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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 24th Apr 2009 23:44 UTC, submitted by google_ninja
It's something lots of people here on OSNews have been waiting for. It's something we've talked about, something we've theorised about, and something we've declared as the future for Windows' backwards compatibility - and now it's here, and official. Over a month ago, Microsoft bloggers Rafael Rivera and Paul Thurrott have been briefed by Microsoft on a technology for Windows 7 called Windows XP Mode. Available as a free download for Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate users, it's a fully integrated and licensed copy of Windows XP SP3 in a VirtualPC-based environment, with full "coherence" support. In other words, it's Microsoft's variant of Apple's Classic environment, and it's coming to Windows 7, for free. Near-instant update: The Windows 7 RC will indeed be available publicly on May 5. TechNet/MSDN will get it April 30.
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It still requires an XP license as well as the overhead (at least in memory usage) of running an entire extra OS so it does not really replace the Wine project.
VirtualBox does appear to support separate windows. It calls the feature "seamless mode" which has had support for Windows, Linux, and Solaris guests since v1.6.
by AnyoneEB on Sat 25th Apr 2009 07:35 in reply to "RE[2]: XPM"
Yes, XPM includes an XP license. I meant you need a Windows license for running Windows apps on Linux via virtualization as opposed to Wine which does not require a Windows license (although I believe it works better with some Windows DLLs, so unless/until those are reimplemented, a Windows license helps for Wine). Of course, at the moment, Wine is not an option for some apps.

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There's no doubt Manuel talked to Martinez after the 20-year-old rookie gazed at his pop-up, and only failed to run after it was dropped by the catcher.
I'm thinking more should have been made of it, and a mold would have been set had Manuel pulled Martinez from the game with the warning if it ever happens again he'll go to the minor leagues. If such a reprimand scars Martinez, then doesn't it show he's not mentally tough enough?
I throw this out there because Martinez was warned two years ago by Tony Bernazard when he wasn't running out ground balls. Maybe Martinez had a brain cramp, maybe he was upset because he isn't hitting, but it doesn't really matter.
They tell you in Little League that when you hit the ball you run hard, and don't stop running until the play is over. And, you'll know when the play is over.
Lastings Milledge never got it and the Mets gave up on him. Don't you think if Milledge's attitude was better he's still be here? But, Milledge didn't give the Mets hope he'd change.
And, Jose Reyes? Well, they've already lost him. The Mets have coddled Reyes to the point where discipline won't help. There are too many times when Reyes fails to run hard, or loses focus and muffs a play in the field, or give away an at-bat.
What, all of a sudden they are going to clamp down on him? Don't think so.
Martinez is a different story. By all accounts he's a good kid with a load of talent. No ceiling, the scouts say. Now is the time to put a harness on Martinez.
I just wonder if Manuel missed an opportunity last night.


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|2013-01-02, 12:50
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yep finnaly out so "end of spoiler tags" yey ^^
Well the bus driver knows that tsukune is human.. he even helped tsukunes cousin...and drove tsukune back to human world...and even drove everyone back to school.... from under tsukunes house... so tsukunes mom and dad was there for him to see.... but its interesting to learn what kind of beign is he
mabye he can read the future somewhat or see peoples potential... since I guess most humans "had delicious blood" XD
but I wonder if another human could pull mokas rosary down... since it was mentioned that the only ones that can pull it off are those who have no ill intent towards the sealed person.... maybe Akasha put the seal in such way that "only" a human can do it... which would kinda prove that the coexistence is possible... since a "human" pulled it off...an enemy of ayashi... and to pull it off that human must not have any hate or ill intent in heart
anyway I would be glad if Akasha got out of allucard and met tsukune in person...to solve his problem a litle bit...and give green light to her daughter for marriage XD... still I wonder if akasha even ages inside alucard... since after 170years she still looks the same as 8years back xD
so it would be quite fun to see that akasha's look in age is similar to her own daughter now... and it would be a total killer if Akasha herself somehow started to get interested in Tsukune xD (well tsukune sure has a affection towards outside moka that looks identical to akasha)... ehh I would love to see mokas face expression if she hears her mom saying that she starts to get interested in tsukune herself xD
well for now we need to get back to reality I guess.... hmm I wonder if tsukune will fight with gyokuro... or will he get attacked or distracted by the samurai mask guy first (the one who collapsed the room to crush yukari and fonfon)... to let akasha run away with the talisman
so well another month of waiting I guess... but I suspect more crying and yelling tsukunes name from moka.... the increase happens each time tsukunes transformation goesa litle further...
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^ Personally, I hope she will actually do something, rather then cry and shout Tsukune's name.
While her emotional state, is quite understandable, it won't help Tsukune, in his current situation.
As for Tsukune's fight with Gyokuro, I think that someone else from the "good guys" group will interfere in that fight, while Tohou Fuhai, are someone else, will be working on suppressing the effect that is currently spreading within Tsukune, ... similarly to how Tsukune was prevented from degenerating into a Ghoul, in the first Season.
After all I think that Tsukune's body hadn't fully adapted to the combined power of Alucard's and Akasha's blood... yet, which is the reason, why the current situation is so dangerous to him.
He will either get a new seal, or the Holy Lock is going to be modified and repaired by Tohou Fuhai, so that it would be more accustomed to the blood that flows within Tsukune's veins.
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|2013-01-02, 13:42
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He's lucky that he's surviving this long under the circumstances. If not for the Modification he went under, he'd succumbed when the others first transformed.
But, I can't tell if Gyokuro will undo her limiters and reverse-trounce Tsukune or if he'll pour everything into a huge offensive to beat her right off the bat. I do think that she'll reverse it on him though.
C'mon Akasha, your loyal fanboys await your glorious return...
|2013-01-02, 13:56
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I think he is also going to a undergo a "lucky" resolution of the issue, that he currently faces, and avoid the "bad option" that Gyokuro speaks of.
The question is, how it's going to be done, and what it will mean, on the matter of, Tsukune's future developments...
|2013-01-02, 14:29
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Chris38@I think we have to think about Akasha if she go through the same thing the first time(granter she is a vampire) this mean there is a way to take full controll of this power.
Now the question is how?
The only thing that come to my mind is *willpower* and face his own demon.
And hope that Moka try something next ch.(again never thought to see her like this the first time that we saw Inner Moka).
Also the author make sure to show us that was his wish to save Moka/thought of Moka to make him become that black thing the first time ....so I hope she will have some role in help him this time.
|2013-01-02, 15:37
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Johnny@ I don't count them out ,I say only her because...
1 She is the only one close to him at the moment.
2She was the trigger to this berseker form the first time during the Human modification ritual.
3 The other have their own problem at the moment(from what i recall).
4 She need to do this.
|2013-01-02, 15:44
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Well, I have to say that just having a pretty willpower, and facing his own demons, sounds like a too cliche resolution of Tsukune's issues.
Not to mention, something like that, has been pretty much overused in shounen genre manga's ... so I hope, that Ikeda is going to use something a little more original...
|2013-01-02, 16:03
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I also agree with you, that Inner Moka is going to be the only girl, out of Tsukune's harem, who will assist Tsukune in bringing him back to a more normal state - after all, she has been hit quite hard, when this revelation about Tsukune's transformation, has occurred, and she needs to ... confront her own "demons" that started surrounding her, after she heard the truth about Tsukune's transformation...
Naturally, if she wants to continue being around Tsukune, and support him, when it comes to gaining control over the power that he has received from her - and judging from the latest chapter - it should be pretty obvious, what the answer to that question is going to be
|2013-01-02, 16:07
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Talking about R+V Prototype.
|2013-01-02, 16:18
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I think there is a possibility Kurumu actually does get involved but I'd rather much it be Moka. XD Reason being is that they have discovered her natural talent with barriers and reaching out for people in dreams and mind. I believe the most not really cliche answer to this is Kurumu brings out Tsukune's conscious again so he can gain control. A temporary and logical solution based on previous chapters. That doesn't mean its in support of harem or single pairings so don't get me wrong. Just thinking of a solution that makes sense and has already been proven to work before.
Also R+V Prototype? People actually have it?
|2013-01-02, 16:43
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I know that it sounds like a pretty good nightmare, but judging from the symptoms displayed, so far... I believe that something like that, might be actually occurring... and, if that's the case... Kurumu won't be able to help Tsukune in this situation, since ... when his consciousness / sanity is going to disappear ... there probably won't be anything left of Tsukune's "humanity", that she can bring back...
|2013-01-02, 18:32
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you can get a French Version if you can read it
|2013-01-02, 19:08
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It always works out like that.
|2013-01-02, 22:29
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So for the heck of it, I looked through my folder which has all my R+V chapters... was the prototype story ever translated? I found I actually have a copy, though it's only a RAW version, from the text to the quality of the scan
|2013-01-02, 23:08
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^ It was, at one point. I remember I got it along with the translated GuideBook all those years ago... I still pretty much remember the script but it wouldn't be a direct translation if I was to transcribe what I remember. What really stood out was the fact that Ura Moka acted more like the daughter of Gyokuro than of Akasha the way they are now.
Ah frak it; I can't find the translated one - it's on my failed harddrive. Sorry Nitrohel.
|2013-01-03, 00:46
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Wow Tsukune released his badassery. First time to see Ura Moks to ever break down and cry like that, wonder how will Tsukune escape his fate?
I really like the Holy Lock Unlock Seal 2, the design of Tsukune gets more awesome. Probably there are more techniques Tohoufuhai thought Tsukune than we know?
|2013-01-03, 00:46
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I have to say honestly I've been disappointed with Moka lately. I know she's gone through a lot here, but has she really fallen to the point where she's just going to sit there crying and calling out Tsukune's name. I get her feelings here, but wouldn't doing something more useful be a good idea? Like say helping beat Gyokuro before Tsukune completely destroys himself?
Well should be interesting to see how they handle all of this. Clearly Tsukune is going to destroy himself unless someone stops him. Lot of pieces in play right now like Gyokuro, Alucard, and can't forget that guy behind the scenes who is really running the show.
Kind of hope Mizore and Kurumu get into the action before all is said and done. It'd be rather sad that their only contribution to this rescue mission was getting their butts kicked .
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A cheaper Xbox
At E3 in 2013, Sony executives and gaming fans ragged on Microsoft for announcing a $499 price for the Xbox One and the cheers at the Los Angeles Sports Arena were thunderous when Sony set the PlayStation 4 price at $399.
After the consoles started shipping last fall, consumers spoke with their wallets. Sony has sold about 7 million units of the Playstation while Microsoft has shipped about 5 million units of the Xbox One.
On Monday, Microsoft officially began selling the Xbox One for $399 by stripping out the Kinect sensor system. Without Kinect, users lose the ability to control gameplay and features with their voice and body movements.
The Kinect features, along with the non-gaming features of the Xbox, had been centerpieces of the original marketing plan for the One. Microsoft has said it would eventually sell the Kinect by itself for those who later realize they want those features.
"Halo's" big disc
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Thee oh Sees announces a new album
Got to love theses guys. The last one came out Sept 2012.
Anyway, the album will be called Floating Coffin and is apparently much darker than their usual output. And the artwork. Wow.
fucking ace bandchasingabee, incandenza_, WhiteLightWhiteCity, _TheBeautifulOnes_, pip_, and GoatmeatMF this'd this
Love this band so much
They do like 2 or 3 a year every year without fail, don't they?
Surely it would be news if there WEREN'T another album due soon?
this'll be their fourth album since May 2011
I think it's news because their LPs are always really really good and because they're a great band
Nice work!
The last two Putrifiers II & Carrion Crawler/The Dream were ace. Loving that whole San Fran scene at the minute Ty Segall, Mikal Cronin, the Intelligence all releasing stellar efforts in the last year or tworikx this'd this
Putrifiers II is a fucking amazing record.
Lets hope there'll be a UK tour on the cards
pretty sure I've seen their name on a UK festival line up somewhere recently, maybe an ATP one??
I've only got Help, Warm Slime and Putrifiers II. More will be purchased at some point.
Personal favourites other than those listed?
Make sure you get Castlemania. Really awkward and cute album that sounds different to their typical output.
Carrion Crawler/The Dream
<33333Coja and GoatmeatMF this'd this
- skifVP this'd this
I bought Carrion Crawler/The Dream last night in Rough Trade
only had the chance to listen to it once but it's sounding pretty good. Not as immediately great as Help and Putrifiers II so far but hey, every album needs to bed on down in the brainbox for a while.
They're playing the TV On the Radio ATP.
Which hopefully means Upset the Rhythm will have them on in London as well.
Buy The Master's Bedroom is Worth Spending a Night In..... It's a great album.
great news
their last few releases have been excellent, i'm sure this one will be too. Hope for some uk tour dates, though seeing them play in a tiny basement in Birmingham a few years back will take a lot to beat
Love Putrifiers II was great, love how they change it up every record and remain so consistently propulsive live.
yeah woo
none of the other West coast garagey bands do much for me, but these guys are well good.
example of this
makes me want to shake my head about and that.
Love these
Never heard of them until I stumbled across them at Godspeed ATP a few years back in Reds. At the time they were such a welcome change from the drone of the other acts that weekend, such a fun band live. Looking forward to this.
that set = one of the best things I've ever seenWhiteLightWhiteCity and GoatmeatMF this'd this
Of the five ATP's I've been to that set is probably one of my most memorable ones. The entire weekend the audience were total beard stroke for the most part, but this, stage diving & moshing. Loved it!
thats one fucked up
album cover
Absolutely horrible.
I will now never listen to this band on principle.
Last couple times they have played ATP...
There have been no separate UK dates, which is massively frustrating. Trying to remember the last time they played their own headline show in London - Think it was possibly November 2010 in Brixton?
I remember them playing the Lexington, God knows when though
not that I went, but I wished I had.
That album cover will look great on vinyl. Can't wait to show it to my 5 yr old daughter.
Ah Tufnell Park, forgot about that
Saw them in Stockholm last June supporting Brian Jonestown and Kurt Vile.
That was a 'phwoar' show if ever there was one.skifVP this'd this
Wasn't it just
I was at that Stockholm show too and it was one of the most electrifying sets I've ever seen in 20 years of gigging. That elongated version of 'The Dream' caused by John Dwyer breaking a string, and the band looping it around for about five additional minutes as he sorted that out, was proper good, like.
Here's to some UK dates this summer!
I went
flipping mental at that gig, was so much fun.
saw them play again on the weekend
really one of the best live bands around these days, just brilliant!
what album
should I listen to?
I haven't got everything but I'd say....
you can't go wrong with their last album, Putrifiers II, it's got a bit of everything on it. Any of those mentioned in this thread will keep you happy.
I think this is one of the only bands that put out records at this rate
and are actually consistent. No offence Ty Seagull
Dark and heavy
Those adjectives have got me frothing at the gash. This could be incredible.
Look at this guy's mental Thee oh Sees vinyl collection. I'm frothing at the gash.
i've got that clear rainbow splatter one
I wonder how much money he'll give me. i want a thousand dollars now
Liverpool Sound City
Looks like they're playing Liverpool Sound City the weekend before the TV On The Radio ATP - which bodes well for a few other UK dates in between.
Oh Sees with a string section for the first time
Wasn't so sure about this at first but it has quite a nice mood really. Would prefer them shitting out 8 minute garage-psych jams though
Fuck yer man.
Tickets = booked.
gf is buying us tickets as i type :D
I am one super happy bunny seeing this news. Tickets have been purchased. This completes a Thee Oh Sees heavy day for me, non stop listening to their live shows on Youtube whilst at work and then hearing the new track and now this. Mind is blown!
im losing faith
last two have been a let down for me.
although they just released putrifiers 11 demos(on spotify),its a lot better than the main release
what do you mean by the last two?
Carrion Crawler/The Dream?
which was amazing.
you don't mean that one, do you.
surely not
Carrion Crawler/The Dream was unbelievable. Not really into Floating Coffin as much as everyone else though. Still very good, but feel they are capable of much better...
there are a lot of awesome riffs
sounds and bass-lines in it. Some very cool ideas - tricks with delay and such-like, and strong song progressions. I like it a lot more than Putrefiers II. Some of it more than Carrion Crawler stuff, some less so. Not disappointed at all.
what sort of material have they been playing live recently?
As long as Block of Ice is still present, plus a surprise off Warm Slime I'll be happy. Fuck that, I'll be happy regardless tbf.
Saw them on Sunday
yes they are brilliant live!
My friend can't make it anymore so I have a spare ticket. £15. If anyone's interested send me a PM.
dont think so...
That was only during the CC tour I think. But Lars Finberg who did the extra drumming is coming over in June with the Intelligence. Already super excited for that show.
Who the fuck was that nutcase on stage? Jesus.
Went to the Lexington after
He turned up with his nephew, the guy from daisy kitty and Lewis. So that's one answer. This was fucking brill
To which I mean the gig.
Not that he turned up with etc etc
The 'nutcase' was King Khan
He outstayed his welcome a bit didn't he but didn't spoil the gig in anyway for me as I was having to much sweaty fun in the moshpit area. I bloody love Thee Oh Sees!! Incredible live band, so much energy and adrenalin going on. Not entirely sure how people can stand dead still to it but each to their own. Personally i lost by sheeeeeeeeeit to them in fine style.
Only the one drummer. No size small t-shirts which was a bummer. Apparently they'd sold out of them by the 4th gig of this tour.
King Khan got his dick out by all accounts. Plus he chucked all their food rider into the crowd bit by bit. Not sure why he was there to be honest but hey.
I thought it was King Khan!
Me and the missus couldn't quite decide if it was or not. Maybe next time he can bring that moody fuck BBQ with him and they could play a show or two...
But yeah last night was pretty incredible. Sauna Youth continue to get better and better as well.
excuse my grammar up there ^^
too little sleep, too much happiness
ah haha he was so ace
great gig. when i saw them last year they had some kid on stage with them who vommed. maybe it's a thing
didn't realise you were going or i would have given you a shout
Been 3 years since they last came to glasgow
three long shit years :(
Best band in the world, bar none.
last year was in new york
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Who's ready to spend some money? The next console round is revving up, and the rumors are beginning to queue up thanks to the PlayStation 4 recently stirring up a bevy of anticipation this week, and possibly some hard feelings as well.
The Orbis, the tentative name being placed on Sony's up coming offering, was first unearthed by sources at Kotaku. The game news site seems to be hung up on the "Orbis Vita" pairing, which means "the circle of life," though its not yet clear if Orbis will just be a codename like Xbox's Durango. Along with some specs and a closer pinpoint of the release date, possible designs for upgraded motion sensing integrated with smartphones point to another potential focus for the next-gen console wars. One point of contention stirred up by the recent rumors is the way Sony, and possibly all the new consoles, may be approaching game releases in the future. Here's a brief run-down on the more meaty rumors, what we expect and what we'd like to see here at Digital Trends. Let's get to the speculating and gossip.
Rumor rundown
While Sony's Kaz Hirai has denied rumors that we'll be seeing anything but a 10-year life cycle for the PlayStation 3, as well as definite no regarding a possible E3 2012 debut for the PS4, the new rumors are pointing to the new Playstation being out in time for Christmas 2013, and maybe even earlier if the newest rumors are to be believed. A next year release seems to coincide with the the rumors surrounding Microsoft's 720 release date—Sony apparently won't be giving Microsoft a year's head start to for game development this round. Developers have reportedly been receiving dev kits for the PlayStation 4, and will continue to receive improved versions till the end of 2012 according to Kotaku, ensuring a worthy line-up for the launch.
Hardware-wise, The Orbis will reportedly be packing an AMD x64 CPU and a Southern Islands GPU. Incidentally, rumors surrounding the Xbox 720 say the device will not have a Southern Islands (7000 series) GPU, but more likely an AMD 6000 series GPU. But both consoles will most likely have much better processing power than whatever the Wii U is bringing to the table (sorry Nintendo).
Sony has previously stated that they won't be looking at as huge an initial investment in the new console as they did with the PS3 with its Blu-ray and Cell processor; hopefully that still means a cheaper console. The abandonment of the Cell processor could mean better gaming options for consumers. As far as the library goes, it might be less annoying for developers to work with the more mainstream chipset, enticing more new games and ports. The Southern Islands GPU will allegedly be able to display games at a resolution of 4096×2160.
Two rumors that seem to be irking fans about the upcoming Orbis is the lack of backwards compatibility from the start – hopefully, you've all been weaned from your backwards compatibility hopes with the progression of PS3 versions. Then there is the restrictions that will be put on used games, which somewhat flies in the face of GameStop's claims to the contrary earlier this month.
PS4 users will be able to buy either a Blu-Ray version (yup, a disc drive) of their game, or digitally through a PSN download. Both ways will require a single PSN network account in order to "authenticate" the new game. Used games will still be usable, but barely, as Kotaku seems to believe that it will be necessary to pay to unlock the used game which will have content restrictions. This wouldn't be the first time that video games have been implanted with diminished gaming value for used sales.
Keep in mind, of course, that all these claims are unsubstantiated by Sony itself, which has declined to comment (definition = rumors).
Sensory experience and mobile
Another rumor that has cropped up recently is what looks to be an upgrade of the PlayStation's motion sensing experience. Since its launch in September of 2010, the PlayStation Move has been pushed aside by the Kinect, which roughly sold the same amount of units in its first two months after launch as Sony's product had sold by summer of 2011. Rather than the incomplete novelty of the Wii Remote, motion sensor technology could be integral to the gameplay of the generation eight consoles. It'll be interesting as well to see how both Sony, as well as Xbox, integrate their virtual reality headset projects with motion sensors.
A design firm named Coque Design was caught by Kotaku showing off some sketches labeled specifically for the PlayStation Orbis (which were promptly removed from the design firm's site). The device being used does not look anything like the PlayStation Move wand–rather more like an Apple device–though the device on top of the television looks like a PlayStation Eye. Could the iPhone-looking device betray a move to better integrate mobile technology with console gaming?
It's no secret that mobile gaming has been not very nice to the consoles, with critics even saying that mobile gaming will kill the console at some point. Some game developers, like David Plfedlt of Ubisoft Massive, have said that mobile games offer increased freedoms over console development, while others like DICE's Patrich Bach believe that mobile gaming will create more options for gamers, but won't ever supplant the core gaming market.
Finding a way to integrate the two in a satisfying and complementary way will likely be one of the next big steps in gaming.
Game delivery
Backwards compatibility looks like it'll be a moot point right now, and anyways, the majority of consumer outrage seems to be directed towards the used gaming restrictions. Gamesindustry believes that Sony would be shooting itself in the foot with this move, alienating customers that Microsoft would eagerly swoop in on, though the Xbox rumors point to a similar anti-used game move. Aside from hurting Sony's relationship with Gamestop, the move could also affect game rental services like Gamefly and Redbox. On the backwards compatibility front, Sony may be looking at selling older PlayStation 3, and older generation, titles via the PlayStation network.
Sony in general seems to preparing for a more digital battle, changing the PSN to SEN (Sony Entertainment Network) and promising to "enhance its unique digital entertainment offering." That goes along with rumors requiring gamers to lock games to a single PSN account and offering of full retail title downloads. Then there's PlayStation delving deeper into cloud computing. Sony may be hedging its bets, and may possibly work on slowly weaning consumers off of physical discs themselves, just as it did with the backwards compatibility we had gotten comfortable with beginning with the PS2. The rapid decline of physical vs digital movie watching could possibly be an indicator of a change in video games that Sony is anticipating, though connection speeds across the US, and especially globally, may hamper full realization any time soon.
Further pointing to the digital battleground, is Microsoft's avalanche of Xbox live digital entertainment updates, you can be sure Microsoft will carry that focus onto the next generation. Then there's Valve's rumored gaming console which will use a NVIDIA GPU and will incorporate EA's Origin game download service. No dev kits will be necessary for the "Steam Box," and with the right pricing this console could cause a little trouble.
Future tense
On the top of the list, in the face of slumping console game sales, here's hoping that Sony develops an ingenious new model (perhaps involving more free-to-play titles). Also, expect a better launch lineup. Based on the way the PS Vita launch was handled, and the rumors pointing to a better relationship with game developers, Sony won't skimp on the number of games this time around. The earlier launch date makes a lot of sense, despite what Sony representatives say. Letting the other consoles get a toehold again isn't a good idea. As Microsoft rumors are pointing to Blu-ray, expect Sony to match the Xbox's digital entertainment enthusiasm as well as a harder push to overtake the motion sensor market. The anti-used game rumors will probably be true (at least to a degree), and consumer outrage will only delay the move at best. Lastly, Orbis will be acceptable as a name, but not as a shape. Let's hope Sony keeps the new console small, but square.
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Cecilia Tommos
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Stockholm University, 1992.
Ph.D. (Biochemistry)
Stockholm University, 1997.
B.S. (Chemistry)
Stockholm University, 1992.
Ph.D. (Biochemistry)
Stockholm University, 1997.
Description of Research ExpertiseWe work to delineate the mechanisms by which amino-acid radicals participate in both productive and destructive redox reactions in living organisms. It is becoming increasingly apparent that, in addition to their fundamental role in biochemistry, radical species are intimately involved in the accentuation of numerous disease states. The reactive and highly oxidizing nature of amino-acid radicals presents a significant barrier for experimental characterization. As a result, the fundamental thermodynamic and kinetic properties of these important protein redox molecules remain largely unknown. The a3X model protein family was specifically constructed to study tyrosine and tryptophan radicals. Using a combination of techniques including NMR spectroscopy, protein voltammetry and time-resolved laser spectroscopy we have shown that the a3X proteins: (i) behave structurally as native proteins; (ii) are stable and well-structured across a broad pH range; (iii) contain a unique radical site whose properties, e.g. solvent accessibility, can be altered in a detailed and controlled manner; (iv) can be expressed to site-specifically incorporate unnatural amino acids, providing additional chemical flexibility at the radical site; (v) provide the unprecedented ability to generate reversible tyrosine and tryptophan voltammograms from which formal reduction potentials can be obtained; and (vi) enhance the radical lifetime into the 10s of seconds time scale. The a3X biomimetic system allows us to experimentally address long-standing questions in radical enzymology and oxidative stress.
Selected PublicationsM.C. Martínez-Rivera, B.W. Berry, K.G. Valentine, K. Westerlund, S. Hay and C. Tommos: Electrochemical and Structural Properties of a Protein System Designed to Generate Tyrosine Pourbaix Diagrams. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 133: 17786-17795, 2011.
K. Westerlund, S.D. Moran, H.K. Privett, S. Hay, J. Jarvet, B.R. Gibney and C. Tommos: Making a Single-Chain Four-Helix Bundle for Redox Chemistry Studies. Prot. Eng. Des. & Sel. 21: 645-652, 2008.
B.W. Berry, M.M. Elvekrog and C. Tommos: Environmental Modulation of Protein Cation-π Interactions. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 129: 5308–5309, 2007.
S. Hay, K. Westerlund and C. Tommos: Redox Characteristics of a De Novo Quinone Protein. J. Phys. Chem. B 111: 3488–3495, 2007.
K. Westerlund, B.W. Berry, H. Privett and C. Tommos: Exploring Amino-Acid Radical Chemistry: Protein Engineering and De Novo Design. Biochim. Biophys. Acta 1707: 103–116, 2005.
B.R. Gibney and C. Tommos: De Novo Protein Design. Photosystem II - The light-driven water: plastoquinone oxidoreductase. T. Wydrzynski and K. Satoh (eds.). Springer, Dordrecht, 2005.
S. Hay, K. Westerlund and C. Tommos: Moving a Phenol Hydroxyl Group from the Surface to the Interior of a Protein: Effects on the Phenol Potential and pKA. Biochemistry 44: 11891-11902, 2005.
Peterson, R.W., K. Anbalagan, C. Tommos and A.J. Wand: Forced Folding and Structural Analysis of Metastable Proteins. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 126: 9498–9499, 2004.
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Your Food: What it Contains
By Frank Horwill
The banana
175g. 76 per cent water. 100 calories. 1g protein. A trace of fat. 26g carbohydrates. 10mg calcium. 0.8mg iron. 230 International Units of Vitamin A. 0.06mg thiamine (B1). 0.07mg riboflavine (B2). 0.8mg niacin (B3). 12mg Vitamin C. 0.5mg/100g sodium. 420mg/100g potassium. High amounts of B6. Good amounts of the amino acid phenyalanine. Also, the amino acid trytophan, tyrosine.
Special notes. Athletes lose potassium in sweat in greater amounts during the summer. The banana is a high glycaemic carbohydrates. (Glucose from it is in the blood very quickly. It's not a good carbohydrate to boost for a marathon. Ideal for replacing glucose after training. The amino acids listed may be described as minor ergogenic. Suggested quantity per day – one with all meals.
The apple
155g. 85 per cent water. 70 calories. 18mg carbohydrates. 8mg calcium. 0.4mg iron. 50 international Units of Vitamin A. 0.04mg thiamine. 0.02mg riboflavin. 0.1mg niacin. 3mg Vitamin C. 50mg/100g potassium.
Special notes. The apple is a low glycaemic carbohydrate (readily stored as glycogen and should form part of the diet before a marathon). Inferior to the banana nutritionally. Suggested daily intake – one with all meals.
The pear
182g. 83 per cent water. 100 calories. 1g protein. 1g fat. 25g carbohydrates. 13mg calcium. 0.5mg iron. 30 International Units of Vitamin A. 0.04mg thiamine. 0.07mg riboflavine. 0.2mg niacin. 7mg Vitamin C.
Special notes. The pear and the apple contain a vague mineral called boron. Dr James Penland, PhD, at the US Department of Agriculture's Grand Forks Human Nutrition Research Centre, produced evidence that the eating of two apples and two pears a day, because of their boron content, increased mental ability. An electroencephalogram used on 15 people over the age of 45, clearly showed an increase in alpha waves and a decrease in theta waves. When denied boron, the exact opposite occurred. This was disclovered in 1993. Eat two daily.
The orange
180g. 86 per cent water. 65 calories. 1g protein. 16g carbohydrates. 54mg calcium. 0.5mg iron. 260 I.U. Vitamin A. 0.13mg thiamine. 0.05mg riboflavine. 0.5mg thiamine. 66mg Vitamin C. Contains folic acid used in the manufacture of new red cells. Has 190mg/100g potassium.
Special notes. Females should note the high calcium content of the orange, also its high Vitamin C content. It's a low glycaemic carbohydrate and should form part of a carb-boosting diet before a marathon. The high Vitamin A content is good for the health of the trachea membranes. Eat three daily, or drink a pint of pure orange juice. Females should also note that folic acid is a major blood-forming agent.
1 cup is 149g. 90 per cent water. 55 calories. 1g protein. 1g fat. 13g carbohydrates. 31mg calcium. 1.5mg iron. 90 I.U. Vitamin A. 0.04mg thiamine. 0.10mg riboflavin. 0.1mg niacin. 88mg Vitamin C.
Special notes. Note the high Vitamin C content of a cup of strawberries, also the good calcium content. It has a far better iron content than the other fruits listed. Some people are allergic to this fruit, especially some asthmatics.


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The Lipscomb Bisons will play the University of Texas-El Paso Tuesday night in the opening round of the 2006 National Invitation Tournament in El Paso, Texas at the Don Haskins Center.
"They said we were going to play in our geographical area," said Lipscomb Coach Scott Sanderson. "I guess they meant the United States."
The Bisons, regular season champions in the Atlantic Sun Conference (21-10, 15-5), are seeded No. 10 in their first ever trip to national postseason play on the NCAA Division I level. The Bisons are 21-10 this season. Texas-El Paso from Conference USA, is 20-9, 11-3 in the conference, including a 14-2 home record. The Miners are the No. 9 seed.
Texas-El Paso has three players averaging in double figures _ senior forward Jason Williams, 6-foot-6, with 14.6 points, senior forward John Tofi, 6-8, with 13.9 and senior guard Miguel Ayala, 6-6, with 10.5.
"They are a physical, strong team," said Sanderson. "They are more of a half court team that tries to pound the ball inside offensively. They have always been a very good home team. It is always a very difficult place to play."
Sanderson is looking forward to his team playing on a national stage in the revamped 40-team tournament. Sixteen teams are playing opening round games.
"As the week has gone on the last three or four days of practice have been very, very good," said Sanderson. "Our players are excited about the first postseason play in the history of our school on the NCAA level."This will be the first meeting between the two teams. UTEP has not played in the NIT since 2001 when they defeated McNeese State 84-74 in El Paso before losing at Memphis 90-65.
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Jersey Color (Maize v. Yellow)
During the MSU game the graphic popped up at one point identifying the teams on the screen -- Michigan State in "Green"; Michigan in "Yellow." I grumbled to no one in particular that it should read maize. Except....in truth we're not maize anymore. Definitely not with the basketball jerseys.
Our basketball jerseys are what I would term "Highlighter Marker Yellow." They make a school bus look gold. They are not maize-y in the least.
I'll come right out and say that I prefer the old school shade, a more gold-tinted color. I realize that bright yellow pops out a little more in the contrast, but I think it looks more ordinary, somehow. More like a lot of other teams' colors (e.g. WVU).
Here's the other thing. The lettering on Crisler's court is in a gold-ish shade. (I'm talking about the text at the ends under the baskets and the giant block M at center.) So you have a court that is navy and gold, and then a team running across the floor that is highlighter marker yellow.
Does anyone else notice/care?
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The process of upgrading CyanogenMod 9 nightlies for the Samsung Galaxy SII is pretty elementary, and basically, anyone can do it (hence even I never had it fail).
- Download latest nightly
- Transfer to device
- Reboot into cwm
- Install the nightly zip file
- Clear cache
- Clear Dalvik cache
- Reboot
This whole process takes only a few minutes, so I usually do it a few times a week. Now that CM9 has become a bit more mature, the improvements between each nightly have gotten smaller, so there's no need to keep up with every single one of them anymore.
So, it's step 6 that has me wondering. What exactly is happening when the Dalvik cache is cleared? Obviously, cached data is being removed, but what is in this cache? What is its function? Regular application data isn't part of that particular cache, so I'm guessing it's way more low-level than that. I have little to no knowledge on Java either, so I don't really know what kind of cache a Java VM needs in order to function, and why it must be emptied when you move to a new nightly.
Searching the web reveals several forum posts on the issue, but nothing conclusive or truly informative - it usually devolves into a discussion about whether or not it's even necessary in the first place. Do any OSNews readers have the answers to these questions in a more definitive sense?


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Office Depot Employees Blowing The Whistle On Outright Scams
from the reputation-is-a-scarce-good dept
Still, folks who know the business were well aware of such shady companies and often knew to avoid them... but it's a bit different to find out that some large brand name retailers appear to be doing the same. Laptop Magazine is reporting on a series of whistle-blowing employees at Office Depot, detailing how they pulled off similar scams. The typical "oh, that's out of stock" trick is apparently quite common, but it even gets more advanced, with some employees creating photoshopped price signs, in order to "hide" the price of an expensive warranty add-on in the "list price" for a computer. These practices are quite illegal, and it looks like the report might trigger some FTC interest, especially given the multiple reports, suggesting that this isn't just a few rogue employees.
It does make you wonder what Office Depot was thinking. The obvious answer is: "anything for a sale," but that doesn't tell the whole story. Sooner or later, companies that do this sort of thing are going to get caught -- and when that happens (beyond the fines), the damage to a company's reputation can be massive and debilitating. It just seems like the cost of being outed is so high, it's ridiculous that any company would encourage such behavior.


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Friday evening they stopped the Lipscomb Bisons 2-0 in the first round of the Michigan Invitational at the Michigan Soccer Complex in Ann Arbor. Sunday afternoon the Bisons close out the tournament with their second Big 10 Conference foe when they face No. 24-rated Michigan, the tournament host. Michigan beat Wright State 3-0 in the first round.
Michigan State is ranked No. 20 in the nation. The last time the Bisons had faced a nationally-ranked team was Sept. 11, 2008 when they fell 5-2 to Louisville, the No. 20 team at that time.
"We played poor first half," said Lipscomb coach Charles Morrow. "I think we came out tentative. I think we might have given the name on the jersey a little too much respect.
"Michigan State was very athletic. In the first half we didn't have enough confidence in our abilities. We didn't adjust to their athleticism as well as we would have liked to in the first half."
Michigan State scored both of its goals in the first half. Spencer Thompson headed a shot at 19:43. Jeff Ricondo, who assisted on Thompson's goal, scored at 21:05. His goal was unassisted.
Brent McGee was in goal for the Bisons. Michigan State had 10 shots, five shots on goal. McGee made three saves.
"They capitalized on a couple of opportunities," said Morrow. "There was a 10-minute spell in the first half when we were just awful.
"It was sort of back and forth in the first half. It was just disappointing to play so well in the second and give the game away in the first half like we did. "
The Bisons were credited with 16 shots, including four shots on goal. Forward Miguel DaSilva led the Bisons with seven shots, two shots on goal.
"It was good to see Miguel get more involved," said Morrow. "He is a work in progress and he gets better and better each game and more involved each game. We are definitely seeing improvement."
Michigan State goalkeeper Avery Steinlage kept his NCAA shutout streak intact. He has not allowed a goal in a game since Oct. 15, 2008. This was his ninth complete game shutout since that time.
"They defended well in the second and we gave them all they wanted in the second half," said Morrow. "We didn't get great opportunities on goal, but we certainly had some chances in close that we could have converted.
"In the second half they were putting numbers behind the ball. There wasn't an urgency for them to move forward. As well as we played in terms of possession we didn't get forward fast enough. We let them get numbers back and let them defend. And we didn't finish off the opportunities that we had."
The Bisons suffered their first loss of the season dropping to 2-1-1. Michigan State is 2-0-1.
"We are not into moral victories at all," said Morrow. "We don't feel good about the game. But we can use this game as a learning experience.
"Michigan is a much more dangerous team going forward than Michigan State. We are going to have our hands full. We are going to have to put forward a full game with great effort."


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To help schools in San Diego improve recycling efforts, Kiehl's Since 1851, the New York-based purveyor of skin and hair-care products, has partnered with Recycle Across America to fund a countywide environmental initiative.
Kiehl's, which recently launch-ed its brand-new, 1,204-square-foot store at Westfield UTC, presented a check for $40,000 to the city and county to help 400 area schools implement a new labeling system that will help divert more recyclables away from the landfill.
The initiative aims to install standardized labels on schools' recycling bins that make it easy to identify which recyclables can be deposited into which bins.
San Diego Waves, USO team to feed traveling servicemembers
Through a collaborative effort with the San Diego USO and other strategic partners, the volunteer-based San Diego Waves of Appreciation organization is creating a food resource for the thousands of American servicemembers traveling from the San Diego International airport during the 2012 holidays.
Project organizers said many times these men and women might travel without enough money for food and snacks, and the food program will help hungry soldiers fill their bellies on travel. The partnership's para-mount goal is to give back and show gratitude to our servicemen and servicewomen as they travel home to see their families during the holiday season.
To this end, Waves of Appreciation will create and distribute 3,500 bags filled with non-perishable food items to give to active-duty service members traveling through Lindbergh Field the week before Thanksgiving and Christmas. These bags will help sustain many of the young service members who might otherwise have to travel hungry during the holidays, said organizers.
Other partners in the program are Genentech, Farmers Insurance (District 51), Knights of Columbus (San Rafael Parish of Rancho Bernardo), Lady Lions (Rancho Bernardo), Pepperdine University Alumni Association, Wells Fargo and Xybernet.
For more information, call Reed Reichert at (858) 705-8118, or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Donations can be made by making checks payable to: USO San Diego Downtown Center, C/O Ginger Csizmadi, 303 A Street Suite 100, San Diego, 92101. Just write "food bag project" on the check memo line. You can also "like" Waves of Appreciation at www.facebook.com/WavesOfAppreciation.
New cancer-treatment facility set for viewing
La Jolla's latest cancer-treatment facility, Scripps Radiation Therapy Center, is the new home of state-of-the-art technology, clinical research space, physicians' offices, a therapeutic rooftop healing garden and an educational resource library at its newly constructed 41,000-square-foot facility, located at 10670 John Jay Hopkins Drive.
The new center, which consolidates the radiation oncology programs at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla and Scripps Green Hospital, will have the capacity to provide comprehensive cancer care to about 1,200 patients annually from its 23 outpatient centers and five hospital campuses.
For those who want a closer look at the top-of-the-line center and all it has to offer, Scripps is hosting an open house on Saturday, Oct. 6 for residents to learn about the facility and its sophisticated medical technology. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the center will be open with experts offering guided tours of the facility, free health screenings, physician presentations, refreshments and cooking demonstrations, and face painting and balloon art for the little ones.
To learn more about Scripps Radiation Therapy Center or the open house, visit www.scripps.org or call (858) 554-4100.


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IIRC, if you've already created the VM, just start it .. it will prompt you for an installation disk, point it t the mint.iso--
From what I see once you have the VM set up click file then from the drop down menu select "Virtual Media Manager" "ADD" should be one of the optionsGraeme
When you say Oracle VM , you mean Virtual box?Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2
If my memory serves me right I think you select "New" then browse to the .iso from there and install Graeme
Open VirtualBox and click on the New button and then Next and then enter a name for your virtual machine.Then select the correct Operating System type and the Version from the respective drop down menus and then Next.Select the amount of memory that will be allocated to the guest OS.Warning Leave a sufficient amount for host OS itselfSelect Create new hard disk and click next, a new wizard will pop up.Follow the guide and select either a Dynamically expanding storage or a Fixed-size storageSelect the initial size of it. Then click on the Finish button.Click on the Next button and then the Finish button.Select your newly created virtual machine in the VirtualBox main interface and then click on Start.The "First Run Wizard" will pop up.Tell VirtualBox which ISO image file is to be used by selecting ISO Image File and use "Virtual Media Manager" to add your ISO image.The virtual machine will now boot from the image and you should proceed with the OS installation.
How do I install it properly in the VM, do I just go through the process of installing as if it was a 'real' install?
Mmm, I'm still failing to understand why anyone would use this in preference to KVM .. ??
Quote from: pooky2483How do I install it properly in the VM, do I just go through the process of installing as if it was a 'real' install?YESQuote from: Mad PenguinMmm, I'm still failing to understand why anyone would use this in preference to KVM .. ??Virtualbox and VMware don't require hardware virtualisation support from the CPU (VT-X/AMD-V) .. KVM does.Not to mention only techie types are aware of KVM --
So.... You're saying the one I'm using is one of the two that is the better of the three?
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As soon as I enter the wife ofthe s/io- c/ief (who ensures that there is kosher meat in Romania) is at my side. "Where are you from?" "What are you doing here?" "Do you have kids?" "Why not, how old are you?" Well I'..." As I start to mutter something about my career she interjects with a broad, knowing, smile —- "Don't worry you will!" I feel like I'm back in New York. I sit next to Rosa Epstein, an elderly heavy-set woman with . a pink round friendly face. She's dressed in many layers of thin clothing, and thick green rubber boots and keeps talking to' me in Yiddish. She is so delighted to have someone listening that I don't have the heart to tell her that my Yiddish is limited to five words. She tells me how proud she is of the beautiful synagogue and hushes me to be quiet when Rabbi Rosen enters wearing his deep purple yar- mulke and sash and large Star of David. It is warm and glowing inside as Romania's Chief Rabbi leads a traditional service while music from the choir three balconies up fills the enormous sanctuary; v The shochet's wife reappears and steers me to a seat in the front ofthe balcony in the section reserved for the rabbi's wife. I try to resist but quickly realize it's pointless. Formality is not to be taken lightly in Romania! It's impossible to fade into the beautiful woodwork. As Mrs. Rosen-enters, an attendant puts a large cushion on her chair before she sits, She greets me and inquires whether I'd prefer to speak in Hebrew, English or French. During the Holocaust n BeforeWorld War II almost a million Jews were living in Romanian Jewish students of all ages sing traditional Jewish songs hi Yiddish and Hebrew for a Saturday night concert In the Jewish Community Center in Bucharest, Roinanla. Photo by Deborah Kazis. Romania. Only half survived the Holocaust, and most ofthe survivors went to Israel. Although a shadow of what they once were, the 18,000 Jews in Romania today are a true community. Throughout Eastern Europe Jewish life was almost completely decimated, first by Hitler and then by Communist policies of forced assimilation and complete isolation from the outside Jewish world. Not in Romania. Through his sheer determination and strength of personality, Chief Rabbi Rosen has been able to help his community to survive and to survive,as Jews. Communism in Romania was brutal, but the Jews were allowed, for a price, to emigrate to Israel, and to live as Jews.-They could study Hebrew and run Jewish schools and welfare programs, and the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) was allowed to provide support. Romania's Jews were never completely cut off from their Jewishness. Romanian Jewry Today Today the community is anxious for visitors, for connections with Jews from other countries. Mr. Diamant, the community's Protocol Director yearns for busier days. see BUCHAREST pg. 4 --if,' ■U I .'il fl e3t-Ma-rt-yttV -« -,."■"
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Fri 15th Jun 2012 16:24 UTC
Another fantastic article at The Verge, this time covering Vizio in-depth, written by Nilay Patel. "Vizio is one of the best-kept secrets in consumer technology. The tiny Southern California company consistently sells the most HDTVs in America, but it's a sure bet that you know virtually nothing about it. Hell, most people don't even know Vizio is an American company, even though all but three of its 417 employees work in the US."