh Hanikra to the historical city of Caeserea.
Itamar was an excellent tour guide. Very informative
Oh my the amphitheater and the Hippodrome all in one stop and it is still there. Pontius Pilate attended events here. So did Herod the great. Fast forward to the Crusaders and you have seen real history where it happened.
Israel is so rich in history but you only assume it's biblical - this tour offers an insight into other influences - roman, ottoman and the crusaders. The guide was very knowledgeable. The icing on the cake were the rosh hanikra grottos and you don't realise how close you are to the Lebanese border. Early start to the trip but worth it
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This was very informative trip. Our guide was excellent. Very well organized.
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Good tour!
This is a very good tour. Rosh Hanikra was an unexpected gem. The bus was excellent and the guide was very knowledgeable. Lunch which is included was very nice. The only negative is that if you are coming from Jerusalem the driver may not speak English and have any idea where to drop you off at.
This tour was long but rewarding. All 4 stops were interesting and the tour guide was informative. My only criticism was restaurant closed by tour company was unacceptable and somewhat unsanitary. Guests should have been given a choice and time frame to have a decent meal on a 13 hour tour.
Places are very interesting but guide is boring
Once the early morning round of hotels was done, with all the formalities, the trip from Tel Aviv up the coast to Akko was wonderful, each site being a great pleasure. It was a varied and interesting day and the guide was well informed and helpful. The one drawback was the evening traffic back, around Tel Aviv, making it a very long 14hour day for me by the time I was returned to Jerusalem. Organizing a rendezvous outside the Tel Aviv busy area, to allow Jerusalem and Tel Aviv patrons to be returned separately to their hotels, would improve the day a lot. Overall, a great tour.
The northern part of Israel is well worth seeing, but there were two significant problems with this tour: 1 Despite our itinerary stipulating that we be at the pick-up location at 5:50 AM, the driver did not show up until about 40 minutes later. Additionally, we had to change vehicles in Tel Aviv we originated in Jerusalem both on the way to the north and back 2 Our tour guide presented in both English and Spanish though I had booked only English and it was apparent that she was more comfortable speaking either Hebrew or Spanish than English. The real problem though was her lack of knowledge of the sights. A number of times, she put off questions, saying she would address them later. In Akko, particularly, it was frustrating, as was the omission of the prison and the synagogue from the tour.
After our shocking experience with our Ben Hareim tour to Jerasalem and Bethlem we nearly did not go on this tour although we had already paid for it! As it turned out it was quite good although we were forced into a hot and crowded and over priced restaurant for lunch.
If ratings were based on just the guides I would give every trip I took in Israel 5 stars. But when you add in the disorganization of the local operator the ratings drop. Late morning pick-ups, confusion over who was going where, a woman who comes in to the room shouting names and never introduces herself or company ; not very professional in the operations. The actual tour is wonderful.
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The tour was ok. You could remove the trip to Rosh Hanikra as there is nothing to see there.
This was very very rushed. We barely had anytime at any one place to enjoy it. This should really be split into two days.
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Maybe I should've realized that one day to see all of this would be an insane expectation but other reviews were promising.
I left from Jerusalem at 5:50am but we didn't actually start on the way to the first sight from Tel Aviv until about 8:30, since we waited around a lot for others. Our tour guide was knowledgeable but she talked way too much. And even though only 4/10 people spoke Spanish on the tour, she usually only spoke in Spanish until someone asked her to say it in English.
I prefer a tour that drops you off and lets you wander around, not one that hustles you through the sight but makes time for shopping at specific stores. This was not that.
You don't actually get a good view of the Ba'hai Gardens in this tour, or any other part of Haifa for that matter. In Acco, there is much to see but we wasted time by her talking too much at the entrance (instead of explaining in the bus) and guiding us into more stores and a horribly overpriced place for lunch.
All in all, if you're looking to "check off your list", then this is fine, but if you actually want to spend more than 5 seconds looking at something before being guided away with useless information, then I don't recommend this trip.
WORST TOUR EVER! My wife and I took this tour just recently October 2016. We did not visit the underground city at Akko and the tour was very rushed. Theinformation provided to promote this touris misleading and incorrect. I am also disappointed as this was a missed opportunity for us to have seen such a sight - had we know that this was not included in the tour we would have booked a different tour. I ask you please to remove this information as I feelit traps tourists into thetour especially when they will probably never return to the area.
The tour guide was okay, but we skipped part of the tour of the Acco tunnels because one member of the tour did not want to go underground. The pickup was 35 minutes late, and on the way back, the van broke down and it took one hour of everyone standing in the sun for another van to come. The worst thing is that there was zero communication, not about the late pickup, not about what was happening on the way to the tour when the van stopped in Tel Aviv for 45 minutes, nor what was going on when the van broke down and the ETA of the next van. There would have been a very different atmosphere if there had been communication, information, and at the very least, an apology! None of this happened. I do not recommend this tour service for anyone.
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Steinway Hall today announced a one month tour of four different Imagine Series Limited Edition pianos, highlighted by a Model D concert grand featuring the Self Portrait artwork by John Lennon. The tour, with stops in the factory-owned Steinway Piano Galleries in Paramus, NJ, Westport, CT, and Melville, NY, as well as Steinway Hall inNew York City, offers fans of John Lennon and The Beatles a chance to play these beautiful and unique instruments. Certificates will be presented to anyone participating in this event as a keepsake of the experience.
Steinway & Sons introduced the Imagine Series Limited Edition piano in the fall of 2010 to commemorate the 70th birthday of legendary musician and songwriter John Lennon. Modeled after the white Steinway grand piano that John Lennon presented toYoko Ono on her birthday in 1971, the piano was designed in conjunction with Ono and incorporates the artwork, music, lyrics and signature of John Lennon.
Steinway & Sons has seen an unprecedented level of excitement and demand for these Limited Edition instruments. With only 25 pianos to be handcrafted in each series design (four designs are currently available), these instruments are truly unique. The goal of the tour is to allow as many people as possible to see and play these pianos while they are still available. Following is the upcoming schedule for the Imagine Series Limited Edition Piano Tour:
July 26-30, 2011 – Steinway Piano Gallery of Paramus: www.steinwayshowrooms.com/news/lennonnj
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Since 2001, Claudio Sanchez — the huge-haired and highly conceptual frontman of prog-tinged emo outfit Coheed and Cambria — has devoted every moment to building an immersive science fiction storyline known as The Amory Wars. Thus far, the interplanetary narrative has spanned seven albums and a parallel series of comic books published by Sanchez's Evil Ink press. Up next will be a forthcoming feature film (Mark Wahlberg and the Leverage production company inked a development deal with Sanchez last year). The band's latest album, The Afterman: Descent, is the second half of what could be considered the baseline prequel to Sanchez's fantasy realm, but it's also chock-full of heart-on-sleeve vocal hooks and sweeping guitar leads. Though the new film surely will bring his story to whole new heights, Sanchez's hopes for the project are highly personal. Just like his albums can be approached either from the sci-fi-superfan side entrance or through the casual-fan front door, Sanchez hopes the Amory Wars movie will be just as accessible for someone seeking an exciting escape. Someone like his blue-collar father, the inspiration behind the Coheed character. "For my dad to work his ass off, come home at 5 p.m., and want to chill out and watch a movie," Sanchez says, "it would be amazing if one of those movies could be my own."
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As gamers, we're a varied bunch with differing interests when it comes to the games we play and even how we play those games. Many of us like to experience everything a game has to offer, while others prefer to just focus on certain things. Though I tend to refer to myself as a completionist, even I can admit there have been times I just didn't feel like messing with a side quest, mini-game, etc. for whatever reason. With that out of the way, please enjoy the top ten things I may never do in a video game (including some more general ones not tied to a specific game):
10. Plat a PS3 game
Ok, maybe this one is possible, but given the size of my backlog and how things have gone for me these past few years, it doesn't seem very probable. If I didn't have a ton of other games to get to, I'd have no problem putting more focus on trophies, but that unfortunately isn't the case. I've only obtained all trophies in one game, Beyond Good and Evil HD, which didn't have a plat. Also, the only other game I'm even close to 100% in is Outland, another game without a plat. Just my luck.
9. Nintendo Gallery in Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker
I would love to do this quest, and much like with #10, I probably would have when I replayed the game a few years back if not for the mountain of games I need to play. Taking pictures of every enemy and character in the game to have figurines of them created is a really cool idea, and I really do wish I could have brought myself to attempt it. As it stands though, there's just too much involved for me to take the time for it, so it's one of those things I'm holding off on until a much later date.
8. Be Good at Mario Kart
Yeah, this will never happen. The few times I've played MK8 online always went terribly, and I honestly don't think I'm capable of getting much better. It's really no different when playing Mario Kart 64 with friends either, and especially not any different when playing the original for SNES. Oh well, for some strange reason, I still enjoy the games.
7. Understand Why Anthony Can Laugh It Off When Things Go Badly For Him During a Stream
Seriously dude, it's insane! I actually worry about the day I ever start streaming because I know I'd just go into a rage during those moments. I envy you!
6. Sell My Copy of Superman 64
Because who in their right mind would do that? When you get your hands on gold, you just know.
5. Play Through an Original Copy of My Favorite Game, Chrono Trigger
I rented it as a kid but never actually played through it until a friend of mine in the eighth grade introduced me to emulators. It's that experience that helped it become my favorite game of all time, and, while I do plan on playing the DS version, I know I'll probably never get my hands on the original. Trust me, if it was cheaper online, I'd already own a copy.
4. Stop Loving the Mediocre Games I Love
I like to think I have good taste in games, but I'll admit there are several games I love more than I probably should, games like Mission Impossible for N64, Stargate for SNES, Star Wars: Shadow of the Empire, Star Wars: Jedi Power Battles, and even Phantom Menace. Some of these games may even be considered bad by most, but I love them, and that won't ever change.
3. Regret Putting Nearly 200 Hours Into One Playthrough of Xenoblade Chronicles
Never going to happen because those were some of the best hours I experienced gaming-wise last year, and the game's vastly beautiful world and soundtrack were a major part of that. Sure, the quests grew monotonous at times, but that was never something that hindered me because I was enjoying exploring the game's world far too much.
2. Dodge 200 Lightning Bolts in Final Fantasy X
I HATE this one with a passion. I tried many years back by saving my game every 20 or so dodges only to discover that saving reverts the total back to zero, which completely killed my desire to attempt it again. Fast-forward a few years, and there I am attempting it once more. I got to 15, got struck by lightning, and immediately gave up all-together. In fact, it's this section of the game that guarantees I'll never get the plat when I finally play my copy of FF X HD. Whoever came up with this quest is one of my least favorite people ever.
1. Finish my Backlog
Did I ever mention I have a large backlog? Seriously, it's insane. I have over 200 games to get to, games that range across all generations. While I hope to get through them all, I've accepted the fact that this probably won't happen. Even so, I love the fact that I'm almost always having "new" experiences and that I've been able to experience many classics for the first time. It also helps that many of the games in my backlog were picked up for pretty cheap, so I'm not too worried if some of them never get touched.


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Clippers trying to get on right track
PLAYA VISTA – Before the season began, the Clippers were optimistic about getting off to a fast start. Seven of their first nine games were at Staples Center, where they went 24-9 the previous strike-shortened season.
Additionally, the Clippers were playing two of the league's lesser teams back-to-back – Golden State and Cleveland – opponents that would help bolster their confidence going into a string of tougher games. The Clippers play host to San Antonio on Wednesday and Atlanta on Sunday, then square off against Miami and Chicago next week.
But the Clippers' plans and hopes have been dimmed by a 2-2 start that has left them searching for answers. Guard Eric Bledsoe said he thinks the Clippers have played to the level of their competition.
"We won't be up for the games we're supposed to win, but against playoff teams we bring it," Bledsoe said. "We need to come into shoot-around and practice with a focus."
Chris Paul put the losses on himself, whereas Coach Vinny Del Negro said there's enough blame to spread around.
"I'm disappointed and it starts with me, the point guard," Paul said. "I can't let us come out and start out games like that. Giving up 30-point quarters like that the past two games is always going to be tough to come back from."
Against Cleveland on Monday, the Clippers came from behind to tie the score in the first half, but couldn't overtake the Cavaliers, who pulled away for a 108-101 victory. The Cavs shot 14 of 29 from the 3-point line, taking advantage of the Clippers' 25 turnovers.
"Luckily we got 40 more to take from," Paul said. "We got to get better. I think we're going to be one of those teams that it's not gong to matter if we are home or away. We just need to play right wherever we're at. That's not going to affect us."
Del Negro pointed to the Clippers' offensive rebounding and turnovers as culprits.
"Our rebounding at the offensive end is not good and our rebounding overall," he said after Tuesday's two-hour practice. "Our turnovers, the last couple of games especially, have really hurt us. We've got to shore those areas up.
"We've got to get bodies on people and stop throwing the ball all over the place and we need a little bit more discipline with the basketball."
Blake Griffin has been dealing with a sore elbow and neck, two areas of concern for Del Negro.
Griffin suffered a burst bursa sack in his right elbow, but said after the game that it wasn't serious. He wore a white padded sleeve on his right arm in the Clippers' loss to Cleveland on Monday.
"There's no question it's irritating him a little bit," Del Negro said. "If you've got a bunch of fluid in your elbow it's going to bother you. He'll fight through it and give us what he can."
Del Negro said Griffin has dealt with issues in the elbow at various times in his career, but "this is a little worse, a little bit more swelling. He's had that for a long time, but this time it seems to be a little bit more than normal."
The coach also said Griffin hurt his neck during practice Tuesday reportedly after colliding with Ronny Turiaf.
"His neck's been stiff and he got hit a little bit in practice today," Del Negro said. "His elbow is a concern, his neck is a concern. But Blake's a tough kid. He'll fight through it and give us what he can give us."
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Join us on a two mile guided walk through the City of London on a Sunday morning. From church bells to road crossings, we'll turn an inquisitive ear to the noises that control, affect and define us. We'll tune into sounds of the past, like the birdsong that triggered a bucolic hallucination and the metallic scraping commemorated in a street name. And we'll investigate how London's soundscape is changing today as we echolocate through back alleys and round skyscrapers.
The London ear is led by Rosie Oliver. Hear Rosie introduce the walk in this 2 minute podcast.
What to expect The London Ear offers a fresh perspective on the City of London, by thinking about sound and the act of listening. Tour goers will:
explore the area between St Paul's Cathedral and Liverpool Street Station, with its ancient ways, hidden back alleys and futuristic skyscrapers.
take time to really listen to the sounds of the City.
find out about past sounds that have characterized the area, and what they mean.
hear about how London's soundscape is designed and managed, and ways that it is changing.
The walk contains stories, insights and surprises for those whose ear isn't technically trained alongside the more musically minded. Tour goers will be guided to refine their ear for the City and pay attention to what they usually filter out.
Walk starts: outside St Paul's tube station. It ends near Liverpool Street station. Aim to arrive 5-10 minutes early as we will experience 2 minutes silence at 11am.
Suitable for: adults and young people aged 16 and over.
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> When a recipe calls for a tablespoon of chicken fat, I thought it would
> need to be liquid or something - in order to mix in. Wasn't sure how to go
> about that.
> The reason the vet wanted z/d for him is that it rules out virtually
> everything. If we get him to a point that he's not having fits, we can then
> add in one item at a time to see what he can tolerate.
> And just now, as I was weeding, a VOLE JUST SAUNTERED BY A FOOT AWAY FROM
> ME, without so much as a by your leave, g'day m'am! The gall!
> Kitty
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> To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> Sent: Monday, July 05, 2010 2:18 PM
> Subject: Re: [CHAT] More pet product recall
> Kitty,
>> I don't know anybody who buys the other stuff. They just feed real food.
>> Like boiled chicken, eggs, vegetables and brown rice mixed together. Most
>> add cottage cheese or yogurt, but your boy can't have dairy (or is it just
>> milk? a lot of cats can't handle milk but can handle cheese and yogurt).
>> Calcium supplements are available, but some just add back some of the
>> water
>> from boiling an egg, or whiz the cooked eggshells in the blender until
>> they're powdered.
>> Buy chicken fat? Buy chicken. It comes with the fat. ;-)
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>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kitty" <email@example.com>
>> To: <email@example.com>
>> Sent: Monday, July 05, 2010 3:01 PM
>> Subject: Re: [CHAT] More pet product recall
>> YOu've got me interested. But where does one buy some of these
>>> ingredients like chicken fat and powdered eggshell?
>>> On the other hand...
>>> while searching for recipes I found
>>> Natural Balance L.I.D. Allergy Formula Dry Cat Food
>>> http://www.onlynaturalpet.com/products/Natural-Balance-LID-Allergy-Formula-Dry-Cat-Food/158185.aspx
>>> at less than half the price of z/d. I don't know why I
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>>> formulas. My understanding of the z/d cost is that the ingredients are
>>> highly refined, repeatedly processed to reduce allergic reaction. But I
>>> might give this a try after we go through 10# of z/d.
>>> Kitty
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>>> To: "gardenchat" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
>>> Sent: Monday, July 05, 2010 12:33 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [CHAT] More pet product recall
>>> Small market for specialty food, so they can.
>>>> The main thing with making cat food is getting enough Taurine into it.
>>>> It's
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>>>> be
>>>> quite palatable. When our poor kitten was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy,
>>>> the
>>>> vet recommended additional taurine in case he lived long enough to
>>>> benefit
>>>> from it. And if you're feeding your cats chicken, beef and liver instead
>>>> of
>>>> a vegetarian diet, chances of taurine deficiency are slim.
>>>> Your vet may have recipes available, as ours does. I asked our vet why
>>>> he
>>>> didn't suggest that first, he said that most people just want to open a
>>>> can.
>>>> Even if he doesn't have recipes available, there are dozens on line.
>>>> And remember, when I was a little girl, commercial pet food was just
>>>> becoming widely available. Before that, animals ate what their people
>>>> ate,
>>>> for the most part.
>>>> d
>>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kitty" <email@example.com>
>>>> To: <email@example.com>
>>>> Sent: Monday, July 05, 2010 1:51 PM
>>>> Subject: Re: [CHAT] More pet product recall
>>>> Not separate feeding this time. Both Seamus & Slugger will eat z/d
>>>>> canned
>>>>> and dry. I see they now also have hypoallergenic treats. No corn,
>>>>> dairy,
>>>>> or fish are the main things I need to look for. Locally z/d is $6 a
>>>>> pound. I did find a place on line that, with a discount, I can get it
>>>>> down
>>>>> to $5.53. I also found mention on message boards of the abilty to get
>>>>> coupons from Hills.
>>>>> Making their food? That's a thought; I could ask the doctor. I don't
>>>>> know
>>>>> how easy or economical that might be to ensure they get all the
>>>>> nutrients
>>>>> they need.
>>>>> I had them on Felidae Platinum for awhile and, though it seemed to
>>>>> reduce
>>>>> his fits a bit, it wasn't good enough. It has fish & egg. I'm going
>>>>> to
>>>>> have to keep an eye on Seamus while they're on z/d though. I don't
>>>>> think
>>>>> it provides any benefit against FUS.
>>>>> I just don't understand why ANY cat food has to cost that much.
>>>>> Kitty
>>>>> neIN, Zone 5
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