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Courage PoemLooking for a courage poem find one here. Poems to remind you to use your strength and lean on God to develop the courage you need to live life to its fullest.
It Takes Courage
Poet Unknown
It takes strength to be firm, it takes courage to be gentle.
It takes strength to conquer, it takes courage to surrender.
It takes strength to be certain, it takes courage to have doubt.
It takes strength to fit in, it takes courage to stand out.
It takes strength to feel a friend's pain, it takes courage to feel your own pain.
It takes strength to endure abuse, it takes courage to stop it.
It takes strength to stand alone, it takes courage to lean on another.
It takes strength to love, it takes courage to be loved.
It takes strength to survive, it takes courage to live.
Poet: Wish Belkin, From Wish Belkin's "Diurnalis" � 2000
When evening comes the shadows grow, as the sun begins to set.
Take care that you don't come to know, a thing that's called regret.
Not what you try or what you do, throughout a carefree youth.
It's what you don't you'll come to rue, when time reveals it's truth.
There is wisdom to be had from mistaken words and acts.
You'll find that failure's not so bad, it strengthens you in fact.
Rejection's fear or the fear of failure, that paralizes you.
Is the stuff of tears and that which keeps you dreams from coming true.
It takes a certain kind of nerve to tell someone you care.
But then nature tends to serve the person who would dare.
Bravery isn't something you can cultivate from seed.
It must be conjured up anew each time that there's a need.
So take these words and hold them close, it's certain you'll find that,
one second of courage to speak from the heart
will result in you hearing them back.
Feel Him
Poet Catherine Pulsifer
God is around us everyday,
you can see him in the sky,
in the flowers, in the water, and
you can feel him in the wind,
in the warmth of the sun.
Always remember you are never alone,
He is always with you.
"Frequently remind yourself that God is with you, that He will never fail you, that you can count upon him." Norman Vincent Peale
More Quotes about God
He Suffices
Poet: St. Theresa of Avila
Let nothing disturb thee;
Let nothing fright thee;
All things are passing;
God never changes.
Patience gains all things;
Who has God wants nothing;
God alone suffices.
I'm thankful for all happiness, each long hour of deep sorrow;
God thus in his great mercy gives more wisdom for tomorrow. A. R. Gronos
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Yamaha's VX Cruiser has vied for the very top spot in personal watercraft sales. In many ways, that says far more than any written review.
All The Right Moves
While initially targeted at a budget-conscious audience, the VX Cruiser quickly gained popularity beyond those buyers, enticing consumers of all budgets with a comfortable, stable hull platform, respectable power delivery, and the reliability that would allow it to run for seasons to come.
That hull is one key to the boat's success. It features enough V forward to part the chop of rough water with ease, but softens that angle as you move aft to offer exceptional stability. That combination makes the boat attractive to both newcomers and experienced riders, as well as makes it a match for a wide variety of riding conditions. Even performance types will find something to like in this tamer powered machine. Slightly rounded chines allow the boat to easily roll into a turn, and produce that inside-lean handling that is so desirable. Crank the VX around in calmer waters and it displays an aggressive side that guarantees you won't get quickly bored.
Handling in tight confines will also impress. While I'll never be a fan of the reverse lever's starboard location, the actual reverse function works well enough that I once took a VX backwards through a small buoy course. It's a little awkward, but a little reach will allow you to use both reverse and throttle to maneuver.
What happens below the waterline means nothing if the ergonomics above are below par. Here, Yamaha brought the Cruiser concept to a more affordable model by including a tiered, bolstered seat that provides plenty of lower-back support for those longer rides. Its construction is "cut-and-sew," meaning the individual pieces form nicely to the seat's shape. That allows those bolsters to do their job while providing a more finished, upscale appearance. The overall shape is ideally sculpted for two, with grab handles located below for the aft passenger. A child will easily squeeze in the middle, but three adults will likely find it a snug fit.
From that saddle, the driver has good access to the controls. The footwells feature HydroTurf mats, and the handlebars work in conjunction with the seat to give the driver a nice "multiple contact point" feeling of control.
Old Reliable
The other component of the boat's success is the reliable and fuel-efficient Yamaha MR-1 engine, a 1052cc four-cylinder that produces about 110 hp. That may seem low in initial comparison to the competition, but it's on-the-water performance that counts. Here, the VX compares well with similar models, reaching a top speed just short of 54 mph and reaching the 30 mph mark in roughly three seconds. Low-end acceleration is adequate for most towing duties, with a smooth, linear pull off the bottom that will muscle skiers and boarders out of the water without yanking their arms off.
It's an engine that's proven reliable over many, many years, but also one that has shown itself to be quite fuel-efficient. At a 35 mph cruise it consumes less than four gallons per hour. That gives the craft impressive range. An added bonus is that it is optimized to run on regular pump gasoline. The combo contributes nicely to the boat's already low cost of ownership.
Amenities are familiar, and focused mostly on ease of use. Overall stowage is just over 15 gallons, with the majority under the hood in an open tub. The glovebox is handy, and large enough to keep drinks close at hand. A remote transmitter can be used car-style to lock the craft against unauthorized use. That same transmitter can also retard the engine power to either maximize fuel efficiency or keep things tamer for less-experienced riders. Other standout features include a reboarding step, and well-executed mirrors. They're not just for decoration, but actually allow the driver to keep tabs on what's behind.
Top Of The Charts
Reflecting its wider audience, the craft currently comes in two more upscale color choices, a silver or blue metallic. Combined with the seat, they make the Cruiser look at home at any dock, whether it be the one at the multi-million dollar lakefront home or the loading one at work.

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Around the House
I hate playing catch up!
My Thoughts
As a long time fan of the Marvel Franchise, I have been impatiently waiting for this movie. I have seen all the movies leading up to this movie including Iron Man 1 & 2, Hulk, the Incredible Hulk, Captain America: the First Avenger, and Thor. They way Marvel has worked to weave all of these into individual stories as well as part of a larger story arch was amazingly well done. I was worried about how this movie would play out since the actor for the Hulk has now changed three times, Hawkeye and Black Window are mortals, and the forming of a team can make for characters lost and a very hap hazard story line. Instead we got an amazing movie with continued character growth, and a smooth story. The best part of each of the movies and The Avengers movies is that you can watch each of the individually and not feel like you have been left behind. The only sad part was I missed not seeing the Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, and Vision.
Joss Whedon has a talent for crafting a story on an epic scale that still drives home the team atmosphere. This movie could have easily been just Captain America, Thor, Iron Man movie, but each character was given love with fun romps and catchy lines that will live on. Marvel would be smart if they tied down Joss Whedon to the entire Avengers related franchise. It definitely reminded me of his work with Buffy and Angel where you get a team dynamic and not one character over shadows the other. I really masterpiece of directing and writing.
Rating: 5/5
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Head Double Eagles (No Motto) by Date | Double
Eagles by Type
Circulation strikes: 757,899
Proofs: Unique?
Designer: James
Barton Longacre
Diameter: ±34
Metal content:
Gold - 90%
Other - 10%
Weight: ±516 grains
(±33.4 grams)
Edge: Reeded
Mintmark: None (for
Philadelphia, PA) below the eagle's tail on the reverse
Images courtesy of Superior
Stamp & Coin
Significant examples:
Recent appearances:
NGC AU-53. Ex - Heritage
Numismatic Auctions, Inc.'s "Philadelphia 2000 Signature Sale",
August 6-7, 2000, Lot 7422, "Small Date", not illustrated, sold
for $1,063.75
PCGS AU-53. Ex- Heritage Numismatic Auctions, Inc.'s "October
2000 Long Beach Sale" October 5-7, 2000, Lot 7831, "Small
Date", not illustrated, sold for $718.75
"About Uncirculated". Ex - Sotheby's / Stack's "The
'Dallas Bank' Collection" Auction, October 29-30, 2001, Lot 9,
AU-50. Ex - Bowers & Merena Galleries' "The Lake Geneva
Sale", June 28-29, 2001, Lot 1368, not illustrated, sold for $575.00
EF-45. Ex - Bowers and Merena Galleries, "The Harry W. Bass,
Jr. Collection, Part IV Sale", November 20-21, 2000, Lot 806,
"Small Date", not illustrated, sold for $546.25 Purchased from Michael Brownlee, April 17,
The finest Uncirculated "Small Date" example graded by PCGS is a
single MS-64.
The finest circulation
strike "Large Date examples graded by PCGS are 6 AU-58's.
Sources and/or
recommended reading:
"The PCGS Population Report, July 2003" by The
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Discussion in 'GBAtemp & Scene News' started by B-Blue, Oct 29, 2008.
Will my wife like this? The boxart makes me believe it's as neat as Wii Fit, while the screenshots are quite cartooney. And you get to punch bears at one point if I'm not mistaken? What's wrong with those japanese folks??
I hope it's not as terrible as Jillian Michaels Fitness Ultimatum 2009, because after she tried that one my wife ritually burned the disc and buried it 10 feet deep in the desert behind our house.
funny vid. I think this might actually be a fun game.
Doesn't look too bad. Gonna get one for myself.
i added all the info and screens i could find here
I wonder what the balance board support is like, if i can get my hand on it i'll definitely try it out.
looks decent, i'll hold out for it in english tho.
Did anyone get this to work on a PAL wii? No matter what I do, I just get a black screen.
i will try this game~!
hopfully it will really shape shape~!
I'm getting the black screen too. NTSC-U Wii with Wiikey.
Any help? Was just ready to box! =(
For this to work, you need to set the console language to Japanese, either through the Wiigator menu or AnyRegion Changer.
Thank you! I'll try this as soon as I have the time. Damn medical school
Just downloaded and found a way to run it (at least for PAL users):
Run "W.i.U 1.1"
->Patch it to PAL
->Patch Update
Load "HBC"
Load "Gecko OS 1.06F.01"
(Remember to convert "boot.elf" to "boot.dol" if you are using the "HBCb9")
->Choose "Config Menu"
(Change only the following & nothing else
Boot Lang: Japanese
Force PAL60: YES
->Choose "Return to Menu"
->Choose "Launch game"
Error Issue: It freezes when you press the home button.
Tested on PAL 3.2E WII with Argon.
Maybe it works for NTSC/USA WIIs if you select "Force NTSC: YES" instead of "Force PAL60: YES"
thank you, this info is very helpful!
We need to play to force 2 wiimote?
Awww i would like to play this game.....
I'm running 3.2u wii and would love to play this game but i get black screen when i load it....
i dont know how to load this with my NTSC wii
can anyone help me out there??? been searching for months for a tutorial


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STEM Designation
WPI's Data Science program is a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)-designated degree program. Its Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) Code is 30.0801, indicating it has a Mathematics and Computer Science focus. This qualifies it as a STEM program by the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) STEM-designated degree programs. View the STEM degree program list here (PDF).
The U.S. government has recognized the importance of STEM education by offering certain privileges for STEM degree recipients. These include, for example, the 17-months extension of Optional Practical Training (OPT) for STEM degree holders from the usual 12 months of Optional Practical Training to 29 months for qualified F-1 non-immigrant visa holders. Learn more about the program here.
State-of-the-Art Software
Through our campus-wide data science initiative, you will be able to tap into the resources of multiple departments. You will have access to state-of-the-art data science software programs as part of your class-work, projects, or research projects, such as:
|Dimensional Insight
|IBM Cognos
|IBM SPSS Modeler
|InfoSphere Big Insights
|InfoSphere Streams
|Palisade DecisionTools Suite
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|SQL Server
Beyond computer laboratories and classrooms equipped with state-of-the-art computing equipment, you will also be able to participate in data science projects and research in interdisciplinary facilities, including but not limited to:
- Advanced Learning Technologies Laboratory
- Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Financial Math Laboratory
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- Signal Processing and Information Networking Laboratory
Data Science Student Resources
For more general WPI resources, visit the Student Resources page.
Information for All Data Science Students
Here you'll find our current Data Science course schedule, as well as a compilation of questions and answers (FAQ) gathered from the many Q and A's we've received.
- You Asked We Answered 2018.pdf (PDF) - updated continuously
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2. Anna Sprague's Ferris wheel at the Halifax Citadel is a fully functioning wheel running slowly in reverse to the sound of backwards-playing carnival music.
3. Lisa Lipton, Sobey Art Award finalist for Atlantic Canada, takes over the Citadel High School gym court for Hoop Dreams, a multi-disciplinary performance/game at 7 p.m., 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. featuring drummers, basketball players and high school wannabes. The playoff game is Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. at the Halifax Grammar School, the night before the Sobey Art Award gala.
4. Laura Dawe's Poetic Mixology at Big Pony Clothing Store, 2168 Gottingen St., is a satire on cocktail culture and a how-to performance every 20 minutes of one of six non-drinkable, symbolic cocktails on the Nocturne theme.
5. Sharon Stevens's Digital Shrine at the Summer Street entrance to Camp Hill Cemetery asks people to write messages of tribute to the departed that will be converted to digital texts and projected against a screen.
6. Nocturne avant garde fave Will Robinson brings his audio composition, with Joel Waddell and performers Nathan Pilon and Nick Dourado, inside Fort Massey church. Sun Ship Machine Gun (Metallurgy I) is a multimedia installation based on the metal of saxophones purported to have been made from discarded Second World War artillery shells, themselves made from European church bells.
7. Grain by Grain, best seen from the Cunard Centre parking lot, is a performance piece given a large-scale projection high against the facades of the Halifax Grain Elevator system by artists Lukas Pearse, Veronique MacKenzie and Susan Tooke.
8. Cut at the Pavilion is a #NSfilmjobs installation featuring dozens of film crew members "suspended in motion" — living mannequins frozen in mid-production on an actual film set after the Nova Scotia government axed the Nova Scotia Film Tax Credit in April. Cut also features a sound mix of crew working on a last shoot day for Mr. D. Chat with film workers over hot chocolate.
9. Printmaking, printmaking, printmaking. Make a Halifax streetcar paper toy keepsake at Inkwell Boutique, decipher a secret message at the Dawson Printshop or make a print at the Craig Gallery in Dartmouth as part of The Out Side of Healing, a seven-artist multimedia journey through the process of healing.
10. Artists in motion include Studio in Essence's Cirque Inverta above Pete's Frootique, Halifax Circus's fire performance, aerials and acrobatics on Barrington, Halifax Dance's Barres on Barrington and Mocean Dance with Kinetic Studio and suddenlyLISTEN at 1313 Hollis St.
2b theatre stages the last chapter in James Joyce's Ulysses which director Anthony Black describes as "Molly Brown's 35-page, unpunctuated, interior monologue," read by Rebecca Parent, outside the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. "You can watch for two minutes or two hours."
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An experienced Omaha criminal lawyer examines crimes in cyberspace in the paragraphs below.
Computers and Criminal Acts
Cyber crime includes any type of crime committed over the Internet or by use of computers.
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- Hacking. This can include personally taking over someone's computer workstation, illegally accessing their system via the Internet, or planting a malicious program to disrupt their system or overcome their security protocols.
- Computer fraud. This includes online swindles, scams or other means of tricking someone else out of their money or property.
- Theft of information or identity theft. This is accessing someone's computer system to gain their financial information, passwords, or other identification information without authorization in order to destroy the data, steal from them or commit some other unlawful act.
- Exploitation of children. This includes using computers to transmit, create or store pornographic pictures of children or to expose children to such images. This includes enticing children via the Internet or social media for illicit or sexually exploitative purposes.
- Cyber-stalking, humiliation and intimidation or threats. This is the use of computers, the Internet or social media to terrorize, psychologically harm, stalk or bully other people. Since this crime has become widespread among minors, state laws have been enacted that makes this behavior a criminal act.
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A few years ago, a blizzard trapped thousands in their Denver homes.
When Arlene Lipman and her grandchildren found themselves with nowhere to go, the grandmother took out just a few of the thousands of cookie cutters she owns and fired up the oven. They baked cookies of all shapes and forgot about the misery outside.
A Denver resident who commutes to the Colorado Springs Airport to work for Skywest as a ticket agent, Lipman has been collecting cookie cutters for decades. She says she has at least 10,000.
"You see one here, you see one there," she said, describing a typical shopping experience.
This isn't just a hobby, either.
Lipman, 70, is part of the National Cookie Cutter Collectors Club that has about 300 members and holds a convention every two years. She learned about the group through a magazine ad in 1986. And from there, the passion ignited.
She was the group's president before her two-year term expired this year. As part of that position, she helped organize this year's national cookie cutter convention in Denver.
The club has a 30-member regional chapter called the Rocky Mountain Cutups that allows cookie cutter enthusiasts in the Denver area to get together on a regular basis.
Anyone who's into cookie cutter collecting likely knows about Lipman. And the cookie cutters aren't shoved into drawers or tucked away inside a closest. She's quite organized and has categorized at least 7,000 of the cutters on her computer by shape, size, material, price and type, such as animals, holiday characters or celebrities.
She's not done categorizing.
"I don't have the largest collection in the group," Lipman said, "but there's a woman in Minnesota who has over 40,000. She's a little OCD."
She doesn't know how much she spent on her collection but said, "Even if each one was 10 cents, that's still a lot."
Lipman even has some hard-to-find cutters, like a 100th anniversary copper cutter depicting the original Theodore Bear. Nowadays, she's into cookie presses and cutters designed on 3-D machines.
But the cookie cutters aren't just for show. She uses them, too. She estimates using about 30 percent of them - typically in the event of being invited to a party, a dinner or a potluck.
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Seventh-ranked Boston University holds off top-ranked New Hampshire 3-2
DURHAM, N.H. -- No. 7 Boston University knocked off a No. 1-ranked team for the second time in seven days, posting a 3-2 road victory against New Hampshire on Thursday at Whittemore Center.
BU jumped out to a 3-0 lead midway through the game and held off a late charge by the Wildcats, who had nine power-play chances in the contest.
Junior Sahir Gill scored a goal and added an assist while senior Wade Megan and freshman Sam Kurker also scored for the Terriers, who improved to 9-5-0 overall and 7-4-0 in Hockey East play. Freshman Matt O'Connor made 31 saves to pick up the win in goal. UNH suffered its first home loss of the season and fell to 11-2-2 overall with an 8-2-1 conference mark.
The Terriers avoided a season sweep at the hands of the Wildcats as UNH had won the teams' first two meetings this season. BU defeated then-No. 1 Boston College on Friday by a score of 4-2 to knock the Eages from the top spot in the rankings.
BU got on the board first when Megan knocked in a loose puck at the left crease just 4:39 into the contest. After an initial shot by Grzelcyk from the left circle, Gill freed up the puck before UNH goaltender Casey DeSmith could cover it up.
The Terriers took the 1-0 lead into the first intermission and then added two more in the first half of the middle period.
Junior Garrett Noonan won a puck along the boards at center ice and got the puck up to sophomore Cason Hohmann. Gill joined the play to create a 2-on-2 rush and got separation from the defenders before Hohmann slid a pass to him. He skated in before backhanding the puck off DeSmith and in at 4:01 of the second.
Just four minutes later, Kurker provided the eventual game-winner. Freshman Ahti Oksanen took a pass from Wesley Myron and fired a shot that went over the net and off the glass. The puck went high in the air and landed in the slot, where Kurker shot the puck through traffic and between DeSmith's legs to give the visitors a 3-0 lead.
BU gave UNH four power-play opportunities in the second period and the Wildcats used the third of those to finally get on the board.
Following a pass from Nick Sorkin, Kevin Goumas elevated a shot over O'Connor from the foot of the right circle to make it a 3-1 affair with 5:55 left in the second period.
In the third, John Henrion made it a one-goal game when he corralled a rebound in the left circle and wristed a shot past O'Connor with 8:06 left in regulation.
With 2:07 left to play, an interference call on Megan gave UNH late hope with its ninth man-up chance of the game. DeSmith was pulled in favor of an extra attacker with 1:26 remaining to create a 6-on-4, but the Terrier penalty kill was up to the task and BU held on for the key road win.
DeSmith made 24 saves for the home squad, which held a 33-27 shot advantage. BU came up empty on four power-play chances but killed off eight of UNH's nine.


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Like the sphinx knows silence
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Like Sisyphus knew regret
As he thought about his crime
As Julius knew betrayal
As Judas knew the kiss
And David with his nervous hand
Knew when not to miss
And Helen in her blindness
Knew better how to touch
And Lincoln in his wisdom
Knew the angels in each of us
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Like crocodiles know the Nile
Like Michelangelo knew stone
A mother knows her babyas smile
Then she placed her hands upon his lips
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And in her arms he stayed asleep
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Dream, child
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Out there safe in your clouds
Wait for me now
I will be there for you
No matter what
Tomorrow may bring
This I will vow
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Dream, child
Stars have been rumored to
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And in their arms I believe they do
Keep safe until you arise
Wait for me now
I will be there for you
No matter what
Tomorrow may bring
This I will vow
I will be there
For this child with different wings
And so itas here our story ends
Exactly where it did start
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"You're awake. Good…We're telling stories. You just missed a really good one about a man who won November 1937 in a poker game"
—The Sandman, World's Inn
In a volume packed to the brim with stories that take place in all manner of worlds involving characters no one but Neil Gaiman could invent, he throws out the teaser above for a tale the reader never has the privilege of hearing. Of course, the tantalization of this tale is nothing compared to the library full of books that were dreamed, but never written, that he gives us glimpses of in other moments of the Sandman series. Many a night I've tried to will my dreaming self towards this library–if I've ever been successful the experience has left me by morning.
In just about any story that's been told there exist innumerable stories between the lines that are never spelled out for us. Just as it's impossible to understand everything about the world around us, it's impossible for the brilliant imaginations that weave fictional worlds to show us every detail of the existences they introduce us to.
After watching the film Synecdoche, NY, I couldn't get the characters of Caden's first wife and daughter out of my head. Theirs was a tale we get just enough of a peek of to know that it's fascinating, but by the end of the film we're left with more questions than answers about the lives they live once separated from Caden. The scene (spoiler) where Caden sees his daughter for the first time after many years apart on her death bed was the most powerful and memorable scene of the movie to me, it made me desperately wish there was a companion piece to the film explaining how she got to that point.
The main story of the film is no weaker for leaving gaps in this side story, one of the marks of great art is that it leaves you musing both about what's clearly spelled out in a story and about all the in-betweens and nuances that are left open ended.
In this particular case, it must be noted that one of the great ironies here is that the movie is based around a character going out of his way to produce a work of art that tells his entire story, without leaving anything out.
Perhaps these provocative characters were included in the film in part to remind us just how impossible this is. Caden can't tell an audience his life story in its entirety, because there are important elements to it he himself does not get to see.
Occasionally, the stories that are left untold in an original work get picked up later by another artist and become the inspiration for something entirely new; as when Tom Stoppard takes on the task of showing us the inner worlds and experiences of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern and uses the opportunity to create a work of art entirely distinct from Hamlet, but still clearly tied to the world of the original play. One story inspires another which then inspires countless stories in the minds of readers and viewers…and everyone wins.


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Thomas Brinkmann - "Rosa"
First compilation of tracks that was issued by Germany's Thomas Brinkmann, original released in 2000. This CD compiled many of the legendary Ernst 12" series, partly with new mixes and versions. That series of classic late 90s orange sleeved/labeled 12"'s, featured all German-ish female names for tracks (aka Anna/Beate, Clara/Doris, Erika/Frauke, Gisela/Heidi, Inge/Jutta, Monika/Nicola, Petra/Olga, Susi/Trixi, Ulla/Vera, Wilma/Xenia, Yvette/Zora). Ultra-minimal, cutting, Brinkmann-esque. Some of the most riveting electronic music of the last decade and self-defining. With one bonus previously unreleased track.
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Melanie Thompson of Get Sust! has been out on the doorsteps of middle England, but still can't find the Green Bit.
Have you been waiting? I have. But the wait is over and now it's too late. A massive opportunity has been missed.
What was I waiting for? For the "green bit" to get discussed in the UK General Election campaign.
The TV debates came and went; the media are in a daily froth about some policy point or other. But green issues? Barely a column inch has been "wasted". And that's even with a much higher profile for the Green Party's leader.
Over the past six months, as the election date grew nearer, the faint green tinge that could sometimes be glimpsed in the background of political discussions has been all but erased. It's been back to the basics of national self-interest and bickering about personalities and presentations styles. No wonder many of the people I've spoken to on the doorstep in recent weeks have said "a plague on all their houses".
Not that these "undecideds" and "can't be bothereds" were particularly concerned about environmental issues. The nearest I've come to that was someone (predictably) complaining about having to separate their recycling from their ordinary household waste.
Admittedly, I've only done a few days of campaigning; but if my experience is anything to go by (and bearing in mind I helped in an area with a fairly young and energetic demographic) "green issues" and "climate change" have pretty much dropped from most people's radar.
Meanwhile, officials working for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) are busily preparing for the twenty-first session of the Conference of the Parties (COP) and the eleventh session of the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (CMP), which will take place from 30 November to 11 December 2015, in Paris, France.
It seems hard to believe that it is the 21st meeting since the Rio Earth Summit of 1992, where the UK was represented by the then Prime Minister, John Major. Some of the young people I've been out campaigning with in the past month weren't even born then!
COP21 will be the largest diplomatic event ever hosted by France and one of the largest climate conferences ever organized, with some 40,000 participants (country delegates, observers and campaigners) expected.
After two decades of action – but insufficient action – the stakes are now extremely high. The aim of COP21 is to create a universal, legally binding agreement that will enable the world to combat climate change. It tells you a great deal about previous efforts and COPs, that the focus for COP21 will mainly be on mitigation and adaptation – because the pace of climate change has not slowed sufficiently and some of its consequences are now deemed unavoidable.
It would have been nice if, just once or twice, our political leaders in the UK had given this subject a higher profile in the election campaign. So much for the pledge, five years ago, that the Coalition would be the greenest government ever. To which I am tempted to add as an aside "not so much green, as cabbage-looking".
So if you are STILL undecided, as so many people are, here's an easy way to make up your mind in tomorrow's poll: just remember your A B C. "Anyone But C––".
[This post is the opinion of Melanie Thompson, owner of Get Sust! and has not been published elsewhere.]
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Well, I first owned this album back in 1987 as a teenager, after the UK success of the 'Camouflage' single. Like a lot of people, I subsequently sold it on or lost it (whichever, I can't remember). I think I sold it to be honest, when I thought I was becoming "serious" about music, having discovered - amongst other heavyweights - The Who, Led Zeppelin, Black Flag, Miles Davis etc. I never gave this album or Stan a second thought for nigh on 15 years, but browsing thru Amazon, it caught my eye (if not my ears) again, and I began to remember the spring of 'more…87 and how this LP dominated my listening back then.On a whim I ordered it, with nothing other than a quickly disposed of nostalgic blast in mind.Imagine my surprise when I was actually seriously riveted by the opener title track, and what ensued. And this wasn't just nostalgia either.True, this album has dated fairly badly, with it's over reliance on very "80's" synthesiser sounds, but in truth this stuff should have sounded anachronistic, or amateurish even back in '87. So, what gives? Why is this still a cracking good album in 2002?Well, you can't match song writing of this calibre in any time. Each track bleeds a wonderfully cynical, observational humour, and it doesn't matter what instruments they are played on, or when, because Stan really knows how to 'tell' a song, much like the great Tom Waits or even Randy Newman.True, 'Camouflage' sounds a bit dumb now, but then it was always a bit of a novelty track (a good one, mind – but the CD doesn't contain the William Orbit remix – how far ahead of his time was Stan with that one?! Think Madonna's recent Orbit inspired renaissance? ) and, anyway, it's far from the standout track here. The really good stuff, is the awesomely atmospheric "film noir" title track, the splendidly cynical "Pick It Up And Put It In Your Pocket", the understated jazz of "Walkin' Home Alone", the superbly tight rock posturing (with great Chandleresque storytelling) of "Just Drive She Said", the still timely sequencer charged "Salesman", and the suitably twisted er, "Twisted".Lots to enjoy here really. Even the tracks that sounded daft 15 years ago ("Pile Driver") sound like there's a fairly telling truth in there when you strip away the melodrama.Here's a seemingly forgotten album that truly deserves a second go, and to think this isn't anywhere near Stan's best work either.But that's another few reviews worth.
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Impartiality is of the utmost importance in BBC programmes, due to the fact that the BBC is funded by the license payer. This means that they have to represent the views of the nation as well as adhering to Ofcom guidelines. From the presenters, to the subject matter chosen, great care is always taken to always produce in-depth, informative news tailored to the nation. This is clearly done successfully as the BBC are the UK's most trusted source of news at 32%, as found by this study.
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The anchors of the show differs from day to day, but typically Evan Davis is the one at the helm. He, however, often finds himself outside the comforts of the studio covering stories and carrying out interviews. Kirsty Wark and Emily Maitlis cover a similar role, spending as much time in as out of the studio. The setup is less structured than the BBC and ITV, it being rarity that I catch BBC's News at 10 without seeing Huw Edwards or Fiona Bruce. The Newsnight presenters seem to do substantially more field work than any other competing programme.
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The programme itself runs similarly to any of the other aforementioned news shows, the host summarises the main stories, before moving into them (typically 6). Where Newsnight adds it's own creativity is in the viewsnight section, where independent writers, poets and journalists share their views on particular topic's. An example of this is French-Algerian journalist Nibila Ramdani's view on how 'Marine Le Pen won't do a Donald'. This featured on the 9th of February, and just how right was she! Viewsnight is creatively brilliant and engaging, offering something a little different to the norm.
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Newsnight is by no means the biggest amongst its competitors, but BBC 2's flagship broadcast certainly has the hearts of its core audience. However, the dwindling numbers has lead to constant speculation as to the future of Newsnight. Will they be able to adapt to the increasingly, less linear fashion by which people consume news? There is talk of it moving to 11pm, covering the full hour until 12 without the pressures of competing for views.


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Sony has announced at the Tokyo Games Show that their interactive online service Home, currently in closed beta, has been delayed until Spring 2008.
At an Xbox 360 games preview event Pocket-lint caught up with a nicely placed Microsoft executive to try and find out the Sony rival's thoughts on the news, and whether Home would pose a competitive challenge, when it eventually does launch.
Go back repair your console sh*t...
like facebook I think I've had it compared to, well, Sony can keep it.
Since I signed up on facebook, it's getting more and more irritating..
I do however they do manage to clean up the interface a bit more on the way there. The 360 one is a right pain to navigate, me thinks.
Capt Chaos trying to upset both camps..
You should be Band for Being Ignorant.
First of all Microsoft did not insult sony at all they merely stated that they think sony will struggle. Secondly 100% defective?? ignorant..
"why is MS still talking.
rather than repairing defective consoles they are trash talking."
oo ok so since he started speaking everything else is put on hold ?? Gotcha it all makes sense (sarcasm Fyi)
no games? u keep saying 360 is failing around the world When In Reality its just Japan. it may take years but it will happen.
Since the Playstation 2 has been released, I've already gone through 4 systems. Can anyone say "Disc Read Error"? Almost everyone I know has gone through at least 2 PS2. I didn't see Sony doing Jack $hit for their customers. As least Microsoft has my back for 3 years.
Until M$ can fix their own console problems, they need to STFU!! Videogaming was never as nasty as it is now -all because of M$'s sh!t-talking.
I would just like to address the comment "Sony will struggle" its a competitors response. Its an empty statement, what will Sony struggle with? What details of their game 2.0 seems likely to fail? This is how I know that there is concern from microsoft that this is something they haven't planned on offering to their consumers. You usually go into some detail rather than turn a phrase and think its a real response.
Anything worth doing is going to take time and effort, if they have to delay Home till the spring to respond and address to their consumers wants and needs, then so be it. I'm actually a beta tester and I do see the potential, I've experienced Home and I've filled out numerous surveys and suggestions. If they can offer a service that is functional as Live and then expand upon it with a community interface then what's the problem. Its good to see that innovation has not been killed by the status qou of other companies.
Innovation is one key thing that the japanesse market does well, that's why their products are sold around the world and they have the best tech. I honestly believe that microsoft is at a glass ceiling with the 360, I can't really imagine another version being released that will be a major improvement over the brand 360. Nintendo is a good product and knows who its market is, that's part of the reason it has sold so well. However, Nintendo needs to expand its genres and realize their is an internet and people do use the internet to play other people online.
How many more years are you gonna bring up the PS2, when this is about PS3 and the 360?!! Get over it. Move on. The 360's reliability is Zilch, Nada, 0% -as said by M$ themselves. They've said there is an unknown defect in EVERY 360 out there, hence the extended warranties. Even though PS2 had problems, it was nowhere near what the 360's rate of failure is.
SlappyMcTaint, I own a video game in Albuquerque New Mexico called Gamers Anonymous and I've seen first hand how many defective Playstation 2's are out there. Non the less, if the issue is about Playstation 3 vs. Xbox 360, then you have nothing. Xbox 360 has your system beat. It's all about hardware and software sales. Xbox 360 continues to out sell Playstation 3 world wide in both area's. Your system is a distant third.
Don't get mad at me because your system of favor is doing so poorly. It's not my fault that no one whats the Playstation 3. You can stop calling people retards and just enjoy your Xbox 360 hand me downs.
LOL. M$ is ahead of PS3 now, but they're already in 2nd place behind the wee wittle Wii. 1 year from now, the PS3 will be #2 behind the Wii, and 360 will be in 3rd place. Besides, Japan has resoundingly rejected the 360. So has Australia, and most of Europe is catching on, because they don't take kindly to shoddy, American-made electronics that burn up and scratch discs for no reason. The only market that will continue to grow for the 360 is the US, and even that growth will stagnate after Halo 3 comes out.
But, unlike so many other people here, I don't get off on spouting hardware sales figures. I like to play games on my bulletproof PS3. I also enjoy watching Blu-Ray movies and jamming upscaled audio cds, as well as SuperAudio surround cds and DTS multi-channel audio cds -all on one system -no add-ons.
first of all microsoft wouldnt be the only comapny talking sh!t.
and second upscalling audio dosnt do anything, same as upscaling video.
You do not magicaly gain any detail by upscaling it, things aret actually like in the movies where they take a blury picture, zoom in on it, and press a button and it magicaly becomes clear with new details that werent there before.
OMG go back to Waiting Beyond on your Delaystation 3.
Sony's new motto: Just Wait.
Of COURSE the MSFT guy is gonna say mean things. But he's likely right. Sony's online strategy appears haphazard when compared to an integrated, centralized structure like Live. That doesn't mean that Sony's won't work; it's a different model, and one we're not used to, so it'll take some time to get accustomed to it... and in the meantime, everyone will compare it to the well-oiled Xbox Live... which also struggled in the beginning.
The wait thing is pretty funny if I put on my fanboy goggles and completely ignore the fact that I bought a next gen system to play next gen games and all I got after 2 F*ckin years is gears and bioshock and a bunch of xbox 1 games and I have a system less than 1 year old with heavenly sword and lair hmmmmmmm something to think about cause if the system that makes us wait a few months wins it sets the standard and if the system that makes us wait a year for anything next gen wins then they set the standard. It would do you good to remember this if you're any kind of gamer. If your just a bot of one system or the other then carry on
I'm not a rabid fanboy or anything, but how can you say that about the 360? You're forgetting games that may not have been the biggest hits but still entertaining. Table Tennis for one was a very fun game. Dead Rising, another fun game, Oblivion. Not to mention games that are not out yet, like Skate, Halo 3, Mass Effect. I know these aren't all exclusives, but they're still great titles, even on both systems.
Fair point spastic I'm just saying going to the next gen isn't about sales or games library to a hardcore gamer it's about games that couldn't be done last gen and increased quality of games. People just throw credit at MS like they've really been showing something since launch. I just think that putting out a system and not pushing what it can do for such a long time is ridiculous. I can't wait for halo 3, Mass Effect, and Too human. Then I'll feel like next gen competition has begun. I know ps3 games don't push the system yet but you have to admit they couldn't have been done last gen.
"Lots of people complained when we launched Xbox Live about our rigorous standards, but it has meant that now we can offer a complete service that works every time, for everyone."
So I take it when they came to design the 360 during a lunch time those rigorous standards must have gone out of the window since there is a reported 30% of consoles going to the console heaven in the sky.
Seems like a little jealously there.
The topic isn't hardware failure rates; it's online. Xbox Live is an integrated, centralized structure for supporting online play. It's been around for like 5 years, so there's a lot of experience involved in it. Sony's structure is not centralized, nor integrated, and while they had online play in the last gen, it was severely limited. Sony will struggle to get their online strategy off the ground and accepted, as delays like this only further show how difficult it will be for them to catch up to the lead MSFT has in the online space.
What exactly would they have to be jealous of? The PS3's sales numbers? ....NO.... Maybe the PS3's software library? ....No again... The PS3's attach rate? ....nope... I know, they are jealous of that PS3 game that is launching in 5 days whose preorder numbers are around 4-5 million. Oh wait, that's not possible that's almost as many PS3's that have been sold in 10 months. I thought I could figure it out, but I can't. I have no clue what they would be jealous of.
"reported 30% of consoles going to the console heaven in the sky"
Where did you pull that out of your arse? Total fabrication. Complete FUD.
Why dont you provide some substantial evidence of your bullshit? How about some reputable sources to back up your crap?
I mean really, how can you expect people to take that seriously. Go away fanboy.
What else are they going to say "Home is pretty cool and its a step in the right direction as a future online feature where it grabs gamers attention to interact like never before?" Nope they will downplay it till the end.
i dont think itll fail...or that Sony will struggle at all
but people really dont realize that this will most likely just be..a gimmick\
i mean...how many times have you heard this -
"youll be able to go to a friends house a talk before a game"
like wth is that? how quickly will that become super-boring?
i think the interaction is pretty cool...but i stopped playing the Sims years ago
i just highly doubt this will be the new standard
Actually Sony's idea is truly the next generation of online service and its totally FREE for everyone who intends on buying a PS3 and hooking it up to the internet because I know one or two people who own a PS3 and aren't hooked up to an internet connection now thats a shame.
Tell them do hook them up...they come with wi-fi...they should update their firmware periodically at least.
I am not a big Sony fan, but I will say Home has me intrigued. I am skeptical of how well they are going to pull this off, but I will say I think Sony was smart to delay if they were having issues. This is a HUGE undertaking and Sony may be realizing just how big it is now that they are knee deep into it.
I do think it was a mistake for Sony to wait for TGS to announce the delay. They should have said something a few weeks back, that way the sting wouldnt be as great as it is at the show.
I want to see Sony succeed at Home because that will push MS to do more with Live too. Competition is great and its pushing both companies to deliver to their customers...and that benefits all of us.
He will say "I think they will struggle". What do expect a Microsoft spokesperson to say "I think they'll stun the industry"?
No one can judge Home until it is released. The most Microsoft can say is "..we think.." "I think.." etc.
Not to bash or anything but for the future people that come in here and say you know home is boring and yada yada yada, I mean really, this thing is free, you dont have to use it, its up to you so its a win win type of thing, but in the case of xbox fans they just wont give up, I mean does it get boring going through the blades on xbox live? theres your answer, its ok to come in here and hate on it but I bet you while your behind that PC monitor of yours you know Home is a cool idea but wont admit, but of course you go to school and probably talk to your friends about it like theres no tomorrow.
yes its definitly a cool idea...but would it pursuade me to buy a PS3?
fuk no!
and wheres this hate your talking about? i dont think theres a human out there that wouldnt say HOME looks interesting
but it would get boring...and FAST
why not focus on the basic things? like custom soundtrack? ACTUAL friends list? and what about the soon-to-be 3 million+ unfinished controllers out there? will ppl get there money back? doubt it
Ever heard of Second Life?? Launched in 2003 and has about 9 million registered users who pay a FEE every month. If HOME is free and lets you do all that then why do you think this will get boring. Infact it may prompt even non gamers to try it. Pay for the PS3 one time and get HOME for free for a lifetime!!!
home cant do all the stuff 2nd life can, Last I checkd you couldn't literally make your avatars have sex...and they cant wear any kinds of clothes they want including...nothing.
Mods can we take N4G in a better direction?
where they have sold a pitiful 450k units in 21 months. Sure they can talk smack in the US. But doing it in Japan just make them look like a joke.
Home is not this gaint new idea, stop acting like they created the next greatest thing in gaming, this concept has been used before in the PC markert
Good point but we arent talking about the PC market are we? this is 360 vs PS3. Thank you for proving the fact that Home is nice but you wont admit but instead bring some old broken record line used over and over again. I'll just get it over with so you dont have post the rest, "PC did EVERYTHING FIRST" happy?
I don't think I would give the "PC market" credit for the origin of online chatting concepts...
MUT and IRC were started on UNIX systems...
So was Live.. and you're paying for that, when you get all the same features on a PC..
I doubt it Violater. They like it this way it seems
they had better hope this struggles, but seriously, once everything is ironed out MS is gonna have a hard time justifying 60 bucks a year. It seems as though they are struggling to get Home ready because it is getting delayed until spring of 08
What if in the end you'll get IPTV with it (rumored this year) for free? Including some HD channels?
That 50 or 60 bucks is worth it.
Wait b3yond: D3laystation 3
out of the 9.9 million consoles sold by then. By next e3 they shoud be 10.8 million registered home users. Free service will win.
will struggle to become the definitive service that is Xbox Live. It took Microsoft over 5 years to make Live into what it is. The content is unmatched with tons of demos, HD movies, game betas, and soon enough IPTV.
All you people crying foul don't look at the facts. Sony will have their day one day but for now they have to play catch up.
Bloodmask, that is the first valid and TRUE statement I have read in this posting so far. A lot of people forget what a mess the original xbox live system was with crashes and updates that brick a system. Then the 360 came out and what, all was golden? No, just more of the same, updates that brick a system, and the RROD...This very site said it best..."Halo 3, can't finish the fight"
The Sony Home update will breath fresh life into the PS3, and is a totaly different branch from what they currently have. I say hats off to Sony for having the guts to totaly revamp their current online experiance. The 360 has a wonderful blade system, I don't know where some of the hate is coming from beyond from fanboys. Face the facts, the 360 and the Live system have been around for a good while and Microsoft is still adding features which is a very good thing. The new "Marketplace" blade for instance and the new "Messenger" add in.
Home, when it will be released, should show a good direction for Sony. The few screen shots I have seen look promising, but if any of you 360 followers keep commenting about how it has been done before and how boring it will be, please keep to yourself, you are embarrasing the rest of us.
I own both systems, I do have a HDTV and will say "visually" the PS3 is a very nice looking system, but the xbox does have the fit and finish when it comes to finding friends, telling you who just signing in, and if there is a message waiting for you, the PS3 just isn't there yet...YET!
"Home is not this gaint new idea, stop acting like they created the next greatest thing in gaming, this concept has been used before in the PC markert"
Home is the 1st 3D online service, Second Life is something different buddy ;)
ehh? Care to point out why is Second Life so difference? Can you tell us what's so unique and never done before about home aside from being in a console? "buddy"....
how about the ability to launch into games with the people you are chatting with, play a pickup game RIGHT IN HOME on a streetcourt, it goes on and on and on but of course what would a retarded xbot know about Home.
I think home represents the situation for PS3 owners as far as games are concern. Homeless...
By the way... let's not pretend Sony didnt know Home was not going to be ready. They did. Delay after delay one would think that Sony fanboys would pickup sony strategy by now. Their strategy is sell the PS3 based on promises and hype of future features and games and then let their fans wait 3 years it to come. I guess they don't have any choices... what if Sony wouldnt annouce any of those games and features until they are months away? they would be dead... most people buying the PS3 are doing so for games and features we will not see until late 2008 or even 2009. Isnt that something?
Ms is needs to shutup and they have survived this long wihtout home and they can go on londger....ps3 will be the number one next gen console worldwide very very soon...ms 11.6 million consoles in two years...looks like a dreamcast to me...
are you people so bad a math? You're saying "11.6 million consoles in two years"... yet sony sold 4-5 millions in 1.... mmmm.. let me help you... 4.5 x (2 years) = 9 Millions... wait...
11.6 divided by 2 = 5.8 Million per year... what the? heck.. they are still doing better than the PS3 that was suppost to surpass the xbox 360 installbase within months as most of you SOny fanboys predicted.
That's not bad for the xbox 360 when one considers all the negative news about RROD and huge Playstation brand loyalty... no matter how you try to spin it.. the one console doing horrible as far as installbase is concern is the Playstation 3... everyone knows it. stop lying to yourself.
i dont think 360 is doing too bad... but seeing the sale momentum, its most doubtfull that manny ps2 owners are going xbox. in fact, its selling in about the same momentum that the first xbox, so its realy the last xbox byers whos getting 360 too... so now we need to wait untill the ps3 price comes down and games get in there, so the 130 million ps2 owners can get their hands on one ^^
the only thing stoping is the price and few games... anny whooo... i dont really care who wins the god damn war... its not even a war damn it. nintendo wii is driving its own race, xbox and ps is the console for hardcore gamers... only thing that drives gamers to either console is the games.. hopefully... there will allways be fanboys for everything, religion, politics, pc, mac or linux, firefox or opera... yeeeeh...
Sony Fanboys are the only group that lacks the most basic Elementary Skills, such as math. As of this moment, Sony has about 4.63 million Systems sold world wide. If Sony started Selling 500k a month, than it would be one year from today that they would hit 10.63 million systems. The problem? They don't sell anything close to 500k a month.
When you talk about Sony dropping their price, you talk as though Microsoft isn't going to do a [email protected]#% thing. Of course they will fire back. Xbox 360 will hit a mass marketable price before Playstation 3 does.
Wel microsoft are hardly gonna say home is awesome and sony will do well would they, this is just showing how worried they are about home taking on Live, cause lets not forget, Home will be free.
The SegaStation will be gone by 09 anyway cause, it's mostly a Blu-Ray player and all of it's first party games suck bad, and it's multi-plats are all inferior to the 360! "Potential" give me a break! all it is, is expensive garbage!!!
Why are people so pissed off? There is no reason...delaying the final version is good since they can get final feedback from the open beta later this year.
And yes HOME is free...the xbox live interface is getting old looking...11.6 million console is just 2 years?...Sony did 5 million consoles in 10 months..with the big software..MGS4, Killzone 2, and final fantasy 13 comming out in the second year....All microsoft really has is bioshock (No online), Gears of War, and Halo 3....in 2 years...
Home is not going to be awesome because sony is taking their time.....we are only talking about 6 months.....
In other words when the 360 was released they were competing against no one so Microsoft had all the time in the world to perfect everything.
If you xbox fanboys consider yourselves as mature intelligent people then give SONY a fair chance with time and then we will see what happens in 2008 cuz till then the only thing microsoft will be doing is releasing the Falcon 360 models when once again SONY will be focusing on releasing amazing games and perfecting their online service.
It's something ode with Microsoft, they comment every times what the others is doing before to watch what they are doing.
They said 2 years ago: "The HDMI and 1080p is useless for the gaming experience."
Result: Patch to enable 1080p output for the xbox 360, and 2 new xbox with HDMI, only 1.2 (Elite and premium).
Maybe, they must shut up and wait and see the result.
I love when fanboys such as yourself try to quote microsoft to spin some flamewar.. yet you have short term memory as far as what SOny have said... here let me remind you some of the historical Sony quotes and comments.
How about 4D graphics games running at 1080P and 120FPS?
How about rumble being last gen and taking them 1 year to released after taking away from gamers that loved it on the PS2?
mmm... I remember the PS3 being released with 2 HDMI tvs and being able to play it on 2 TVs...
wow what happened to 99% backward compatibility with PS1 and PS2 games just to later remove the emotion chip completely from new SKUs?
At least microsoft is adding hardware Sony is taking them away. Sony is not doing 1/2 of the things they said the PS3 would do.
Damn you microsoft... you tell us... we are not getting 1080P! grrr... and now you gave to us!!!
Here is a fact you can't change... Gears of war, Mass effect and others... 1 Disc, DVD9, better graphics than any game on the PS3 even 1 year after the PS3 released..... no need for HDMI....
also you speak of HDMI and how it's required for gaming.. yet the top PS3 games are not running at 1080P.... need HDMI? isn't kill zone 2 running at 720p?
I own a PS3, but after the few hours of play HS, it is just gatherin dust. Hay-ho, back to COD4 beta and Halo3 next week
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One of the reasons so many gamers like my self are so disgruntled with Sony is that they don't come through on their promises. Everyone and their uncle knew that the Playstation 3 wasn't going to launch in Spring of 2006 but Sony kept their mouth flapping, insisting that it was on Schedule. I remember Sony saying that Rumble couldn't work with the Sixasis where as the rest of the world knew it was due to the lawsuit and not an inability to implement the feature. It's no different than them telling us that they are going to sell 11 million Playstation 3's by March 2008. They would have to start selling 600k - 700k units a month as of today. Just another lie.
Sony puts a Trojan Horse in the Playstation 3 called Blu-Ray and SonyFanBoys praise them for it. It doesn't make Graphics better and it increased the price of the hardware. We've lived with having 2 discs in the past. I didn't hear you all complaining back then.
Although WarHawk is decent, it a gimped game. Lair wasn't finished and the up coming GT5 prologue is a little more than a demo. Metal Gear belongs to Konami, Final Fantasy belongs to Square Enix, what is their to love about Sony?
i have never seen a bunch of whiners before like blade and sega, oh boo hoo sony didnt do what they said im gonna go in a corner and cry. You dont like it, DONT BUY IT.
Maybe the PS3 fanboys wont remember Microsoft's promises of a 65nm chip for Christmas of 06. Oh wait, that was Spring of '07, no wait, I'm confused with all the PS3 delays, maybe the new 360 chipset was supposed to come out in the Summer of '07...Fall '07? Oh darn it all.
All company's have delays, the removal of the emotion engine from the PS3 is a kick in the butt, thankfully I purchased my PS3 right at the price drop to clear stock off the shelvs for the new units.
have been waiting for something to push me to get the ps3 and i think home is it. for me w8ing till 2008 is not gonna be a problem im sure sony would have reduced the price of the ps3 even more by then so picking one up then will do me nicely. microsoft should give props when its due home is a very innovative idea for a game console to be able to do that.
venum Sony also said "Rumble is last gen" & look at how that turned out so please STFU about Microsoft you Sonian. Sony is no better then Microsoft (probably worse) at this type of thing.
lol, ya sony said that but atleast they didnt screw consumers over by revising the xbox360 model more times then micheal jackson got his nose done. And as for sales the price is what makes the 360 sell regardless of the Red Ring of Death, thats why its doing so good and because of its library, but you cant rule out the fact that sony is still on a good path, even with its high price, lack of games and advertisment and exclusives. And seeing as how sony has sold 5million in about 9months and some days is pretty good, and that it shipped over 5.5 million and out of that 5 million 2.5 million are online registered with PSN and that number will most likely go up because of Home. So you can talk all the crap from here to kingdom come but when it comes next November, we shall see where PS3 really stands and if it does pass the 360 interms of sales lets see what peoples excuses will be. Some people must have forgotten Sony has been in this gaming business for over 10+ years and even longer overall then Microsoft.
IMO Home will suck hard.
The idea is a ripoff of second life, which is played by losers.
This idea is only really aimed at the hardcore gaming audience, and last time i looked at playstations audience, they were the least hardcore gamers out there.
Playstation owners are casual gamers, even on an xbox this HOME idea wouldnt take off.
So something that is free will struggle? Umm..lets see, home is like myspace the game, but it will struggle? Suuurreee. If home hits "home" then Live will have to make changes...Free maybe? B/c im sure M$ don't want to be out shined by sony once again.
Premonition hmmmm
20 Gig, 40 Gig, 60 Gig, 80 Gig
Core, Premium, Elite
It seems Sony has made more SKUs then Microsoft
Besides the HDD differences in PS3, what did Microsoft have to do? You know the answer to that, so I would keep my mouth close.
You forgot some other sku's lets see Core, Premium, Premium with HDMI, Elite, Halo 360 and then the new falcon which is coming out some time this year.
@HAPPY70. You know how dumb that sounds? inorder for MS to buy out Sony, the owner of sony would have to hand over the papers, they cant just say heres 400billion dollars give me your company.
@Nameless. Keep my mouth shut lol, your the ones that really needs to keep it close, Sony consumers can upgrade their HDD whenever they feel like they can add Wifi whenever they feel like, again you idiots are the ones getting screwed with so many SKU's and on top of that Hardware modifications like extra heatsink to keep your xbox360 from red ringing. So ya lets see if i wanted to add a bigger HDD to my 360 I would need to spend what around 120-150 right? or what about wifi around 99.99 right?
"You forgot some other sku's lets see Core, Premium, Premium with HDMI, Elite, Halo 360 and then the new falcon which is coming out some time this year."
Premium with HDMI replaced the premium same unit just with HDMI hardly a huge SKU change. You can't count the halo because it is limited and will only be offered for around a month or so. Falcon will be the same units with a different Chip SKU will stay the same such as did the Premium to Premium HDMI same sku so you're point is not valid.
Sure MS charges up the A$$ for additional things which i really don't care i don't buy them which is what MS whole point was it's OPTIONAL. So i can spend 350 on a premium and go play the same games PS3 owners have to pay 500 bucks for. I don't think it's bad SONY is changing the HD that's not a problem i hardly count it a huge Sku change. But they changed the PS3 what 3 times now? 20gig lacked features and the 80gig got hardware removed and software emulation. And rumor is the 40gig if it comes out will have limited features as well as rumored.


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