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Weekend Confirmed 131 - Wii U, Borderlands 2, FTL, Black MesaBy Jeff Mattas, Sep 21, 2012 11:00am PDT
On this week's episode of Weekend Confirmed, Garnett Lee, Jeff Mattas, and Andrew Yoon are joined by Insomniac's James Stevenson. The show begins with some thoughts about the new PlayStation "Super Slim" console, and there are a number of games to talk about. Borderlands 2, FTL, Halo 4, and Black Mesa are just some of the titles the team discusses, and there's even some more pontificating about the upcoming Wii U launch lineup. And, of course, the crew's Finishing Moves bring it all home.
Weekend Confirmed Ep. 131: 09/21/2012
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By: ericthecro x Show Full PostRegarding the conversation about being an early adopter, I have a perspective I'd like to share.
After last gen, I felt the hype surrounding new games was getting too much. I decided that this gen, I would only buy a game at $20, maybe $30, and if there is story DLC, I will only buy a GOTY or complete version. In 2008, I bought an Xbox 360 Elite, and Oblivion GOTY and started on my little test.
It has worked out wonderfully.
One immediate benefit you'll notice right away is price. Go on Amazon and look at Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition at $20. By buying that now, you are spending $90 less than someone who bought the game and all DLC as soon as they could.
Another benefit is that you don't play hyped up bad games. My usual method is to wait until a game has been out a couple of years or so, and go to various message boards posting "So was that game worth it"? You'd be surprised at how many games fall off the map after being proclaimed the best game ever, and a revolutionary step forward. Am I missing some games? Sure, but even at my vastly reduced rate of consumption, I still have more games than I can reasonably complete in my adult life.
What about the downsides?
Well as many people would say, I'm not in the thick of the release day conversation. Honestly, I don't mind. Usually immediate conversation is very shallow and full of memes and hyped by the fact that you just spend $60 plus tax on this game. It is much easier to have an intellectual discussion on truly memorable games, from SNES era to something recently past, like a Fallout 3 or Bioshock, now than the week they came out.
That's really the only benefit I can think of (of course I'm excluding multiplayer games, I honestly don't find them very fun). Once I realized I was paying a $40 premium to understand the latest memes, and not feel left out on internet forums (a ridiculous fear if you think about it) the decision became easy. Of course if I was hosting a podcast, or had people to talk about games with in real life I may want to keep up, but not to impress anonymous strangers.
The whole video game hype business seems so quaint now. A vast majority of a game's coverage is pre-release. People obsess over trailers, previews, interviews, little bits of information being doled out. The second a game is out, all those hours spent nitpicking trailers frame by frame and all that time spent scrounging around job hiring websites and such is null and void. I find no entertainment in being hyped.
I find myself in a weird position. I'm certainly play "hardcore" games, just a few years later, and usually to more of a complete state than many early adopters. I like buying games at my price point, playing at my pace, and discussing them in a substantial way. There's very few communities for people like me and it's why I really liked the concept of Garnett's idea of going back to a game after release. It could certainly be possible that your guys' views and thoughts and a little skewed due to the sheer volume of games you have to play, and how you are never able to really dump dozens of hours into a game. Garnett, I really appreciated you talking about Lost Odyssey, not only because it's my favorite JRPG of this gen that I've played through twice, but because it represents a refined view of the game, and hopefully inspired some people to pick it up on the cheap.Sep 25, 2012 6:32pm PDTRegarding the conversation about being an early adopter, I have a perspective I'd like to share. After... : ericthecro
By: jbug617 x Show Full PostWell the rumor on CAG this will be Microsoft's bundles for the holidays
1. 250 GB, Skyrim (Digital Download) and Forza 4 for $299
2. 4 GB Kinect, Kinect Adventures and Kinect Disneyland for $299
3. 250 GB Kinect, Kinect Adventures, Kinect Sports and Dance Central 2 (Digital Download) $399
There is also the $99 Xbox plan at Best Buy. I also expect stores to drop prices on Black Friday.Sep 21, 2012 3:05pm PDTWell the rumor on CAG this will be Microsoft's bundles for the holidays 1. 250 GB, Skyrim (Digital Dow... : jbug617
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This confirms more and more that the Wii U pricing is spot on. I'm afraid the next gen consoles from Son... : Ex-Morpheus
I'm sorry, wait, how is even the 32gb Wii U bundle competitive with a 250gb Xbox 360 with TWO AAA games? : MHSilver
I'm curious why they would put Forza 4 into a bundle with Forza Horizon coming out in October. It's not ... : SwittersYoni
Less successful then the Wii you think, considering the Wii is the best selling console of all time. Yeah... : Mysssss
The Wii is actually number three right now as far as hardware sales go with around 97 million sold to dat... : SwittersYoni
Yes I realize that but it's still the sales leader as far as its pace. Aka 5 years into PS2 less sold tha... : Mysssss
By: DevSword x Show Full PostCan someone give me a valid reason for liking Kingdom Hearts? The gameplay is shallow, the story makes no sense, the environments are kitschy and linear. Liking Kingdom Hearts is the equivalent of taking Lindsay Lohan into a night club at 3AM and giving her a line of coke. Square Enix is shit because of people like that. Its not just about their stupid titles. None of their games have been original or ambitious over the past decade. Kingdom Hearts is a huge part of that. No one on a podcast should ever talk about it or give it any kind of hype or credence.Sep 23, 2012 12:10pm PDTCan someone give me a valid reason for liking Kingdom Hearts? The gameplay is shallow, the story makes n... : DevSword
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ARGH! YOUR OPINIONS ARE DIFFERENT THAN MINE! HULK SMASH! Seriously, I never liked Kingdom Hearts. But ... : MHSilver
Well as a person who does like Kingdom Hearts quite a bit I can give some insight as to why it's popular.... : Vinnymike
1. I sort of get this---maybe right when KH came out, but then there's Mass Effect and Dragon Age. 2. N... : DevSword
Dragon Age had, in my opinion, much worse combat than Kingdom Hearts. Mass Effect is a great action game ... : HockeyJohnston
To your second point I would ask if you played the game. A cash-in is something like most games based off... : Vinnymike
It has no reason for existing other than to exploit ips. Here's the thing, if you only like Kingdom Hear... : DevSword
I don't like Disney or Final Fantasy much, but - you don't play games that have characters that you like?... : ChaosNovaXZ
I'm trying to understand your problem with the game. You don't like it because Square and Disney teamed u... : Vinnymike
Uh gee, I don't think I could have gotten more explicit about why I don't like the games. They are certa... : DevSword
I think you're a little aggressively dismissive of its action rpg game systems. The battles flow well, wi... : Garnett Lee
Disney movie nostalgia. Period. : RedSwirl
By: SOTGAce x Show Full PostYou are WRONG Andrew! Size does matter, and smaller is not better! lol Ask any woman besides your mom. :-P
Was I the only one that heard the "size doesn't matter" comment during the PS3 slimmer discussion? lolSep 26, 2012 8:45am PDTYou are WRONG Andrew! Size does matter, and smaller is not better! lol Ask any woman besides your mom. :-... : SOTGAce
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lol penis : ChaosNovaXZ
Poor CampKusoge, step away from the keyboard and the get out in the world. Maybe then you will understan... : SOTGAce
By: Mysssss x Show Full PostSo I just started playing FFXIII-2 never finished XIII, but well you know. I think the universe and fiction of XIII is fantastic!!!! However, man is the writing about as redundant as humanely possible. I'm a hour or so in and I've already heard about how Serah want to believe her sister lightning is alive like oh 20 times.
Either way the battle system is great and could be even better on the tablet. I would love less direct control and more management option.Sep 23, 2012 5:29am PDTSo I just started playing FFXIII-2 never finished XIII, but well you know. I think the universe and ficti... : Mysssss
By: DevSword x Show Full PostJames,
will you please put black people in Fuse? I don't want to have to be embarrassed by the racial ignorance in my video games anymore.Sep 23, 2012 12:17pm PDTJames, will you please put black people in Fuse? I don't want to have to be embarrassed by the racial i... : DevSword
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If lack of one race is considered "racial ignorance", then every game is going to need a shitload of main... : ChaosNovaXZ
This isn't reply to any responses here, just an observation. But isn't it annoying when you're watching a... : Shadow13th
By: PudgyNinja x Show Full PostGarnett,
As a long-time Roguelike fan, it bothers me that you (and others) try to take away this descriptor from something like FTL because it doesn't match your preconception of the genre.
Now, it's true that FTL doesn't look much like Rogue, but many modern Roguelikes have moved away from the classic fantasy dungeon crawl that originated the genre. The main thing that sets FTL apart from most RLs is the real-time combat, but the ability to pause and give orders offets this somewhat, though it's probably enough to push it into the category of Roguelike-like along with games like The Binding of Isaac and Spelunkky.
In every way that matters, FTL is a Roguelike and the things that people are finding engaging about are the things that Roguelikes have to offer. The sense of discovery and consequence. The stories that come out of fighting your way out of a dire situation. The unexpected interactions that you couldn't have predicted. These are all things that are characteristic of the Roguelike experience. So when you enjoy a game so much but try to separate it from it's brethren, I find that insulting to the genre.
People often find the permadeath aspect of Roguelikes to be too punishing. But this misses the point. Without permadeath, you would miss out on so many of these experiences. In a game where death means nothing, you'd never get yourself into a horrible situation, have to think of something clever to escape and possibly go on to victory. You'd just reload from a previous save point and avoid the catastrophe altogether. Permadeath doesn't exist to punish you. It is there to give your actions consequence. To make every decision matter. I'm sure you noticed that in FTL.
And in a game where you can play from start to finish in a couple hours, as you can in FTL and many Roguelikes, starting over isn't a big deal. And not to be too cliche, but the point of a Roguelike isn't really about getting to the end anyway, it's the journey. Though it's true that finishing a Roguelike can be one of gaming's most satisfying experiences.Sep 24, 2012 4:43pm PDTGarnett, As a long-time Roguelike fan, it bothers me that you (and others) try to take away this descr... : PudgyNinja
By: Ex-Morpheus x Show Full Post@Andrew Yoon
The Wii and Wii U situation ARE NOT THE SAME AT ALL.
The Wii came AFTER the 360 and was less powerful !
The Wii U is coming after the 360 and PS3 and is more powerful.
The Wii U SHOULD NOT BE COMPARED TO THE Wii but to the 3DS.
Nintendo had to make had to find the sweet spot between affordable machine, powerful graphics and making profit from Day 1.
The PS3 and 360 are accidents in history, because those 2 consoles were way ahead of their time in terms or specs and were selling AT LOSS for years !!! The PS3 cost 800 $ to make and was sold at 600 $. Sony was making a 200 $ loss on each machine. Those days are gone ! So you should NOT expect a gap as important as Wii vs PS3/360 during Next Gen.
So the Wii U is be less powerful than the PS4 and 720, but nothing in comparison of the Wii vs the 360/PS3.
The Wii U will to be to the PS4/720 what the 3DS is to the Vita.
Is the 3DS suffering from against the Vita ? Not at all.
Because Nintendo created a machine that can give great looking games. Look at Monster Hunter 4, Mario 3D Land or Resident Evil Revelation ? They don't look as good as Uncharted Golden Abyss does that mean that the games looks awful ?
That power debate has to stop, especially when we haven't EVEN seen any PS4 / 720 to date...
For Halo 4,
As a hardcore Halo fan and as many Halo fans outhere, I'm REALLY septical about Halo 4.
Your feeback looks encouraging, but until now I haven't seen anything telling me that the game will be worth the hype. I mean the new enemy doesn't have the charisma of covenants. Maybe I should see more...
Reach is one of my favourite game of this gen ( and my favourite after Halo CE ). So the bar for Halo 4 is REALLY HIGH.
I keep the faith thanks to your comments now :)Sep 23, 2012 12:55am PDT@Andrew Yoon The Wii and Wii U situation ARE NOT THE SAME AT ALL. The Wii came AFTER the 360 and was... : Ex-Morpheus
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Like you said, you shouldn't be comparing anything to the events of last gen. Last gen the tech in the co... : Shadow13th
By: BlobbyPantsJones x Show Full PostGreat episode guys, and it was cool you revisited the Wii U topic again and with James there it really helped even it out a bit.
Regarding Andrew's comment about being nothing of graphical note, he was right and it really sucks, but I guess it's to be expected on a Nintendo machine - unfortunately. During launches it's really up to the first/second parties to show off the machine and what it can do but that's just not really in Nintendo's DNA. Maybe Retro could have something in the works but who really knows what they are doing.
Other than that, third parties will just port stuff across from 360/PS3 to make their sales. That said, if the Wii U was leaps and bounds ahead of the current gen, we might have seen them go 60fps 1080 as an easy option and check on the box.Sep 23, 2012 2:13pm PDTGreat episode guys, and it was cool you revisited the Wii U topic again and with James there it really he... : BlobbyPantsJones
By: Down-RightFierce x Show Full PostI'm suprised at the lack of enthusiasm to the launch window lineup. I think this is one of the best launch lineups in recent memory. Wonderful 101, pikmin 3, new mario, ZombiU, Rayman, Monster Hunter, Lego City all look like fantastic games plus it has a strong third party lineup for once. this is probably the BEST nintendo launch ive seenSep 22, 2012 9:12am PDTI'm suprised at the lack of enthusiasm to the launch window lineup. I think this is one of the best launc... : Down-RightFierce
By: RidleySaria x Show Full PostIt's interesting to me that Andrew said that online community will be non-existent (I'm paraphrasing) in Wii U games. Have we forgotten about Miiverse already? Perhaps Nintendo should have talked about it a bit more.....Sep 22, 2012 1:32am PDTIt's interesting to me that Andrew said that online community will be non-existent (I'm paraphrasing) in ... : RidleySaria
By: Down-RightFierce x Show Full Postthe PS3 super slim price point is so confusing, what is Sony thinking?Sep 21, 2012 2:40pm PDT
By: RedSwirl x Show Full PostI gotta admit, the first time I connected my gaming PC to my TV I was blown away. I hooked it up to a wireless Xbox 360 controller, so playing Crysis 2 in 1080p at 60 frames per second on this setup kind of made me feel like I was playing a new console.Sep 24, 2012 11:25am PDTI gotta admit, the first time I connected my gaming PC to my TV I was blown away. I hooked it up to a wir : RedSwirl
By: SwittersYoni x Show Full PostI feel Sony is going to support the PS3 for a few more years and putting their new slim model at a much lower price right now will give them nowhere to go in the future. This new model should give them a bump in sales for October and early November. I'm guessing Sony will have very competitive deals for Black Friday, ending November on a high note. After the November and December high X-Mas sales die down they will be able to have a price cut next year, possibly at E3 after the announcement of the PS4.
To people saying 'the people who want a PS3 have already bought one' must have forgot that the PS2 has sold around 153 million units worldwide to date while the PS3 and Xbox 360 are at around 67 million units sold to date.
What this means to me is there are plenty of people around the world who will continue to support the older console like they have done with the PS2 after the new console has come out. This slimmer, cheaper to make model, gives Sony the opportunity to lower the price over the next few years.
The PS2 has sold around 54.2 million units since the PS3 launch in 2006. The PS3 is a long way from being dead even if people like me have moved on to the PS4.Sep 23, 2012 5:58pm PDTI feel Sony is going to support the PS3 for a few more years and putting their new slim model at a much l... : SwittersYoni
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By: CampKusoge x Show Full PostThere was this brief moment in this show where I thought "Del Rio's gone dubstep? NOOOOOO!" but thankfully, it turned out not to be the case.
Good tunes, as always.Sep 23, 2012 7:14pm PDT
By: dmeyer321 x Show Full PostBet you guys aren't laughing at or mocking Andrea any more for her Vikings pick. :)Sep 23, 2012 6:42pm PDT
By: MHSilver x Show Full PostI'm obviously biased because of the Halo talk. but I loved this episode. :DSep 23, 2012 1:39pm PDT
By: CampKusoge x Show Full PostThis is probably the biggest waste of a question ever, but is anyone other than me gonna pick up "The Denpa Men" this Thursday?
This is what I love about Japanese games: zany shit. Maybe the game's good, maybe it's bad, but it's that special kind of batshit insane that no Western studio would release to the world, not because of a lack of imagination, but because it takes a certain kind of mindset to show something like this in public with a straight face.
When Western Devs do zany, we get things like Cthulhu Saves the World and Fart Cat! which are great, don't get me wrong, but when Japan does Zany, we get Tokyo Jungle, No One Can Stop Mr. Domino!, Muscle March, Captain Rainbow, and the Denpa Men.Sep 23, 2012 1:32pm PDT
By: CruelLEGACEY x Show Full PostGreat episode guys!
Lots of fun game talk this week. FTL sounds awesome, loved hearing James' insight on Fuse, and I'm sure I don't even need to mention Halo 4 ;)
... but I will anyway! HA!
I'm really glad to hear Andrew's excitement over the campaign. I've only had a tiny little taste of Spartan Ops, but I also found the Prometheans thrilling to fight against. I described 1 particular encounter on my podcast last week. If anyone's interested, it's here:
Skip to about the 22:20 mark if you want to check it out :)Sep 21, 2012 9:41pm PDTGreat episode guys! Lots of fun game talk this week. FTL sounds awesome, loved hearing James' insight ... : CruelLEGACEY
By: Tofudude x Show Full PostThere must be an internal contest at Square Enix to think of the strangest titles. Not having KH2 is a huge problem (Andrew is probably right, there will be another HD collection with KH2, the psp title and the cutscenes from the mobile game...cellphone...remake...yay?). Its like a love-hate relationship with this franchise. They release awesome versions of the games that never come here and now they don't include the best PS2 game in a collection of PS2 games and yet...I love the games. The HD collection is kinda like "okay...take my money".Sep 22, 2012 9:46pm PDT
By: Trippiv x Show Full PostHey can't have a contest and not include everyone. I started a link to a little WC Football Pool for the listeners thru CBS Sports. Link Below:
Password: Ghosts01
4 games a week, I'll try to post the same ones as Garnett. Post here if there are any problems getting in.Sep 22, 2012 7:10pm PDTHey can't have a contest and not include everyone. I started a link to a little WC Football Pool for the ... : Trippiv
By: Mr.Manager x Show Full PostGreat episode, guys. James Stevenson was a great guest. And Garnette, props for mentioning Le Mans on Dreamcast. That game blew me away when it was released. I still think it's one of the best racers available, and was sadly overlooked by a lot of people.
Regarding Jeff's question to James about Wii U games that was something along the lines of, "If you pick up the system later, but don't go back and play the games that were available at launch, then do you really care about those games?" I think James' answer was interesting. There is something fun about playing a game at the height of its hype, and being a part of the conversation surrounding current games. However, there's another reason that I personally wouldn't go back to many of the first batch of games if I were to pick up the system a year after launch. By then, there will presumably be dozens of other games to play. I buy older games that I missed at launch all the time, but it's hard to find time to play them. I don't want to miss NSMB WiiU, ZombiU, and other launch games, and I know if I wait until there's a price drop that I won't bother checking them out.
This wouldn't be as much of a problem if I only gamed on one system, but I'm a giant nerd and play games on every system I can get my hands on. Shit, I even backed the Ouya.Sep 22, 2012 10:50am PDT
By: Shadow13th x Show Full PostAnyone looking forward to State of Decay?
The original coverage of this zombie game focused on ambitious principles of base building, gathering supplies, setting up camp and defenses or going it alone or teaming up with friends. It seemed really interesting to someone like me who has zero interest in Zombie games.
But the trailers coming out make it seem like a bit of a vanilla zombie co-op game.
Until we play it we won't know the whole story I suppose.Sep 21, 2012 4:14pm PDTAnyone looking forward to State of Decay? The original coverage of this zombie game focused on ambitio... : Shadow13th
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Makin' Music with John Mayer from John Mayer

Makin' Music with John Mayer
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Judd Apatow
Kristen Bell
Ian Roberts
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John Mayer takes YOU behind the scenes of his songwriting process.
Published May 06, 2008
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John Mayer
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The video opens with a shot of John Mayer sitting at a mixing board.
John Mayer
: Hi. I'm John Mayer. Come along while I show you how a song is written.
Shot cuts to car pulling into a parking lot.
John Mayer (voiceover)
: I wake up in the morning and I go to work like a regular guy.
Shot cuts to the interior of the car. John Mayer is drinking a red bull.
John Mayer (voiceover)
: I drive my own hybrid vehicle.
John Mayer drives his car over a curb. The shot cuts to him walking into a building with a phone held up to each ear.
John Mayer (into the phones)
: Now that we're all friends here we can
hopefully all get together on me. (voiceover) Having not been inspired
since 2004, I've established and idea room.
John Mayer walks up to reception desk. A very attractive and busty
woman wearing a t-shirt that reads My Body is a Wonderland hands John
Mayer a sandwich. The shot cuts to John Mayer sitting in the "idea
room" with two other men. One is African-American and the other is
African-American Idea Man
: Let's start with the most universal one we have.
White Idea Man
: You work all week. You get through the grind. Just living for the weekend.
John Mayer
: Eh, it's too country.
African-American Idea Man: You're dancing, but you don't really care how you're dancing. You don't care how you look.
John Mayer
: That's not a metaphor is it? Because, I don't like metaphors.
White Idea Man
: Boy meets girl. Boy loses girl. Boy is filled with regret.
John Mayer
: I don't like this guy.
African-American Idea Man
: You like the girl, but you can't get the girl.
John Mayer
: If I can't get the girl, why don't I just tell her I'm John Mayer?
Both Idea Men stare blankly at John Mayer.
John Mayer
: How about something everybody can relate to, like, when
you're fucking one supermodel and you make the other ones jealous.
White Idea Man
: I'm not really sure that's something people…
African American Idea Man
: Well…
John Mayer
: I love it. Let's do it.
John Mayer gets up and leaves. Shot cuts to him riding a mini-scooter around in the halls.
John Mayer (voiceover)
: Have all the chords in music been found? Most will say yes. I say, not so fast asshole.
The shot cuts to the "chord research guy" sitting in a plush leather chair holding a guitar.
Chord Research Guy
: I came up with this one.
Chord Research Guy plays a horrifying, non-chord. He then looks up at John Mayer.
Chord Research Guy
John Mayer
: Mmmmhmmmhmmm. It needs work.
Chord Research Guy
: It's called M, for Mayer.
John Mayer
: I like it. Let's use it.
John Mayer walks out and the shot cuts to John Mayer walking in the hall with another man.
John Mayer
: Hey Brian, get me the guy who, uh, plays whistle in Paradise City.
: Axl Rose?
John Mayer
: I didn't ask what his name was, just get him for me.
The shot cuts back to the Idea men. They look annoyed, helpless, and perplexed.
African-American Idea Man
: Call in our friends…
White Idea Man
: I had a lot of good ideas that universal and he now I gotta write about eh fucking supermodels.
The shot cuts to John Mayer riding his scooter in the halls. He passes
the hot receptionist and steals the sandwich out of her hand. He takes
a bite and throws the rest over his shoulder.
John Mayer (voiceover)
: You know, I never really took to drugs. The coke farts are always just terrible. So, I hired a guy.
John Mayer walks into a room and we see a bearded guy doing lines of coke.
John Mayer
: Listen, I'm gonna need you to do more drugs. I need all your desperation for my guitar solos.
The drug guy stares at John Mayer for a moment, leans down, and starts
to do another line without using a straw. Shot cuts to John Maye
riding the scooter in the hall again.
John Mayer
: The song has finally taken shape.
John Mayer steps off the scooter and lets it fall to the floor. He walks into a room.
A man is sitting at a computer.
Man at computer
: All right. We're ready. Do you want to take a listen?
John Mayer is sitting on a couch with the hot receptionist, Chord Research Guy, the drug user and several others.
John Mayer
: I didn't sing on it.
Man at computer
: Oh, we just pieced together a bunch of stuff you've already sung.
John Mayer
: Cool.
Man at Computer
: It is cool.
The man at the computer hits a switch and a few seconds of bluesy guitar is heard.
John Mayer
: That's enough. I'm sure it's great.
John Mayer gets up. The shot cuts to him riding the scooter in the hall
again. The shot cuts to John Mayer and the man at the computer standing
outside a room.
John Mayer (voiceover)
: When I focus group a song, it's because I want to know that my core audience is gonna love it.
Inside the room we see a man in a lab coat, a young white man, an olde
African-American man, someone of indeterminate gender dressed something
like Waldo from Where's Waldo, and a baby in a stroller. The shot cuts
to hallway outside the room.
John Mayer
: Look at them. They love it.
The shot cuts back to the interior of the focus group room.
Older African-American Man
: That music sucks big fucking time.
Man in lab coat
: Sir could you watch your language? There's a fucking baby in the room!
The shot cuts to John Mayer walking in a hall.
John Mayer (voiceover)
: People matter, but celebrities matter more. That's why it's time to bring it to them.
John Mayer knocks on the outside of a door.
You see Kristen Bell with a set of headphones on.
Kristen Bell
: This is shit! (Points to headphones)
John Mayer
: It's the shit, right?
Kristen Bell
: No. It's fucking aw…
John Mayer
: It's awesome. It's fucking awesome.
Kristen Bell
: …ful.
John Mayer
: I knew you'd love it. Thanks Kristen Bell.
John Mayer gets up and leaves. The shot cuts back to the Idea Men.
African-American Idea Man
: I don't even know a supermodel. Do you?
White Idea Man
: No! Of course I don't know a supermodel. Nobody knows a
supermodel. Him and like fucking eight other guys know supermodels.
African-American Idea Man
: That's it.
White Idea Man
: Goddammit (throws notebook onto the table).
Shot cuts back to John Mayer sitting at the mixing board.
John Mayer
: If I wasn't thought of as a young Bruce Springsteen before, I sure am now. That's how it's done.
John Mayer waves goodbye. He turns and looks at someone off screen.
John Mayer
: What's that?
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I knew the whale shark was
I knew the whale shark was the largest shark . If anyone disagrees comment why.
Sharks come in all sizes. The largest is the whale shark, which has been known to get as large as 18 meters (60 feet). The smallest fits in your hand. And the great white shark is somewhere in the middle. See photos and learn more about the wide diversity of sharks, read 5 reasons to revere sharks, and see even more articles about sharks.
I knew the whale shark was the largest shark . If anyone disagrees comment why.
It is true.
That is not true!
What about the swag shark, its 69 feet long
tiger sharks can be 20-25 which is bigger than the great white. also hammerheads have been known to be around the same as great whites.
what about the megalodon shark
What about goblin sharks they over 18ft
interesting array of sharks
Hmm. Great information!
it was ok
Megalodon isn't on the list, I believe it is the biggest shark in the sea that lives over 6,500ft below sea level. XD
It is . but was extinct
The biggest shark is the megladon it is so big!
Thats fascinating but where are the tiger sharks or the hammer head sharks or even the bull sharks
What about a bull shark???
Awesome! This chart was great for illustrating to kids the size difference and proportions of different sharks! =)
Where is the. Pygmy shark.... It is the smallest....
What about Greenland Shark? I heard it is almost as big as the Great White!!!
Hi Spencer,
This page only shows living sharks. You can see more about the extinct megalodon shark here - http://ocean.si.edu/ocean-news/great-white-shark-evolution
Thanks for commenting!
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Megalodon is the biggest shark ever duh!
This is awesome, thanks!!
The megalodon is the biggest shark in the world
It is probably the mouth that is compared to all the sharks?
The megalodon is extinct. Regardless of what ridiculous fake doc you watched. This is for living species.
Wheres Megalodon in here? He is 60 ft!
you forgot megalodon
Hi JME IV,
The great hammerhead can get pretty close in size to the great white (up to 20 feet), but typically great hammerheads are closer to around 12 feet long.
Thanks for commenting!
The Ocean Portal Team
Actually, the Great Hammerhead is longer than the Great White, so I support your inquiry.
is the megladon the bigesst shark
where is the hammer head shark it is bigger than a nurse shark but still not seeing it
no they are totaly different sharks
is the bronze whaler the same as the whale shark?
i think the dwarf shark is really small
Glad bout this information.
There are more than 470 species of shark, so we couldn't fit them all on the chart! The sixgill shark (Hexanchus griseus), also known as the cow shark, would squeeze in between the mako shark and nurse shark. Male sixgill sharks average around 10 feet, while females are closer to 13 feet.
I hope that helps. Thanks for visiting and commenting!
Wheres the six gill shark on this shart
Thanks for reading and commenting. This chart has to generalize about size. Some mako sharks are 12 feet long, but most are closer to 8 feet. And nurse sharks can reach 13 feet long.
We wish we could have included all the shark species on the chart, but there simply isn't enough room!
As for goblin sharks, there have only been 45 specimens observed ever! From those, it seems like they average around 10 feet in length; however, 45 individuals isn't enough to be sure. Pelagic thresher sharks are also around 10 feet.
Thanks again!
this is wrong. The nurse shark is not that big and the mako is more than 8 feet long. IN fact, Goblin sharks and pelagic thresher sharks should be ON THAT LIST.
Very good point! Thanks for making it. For more information, read this article, 5 Reasons to Revere, Not Fear, The Shark.
Thanks for reading and commenting.
I think that it is important to note that despite their size, the majority of the sharks on this list do not pose a threat to humans.


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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
$3.33 a day: FEAR and pantry inventory results
I am afraid today. My EX just got laid off too.
I am not sure what we are going to do. Life is very challenging right now. The fear I feel is just creeping into my body and I feel almost paralyzed. It's hard not to let my head whirl with terrifying thoughts.
I guess all we can do is take things one day at a time and do the best we can.
I want so badly to work in at least a vegetarian environment. Vegan preferable, but vegetarian is OK... I can do photography, but have not heard back from the places I've applied for those jobs. It is a rough market out there. I have spent most of my adult life making food and that is what I know.
So.... I may have to reduce my budget even more. Maybe this will be become a $2.22 a day blog instead?
OK.. now that I've vented about the scary stuff... I did a full pantry inventory and have so much to work with. It's shocking how much food I can fit in an average sized apartment fridge and freezer.
This list is very much represents the staples I have kept in my pantry for years. You can gradually build your pantry and given the amount of food I have, next week, I am going to try to only spend $15.00 on veggies.
Pantry Ingredients:
1lb Bulgar
1 lb brown rice
1 lb millet
8 lbs wheat berries
1 package tapioca
4 lbs brown rice pasta
2 lbs asian rice/yam noodles
15 oz canned pumpkin
3 lbs sun dried tomatoes
10 veggie bouillon cubes
5 lbs instant cornmeal/flour
1.5 lbs regular cornmeal
2 lbs baking soda (I use this for cleaning as well as baking)
1/2 gallon white vinegar (for cleaning)
2 c chickpea flour
xanthan gum
1 can artichoke hearts
8 oz baking powder
10 lbs nutritional yeast
2 lbs dried, unsweetened coconut
4 lbs golden flax seeds
2 Kal Stevia
8 oz carob powder
1 lb rolled oats
1 lb kidney beans
1.5 lbs split peas
1 lb barley
2 lbs vital wheat gluten
2 lbs white whole wheat flour
Fiber One Cereal
3/4 package raisin bran cereal
4 28 oz canned tomatoes
small amount cocoa powder
white sugar
sugar free maple syrup
teeny bit brown sugar
6 boxes herbal tea
1 box black tea
2 lb dried tomato powder
2 lbs dried red and green peppers
liquid smoke
5 lbs tvp
2 lbs sunflower seeds
1 lb garbanzo beans
1 lb cashews
1.5 lbs sesame seeds
4 lbs black sesame seeds (I need to check these.. they may not be fresh)
1 lb chia seeds
8 oz balsamic vinegar
8 oz red wine vinegar
17 oz white balsamic vinegar
8 oz truffle oil
4 oz EVOO
2 oz sesame oil
16 oz dark soy sauce
2 tubes wasabi
8 oz wing sauce
8 oz popcorn
18 oz fleur de sal
18 oz psyllium husks
2 jars almond butter
1 jar peanut butter
1/2 jar tahini
1/2 jar tahini
Nori sheets
Nori shreds
rice paper wraps
1/3 package soy curls
16 oz grey poupon
1/2 jar marmite
2 oz soy sauce
12 oz coconut oil
3 cans mandarin oranges
24 oz yellow mustard
5 lbs soybeans
15 oz black olives
8 oz strawberry jelly
1/2 c quinoa
1/2 lb lentils
6 c Eggplant/Quinoa Veggie Soup
Leftover noodles/soycurls (saving to turn into soup)
2 C white beans
2 C white bean soup
8 oz pesto
1 lb edamame
1/3 c active dry yeast
1 lb frozen broccoli
1 lb frozen cauliflower
3 lbs frozen pineapple
1 lb frozen peaches
1 lb frozen mango
1.5 lbs frozen blueberries
2 C Dahl
2 lbs walnuts
1 c refried black beans
1 1/2 c spinach/sausage/tofu filling
2 lbs frozen corn
3 c lentil burger mixture
1 lb tempeh
1 c black eyed peas
1 lb mixed veggies
1 lb frozen strawberries
2 c goddess dressing
4 c almond pulp
16 oz cranberry chutney
3 pieces 100% rye bread
6 slices sprouted bread
2 packages soft tofu
1/2 bunch cilantro
4 c split pea soup
1/2 lb carrots
1/2 small head cabbage
1/2 lb brussels sprouts
Vegenaise ( I bought a gallon of it in December for catering and have quite a bit leftover!)
4 jalapenos
16 oz cranberry chutney
kalamata olives
green olives
cashew cheese (homemade)
1/3 bunch celery
4 packages shirataki noodles
3 lavash (pieces)
6 low carb flax/oat bran tortillas
8 oz alfalfa seeds
1 lb dates
16 oz hot mustard seeds (for sprouting)
3 c various sprouts (and 4 jars that are always sprouting)
1 big package corn tortillas
hoisin sauce
2 c thawed frozen peas
2 lb walnuts
1.5 lb almonds
pickled ginger
2 avocados
1 package wholly guacamole
raw chocolate sauce (12 oz)
1 qt homemade salsa
5 small sweet potatoes
3 small russet potatoes
2 onions
3 garlic bulbs
4 lemons
3 limes
4 apples
I finally went grocery shopping yesterday. I bought all produce with the exception of 2 lbs of lentils and 2 rolls of toilet paper. I spent $24.80. I shopped at Market Basket on Lafayette Road in Portsmouth, NH.
I got a lot of loot!
Normally, I would buy organic spinach, but they were out. I really wanted baby spinach so I looked at my options and found the 9oz bag for the same price as the 7oz container. I usually pay 2.99 for 5 oz organic spinach and it's worth it to me. I got 9 small to medium red peppers!
The discounted produce was a huge bag of mixed potatoes and a bag of 4 very large onions. I was going to buy 2 lbs of onions for $1.29, but went with the discounted onions for $.99.
Given my very stocked pantry and the horrible news of my X's layoff (I depend on child support money to LIVE... we share custody of our kids and he is MORE THAN GENEROUS.. but if he doesn't have a job well... uuggghh)...
I digress...
I was saying that given my BEAUTIFULLY STOCKED PANTRY AND FREEZER I should definitely be able to only spend 15 dollars next week on produce. I have so much to work with and I am very fortunate.
Total spent this month: $34.80
Total banked in bulk foods fund: $10.00
Total left for the week: $0.00
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Melody, sorry to hear this news. Sending you hugs as well. It looks as if you have a well stocked pantry. This is a plus about being vegan, we can make so many meals without spending alot of $$. We have also been feeling the effects of the economy as I know so many of us have. Hang in there.ReplyDelete
I am so sorry to hear about your ex. I understand your fear--it is paralyzing sometimes. Hang in there!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness! Your pantry (and fridge and freezer) ARE well stocked! That is amazing! Good luck--with all that you already have, I hope that you can continue on your planned budget and not have to lower it.
I am so sorry to hear that you are facing such a struggle.ReplyDelete
Very positive going your way.
Just thought I´d let you know that as a freelance writer I have noticed quite a few ads needing vegan/raw food eaters to write for magazines and other things. You might want to look into it. A great place to start is at www.freelancewritinggigs.com (no, it isn't mine!) BTW, love your blog!ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry to hear this news, Melody. I can only say that things have to get better.ReplyDelete
You are an inspiration with your inexpensive healthy meals. That raw pie in the previous post looks insanely good.
I'm so sorry about your ex. No wonder you feel panic-stricken.ReplyDelete
Things will get better. Hugs to you!
I just found your blog, I love your recipes. I just wanted to say that both my husband and I have been laid off. I've had to get very creative with our food shopping. I've been spending $50 every 3 weeks and am still trying to get us down to $35. If I could cry I would, but my emotions seem to be completely frozen.ReplyDelete
like your blog. have you considered dumpster diving?ReplyDelete
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Many electronic devices use what is called "standby power" when they're turned off--as long as they are plugged in. That way, you don't have to wait the few seconds it takes for the device to "power up" when you turn it on. But that "Instant-On" convenience wastes a ton of energy and dollars.
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Also, check out this standby energy chart to see which devices use the most energy when not in use.
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Federal regulations have cut back on the amount of electricity "vampire appliances" can consume, but they still account for as much as 5 – 10% of the electricity used in the average home. In other words, $0.05 to $0.10 out of every dollar spent on electricity could be eliminated, according to the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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I can almost guarantee that I am the only sportswriter outside of North Florida and St. Louis who is discussing the Jaguars today. Already the NFL's worst team, the Jags went to St. Louis and are headed home without any wins on the season or their starting QB. That may actually be a relief for Blaine Gabbert as the Mizzou alum has looked rather like the cake after a 1-year-old's birthday party while under center.
It all started off so promising. Sure, a 4-12 record in the inaugural season didn't look great, especially with the fellow-expansion Carolina Panthers amassing a relatively gaudy 7-9 mark in 1995. However, both teams had crested the win mark for wins in a franchise's maiden voyage [Cincinnati won 3 in 1968]. The sophomore season was even better as Mark Brunell had a Pro-Bowl campaign, leading the Jaguars to a winning record, a first-ever playoff berth and the AFC Championship game in New England. There were seasons of double-digit wins, sellouts and sunshine. All seemed smooth sailing ahead.
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We like to bulk up the summer edition of Social Policy, whenever we can, on the off chance that you'll keep it with you to bring along on any holiday. We're never exactly "beach" fare, but we know how busy our readers always are, so we hope to sneak in on the odd moments when you're ready to dig deep into something a little different from your daily fare. This issue seems ideal for just such a change of pace.
Steve Early starts it off with a thorough examination of the work that has been done by the Vermont Progressive Party in proving that there are alternatives to the duopoly of American politics nationally. Writing this in the wake of a Tea Party candidate spending $200,000 and unseating Republican Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a primary after Cantor had spent more than $5 million is a reminder that even in the land of money, palpable anger can still win out. In Vermont such anger found its voice progressively. We're looking in a future issue to learn from the Working Families Party as well, but without real alternatives rage always finds its watermark somewhere.
That desire for change shows up as a theme in a number of articles where many would have said "it can't be done," and people put together organizations and movements to confound the experts. Growing numbers of adjunct professors organizing unions is an encouraging development which John Russo pushes forward, while he also notes the contradictions as teachers organize in Catholic universities. Taxi drivers, long seen as independent contractors with a volatile organizational history, are expanding in cities across the nation as our essay by Mischa Gaus details, focusing on the experience in New York City. Miriam Pawel continues her extensive investigation of the growth and struggles of the United Farm Workers Union under Cesar Chavez in an excerpt from her just published book, which we're also proud to include here. The career of Michael Manley from labor leader to head of Jamaica is also a story, in Dr. Virtue's essay, of a different kind of anger – and ambition – trying other strategies for social change.
Professor Fabiola Varela-Garcia in her analysis of the powder keg of indigenous peoples in Guatemala waiting for the opportunity to participate and stunting the country's growth because of the denial of their full citizenship looks at how mono-culturalism and elites can thwart the progress of an entire country. Professor Edward Martin and Serena Do bring us home to Los Angeles and evaluate how racism promotes environmental degradation in lower income and nonwhite communities and does the same in an urban context. Our old friend Mike Miller looks at what we can learn as organizers from the base communities movement in Brazil, and our colleague Professor Gregory Squires and his co-authors share with us the results of a conference predicted by earlier articles in Social Policy about promoting a peoples' community development.
Our columnists weigh in on all sides in this issue, looking at the ways in which governmental policy rewards and subsidizes corporate lawbreakers, efforts to improve internet access and bridge the digital divide, the hard choices involved in campaigns to raise the minimum wage, and the crises that seem everywhere in trying to develop education as a tool for progressive change and reducing inequality.
Many pieces in the magazine make the case for how change is made, and other parts of the journal argue why it remains essential to create change and the fact that conditions demand it. While reflecting and perhaps recharging during the summer, there is a lot between the covers to challenge and engage you, not just for tilting at the windmills but for storming the walls.


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Evening ReadingSo, Apple is holding a press conference tomorrow about the iPhone 4 and hopefully they won't announce that they all have to come back. Mine has been working great and I have no complaints. That Droid X thing-a-ma-bob is out for Verizon customers now, if Android is more your flavor.
Gaming News o'the Day
- StarCraft II will be available digitally on day one.
- IL-2 developer working on Apache games for console.
- Microsoft cancels 1 vs. 100 on Xbox Primetime.
- Double Fine working on four new titles.
- DogFighter giveaway on Indie Games Channel.
- iOS update changes signal bar display forumula.
- Droid X can brick itself if it detects modification?
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More than 25 years pilgrims are coming to family guesthouse Ana&Stjepan and we want that our experience make your pilgrimage one to remember. We offer you fresh, delicious, homemade food which is adjusted to all tastes....
Apartments and Hostel Rooms Castanea Sarajevo
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Apartments and Hostel Rooms in the heart of the Sarajevo's Old Town, just few minutes walk from all major tourist attractions in the city. Castanea offers two apartments and two Hostel Rooms, all together 16 beds....
10 Per Night
Countryside getaway,wine and food tasting
Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bed & Breakfasts
Take a break at quiet cuntryside in Bosnia Hercegovina,10km from Adriatic sea. Taste local food and wine,visit many interseting places in our vicinity-Neum,Dubrovnik,Mostar,Medjugorje or just relax by fireplace....
Starting at 15 Per Night
Hotel Beograd Sarajevo - Perfect Vacation Getaway
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Hotels & Resorts
Hotel Beograd is a 3-star winner of the Golden Rose Award of Tourism for exceptional quality of its accommodation, gastronomy and customer service. This 3-star hotel offers business and leisure guests alike an extraordinary place of stay....
Starting at 28 Per Night
Luxury stay in Sarajevo
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In the old part of Sarajevo town centre, our sophisticated and charming hotel has extensive rooms and apartments with warm and elegant colors, interesting artwork and antique furniture....
Starting at 85 Per Night
New Age Apartment No. 2
Sarajevo , Bosnia and Herzegovina Vacation Rentals
The apartment is suited in downtown Sarajevo. Just across the street you'll be able to find bakeries, shops, supermarkets, and other stores. The main pedestrian zone "Ferhadija" , with its popular bars and cafes is only a few minutes away....
Starting at 80 Per Night
Cheap accommodation in Trebinje-Bosnia
Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bed & Breakfasts
This air-conditioned apartment occupies the third floor of our house and it consists of 3 bedrooms, a 35 sq.m. living-room, bathroom, kitchen with all the necessary equipment (stove, refrigerator, microwave oven) and terrace....
25 Per Night
Travel Herzegovina
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bed & Breakfasts
There is unique example of Eastern architecture which forms one complex ancient house 'Velagicevina' built in 1776.Visit our area and test the tourist activity at the time of your visit. - Discover the world of healthy food and the art of old time. ...
$40 Per Night
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11 U.S. Code § 1144 - Revocation of an order of confirmation
On request of a party in interest at any time before 180 days after the date of the entry of the order of confirmation, and after notice and a hearing, the court may revoke such order if and only if such order was procured by fraud. An order under this section revoking an order of confirmation shall—
(1) contain such provisions as are necessary to protect any entity acquiring rights in good faith reliance on the order of confirmation; and
Source(Pub. L. 95–598, Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2639; Pub. L. 98–353, title III, § 515,July 10, 1984, 98 Stat. 387.)
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senate report no. 95–989
If an order of confirmation was procured by fraud, then the court may revoke the order on request of a party in interest if the request is made before 180 days after the date of the entry of the order of confirmation. The order revoking the order of confirmation must revoke the discharge of the debtor, and contain such provisions as are necessary to protect any entity acquiring rights in good faith reliance on the order of confirmation.
1984—Pub. L. 98–353inserted "if and only" after "revoke such order".
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Amendment by Pub. L. 98–353effective with respect to cases filed 90 days after July 10, 1984, see section 552(a) ofPub. L. 98–353, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
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