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According to two separate rankings, the University of South Carolina is among the best in the world and also tops with students who are making college attendance decisions. Times Higher Education, the weekly British magazine that covers news and higher education issues, has ranked USC among the top universities in the world.
The rankings are the first time that Carolina has appeared on the list, which ranks only 1 percent of the world's universities, according to the publication.
The Times Higher Education rankings are based on 13 indicators across five areas of activity: learning environment, innovation, citations, research, including research income and scholarly papers, and international outlook. USC's highest ranking was for research citations, which indicates research influence.
Specifically, the magazine cites reputation survey, staff-to-student ratio, number of doctorates award, research income from industry, citations in journals, percentage of international students, faculty and staff, and the number of scholarly papers with one or more international co-authors.
Phil Baty, editor of Times Higher Education, said these universities "push the boundaries of knowledge with research published in the world's leading journals, and they teach at both the undergraduate and doctoral level in a research-led environment." Among U.S. public universities, USC ranked 40th and was tied with the University of Georgia.
According to Parchment.com, an education credentials management company that examines the college attendance decisions of thousands of students, USC is 35th among public national universities and third among Southeastern Conference public schools for the number of students who chose to attend the institution after being accepted to multiple institutions.
The 2012 Parchment rankings identify colleges from "most likely to be chosen" to "least likely to be chosen" by the students who are given the option to attend.
The rankings are based on a sampling of more than 120,000 college acceptances from 2009 to 2011, covering a broad range of demographics in all 50 states.
Parchment.com General Manager James Pirruccello said the ranking system cannot be gamed easily by institutions. "With other ranking systems, a college can improve its rank by terminating part-time faculty or by encouraging less-qualified students to apply in order to appear more selective," Pirruccello says. "The only way to game the Parchment.com system is to take actions that make your institution more desirable to students. This ranking system aligns the interests of the colleges and the students."
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CWD spreading in Illinois
January 9, 2006
New cases found in Northern Illinois
SPRINGFIELD, IL. Sixteen additional cases of chronic wasting disease (CWD) have been detected in northern Illinois through sampling of hunter-harvested deer during the states 2005-06 deer seasons. The new cases include two deer taken by hunters in Ogle County, the first time CWD has been detected there.
The Department of Natural Resources continues intensive sampling for CWD as part of our effort to slow the spread of the disease in our wild deer herd, said Paul Shelton, manager of the IDNR Forest Wildlife Program. We appreciate the support of hunters who continue to voluntarily allow us to take tissue samples from their deer to test for the disease. The sampling, testing and surveillance is extremely important as we deal with CWD.
Chronic wasting disease was first discovered in Illinois in November 2002 and to date Illinois has detected 112 positive cases.
The disease had been confined in northern Illinois in Boone, Winnebago, McHenry and northern DeKalb until the two new cases were detected in nearby Ogle County this winter.
We were somewhat surprised to find these two cases in Ogle County because no cases had been detected there previously despite very intensive sampling, Shelton said. Weve sampled nearly 2,000 deer in Ogle County since 2003 and these are the only two cases we have found there to date. We are still awaiting the results of approximately 350 other samples from Ogle County taken this fall.
Illinois biologists have collected samples from more than 2,500 deer in seven northern Illinois counties so far during the 2005-06 firearm and archery deer seasons and from suspect animals reported to the IDNR.
Hunters in Boone, Winnebago and McHenry counties a portion of DeKalb County north of the East-West Tollway will participate in a CWD Deer Season Jan. 13-15 to help control deer densities and the spread of chronic wasting disease. Hunters with unfilled 2005 firearm, muzzleloader or archery deer permits valid for one of the open counties may use those to hunt. Hunters using unfilled permits from the 2005 firearm, muzzleloader or archery season may take deer appropriate for that permit (antlerless-only or either-sex). Special CWD season permits were also issued previously. Check stations will be manned in the four counties and successful hunters who submit samples for CWD testing will be provided with an additional permit valid for the remainder of the season.
Confirmed CWD cases by county:
Check station locations for the CWD Deer Season:
Boone County - Boone County Fairgrounds, Rt. 76 and Business Rt. 20, Belvidere.
DeKalb County - Potawatomi Woods Forest Preserve, 32199 Kirkland Rd.(one-quarter mile north of Rt. 72), Kirkland.
McHenry County - Sportsmans Choice, intersection of Routes 14 and 47, Woodstock.
Winnebago County - Rock Cut State Park, 6425 Hart Rd. (one mile east of Perryville Rd. on Hart Rd.), Loves Park.
While not thought to be contagious to humans or livestock, CWD is known to spread from animal to animal among deer and elk. The disease affects the brain of the infected animal, causing it to become emaciated, display abnormal behavior, lose coordination and eventually die.
Illinois expanded its chronic wasting disease surveillance effort in 2002 following the discovery of CWD in neighboring Wisconsin. For updated information about CWD, check the IDNR web site at: http://dnr.state.il.us/cwd. Hunters who participated in the CWD sampling can check the status of their deer at this site. Hunters who provided samples from deer that test positive are notified by the IDNR.Chris Christenson - Admin
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If you hunt in IL, you better be very concerned about this. Every place that CWD has been found up here in Northern, IL has brought on the DNR sharp shooters.
Understand this, if CWD is found near a farm you hunt, you can forget deer hunting for the next few years. The DNR is going to come in a slaughter every deer in the area.
This is what is being done in No. IL. I personally feel, if you look hard enough for CWD in any county, you are going to find it. CWD has been out west for years, you don't see their DNR killing every deer & elk that walks do you?
Now the thought is deer feeding or congregating in one area can spread the disease. So they make feeding deer illegal in IL. Baiting was already illegal in IL. The DNR comes in puts out a huge bait pile, deer walk in and they shoot them at night. Let's say one of these deer feeding has CWD. The feed is now contaminated. The DNR calls it quits for the day. Do you think the animals will stop coming to the bait because the DNR went home?
No, the deer come and feed. Every deer that feeds there may now contract CWD. The only way to totally control the CWD is kill every deer in the county. How easy will this be? It will be nearly impossible in my opinion.
If you do kill every one, will that solve the problem. For a while maybe. They already know that CWD can live in the soil for a long, long time.
Do you think if Pike county had a case of CWD that the DNR would be in there slaughtering the herd. No way, big money from the outfitters would put a stop to it.
Ogle county is one of the top producing big deer counties in the state and now the DNR has a reason to go in and clean up.
Every hunter in Northern, IL should be worried and every hunter in IL should be concerned that it is going to happen in your county.Chris Christenson - Admin
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I have 3 friends who go to Pike County each year. They pay dearly for those hunts. IMO
Chris, does the IL DNR really use the tactics you mentioned? DNR spotlighters? That's WRONG if they do.
Please keep me posted on this.Take a kid with you. Show them the Great Outdoors. Pass it on.
Yes, they do use these tactics. If landowners will not let them on the land to kill the deer they setup on surrounding land and use helicopters to drive the deer to the sharpshooters.Chris Christenson - Admin
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Welcome to IL politics at its best. They think because they have " degrees" they know it all and can do all. And if we as hunters and landowners don't put up our voices this will never stop!
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And you have a biology/wildlife management degree from where? I always laugh when I here from couch biologists on how they could better manage the wildlife in their particular area. Better yet, if you think you have the answers or credentials why don't you apply for a job with the Il DNR. If they did nothing to attempt to stop the disease the same people would be
If you feel politics are the problem, have you ran for political office? That is the nice thing about this country, you have every chance to change what you don't like about it.
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I don't claim to know it all or try to know it all. It just seems to me that they do what ever they want, and they don't talk to hunters or outdoor people. However i do work for Il and know all about the politics and how they work. It just seems to me that betters ways could found other than murder the deer herd.
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We need more "couch biologists"Originally Posted by sharpspur
I know plenty of "couch biologists" that could put together a supperior "deer management" program. I prefer to reffer to it as a Poaching Escapade though. What make's the hunters upset is the way they go about it. Instead of including the sportsman in the effort, the IL DNR has created their own private poaching escapade that goes against everything they have ever written in the regulations. This pisses ethical hunters off.
I read an artical in the Kansas City Star last week that stated that Kansas had a report of CWD. They just released this, but the CWD case is over a year old. If I remember right it was in the north central part of the state. Missouri did random checks for three years and never came up with a case.
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Diabetic hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndromeHyperglycemic hyperosmolar coma; Nonketotic hyperglycemic hyperosmolar coma (NKHHC); Hyperosmolar nonketotic coma (HONK)
Diabetic hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome (HHS) is a complication of type 2 diabetes that involves extremely high blood sugar (glucose) levels without the presence of ketones. Ketones are byproducts of fat breakdown.
Diabetic hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome is a condition of:
- Extremely high blood sugar (glucose) levels
- Extreme lack of water (dehydration)
- Decreased consciousness
The buildup of ketones in the body (ketoacidosis) may also occur. However, it is unusual and often mild.
This condition is usually seen in people with type 2 diabetes. It may occur in those who have not been diagnosed with diabetes, or in people who have not been able to control their diabetes. The condition may be brought on by:
- Infection
- Other illness such as heart attack or stroke
- Medications that lower glucose tolerance or increase fluid loss (in people who are losing or not getting enough fluid)
Normally, the kidneys try to make up for high glucose levels in the blood by allowing the extra glucose to leave the body in the urine. If you do not drink enough fluids, or you drink fluids that contain sugar, the kidneys can no longer get rid of the extra glucose. Glucose levels in the blood can become very high as a result. The blood then becomes much more concentrated than normal (hyperosmolarity).
Hyperosmolarity is a condition in which the blood has a high concentration of salt (sodium), glucose, and other substances that normally cause water to move into the bloodstream. This draws the water out of the body's other organs, including the brain. Hyperosmolarity creates a cycle of increasing blood glucose levels and dehydration.
Risk factors include:
- A stressful event such as infection, heart attack, stroke, or recent surgery
- Congestive heart failure
- Impaired thirst
- Limited access to water (especially in patients with dementia or who are bedbound)
- Older age
- Poor kidney function
- Poor management of diabetes -- not following the treatment plan as directed
- Stopping insulin or other medications that lower glucose levels
- Coma
- Confusion
- Convulsions
- Fever
- Increased thirst
- Increased urination (at the beginning of the syndrome)
- Lethargy
- Nausea
- Weakness
- Weight loss
Symptoms may get worse over a period of days or weeks.
Other symptoms that may occur with this disease:
- Dysfunctional movement
- Loss of feeling or function of muscles
- Speech impairment
Exams and Tests
The doctor or nurse will examine you and ask questions about your symptoms and medical history. The exam may show that you have:
- Extreme dehydration
- Fever higher than 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit
- Increased heart rate
- Low systolic blood pressure
Test that may be done include:
- Bloodosmolarity (concentration)
- BUN and creatinine levels
- Blood sodium level
- Ketone test
- Very high blood glucose
Evaluation for possible causes may include:
The goal of treatment is to correct the dehydration. This will improve the blood pressure, urine output, and circulation.
Fluids and potassium will be given through a vein (intravenously). High glucose levels are treated with insulin given through a vein.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Patients who develop this syndrome are often already ill. The death rate with this condition is as high as 40%.
Possible Complications
- Acute circulatory collapse (shock)
- Blood clot formation
- Brain swelling (cerebral edema)
- Increased blood acid levels (lactic acidosis)
When to Contact a Medical Professional
This condition is a medical emergency. Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you develop symptoms of diabetic hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome.
Controlling type 2 diabetes and recognizing the early signs of dehydration and infection can help prevent this condition.
Buse JB, Polonsky KS, Burant CF. Type 2 diabetes mellitus. In: Melmed S, Polonsky KS, Larsen PR, Kronenberg HM, Larsen PR, eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology. 12th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2011:chap 31.
Inzucchi SE, Sherwin RS. Type 2 diabetes. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 237.
Review Date: 6/12/2012
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WAI-ARIA Overview
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Quick links: WAI-ARIA, Primer, Authoring Practices, User Agent, FAQ
See also FAQ: What is the current status of WAI-ARIA development?
WAI-ARIA, the Accessible Rich Internet Applications Suite, defines a way to make Web content and Web applications more accessible to people with disabilities. It especially helps with dynamic content and advanced user interface controls developed with Ajax, HTML, JavaScript, and related technologies. Currently certain functionality used in Web sites is not available to some users with disabilities, especially people who rely on screen readers and people who cannot use a mouse. WAI-ARIA addresses these accessibility challenges, for example, by defining new ways for functionality to be provided to assistive technology. With WAI-ARIA, developers can make advanced Web applications accessible and usable to people with disabilities.
This page describes the problems that WAI-ARIA addresses, and introduces the WAI-ARIA suite of technical documents. Many of the terms used in this page—including Web content, user agents, and assistive technology—are described in Introduction to Web Accessibility and Essential Components of Web Accessibility. See also:
- WAI-ARIA press release: W3C Announces Roadmap for Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA)
- WAI-ARIA FAQ answers questions such as: "What happens in current and older browsers when WAI-ARIA is implemented?" and "As a Web content developer, what should I do with WAI-ARIA now?"
Making Ajax and Related Technologies Accessible
Figure 1: Tree control
Web sites are increasingly using more advanced and complex user interface controls, such as tree controls for Web site navigation like the example in Figure 1. To provide an accessible user experience to people with disabilities, assistive technologies need to be able to interact with these controls. However, the information that the assistive technologies need is not available with most current Web technologies.
Another example of an accessibility barrier is drag-and-drop functionality that is not available to users who use a keyboard only and cannot use a mouse. Even relatively simple Web sites can be difficult if they require an extensive amount of keystrokes to navigate with only a keyboard.
Many Web applications developed with Ajax (also known as AJAX), DHTML, and other technologies pose additional accessibility challenges. For example, if the content of a Web page changes in response to user actions or time- or event-based updates, that new content may not be available to some people, such as people who are blind or people with cognitive disabilities who use a screen reader.
WAI-ARIA addresses these accessibility challenges by defining how information about this functionality can be provided to assistive technology. With WAI-ARIA, an advanced Web application can be made accessible and usable to people with disabilities.
Technical Solutions
More specifically, WAI-ARIA provides a framework for adding attributes to identify features for user interaction, how they relate to each other, and their current state. WAI-ARIA describes new navigation techniques to mark regions and common Web structures as menus, primary content, secondary content, banner information, and other types of Web structures. For example, with WAI-ARIA, developers can identify regions of pages and enable keyboard users to easily move among regions, rather than having to press Tab many times.
WAI-ARIA also includes technologies to map controls, Ajax live regions, and events to accessibility application programming interfaces (APIs), including custom controls used for rich Internet applications. WAI-ARIA techniques apply to widgets such as buttons, drop-down lists, calendar functions, tree controls (for example, expandable menus), and others.
WAI-ARIA provides Web authors with the following:
- Roles to describe the type of widget presented, such as "menu," "treeitem," "slider," and "progressmeter"
- Roles to describe the structure of the Web page, such as headings, regions, and tables (grids)
- Properties to describe the state widgets are in, such as "checked" for a check box, or "haspopup" for a menu.
- Properties to define live regions of a page that are likely to get updates (such as stock quotes), as well as an interruption policy for those updates—for example, critical updates may be presented in an alert dialog box, and incidental updates occur within the page
- Properties for drag-and-drop that describe drag sources and drop targets
- A way to provide keyboard navigation for the Web objects and events, such as those mentioned above
The WAI-ARIA Documents
In-progress "Editors' Drafts" of the WAI-ARIA documents are available from the Protocols and Formats Working Group (PFWG) Public Page.
Published WAI-ARIA Working Drafts are as follows:
- WAI-ARIA technical specification, a planned W3C Recommendation Web standard, combines the two previously-published WAI-ARIA draft specifications: Roles for Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA Roles) and the States and Properties Module for Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA States and Properties). It is primarily for developers of Web browsers, assistive technologies, and other user agents; developers of Web technologies (technical specifications); and developers of accessibility evaluation tools.
- WAI-ARIA Primer, a planned W3C Working Group Note, introduces developers to the accessibility problems that WAI-ARIA is intended to solve, the fundamental concepts, and the technical approach of WAI-ARIA.
- WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices, a planned W3C Working Group Note, describes how Web content developers can develop accessible rich internet applications using WAI-ARIA. It provides detailed advice and examples directed primarily to Web application developers, yet also useful to user agent and assistive technology developers.
- WAI-ARIA User Agent Implementation Guide, a planned W3C Recommendation Web standard, describes how browsers and other user agents should support WAI-ARIA; specifically, how to expose WAI-ARIA features to platform accessibility APIs.
- WAI-ARIA Roadmap, a planned W3C Working Group Note, defines the path to make rich Web content accessible, including steps already taken, remaining future steps, and a timeline. Much of the content from previous drafts of the Roadmap has been moved to the WAI-ARIA Primer.
W3C Recommendations and Working Group Notes are briefly explained in How WAI Develops Accessibility Guidelines through the W3C Process, which also describes milestones in the W3C Process. WAI anticipates that the WAI-ARIA documents may be completed and published the first half of 2011.
Technical document format
The WAI-ARIA documents follow the W3C format for technical specifications which includes several sections at the beginning: links to different versions, editors, copyright, abstract, and status with the link to errata and the email address for comments.
Who develops WAI-ARIA
The WAI-ARIA technical documents are developed by the Protocols and Formats Working Group (PFWG), which is part of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI). For more information about the working group, see the PFWG public page.
How WAI Develops Accessibility Guidelines through the W3C Process: Milestones and Opportunities to Contribute describes formal periods for public review. Opportunities for review and comment of WAI documents are announced on the WAI home page and WAI Interest Group mailing list. An email address for sending comments is included in the "Status of this Document" section.
Opportunities for contributing to WAI-ARIA and other WAI work are introduced in Participating in WAI.


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Recently Dual Pixels has received word from Geno, the guy who delivered us the rumors, that came true, about Castlevania and the Kingdom Hearts HD collection, about Next Gen. This statement talks about the next-gen PlayStation, XBOX, and some of Nintendo's plans for upcoming E3.
New note from author: "I got this rumor about month ago and have been waiting to see if anything changed. I have not gotten any updates on this rumor yet, but please notice that this could all change from a very small percentage to quite erratically. We do not claim that this rumor will be 100% true, but we do see truth in this. So please keep in mind that in the end it will not be 100% true, but it could.
IN A NUTSHELL this could all be true right now, but all of it could change tomorrow because THATS how gaming development works. I am not in any way, shape, or form retracting my statement. The reason that I put this up is because I see truth in this, not so I can spread fake things just to get people excited."
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The link in the N4G submission is wrong.
This is the proper one
"Direct hardware Backwards Compatibility will be available by a $70 – $99 dongle that is plugged into the Omni that contains a PS3 on a chip with Cell to run games."
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I am a little disappointed if its true that Omni will be significantly less powerful than Durango. Omni should be at least comparable to Durango; even a little less powerful does not matters for me. Still, it is just a rumour so let us wait and see how it turns out actually. I should get upset so soon. :-)
So, how legit will this turn out to be.. interesting.
The PS4 (or "Omni"?) with glasses sounds plausable, considering Sony has released to versions of their 3D visor. So they will actually launch first?
Biofeedback is also interesting.
Omnicloud is interesting!
The Xbox being most powerful is a slight downer for me personally - just because I was planning on getting PS4 and not Xbox...hmm.
The new Kinect wil probably be good, for those who like that tech.
The prosjected stuff sounds WAY TO FAR FETCHED imo...
I mean, it _could_ be cool; but how will it work? Do you have to have an entire gaming room? Will you have to stand/turn around, or can the image be rotated around you? (I hope it can).
Flashy and fancy, useful?
Either Way, Wii U is going to S T R U G G L E... :)
I'm intrigued!
If this is all true, or even partially so, the wiiu has the most support, the cheapest console(also the least complicated) and the best 3rd party relations.
How does that say wiiu will "struggle"? It looks to me to have the absolute best set up. You have to be being sarcastic or reading something different than me...
The 360 degree projector idea was been thrown around a few times already, the problem is it will just never work well, unless you live in an Apple store :)
Most people have far too many dark objects and clutter in the room, you just can't see anything projected on something much darker than light beige.
@ronin4life (and disagrees)
I can see that it might seem a bit immature to write it like that, sorry.
I am sure it will sell well for some years.
What i meant is that considering it is on par with or weaker than the PS3/360, the Wii U will struggle with graphics, and all multiplat games will have to be graphically reduced in quality on the Wii U, which is unfortunate.
Though I am excited to see which 3rd party titles exclusive to the Wii U we will se over the Wii U's lifetime!
I think the Wii U and the tablet can deliver some great experiences, but for me personally I am more intrigued by the other systems possibilities.
Yeah this guy clearly is a PLAYSTATION hater.
What the point on making a nexbox 2 or 4 times better then the PS4 (that is obviously using dx11or more advanced teach already and it makes it hard to beat) if most if not all multip. Games will look the sames just like last gen and this gen devs will try to match the less powerful consol, sadly is always this way. Ps2 stop devs from using the true xbox power and xbox360 stop devs from using true PS3 power.
If anything the difference will be small like always or they may even have a clone teach this time.
I hope some of the games rumors are real but going this by most of it is fake and I could have also made this out by all the rumors I know and most of you know.
SIREN next gen will be nice.
AND I'm The only one who want a next gen extermination game? The ip is owned by SONY and it will be a amazing good next gen game if is made right.
Ninja Theory having Onimusha is a very bad thing...
PSOmni sounds odd... But could be interesting.
Not a fan of Kinect, but we will see how they do.
DW8 better be on the other systems as well!
Again, Capcom will not make a Monster Hunter for Sony... WTF?
I figured Slant Six would get another shot with the games.
No mention of vsXIII... But I am interested to see what becomes of Agni...
Interesting way to do the SSB Beta if they do it...
Soul Calibur V with more content could be a good thing...
EA with more new IP's... Interested to see them!
Bungie's new game sounds... Odd...
All in all, I am nervous about a new gen. As dev costs rise, smaller games will not be as abundant.
But if this stuff is true... It could be a very interesting E3
Onimusha+ ninja theory Noooo for the love of god please ive been waiting for ever i even wanted an hd version of warlords why would capcom do something like this.
mocat to nickle and dime you 99 cents per stronger sword + costume
I don't like that Ninja Theory is getting Onimusha but I said that was gonna happen months ago.
I dont want Ninja Theory touching Onimusha. Why have a western dev do a heavenly japanese story game. They will ruin it then talk shit about the original. I know if DMC sells good i bet they get the great light for it.
So overall that was an interesting read.
MS is going to be the big risk taker next gen like the PS3. The PS4/Omni will have the head start and cheaper model and assume more of the 360's role this gen and the Wii U will have Nintendo's publishing incentives.
Im interested to see the whole Omni initiative from both MS and Sony. The 360 display thing from MS might prove difficult. I mean in my room every wall is covered with closets said for one wall with a window.
Didnt really get how the Omniviewer works, but i figured its more of a wearable goggle?
Interesting ventures all around.
I have an MS insider on my site. Be ready for a screen in the controller like the Wii U has, and also the analog sticks will rumble in the new Durango controller.
I've post all this before, and nobody but a few believed. The closer we get, more and more info comes out, and paints my insider, like always... 100% correct. :)
Everything sounds interesting. Omni, Durango...
oh, and Durango will be rocking 8 gigs of memory as well.
Info taken from other sources, much of it is not true.
if this is true 2013 and 2014 sounds like a great year for all 3 of them
Very good read and this has gotten me very excited on whats to come in the future.
The whole Nintendo looking to publish and finance games through 3rd parties for exclusives is really the smart route (IMO). You don't need to have costs of a 1st party studio and you get all the benefits of a great game. I don't know why Sony/MS don't go the same route. Especially for games that were cancelled.
The new Sony system sounds bad a** hopefully what they said is true especially about turning any TV into an IMAX experience. The new xbox sounds awesome too but I'm skeptical about having games on all four walls in a house, what if you have a living room with walls cluttered with family photos, posters, plants or anything else? Maybe I'm mis-reading it.
"Crystal Dynamics plans to resurrect the Legacy of Kain"
Holy crap I didn't even see that part about Legacy of Kain.
next gen looks very promising right now for nintendo and sony i really hope to see if all of this is true at E3 and get a wii u before that supposed smash bros beta starts
Indeed, next E3 will be the one to be pumped for!
I will buy a Next Gen Xbox on day one, If another Project Gotham Racing game is to be release with it.
Everything sounds interesting.
PS3 backwards compatibility for $99? A Cell system on a chip? That's f'ing insane. I'm down!
$399 to $499 is good, and I'm really interested in the Omni Viewer since that tech was demoed a few years ago and really does trick you into thinking your screen is 3D.
The interesting part is that Sony and Microsoft are switching roles this time around. Sony will have the cheaper, less powerful system launching early, while Microsoft will have the more expensive, more powerful system launching later.
I hope its wireless. I would hate to be playing and have something pop out at me and I fall back, out of my chair pulling my system with me.
Trophies and achievements need to be compatible with next Gen right out of the gate.
I really want to what the each system look like before jumping for joy for best gen and the games to come.
Haha, that would be so sad, having a big wire dangling in front of your face!
I think the next gen of games is going to look pretty similar to what we have now, just crisper and smoother.
Doesn't mean ps4 won't have the best looking games. Ps3 is not miles ahead of 360 but sony dev push hardware to the limit!
I expect the same for Playstation Omni or PSo.
But truely I hope to see gotham city next gen.
"This service will not only cloud stream PS1, PS2 and select PS3 games to Playstation Certified devices but will also allow every digital and retail purchase to have access to a copy on the cloud."
If this is true I will be so f***ing happy.
Omni stream does sound amazing, imagine playing killzone 4 or battlefield 4 on vita? I would mess my pants!
in Naughty Dog, Santa Monica, Media Molcule(for making the best looking platformer LBP) Sucker Punch and Polyphony we trust
The Omni sounds different. Not sure if I'd use the omniviewer or not. But I'm glad it wont be super expensive like the PS3 was starting out. And the release games seem really awesome. It'll be a good launch for them I can tell. I don't think they should do the whole biofeedback thing with the controller. It seems pretty cool but I don't think it'll be used enough to justify a higher price.
Nintendo sounds like they are gonna have a ton of first party games and third party exclusives nxt year which is great to hear.
The new Xbox probably sounds the worst out of all of them to me. It sounds like they are gonna rush out the console which will probably mean it'll have problems and then they're charging a really steep price for it. And the livewall sounds like a cheap gimmick to me. I also hope there's a version that doesn't have Kinect2 bundled because I have absolutely no use for it. The "known first party games" sound pretty boring too TBH but that probably wouldn't be all of them...
E3s gonna be exciting though.
Continuing down the list, many many games were listed for wiiu and omni but not NextBox.
Just as wii was too weak for MP titles, NextBox may be to strong and or complicated.
The scary thing is, even though this us all rumor it seems so likely... and in my opinion long term awful for sony and Ms...
earlier the author said ms didn't release everything to the devs 'yet' so that may be the delay
But does that sound much better? To me, having problems with your own system isn't the best way to attract support.
Devs won't want to have to deal with such things when they can just release on the consoles they are already focused on and move on to something else.
You make a good point...I guess we have to wait to see what will happen...
the only game that i might looking forward to on the next xbox is fable 4 since i am fan of the series but since fable 3 sucked and journey looks like crap i don't have much faith but hopefully that peter molyneux is no longer with lion head the fable franchise can be good again
do you know what the biofeedback controller is?
Um, ya. What's not to get about it? Do you really think devs are gonna put in the time in to bother implementing it into games though? Plus it's very dependent with what type of game you play.
I mean, it'll be cool with certain stuff, but I really can't see a lot of people using it. And it'll just be another added price...
I don't think it would be an added price if its built into the controller. Sony has been researching the technology for a while and I think it would be cool for a game to interact to you. To me an extra cost would be adding something that is not needed and wouldn't make a difference in the long run. such as the six Axis. The implied thought was there but the tech wasn't needed in the long run. I think this biofeedback could return to positive for Sony, similar to the force feedback buttons that everyone uses now.
I think with scary games like dead space they will throw a lot of creeps at you when the biofeedback is to low ( You are bored then:P)
It is the next evolution of force feedback.
New Gen Siren!!!!!!
I know man i am so excited for that. A Siren game with highly detailed graphics will be horrifying and beautiful. I am also very excited about Kojima saying that he wants someone to make a new Silent Hill game with his new Fox Engine. Hopefully key members from Team Silent come back so they can make a great game. It needs to come back to Japanese developers because the western ones fucked it up
Baffling read. "This can turn any TV into a 3D TV" really? don't think sony would want that somehow. Omni sounds interesting, big time. 720 didn't. Although I crave POWERRR and "Compared to Wii U, it is better, but not the biggest leap in the world" didn't make my testicles bulge.....lets wait n see.
Still suffering from the auld blue balls, ah?
This is going to get weird next gen! Can't wait to see how all this works. I know I'd rather have the Playstation Omniview thing unless Microsoft figures a way to project the great image on walls with all kinds of crap and doors? It's really confusing as hell honestly. Can't wait for E3!
If Sony keeps the price lower the the nextbox, and keeps PSN free, I see a new winner in the console war next Gen.
Complete BS, most of this info was already known and is based on already obsolete leaks from old concepts from 2010 about the next Xbox (already debunked that Kinect is build-in, it will still be separate but comes with the console). Sony's Next console speculations are utterly nonsense...nobody knows.
Agreed. Just think about it, some how magically this guy gets leaked content from every developer across the world? To top it off he also has all the down low on all the next-gen consoles...Down to their manufacturing process? Then their retail prices?
Yeah, this guy is just feeding into what people want to hear.
While, yes some rumors do become true. Its typically the small tidbits that turn out to be real. Not this massive write-up.
I still cant get over how ridiculous the supposed PS4 part was. Dont believe any of that for a second.
The only two consoles i am excited for are:
the next PlayStation console and Valve's first console. If the next generation Xbox charges to play online, then i will pass it.
This is as close to understanding Microsofts wall projection plans for the next Xbox that I can somewhat understand.
So the PS4 will be half as powerful as the 720.
I best dig up my old XBL password.
cant imagine that
It is what the article says, it is therefore the exact truth, my friend.
That read was pretty mind blowing if it is true lmao
Thats way too in depth to be far from the truth.. I kinda believe this to a degree.. If omni is weaker than nxbox by that much, ill be shocked.. It makes sense to keep the costs down while MS tries to lock ppl into gold accounts eventually charging 3x what omni costs.. Wall projection games are cool for casuals but ar/vr 3d glasses seem like it will immerse u into the games far beyond motion controls OMNISLASH!!
fake, ps4 only 2 or 3 times more powerful than Wii U? stupid
Not stupid, cost-effective. Do you really think Sony wants to lose more money?
Not sure if any of this is truth so it will be really interesting the next few months when actual news of next gen consoles begin to surface.
It looks like Sony is kinda going back to their roots by releasing a 'powerful but not AS powerful' system which is hopefully easy to develop for. The price is pretty cheap considering those Omniview headsets are like $600 right now. What really interests me is the Omnicloud service aka.Gaikai that they will implement. If it works like we all hope it does that may be the deal breaker for many. The ability to do all that this article suggests is massive. Also nice touch for an add-on that will solve all those 'backward compatibility' issues that many were wondering.
I kinda get if Omni will be weaker than Nextbox cause if Microsoft is using a new Kinect built in they will need all the horsepower to make that wall projection work, whereas for the Omniviewer it may not be as neccessary to have a lot of power.
Like i said it will get very interesting for sure.
Even though it's a rumor article. It's been a long while since i've read a good gaming related article on N4G.
The whole thing is fake, Dualpixels is a site known for making up BS and half the info in the article contradicts everything we know about both consoles.
The constant repetition of the word Omni should have given it away kind of like how a child likes to over use a word he/she really likes or made up.
Leaks never have this much detail, but it also proves that half of you guys on top are either children or have the minds of a 10 year old kid.
Not true. It is known of having a certain audience oh haters who like to believe that. Castlevania and Kingdom Hearts HD remix...
backward compatibility through cloud, i would rather it built in, say in a deluxe model or something


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Linux for the GNU South — it's coming up so attend if you can.
Make no mistake: There's a lot out there to write about, obviously — The OpenOffice.org handoff to Apache, the trials and tribulations of desktop environments and their continual dumbing-down for the dumbest of us, and other stuff. I'll get to that later, as well as those in Santa Cruz getting a treat later this month with networking professor Rick Graziani from Cabrillo College taking time from the surf — the real surf, with a surfboard as opposed to a motherboard — to explain IPv6 to us.
I still have a few scripts and assorted code, with the Python book close at hand, which will someday be a Facebook app called "Lifeville" — it tells you that you're spending too much time on the computer, gives you two minutes to save what you're doing, signs you out of Facebook and then a minute later (just in case you forgot something) shuts down your computer — but not before giving you a message: "Do you use your powers for good or for awesome?" That last quote comes from Fedora Ambassador mentor and all-around good guy, the soon-to-be Rev. Scott Williams.
So despite the weather being quite screwy — even here, at least until today — if you look out your window and see it's a nice day and the only thing you're doing right now is reading this blog or being involved in some other frivilous digital endeavor (wait, let me rephrase that . . . .), shut down your computer and get outside.
I'll make you a deal: If you are lucky enough to have a nice day and you have the time to go outside, I promise to blog later on regaring the items above. I'd do it now, but the day here is too nice.
(Larry Cafiero is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation. He is also one of the founders of the Lindependence Project.)
June 7, 2011 at 11:13 am
Good blog Free Software Guy, very good.
Went out and played with the plants in the front yard.
Went to the backyard and attended to the garden.
Ripping out the walls in the bathroom, waiting for
the shower pan to be delivered. I get to spend time
outside taking the pieces of wall to the dumpster.
High 90s here today w/20-30 mph breeze. Nice.
Windows are open and the fans are turning.
Computers? Not as a lifestyle, eh?
We all should be doing something with dirt. Plant
a tomato. You apartment dwellers can get one of
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On December 2nd, Fight Scene returns with not only one of the biggest domestic clashes this year in Barnes Vs Edwards, but also a 4-man winner takes all Amateur 77kg tournament.
One of the names in the hat is Tim Menzies, who with a record of 4-1, has torn through his recent opponents. His last two fights in the Fight Scene cage have lasted, in total, less that 2 minutes, with both opponents going to sleep, one by KO and one by guillotine choke!
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It seems to work fine for me. What do you mean by "jumbled up?"
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This may be the best time in more than a decade to buy a new pickup truck.
In past introductory years, dealers got full list price or at least close to it. This year the tables are turned. Dealers are eager to deal, and manufacturers are supporting them with significant incentives.
Pickup trucks are essential in our industry, so we will examine the new ones on the market. First, we look at the Dodge Ram 1500, whose unique features are ride and storage, and then the Ford F-150.
The smallest Ram engine is the 3.7-liter (226 cu. in.) V-6 with a chain-driven, single overhead camshaft (SOHC) driving two valves per cylinder. It puts out 210 hp and 235 lb-ft of torque, enough for many operations, but not four-wheel drive. Fuel economy is estimated at 14 mpg city/20 mpg highway.
Dodge expects the most popular seller to be the SOHC 4.7-liter (287 cu in) V-8. Just a few years ago, 250 hp was high power in a pickup, but this engine cranks out 310 hp and 330 lb-ft. That's more than adequate for four-wheel drive in off-road operations and all but the most demanding service.
If you do lots of off-road driving, carry a full crew, haul and tow lots of equipment, and operate in hilly terrain, consider the 390 hp "Hemi," with 407 lb-ft. Surprisingly, this 5.7 liter (345 cu. in.) engine delivers an estimated 14 mpg city/20 mpg highway, the same as the V-6, in two-wheel drive. The pushrod Hemi (for hemispherical combustion chambers) gives this half-ton pickup payload capacities up to 1690 pounds and the ability to tow trailers exceeding 8500 pounds.
Tailgate height is just under 35 inches. With 20 inches for pickup body height, lift-over height when loading from the side is 4 feet 7 inches. Comfort and storage are are the really new features. The crew cab has a significantly larger rear door, with equal interior space. And with the rear seats folded up, there's almost 64 cubic feet of inside storage behind the front row.
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My husband and I recently spent 2 nights at the Tarrytown Estate. Can't begin to tell you how impressed we were! Definitely exceeded our expectations! What a beautiful property. Secluded, yet close enough to many area attractions. The grounds are absolutely breathtaking. Very well maintained. Lots of amenities....can't possibly get bored! Mansions right on the property. We loved reading the "markers", which are placed outside each building, explaining the history. Such interesting information. Makes you want to go back in time! The entire staff is very efficient and friendly. You can tell they all take great pride in their work.
Joe Santore, the General Manager, takes time out of his busy schedule to personally greet his guests. He offers such a warm welcome. You can tell he truly cares about making you feel right at home! The "1964 Getaway Package" is a great deal. We actually booked it for both nights! The breakfast buffet served in the Biddle Mansion dining room is unbelievable....anything you would possibly want! And we loved being able to look out at the beautiful landscaping as we enjoyed our breakfast. Really loved the pub-like atmosphere in Cellar 49. We had dinner there both nights since this was part of the package. Food was excellent. The waiters were friendly and provided great service. Having booked the '64 package, we had no idea what type of accommodations we would be given. Needless to say, we were very pleased with our room....it was somewhat spacious and very clean. The furniture looked fairly new. Overall, we loved this place! It's the perfect getaway.....so peaceful and relaxing........just what we both needed! We thank Joe and his entire staff for making us feel so special! Can't wait to go back, hopefully in October. We highly recommend this hotel.


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Hey, fancy seeing you here! Great seeing you start up Ras al-Khaimah! I've been doing some work in Jakarta and (soon) in Palangka Raya. But it's mostly just been all from an English-speaking perspective. We've got internationalization support, but for now it's just in the UI - not the page content (e.g. pages can't be in two languages). I figure we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. Let me know if you need help with anything! Also, we've got a pan-LocalWiki discussion list going over here if you're interested. --philip


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British film director Tony Scott, known for such Hollywood blockbusters as "Top Gun," "Days of Thunder," "Beverly Hills Cop II" and "The Taking of Pelham 123," jumped to his death Sunday from the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro, according to Los Angeles County coroner's officials.
Scott, 68, climbed a fence on the south side of the bridge's apex and leapt off "without hesitation" around 12:30 p.m., according to the Coroner's Department and port police.
A suicide note was found inside Scott's black Toyota Prius, which was parked on one of the eastbound lanes of the bridge, said U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Jennifer Osburn.
Born June 21, 1944, in North Shields, England, Anthony David Scott was the younger brother of prominent Hollywood producer Ridley Scott. He starred in his brother's first movie, "Boy and Bicycle," in 1960.
Scott, an avid mountain climber, graduated from the Royal College of Art in London. He directed television commercials before his debut film, "The Hunger" starring pop singer David Bowie, was released in 1983.
Scott broke into Hollywood royalty three years later when he directed Tom Cruise in "Top Gun," one of the highest-grossing films of 1986.
The pair worked together again four years later on the hit "Days of Thunder," which also featured Scott's third and current wife, actress Donna Scott. The couple have twin boys.
Known for his trademark red baseball cap, Scott also directed "Beverly Hills Cop II," starring Eddie Murphy, "Enemy of the State," starring Will Smith and Gene Hackman, and "The Taking of Pelham 123," starring Denzel Washington and John Travolta.
Scott, a Beverly Hills resident, also directed "The Last Boy Scout," starring Bruce Willis, "Crimson Tide," starring Washington and Hackman, and "True Romance," written by Quentin Tarantino.
Scott and his older brother were co-producers on the CBS dramas "NUMB3RS" and "The Good Wife." The pair recently wrapped "Coma," a four-hour, two-night medical thriller starring Ellen Burstyn set for release next month on A&E.
Tony Scott was married to Gerry Scott from 1967 to 1974 and to Glynis Sanders 1986 to 1987 before he married his current wife in 1994.
Authorities did not release the contents of the suicide note, so it was unknown why Scott leapt to his death from the bridge where many others also have committed suicide.
Erected in 1963, the 6,060-foot bridge links San Pedro with Terminal Island and rises 185 feet at its highest point above the Main Channel of Los Angeles Harbor.
Officers with port police, the Los Angeles Police Department and California Highway Patrol joined city firefighters and the Coast Guard in searching the water for Scott's body after eyewitnesses saw him jump from the bridge.
Cargo vessels moved at slow speeds through the east side of the Main Channel during the search, said Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman Brian Humphrey.
"It's a dolorous task and we're working to treat the deceased with the utmost dignity and respect," Humphrey said during the investigation.
Authorities used sonar equipment to track Scott in the port's murky waters and his body was recovered by a dive team around 4:30 p.m., port police Sgt. Michael Alva said. His body was taken to a dock in Wilmington and turned over to the county coroner.
One lane of the eastbound side of the bridge was closed to traffic during the investigation.
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By virtue of the authority vested in the President and pursuant to Executive Order No. 10355 of May 26, 1952, it is ordered as follows:
The Executive Order of December 16, 1882, withdrawing from settlement or sale and setting apart the following described tract of country in Arizona for the use and occupancy of the Moqui and such other Indians as the Secretary of the Interior might see fit to settle therein, is hereby revoked:
Beginning on the one hundred and tenth degree of longitude west of Greenwich, at a point 36°30' north thence due west to the one hundred and eleventh degree of longitude west; thence due south to a point of longitude 35°30' north; thence due east to the one hundred and tenth degree of longitude west; thence due north to place of beginning.
The lands were declared by the act of July 22, 1958 (72 Stat. 402), to be held by the United States in trust for the Hopi Indians and such other Indians, if any, as theretofore had been settled thereon by the Secretary of the Interior pursuant to the Executive Order of December 16, 1882.
This order, therefore, has no effect upon the lands involved in the wihdrawal of December 16, 1882, other than as an administrative measure to clear the records of such withdrawal.
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Those "other things" occupying Metallica's time lately include their 3-D movie Through The Never, which will be arriving in theaters this fall. The band just wrapped up a series of shows in South Africa on Saturday.
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USC School of Medicine students gathered at The Zone at Williams-Brice Stadium at noon Thursday to learn where they will live and work after graduation -- and the type of doctors they will become.
Match Day –the third Thursday of March -- is the day thousands of medical students around the country find out simultaneously where they will begin their careers as doctors along with the specialty they will practice.
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Of USC's 80 graduating medical students, nine will practice family medicine, 23 will pursue internal medicine and 10 will enter pediatrics residencies. Seventy-five students participated in Thursday's match; five were pre-matched through the military. Thirty-two of the 80 will remain in South Carolina.
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aight......... i guess since peeps are gunna give tips ....... might as well post
let the critisism fly! haha
-peace- thanks
aight......... i guess since peeps are gunna give tips ....... might as well post
let the critisism fly! haha
-peace- thanks
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It looks pretty nice and would be sweet w/ color
but I can't tell what it says...
FSH that is dope, i wish i could do that. Im gonna try 2morow and ill post what i do. No laughing.
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yo thanks............. i belive this is the first time i have gotten positive feedback....... haha. well ill do another one today and post up in like maybe 2 hours(with color) . curacau....... no worrys i wont laugh, cuz i know its sucks being laughed at.....haha.......... let the newbie tell yea. o well
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fsh, thats ok, but make the light part get lighter and lighter as it gets closer to the dark part, then have the darkest ling on the other side of the lightest line, hope you can make sence out of that
well here it is ............. kinda didnt take my time so i geuss it didnt turn oyut as good but i dunno.......... ill let u decide
ill try and post more
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yo PhAiS......... thanks man ill try it out........ shouldent that make the 3d effect even more if the lightest line is where the dark and light meet? well thanks...appreceate it
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Im assuming the best way to learn would be just to grab a book sit your ass down,practice copying pics,learning lettering and how things flow,eventually develop your own style once you get a decent grasp of it ??/ ...
you mean like, biting?
advice to all you newbie/"toys" i dont even want to call you toys. first off you suck until someone tells you you're not. also, when you pick a name, start with something like 4 to 5 letter, its not as toy. and itll make you work a lot harder. when you get really good you can try 3. and you're first name usally doesnt last. either you're second and probably not your third, either. the only way you get better is to practice. i mean practice. have a least 2 blackbooks going so if you lose one you have the other one near by. if you can find a crew, and not a crew of newbies/toys, and someone experienced. he'll teach you more than a book or video ever will. also never and i mean never buy krylon! itll be a waste of money and a good wall. last and most important, you suck!!!! until someone tells you otherwise!
and to everyone else out there, noone, and i mean noone can say that they picked up a can and had a bomb ass piece or even a throw up the first time. and if you say that you're lying.
Rape is just a state of mind.
I meet Mpulse and Fuse!!!! *giggles*
haha...that shit was great tony....
Some people spend more time on here than actually doing any art or art related things. Not pointing the finger. And dont say i am one because i spend most of my evenings trying to improve my style and lettering.
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Do you suggest to work one one style when you first start out So you are able to compleatly mimic a piece ,then move on to something else or learn a little bit from each piece?
you dont know what our personal life is like.....
how would you know? just becasue people have alot of posts dosnt mean that they dont paint.....
word my homie kay said it man i mean im fuckin numbah up person with ups in my city and have been and will be i just flew back into FL after a 2 week fr8 painting and bombing spree in texas and i sitll managered to post every day
Ive never understood why there's always So much hate against Newbies..In every scene ive come across there's always elitist pricks Who love to terroize newbies Now Veteran im not accusing You of that But im just curious though? I mean if No one new every gets into it How well Graff survive?
very moving...Originally posted by Tony@Sep 21 2004, 02:25 AM
*cough* http://bombingscience.com/graffitiforum/in...46&hl=espo&st=0 *cough*
Hit a honey from the back and crumpled up her scrunchy. x
I suppose thats true....
So in ur opinion Fuck every one else,just teach your self instead of bugging people to learn ?>
thats real. all u kids are so immature u cant even shut up when u have nothing to say. if somones toy, who gives a fuck...so what..at one point we were all toy...whats so bad about being toy, its the people that care so much that have nothing else to worry about cuz they have no life. and sorry for beefin when im completely against it on the internet.....but coo.....''white kids shouldnt be doin graff'' .be quiet dont imberess ur self man...u'll lose all respect. white writers that started the graffiti sceene...to name a few....Originally posted by Kayone707@Sep 6 2004, 10:11 PM
.........if i only had the power to mod this topic only.....just this one...i swear it will make BS better.....im willin 2 help these kids...and all of you who posted stupid random comments obviousley dont care...but i do...so please.. no beef and dumb comments
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