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Editor's Selections: Roman lead poisoning, Dyslexia, Intelligence in context, and A. bosei's teeth
January 26th, 2012 | 1
Part of my online life includes editorial duties at ResearchBlogging.org, where I serve as the Social Sciences Editor. Each Thursday, I pick notable posts on research in anthropology, philosophy, social science, and research to share on the ResearchBlogging.org News site. To help highlight this writing, I also share my selections here on AiP. Bloggers in [...]Keep reading »
How Does IQ Relate to Personality?
April 21st, 2014 | 4
Personality and IQ have traditionally been viewed as distinct domains of human functioning. However, research over the past three decades suggests that IQ is a personality trait. In an excellent book chapter in The Cambridge Handbook of Intelligence, personality neuroscientist Colin DeYoung points out that many personality traits involve cognitive processes and abilities. It's just [...]Keep reading »
What Do IQ Tests Test?: Interview with Psychologist W. Joel Schneider
February 3rd, 2014 | 5
W. Joel Schneider is a psychologist at Illinois State University, dividing his time equally between the Clinical-Counseling program and the Quantitative Psychology program. He also runs the College Learning Assessment Service in which students and adults from the community can learn about their cognitive and academic strengths and weaknesses. His primary research interests lie in evaluating psychological evaluations. He is [...]Keep reading »
Can Cognitive Training Make You Smarter?: Interview with Author Dan Hurley
January 27th, 2014 | 1
Dan Hurley is one of my favorite science journalists. Not only does he write about issues that interest me, but he doesn't sacrifice the nuance, or the humor. Dan's popular feature in The New York Times Magazine, "Can You Make Yourself Smarter?" brilliantly presented multiple perspectives in the cognitive training debate. In his latest book, [...]Keep reading »
Working Memory and Fluid Reasoning: Same or Different?
January 22nd, 2014 | 8
In 1990, researchers Patrick Kyllonen and Raymond Christal found a striking correlation. They gave large groups of American Air Force recruits various tests of working memory, in which participants performed simple operations on a single letter. For instance, in the "alphabet recoding" task, the computer briefly displayed three letters: H, N, C Followed by an [...]Keep reading »
Standardized Achievement Tests: What Are They Good For? Hint: Not Cognitive Ability.
December 20th, 2013 | 6
It's well known that good standardized test takers also tend to have high cognitive ability. That's not a shocker. But until recently, very little research has looked at the effect of improving standardized achievement test performance. This is obviously a really important question, since we are so steeped in a standardized testing culture. Wouldn't it [...]Keep reading »
The Heritability of Intelligence: Not What You Think
October 17th, 2013 | 29
One of the longest standing assumptions about the nature of human intelligence has just been seriously challenged. According to the traditional "investment" theory, intelligence can be classified into two main categories: fluid and crystallized. Differences in fluid intelligence are thought to reflect novel, on-the-spot reasoning, whereas differences in crystallized intelligence are thought to reflect previously acquired [...]Keep reading »
New Cognitive Training Study Takes on the Critics
October 9th, 2013 | 5
Brain training: yay or nay? It's not so simple. Traversing the swamp of studies on cognitive training is bound to give even the boldest explorer a migraine. But don't despair, I'm here to help guide you along! As we all know, people differ quite a bit from one another in how much information they can [...]Keep reading »
Mind Wandering: A New Personal Intelligence Perspective
September 25th, 2013 | 5
Once accused of being absent-minded, the founder of American Psychology, William James, quipped that he was really just present-minded to his own thoughts. Most recent studies depict mind wandering as a costly cognitive failure with relatively few benefits (Mooneyham and Schooler, 2013). This perspective makes sense when mind wandering is observed by a third party [...]Keep reading »
IQ Test Controversies Persist
August 23rd, 2013 | 16
What do IQ tests measure? Can intelligence be improved? How should we select students for gifted and talented programs? How well do IQ tests predict success in life? How important are characteristics such as self-regulation and ambition? What about deliberate practice? What is the neuroscience of intelligence? These are some of the most hot button issues facing us today [...]Keep reading »
In Defense of Intelligent Testing
July 15th, 2013 | 9
I recently published a book called Ungifted: Intelligence Redefined. With a title like that, you'd think the book is one big anti-IQ, anti-testing manifesto. It isn't. While the IQ test certainly has a less than pretty history of abuse and misuse, we can learn a lot about a child's educational needs through the responsible use of intelligent testing. A [...]Keep reading »
Retro Science Jargon: Negroes, Retards, Morons, Feeble-Minded Idiots and Perverts
December 3rd, 2011 | 2
Back when I was a graduate student in Louisiana studying chimpanzees, I came across a chapter from an old book called The Speech of Monkeys. First released in 1892, it was a pioneering text in animal behavior and the study of nonhuman communication, published by the very respectable Charles L. Webster and Company, the house [...]Keep reading »
Searching For The Elephant's Genius Inside the Largest Brain on Land
Many years ago, while wandering through Amboseli National Park in Kenya, an elephant matriarch named Echo came upon the bones of her former companion Emily. Echo and her family slowed down and began to inspect the remains. They stroked Emily's skull with their trunks, investigating every crevice; they touched her skeleton gingerly with their [...]Keep reading »
How George W. Bush rejected my "Sharp" idea for countering terrorism
July 19th, 2010 | 11
Okay, it wasn't George W. Bush himself, just his minions. Here's what happened (and by the way, this is the story I promised to tell in a previous post): In the summer of 2005 a weird e-mail appeared in my inbox. It came from "Centra Technology," and it read, "The U.S. National Counterterrorism Center is [...]Keep reading »
The Politics of the Null Hypothesis
May 25th, 2011 | 27
To what degree these and other differences originate in biology must be determined by research, not fatwa. History tells us that how much we want to believe a proposition is not a reliable guide as to whether it is true. –Steven Pinker, commenting on Lawrence Summers in the The New Republic In late April, Dr. [...]Keep reading »
You can increase your intelligence: 5 ways to maximize your cognitive potential
March 7th, 2011 | 77
"One should not pursue goals that are easily achieved. One must develop an instinct for what one can just barely achieve through one's greatest efforts." —Albert Einstein While Einstein was not a neuroscientist, he sure knew what he was talking about in regards to the human capacity to achieve. He knew intuitively what we can [...]Keep reading »
Bad Aliens, Meme Armor, and Intelligence in the Universe
July 25th, 2011 | 4
These are two posts from the Life, Unbounded archives. They were written in April and May 2010. Around that time there was a lot of media noise about aliens – brought on in part by Stephen Hawking's comments about fearsome "nomadic" lifeforms that might roam the universe. I've merged the posts here. As far as [...]Keep reading »
Plants cannot "think and remember," but there's nothing stupid about them: They're shockingly sophisticated
July 16th, 2010 | 22
New research shows that plants "can think and remember," according to a news story published this week. Plants can transmit information "from leaf to leaf in a very similar way to our own nervous systems," BBC News wrote. The article continues to assert that plants remember information and use "information encrypted in the light to [...]Keep reading »
Clever critters: Bonobos that share, brainy bugs and social dogs
June 8th, 2010 | 1
NEW YORK—When it comes to brain power, we humans like to think we're the animal kingdom's undisputed champions. But in the past few decades we've had to make a lot of room on our mantle place for shared trophies. Problem-solving? Sorry, but crows and octopuses do that too. Tool use? Primates, birds and even fish [...]Keep reading »
Will the Internet make us stupider?
February 24th, 2010 | 22
Few observers, in 2000, would have foreseen Facebook being a ubiquitous presence on the Internet in 2010. Even fewer would have felt comfortable predicting whether some phenomenon like it would be "good" or bad" for human interaction, or for society's use of the English (or any other) language, for that matter. Undaunted by the perils [...]Keep reading »
How Lil Wayne, the NYC Octopus, Will Help Scientists Understand the Brain
April 3rd, 2014 | 1
BROOKLYN—It wasn't hard to name Lil Wayne. He actually volunteered to take the rapper's moniker. On April 2, Frank Grasso, director of the Biomemetic and Cognitive Robotics Lab at Brooklyn College, showed me around his lab spaces—from where they build mobile robots to where they keep their axolotls and fiddler crabs to the crown jewel: [...]Keep reading »
Giant Octopus Checks Out Camera and Diver [Video] [Updated]
February 21st, 2014 | 1
The octopus making headlines this week was probably not—contrary to other claims—attempting to wrestle a diver or take a selfie. But then again, nice, curious invertebrates rarely make headlines. Two divers, Warren Murray and David Malvestuto, were photographing wildlife in Bluefish Cove, off the cost of Carmel, California about 80 feet below the surface, NBC News [...]Keep reading »
National Zoo's Octopus Dies in the Company of Her Favorite Toy—a Kong
February 13th, 2014 | 5
Pandora, the Smithsonian's National Zoo's giant Pacific octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) died at her Washington, D.C. home (tank) Wednesday at the advanced age of five. She stretched more than eight feet across and was the zoo's longest-lived octopus. Earlier this week, Biologist and keeper of the invertebrate exhibit, Tamie DeWitt, wrote in an email that, "for [...]Keep reading »
Speedy Octopus Sets Record for Jar Opening
January 13th, 2014 | 3
It isn't every day in the ocean that an octopus comes across a jar to open—especially one that contains a tasty live crab. Which is why it is particularly impressive that these invertebrates can quickly figure out how to twist off a cap in captivity. The treat-in-a-jar trick has long been a favorite activity to [...]Keep reading »
Octopus in Space: Why the Latest U.S. Spy Rocket Is More Appropriate Than the NRO Knows
December 9th, 2013 | 3
The new impressively oblivious (or riotously self-mocking) logo that adorned a rocket carrying U.S. spy satellites is actually not a bad choice, as metaphors go. The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) launched new secret spy—and scientific—satellites into orbit from California on Thursday via an Atlas 5 rocket [pdf]. All questionable enough given the ongoing revelations about the [...]Keep reading »
8 Awesome Octopus Facts for World Oceans Day
June 8th, 2013 | 2
Octopuses are amazing. In honor of World Oceans Day, here are eight facts about these incredible creatures. 8. Octopuses are masters of camouflage. However, research suggests that octopuses don't try to blend into their entire environment—to look like coral, sand and seaweed all at once. A study published last year found that octopuses, instead, picked [...]Keep reading »
Cultivate Your Character [Video]
The term "character" has numerous and widely varied meanings. It defines each of these letters and symbols I am typing. It can be used to refer to features of wines, and it captures fictional folks in movies in books. I often call funny or stand-out individuals "characters," too. In psychology, however, "character" most often adheres [...]Keep reading »
Who Needs Stimulants for ADHD?
February 13th, 2014 | 15
In 1970, 150,000 U.S. children were taking stimulant medications. By 2007, that number had risen to 2.7 million, according to pediatrician Sanford Newmark of the University of California, San Francisco. In the video embedded in this post, titled "Do 2.5 Million Kids Really Need Ritalin?" Newmark analyzes the reasons behind the rise in prescriptions, which [...]Keep reading »
The Making of a Mathematical Mind: 1 Step at a Time
August 15th, 2013 | 5
One time when I was in the third grade, I got sick and missed a week of school. My dad wanted me to keep up with my schoolwork, so he brought my assignments and books home. I did the required work in the math workbook quickly, or so the story goes, and went on to [...]Keep reading »
Hear Me Talk about Social and Emotional Learning!
On Monday, May 13, at 7pm, I'll be moderating a panel at The New York Academy of Sciences. If you are in the area, please attend! Here a description of the event: Social and Emotional Learning: Preparing Our Children to Excel Monday, May 13, 2013 | 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM The New York Academy [...]Keep reading »
How to Make Kids Smarter—and Ease Existential Terror
April 17th, 2013 | 1
A few months ago, I logged on to Lumosity.com to play my daily dose of brain games. The company had given me a free, temporary account so that I could try out their system as part of my research for an article I was writing on brain training. My then 11-year-old son wanted to play, [...]Keep reading »
Do Music Lessons Make You Smarter?
March 1st, 2013 | 18
Practice makes progress, if not perfection, for most things in life. Generally, practicing a skill—be it basketball, chess or the tuba—mostly makes you better at whatever it was you practiced. Even related areas do not benefit much. Doing intensive basketball drills does not usually make a person particularly good at football. Chess experts are not [...]Keep reading »
Where Are the Gifted Minorities?
November 2nd, 2012 | 28
Guest blog by Frank C. Worrell, Paula Olszewski-Kubilius and Rena F. Subotnik For more than a quarter century, critics have faulted gifted education programs for catering to kids from advantaged backgrounds. These programs do, after all, typically enroll outsized numbers of European American and Asian American students hailing from relatively well-off homes. Members of other [...]Keep reading »
How Do You Spot a Genius?
October 18th, 2012 | 17
The November/December Scientific American Mind, which debuted online today, examines the origins of genius, a concept that inspires both awe and confusion. Some equate genius with IQ or creativity; others see it as extraordinary accomplishment. As this issue reveals, genius seems to arise from a mosaic of forces that coalesce into a perfect storm of [...]Keep reading »
The Education of Character—Stoking Memory with Stones [Video]
September 18th, 2012 | 2
In MindUP, a social and emotional learning program pioneered by actor Goldie Hawn, children learn to be mindful—that is, attuned to the present without judgment. This skill engenders a healthy outlook on life, hones the ability to pay attention and creates a sense of calm, preparing the mind for learning. (For more on the brain [...]Keep reading »
Educating Character and Other Lessons from Scientific American MIND
I am happy to be breaking my silence of recent weeks with a preview of the September/October issue of Scientific American Mind. As the summer begins its slow resignation and people anticipate the start of school, our pages revive the ongoing societal debate about the best way to teach our kids. This issue of Mind [...]Keep reading »
Best Evidence for Brain Training Falls Short
September 25th, 2012 | 8
Market researcher SharpBrains has predicted that the brain fitness industry will range anywhere from $2 billion to $8 billion in revenues by 2015. That's a wide swath, but the companies that sell brain-tuning software could conceivably hit at least the low end of their sales target by then. The question that persists is whether any [...]Keep reading »
Dinosauroids revisited, revisited
October 27th, 2012 | 82
Regular readers of Tet Zoo – especially those who have been following things since ver 1 of 2006 – will recognise hypothetical 'smart dinosaurs' as a sort of Tet Zoo meme that have been visited again, again, and again. Much has happened since things started in 2006, and in fact I've since published a popular article [...]Keep reading »
Better (extraterrestrial) communication through chemistry: Isotopes and mirror-image molecules
July 25th, 2012 | 1
This is an updated and edited version of a past post on my blog. The part about chirality has been added and the rest of the post has been edited. What do aliens want? The search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) has traditionally hinged on detecting electromagnetic waves, most commonly radio waves but also infrared and [...]Keep reading »
Intelligence, Cancer, and Eyjafjallaj
April 21st, 2010 | 2
This seems to have become unofficial volcano week, here at ScienceBlogs. If you haven't been following the coverage of the EyjafjallajKeep reading »


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Last edited by larkub101; June 29th, 2013 at 10:35 PM.~Larissa *~ Back from Nameberry hiatus with revamped list! ~*
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March 16th, 2013 07:24 PM #29
I WANT to just pick names I love, but I'm going to just go with what pops into my head:
1. Caroline
2. Sarah
3. Marjorie
4. April
5. Kathleen
6. Eve
7. Andrea
8. Natasha
9. Angela
10. Philippa
Weird, because I am just neutral towards most of these names, and do not even like two of them. However, I love Eve, April, Philippa, and Natasha.
For bonus points:
Natasha Eve and April Kathleen
Sarah Jade and Erin Kylie
Last edited by everwaiteing; March 16th, 2013 at 08:04 PM.Mother of three teenagers: (1) Daniel Glen, (2) Timothy Austin, and (3) Rebecca Jane... all middle names honor family... 3rd generation mn Jane. (A second girl would have been Susanna Eve and a third boy, maybe Isaac...)

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Learn about our solar system with the Bubble Guppies! Print the sticker pages onto sticker paper and follow the instructions to put the poster together. Then help your child match the planet stickers to each planet, decorate with the others, and hang up the poster for some out-of-this-world room décor.
Bubble Guppies weekdays @ 11:00 AM ET on NICK
Kids can use their crayons to solve this mystery!
Get seven printable pages of spring-themed fun featuring Nick Jr. friends
Make an easy-breezy springtime toy with your Guppies fan
Decorate lunchboxes, pencil cases, and more with these springtime stickers
Fun is in the forecast when you print this poster for your little weathercaster
Get your Guppies fan giggling with this pocket-sized printable book
Plant a seed, tag it, and then watch it grow!
Help Gil have a Hoppy Easter by collecting as many eggs as he can!
Put the Nick Jr. superheroes back together with this puzzle pack!
Connecting the dots is as easy as 1, 2, 3!
Your favorite Nick Jr. characters save the day dressed as superheroes!
Treat your Nick Jr. fan to these heart-y activities
Tell them 'way to go' & more with these fin-tastic rewards cards
Cozy-up with your kids and search for the hidden items in these snowy scenes!
Need an indoor activity? Keep kids entertained with sticker play fun!
Use these printable ornaments to decorate your tree or your paper chain tree!
Your little guppies can help make this o-fish-al decoration!
Kids join the journey through Bubbledom with the Guppies!
Fetch the scissors and our printables to make the perfect playtime do-together activity
Piece this puzzle together to see Deema, Gil, and Nonny do a ballet step
Jump into the game and solve this jigsaw with Gil
Get ready for the first day of school and sing this happy tune with the Guppies
You can count on the Bubble Guppies to get your kids ready for school
Save your place with these fin-tastic and fun bookmarks
This printable practice pack makes writing numbers as easy as 1, 2, 3!
Let's get to the point. Decorate your kids' pencil cases with stylish stickers
Kids can make numerical school connections with Molly, Gil, and Mr. Grouper
Make it official! Recognize your little Guppy's first-day accomplishment
Top off your kids' pencil tops with Molly, Gil & the Guppy gang
Can your little Guppy find the matching pair? Put them to the test
Stretch high, stretch low, so you'll be ready to go, go, go!
Display this giant poster of the smallest member of Zack's magical paper world
Add this Kira poster to your Zack & Quack collection
Pop up a picture perfect poster of Zack's faithful feathered friend, Quack
Pop up a poster of Zack inside his magical paper world
Print this 4-page poster and teach each letter to your little learner!
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Follow the number key to color in Milli's pink pattern power dress!
Numbers are everywhere! Kids follow the number key to make Bot come to life
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Fans of the band can dress up their wall with this kickin' poster
Dive in for counting, matching, and sticker fun with the Blue Mermaid
Assemble the pages and color by number for some colossal fun!
Kai-lan fans will hop at the chance to hang up this calendar!
Colorthosaurus? Kids may not be able to pronounce the dino name but they'll love this poster!
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Each silk and cotton Adras swath is hand-dyed and hand-loomed in the Fergana valley of Uzbekistan using a centuries-old technique that encompasses upwards of 37 separate stages.
With a network of artisans around the world, L'Aviva Home creates globally inspired home accents that resonate with the spirit of time-honored creative traditions. From remote Bolivian villages to weathered workshops in Central Asia, these collaborations produce a bold collection of pieces that unveil their stories in texture and pattern. "The things we surround ourselves with should possess a soul and a history," says founder Laura Aviva, a former creative director for Travel + Leisure. "They should inspire us to connect to the world."


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Abuse is a popular side-scrolling video game. More information can be found at http://jonathanclark.com/ and http://www.crack.com/.
Exploitation of a locally exploitable parsing error in Abuse's "-net" command line option could allow attackers to gain root privileges on a targeted system. By supplying an overly long argument, the instruction pointer is overwritten, thereby allowing an attacker to seize
control of the executable. In a default abuse installation in Debian Linux, both abuse.console and abuse.x11R6 can be used in exploitation; both files are set group id games, and abuse.console is set user id root.
Exploitation allows a local attacker to gain super-user status and full control over the targeted system. Affected users should implement either of the two workarounds listed below.
Abuse 2.00, which is packaged and distributed with the x86 architecture of Debian Linux 3.0r0, is vulnerable. Other platforms and architectures may be vulnerable as well. To determine if a specific Abuse implementation is vulnerable, launch it with the following
command line:
$ /usr/lib/games/abuse/abuse.console -net 'perl -e 'print "A"x500''
If the application crashes with a "Segmentation fault", it is vulnerable.
Customers should consider implementing one of the two following workarounds:
1. Remove Abuse by issuing the following command:
# apt-get remove abuse
2. Remove the setuid bit from the binary by executing the following command:
# chmod -s /usr/lib/games/abuse/abuse.*
"Abuse has a number of other vulnerabilities and should never be installed on a multi-user system where security is a concern," said Jonathan Clark.
"Abuse allows alternate Lisp script files to be executed at startup via command line parameters. Some script functions can execute abritrary commands or cause external files to modified."
The Mitre Corp.'s Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Project assigned the identification number CAN-2002-1250 to this issue.
10/15/2002 Issue disclosed to iDEFENSE
10/31/2002 Author notified
10/31/2002 iDEFENSE clients notified
11/01/2002 Response received from Jonathan Clark (firstname.lastname@example.com)
11/01/2002 Public disclosure
Texonet (http://www.texonet.com) discovered this vulnerability.


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Monday's most-watched series are back with results Tuesday night.
"Dancing With the Stars" wraps up its season at 9 p.m. on ABC. Monday's installment, with performances by the four finalists, was easily Monday's most-seen program in nationally and locally. "Dancing" averaged 15 million viewers, according to updated ratings.The winner will be crowned at the end of Tuesday's two-hour extravaganza featuring Psy, Pitbull and former contestant Wynonna. Monday's performances clarified a very close race: Kellie Pickler's freestyle was the season's most memorable dance. She was the best against strong competitors Zendaya, Aly Raisman and Jacoby Jones. Could an "American Idol" alum win "Dancing With the Stars"?
"The Voice" averaged 10.8 million viewers Monday, but it was the night's top show with the 18-to-49 age group. The NBC hit delivers its results at 9.
More ratings: At 10 p.m. Monday, the season finale of CBS' "Hawaii Five-O" drew 9 million viewers. ABC's "Motive" premiered to 6.5 million. And NBC's "Revolution" drew 5.6 million. CBS' top comedy was a repeat of "Mike & Molly" with 7.9 million, followed by a "Big Bang Theory"rerun with 7.5 million. "Rules of Engagement" ended its run with 6.2 million fans.
The prime-time averages: ABC with 12.2 million, NBC with 9.1 million, CBS with 7.4 million, Fox with 1.5 million and The CW with 720,000.
In Orlando, "Dancing With the Stars" was tops with 262,700 viewers. "The Voice" was No. 2 with 166,000.
Monday's other top programs were the premiere of "Motive" with 126,200 viewers, "Hawaii Five-O" with 115,000 and "Mike & Molly" with 114,600. CBS pulled the "Mike & Molly" season finale because a tornado figured in the plot, and the network didn't want that episode to air the same day that Oklahoma was devastated.
The top programs in the 18-to-49 age group were "The Voice," the series finale of "Rules of Engagement," "Dancing With the Stars," CBS' "2 Broke Girls" and "Mike & Molly."
Tuesday's schedule also includes two hours of "So You Think You Can Dance" at 8 on Fox and the season finale of "Grimm" at 10 on NBC. ABC gathers wacky moments from "The Bachelor" in a special at 8.
But CBS goes with reruns and rearranges its Tuesday lineup. "NCIS: Los Angeles" shifts to 8 p.m., and two "NCIS" repeats follow at 9.
The 2012-13 TV season officially ends Wednesday night.


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Creator SVR The Boy on March 26
Not sure if people still pop on here but they are trying to do a limited release for ps3 http://www.gaijinworks.com/#subscribe-to-mailing-list little over 1 / 7th the way there.
Creator Antonio Garcia on June 3, 2013
I just finished downloading my copy for Class of Heroes 2! Everyone should be getting their codes soon. Enjoy!
Creator L B on March 14, 2013
If you guys are still answering questions, I've been wondering. Will there be any chance of a digital release of the arranged soundtrack that was going to be offered, or was that a Kickstarter-only deal?
Creator MonkeyPaw / Gaijinworks on February 1, 2013
Thanks for the support! To answer the three most common questions since we sent out the backer update last night:
1. At this time there is no limit on the number of copies a backer of this project can order when the preorder opens. If you can pay for it, you can order it.
2. This will not be sold to the retail channel. It's a direct preorder only. Because of the low volume and the fact that it has two licenses, physical + digital, with multiple royalties, and is a very low quantity run, it's too expensive to sell wholesale. At the end of the day, we're making slightly less on this edition than by just selling the PSN release and can't undercut that further with wholesaler pricing.
3. International orders will be accepted, but a shipping cost will be added and the digital code will be for the US PSN and not the buyer's specific territory.
The full post will be on the Gaijinworks site later today.
Creator Antonio Garcia on May 11, 2012
Well, at least we're keeping this alive hehehe. I'll probably do a review of Class of Heroes 2 when it releases, so I'll be sure to post a link to that as well.
Also, if any of you guys that visit the site for the Q&A can also register and become an active member, that would really make me a happy editor hahaha. We have lots of reviews, posts and giveaways (just had one for a Move Bundle, one for Toki Tori codes, and one for Stardrone Extreme will go live next week. You get points for joining the site, making comments, login in daily, joining the live chatroom, etc., and you use said points to buy tickest for the giveaways. You also get points for sharing on Twitter, Facebook, G+ and Youtube AND one entry for the giveaway itself! I joined the site as a member 3 years ago and I'm now a contributing editor, so any of you guys can apply to be allowed to post news articles or reviews as well! I might chop them to pieces and make them impossible to recognize from your original draft, but it will show it was made by you! Hahaha.
Creator Silmina on May 11, 2012
Thanks for the link! ^_^ I hope they'll make an announcement here when the GW forums go live, so I can stop checking everyday XD
Creator Antonio Garcia on May 10, 2012
Hi everyone. Q&A has been posted. A bit short since some of the questions had been answered in another Q&A from another site, but I'll have a follow up in a few weeks:
Creator Silmina on May 3, 2012
It's not impossible, but it's a really, really long shot. Victor Ireland talked about that here:
Creator Brash Smith on May 3, 2012
I wonder if QA is still allowed for PS2 titles for PSN releases.
Front Mission 5, Growlanser 6 and Tales of destiny 1 and 2 even on PSN would be the best shit ever.
Creator L B on May 1, 2012
Pretty sad this didn't manage to get funded, but I'll be sure to buy Class of Heroes 2 when it comes out, guys. Every cent counts!
Creator Antonio Garcia on April 29, 2012
Yep. Releasing untranslated PsX games (as Monkey Paw Ganes has been doing) is different since they already passed QA and are just a ROM dump.
Creator Silmina on April 28, 2012
@Teagan: It probably wouldn't happen because Sony doesn't have QA for PS1 titles anymore, and they won't approve a release that hasn't undergone QA. If you're interested, you can read Victor's response to that question here:
Creator Teagan Nash on April 28, 2012
Victor, I want you to know that you have my unconditional support in anything you do.
You are responsible for many, many cherished childhood memories and that is worth more than a measly 59 dollars to me. If I could have, I would have done the 50k pledge hands down if I had it, and I'm sure I'm not alone in that.
As a sidenote, what is Sony's policy on translating unreleased Japanese PS1 games and rereleasing them on the PSN? I know a ton of people that would love to play both Moon:An RPG Remix and Community Pom.
Creator Michael Vu on April 28, 2012
Sorry guys, I pushed for you. Keep your heads up and don't give up on this model.
Creator Christophe Peyramaure on April 28, 2012
If you're in touch with Konami, you should try to do a physical edition for Suikoden I and II or for Suikoden : The Woven Web of a Century if they have no plans to localise it.
I think these games could interest more people.
Thank you for your hard work. Don't Give up. A lot of people love JRPG !
Creator JoshuaH on April 27, 2012
And I will, too. Please don't give up, Victor Ireland, and everyone in the jRPG localization industry.
Creator Matthew Segrest on April 27, 2012
If you guys do another Kickstarter, I'll be there. So please, do!
Creator vinsfeld123 on April 27, 2012
Got it. I'll keep checking back here for the link, since I don't have, nor am I interested in Twitter.
Creator Antonio Garcia on April 27, 2012
Ok everyone, once the interview goes live, you can check it over at PS3blog.net
I'll post the direct link here so you can check it, buy you can also follow @ps3blogdotnet so you can instantly know the moment it goes live.
Creator Zwei on April 27, 2012
It's over, folks. I don't think this game warrants a purchase on its own, but I would've totally bought the deluxe pack to relive the old WD days... Shame.
Creator Antonio Garcia on April 27, 2012
WE did what ee could. Please continue to support Gaijonworks, MonkeyPaw Games and their efforts so we can eventually make this a reality. Hope to see all 882 of you back for their next Kickstarter!
Creator Grégory Bernal on April 27, 2012
Too bad... I really wanted to see this game funded.
Creator ragnar14 on April 27, 2012
Hey, if it passed I would've totally paid my 1k pledge. And once an awesome watch showed up in the mail any buyers remorse would disappear. Then I would tease my friends about their cheap $50 wrist watches. Pffft, needing a strap, I've got enough money get get pants with pockets, and fill said pockets with watches ^__^
Creator Emmett Smith on April 27, 2012
I'm sorry this one didn't reach its funding, but as others have said, please support Gaijinworks if you're a fan of quality JRPGs translations. I grew up with its predecessor company, Workiing Designs, and hope to play more of the games they want to bring stateside.
Creator Jared Trezise on April 27, 2012
Shame it didn't make it this time, though I'm pretty sure there're more than 882 people out there that would be interested in seeing something like this succeed, the problem is getting the message of a Kickstarter project to them within the month or so it's up.
In the meantime, it'd be kinda tragically if everybody upped their pledge to the higher levels safe in the knowledge that they won't actually get charged what they can't afford, and in doing so push the project past it's goal. In doing so everybody is paying what they can't, and the project doesn't get it's money and then so it succeeds but doesn't. >.< (Just an idea after seeing some comments on upping their pledge because it won't get charged in the end)
Creator ragnar14 on April 27, 2012
F it. If I'm not getting this, I'm not getting a styling pocket watch XD
I'm tempted to not get an awesome music box or flight to LA. But the possibility terrifies me ^_^;
Creator Brash Smith on April 27, 2012
Anyway. It sucks that this didn't fund but like everyone else says, follow Gaijin works they'll have something amazing come from them soon enough.
Also if Gaijin wants to do a kickstarter where the digital would get enhanced features and voice acting and whatnot. Might be nice for those who are fans of class of heroes and want to see the full fledged WD port.
Creator Brash Smith on April 27, 2012
I wouldn't touch lunar Dragon soul unless it was remade from the ground up, The battle system made it unplayable.
Creator Silmina on April 27, 2012
Everyone did their best, but alas, it was not to be T_T Thankfully it's not the end, just a slower start than any of us would have liked. It was fun talking to everyone here though; I hope to see you guys again when the GW forums are up.
Creator Perversion on April 27, 2012
Class of Heroes was underrated and unfairly maligned. I was holding off forever on CoH3, thinking forever about importing it, but as I just picked up a PS Vita and had an extra memory card for it, I decided to use it for my JP PSN account and downloaded CoH3 from the JP PSN. I'll download CoH2 in a heartbeat, as well as CoH3 again if and when it gets localized and released. Shame you guys are not gonna make this. I'd love a physical copy with some nifty swag.
Creator Samuel Klein on April 27, 2012
...or Vay...
Creator Samuel Klein on April 27, 2012
Well, I contributed; better late than never, right? Even if it doesn't succeed, perhaps, another opportunity will present itself, in time. I loved Working Designs and hope MonkeyPaw/Gaijinworks can reach that level of quality. On another note, any thoughts on a Lunar 3 port? If not, perhaps Lunar: Dragon Song or Magic School Lunar!? I'd contribute to any of those in a heartbeat.
Creator Virsalus - Prime Sorcerer of the OO on April 26, 2012
Okay, I am beginning to see the conceptual problem there. Well that is too bad then for this project.
Creator Antonio Garcia on April 26, 2012
Again, offerig a digital only copy would have made it impossible to get the CE manufactured due to licensing and production costs.
Creator Virsalus - Prime Sorcerer of the OO on April 26, 2012
@Antonia Garcia:
I simply did not want to read through all of the more than 400 comments, sorry. I checked the comments now and then but that thing about the royalties just slipped my attention. It can happen, no reason to get worked up about that.
And I still think that if you can get a full fledged Deluxe Pack for 59 dollars that you could get some less "substantial" reward (still including a copy of the game) for pledging a smaller amount of money, let's say for like 30-40 dollars.
Creator tiitha on April 26, 2012
I tried to contact a Gamespot editor a few weeks but it didn't seem to work. Oh well, I'm at least grateful that there will be a downloadable version.
Creator J.R. Raith on April 26, 2012
This Kickstarter is solely to fund the deluxe package; if 1000 people put in $20 for a download-only, they would only be paying for their download copy, not helping to get the Deluxe editions printed. What would have had to have happened would be that there were a 'premium' digital-only tier, say $30. You then are paying $20 for your download and kicking $10 towards the printing of the DX edition (and maybe you get the digital soundtrack, which is essentially free for gw/mp to give away). People might not like that, especially considering the game will later be available on PSN for $20.
This is a tough sell, all around... it's a niche RPG on an increasingly niche system in the US... While I'd have loved to have seen it, raising $500k to put these packages together is lofty, even if it's the minimum price they could sell it for.
On the Games, Damnit! podcast, Vic said that this game IS coming out whether the KS succeeds or fails; it's just what sort of quality it will be. It'll be a digital-download only; that they're this far into the process means that the game IS coming out one way or another -- they just wanted to try something extra fancy.
So, all of that being said: The best thing we can all do now is buy other mp/gw games (Arc the Lad, Alundra, etc.) as well as to make SURE to buy Class of Heroes 2 when it hits PSN. We might not get a DX edition for this one, but hopefully we can for the next game they bring out. Or maybe the one after that...
Creator Grant Duvall on April 26, 2012
Game informer probably wouldnt, as they are owned by gamestop which won't benefit them
Creator Wayne Sung on April 26, 2012
Definitely needed more word of mouth. I only just learned of this from a friend and passed news along on my streams. Were IGN, Gamespot, and Game Informer approached? They might have helped spread the word too.
Creator Merrick Egber on April 26, 2012
If I had enough, I would've contributed the rest of it before the deadline. Oh well. Maybe if my goal is met, it will find a way.
Creator Brash Smith on April 26, 2012
Victors not the type to really give up so I'm sure hes got something else cooking.
Shame this didn't happen but maybe Kickstarter isn't the place for console games.
Creator vinsfeld123 on April 26, 2012
It's still so sad to see this ending. However, like the others have said, I'll gladly transfer my hundred dollar pledge to another project like this (and hopefully there WILL be one) after it does end. I really wish I could do more, but 100 is the most viable thing I can do right now... Here's hoping, though, that the second project receives a bit more promotions and the goal can be made.
Creator Antonio Garcia on April 26, 2012
@Virsalus: Shen Lu mentions part of the reason. The other is that at least 7,000 physical CE need to be sold in order for them to make any money at all due to licensing/manifacturimg cost.
I've said it before, and here it is again: this is a different Kickstarter. A console game has other royalty/cost structure and is completely DIFFERENT AND MORE COMPLEX than releasing a game for iOS, PC or Mac. Still, this late in the Kickstarter, after over 400 comments, 10 interviews and 5 podcasts... And people STILL can't understand the difference? That honestly makes me sad. Don't you guys read before making comments?
Creator Shen Lu on April 26, 2012
@Virsalus: I believe that question's been answered before and I think it went something along the lines of them actually losing money if they did that because the royalty structures are different and that they can't mix and match or something like that. I only vaguely remember something about that.
Creator Virsalus - Prime Sorcerer of the OO on April 26, 2012
Yes, the tiers could have been a little more varied. For example, why isn't there a tier rewarding just a digital copy of the game? There is more than enough room for this between the 20$ and 59$ tiers.
Creator TakaraKitsune on April 26, 2012
I didn't comment when I joined up, but I do want to say I'm sorry to see this so far from the goal so late in the game. I pledged what I could ($60 was really all I could do at the moment). I realize the game will still see release, and I'll still buy it, but it would have been nice to have this Deluxe version.
For the record, I echo what many others have said, and I'd gladly support another such project. Just make sure to get the word out on it, because I'm definitely on board with the idea, I'm just not sure this was the game to go with for this. (I think something more like a traditional turn-based/action RPG or strategy game would have faired better, but that could be personal opinion. I enjoy first person dungeon crawlers, but it seems to be a niche in a niche.)
Creator chun lau on April 26, 2012
I glady supported this knowing full well that the game they chose isn't that popular and no one really cared for. It was that thought i had the maybe just maybe more japanese games would come over in the future. I would gladly fund another such project. I chose the 60 pledge along with almost everyone else because we wanted that awesome physical LE that WD always made. If another is made I would suggest better rewards at cheaper tiers? All the people I asked to pledge wouldn't bother because the lower tier rewards were useless to them =/
Creator James Eaton on April 26, 2012
It's dead (It was pretty much dead by day two, but let's be nice.)
Really bad ideas all around this Kickstarter (Pledge $5 for a freaking email?), I hope serious lessons were learned from this. Pick yourself up and try try again. I'll be here when you do.
Creator KenZS on April 25, 2012
Its unfortunate this isnt going to make it
however! glad to have showed support for genre I grew up with
I tried advertising to friends but they instantly steered away (they all hate dungeon crawlers ; ;)
looking forward to the future projects to come, definitely would contribute and im sure more would too :D
heck, I still got my lunar1 and lunar2 psx collector's editions from months of savings back in the high school days haha
Creator Ava Luman on April 25, 2012
I gave all I could! I really hope that this makes or at the very least shows that there are still a lot of fans out there that are as passionate as the teams behind gaijinworks and monkeypaw.
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Same as reward level 4, but you're upgraded from the Limited Edition poster to the Deluxe, and your lapel pin is now Silver (well, okay, silver-colored!) instead of Bronze. In addition, you get access to the forum where we will discuss and show pics of in-process pack-in development (including concepts and prototype samples that may be changed or abandoned - it usually happens, you just never SEE the process - now you have the option!).Estimated delivery:
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Same as reward level 5, plus a Limited Edition exclusive character plush from our ultra-top secret Class of Heroes II assortment made just for this project. Yours will be carefully chosen by throwing a thoughtfully-selected dart at our shipping department's custom, CoH II plush chart. Our shipping department will be blessed with a carnival midway-like experience all day for weeks when it's time to ship, and it's all thanks to your generous spirit.Estimated delivery:
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My Boys went bonkers! Yum!
By Janice
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Comments about Whole Life Pet Products Whole Life Grain-Free Freeze-Dried Dog & Cat Treats:
I tried several different Lamb treats and Whole Life Grain-Free Freeze Dried Lamb Treats were my cats' favorite. One even stole the bag off the kitchen counter, tore it apart and then "pigged out." I hide the Lamb treats in the cupboard now!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Too many crumbs
By Lori
from Spring Valley OH
Because these are freeze dried, they crumble very easy, and when we got it in the mail, about half the bag was crumbs. These were not worth the money.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Everyone screams for these treats!
By Allison G.
from Pennsylvania
Both our dogs & cat LOVE these treats. They are easy to travel with. Liver is rich, so I don't use these as regular treats. We use them as high value treats.
A great product!!!!!
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Sugar and Sabrina REALLY love their whole life liver treats! They are very healthy and tasty...for the dogs of course. :) My only complaint is that they are pretty pricey for such a small bag and a lot of it came crumbled in the bottom. Otherwise a good product!
Excellent Cat Treat
By Andy
from Modesto, CA
My cat loves these freeze dried turkey treats! She bugs for them. We break them up and put them on a plate and she takes it from there. I appreciate the short ingredient list.
Cats love these!
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My cats love these so much that I buy the larger 'dog' size. They also have excellent dry food available all day, and wet food, too. These start their day and end their day. They rarely let me forget it.
My Cat Loves the Venison
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This works best if I cut it up into small kibble-sized pieces & dampen it a little. Best way to cut is to turn it up on its edge & slice with a knife - much easier than trying to cut it when it's flat down on the plate; that way, some of the fibers are difficult to slice through. She smells it when I open the bag & meows anxiously until it's under her nose.
convenient, healthy treat
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from Silicon Valley, CA
Bought this because it's healthy and convenient. Doesn't get much simpler than freeze-dried chicken - no additives, preservatives, or other chemicals. Plus, comes in the 21 oz size for more cost savings.One of our cats loves it. The other a little more finicky since she's being babied with chicken puree due to chemotherapy, but will still eat it on occasion.I'd buy this again.
Good Product But Now Only 3.3 oz.
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from Beaverton, OR
Lamb Treats only:The bags used to be 4 oz., now they are only 3.3 oz. Almost a full ounce less.
Whole Life COD
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I won a cat basket from ONLY NATURAL PET and in it was a 4 oz bag of Whole Life COD and it said for dogs/cats on the bag. My dogs loved them. They have a great COD fish smell, easy to break into smaller pieces for small dogs, or smaller treat sizes. I like that they are all natural no preservatives, chemicals, etc. Not sure I could afford to give to them all the time:( I'm sure they would like them as a daily treat, but the bag wouldn't last very long as I have 3 dogs and 2 cats. The cats didn't seem to like them as well as the dogs:( Make nice treats for traveling or training.
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The keynote "Perspectives on Criticism" address was made by Jason Zinoman of The New York Times. In all, there are 73 attendees to the conference, including 52 print and online theater journalists from around the country.
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Founded in 1974, the American Theatre Critics Association is the only national association of professional theater critics. Members work for newspapers, magazines, radio, television and online services across the United States.
ATCA presents three annual prizes: The Harold & Mimi Steinberg/ATCA New Play Award; the M. Elizabeth Osborn Award; and the Francesca Primus Prize for an emerging female theater artist. In addition, ATCA contributes to the decision-making behind the Theater Hall of Fame and the Tony Award for Regional Theater. More about ATCA can be found at www.americantheatrecritics.org.
In addition to the Theater Festival, the conference is sponsored by The Bavarian Inn, the Jefferson County Commission, Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Jefferson County Development Authority, Shepherd University, and the West Virginia Division of Tourism.
The Theater Festival is currently presenting its 23rd season and features five new plays in rotating repertory. Complete information - including playwright bios, promotional images and headshots, schedule, production photos, and ticketing - is available at www.catf.org.
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The short story is I want to expand the flash drive in my iphone 3gs to a big old 500gb or even 1tb 3.5 hard drive. I obviously realise this won't physically fit inside the iPhone casing, so I'm happy to end up with a mass of ribbon cables and components, and can later make a nice case to fit everything in.
I've seen the iPod Super guide (http://www.command-tab.com/2005/03/13/ipod-super/), but its a fair few years old and for an iPod - which uses a hard drive rather than a flash drive. I'm surprised no-one has tried something similar, and have searched a lot for it, but haven't found anything.
Basically I have 500-600 CDs taking up space on my shelves, and while I've cherished and collected these for a decade or two, I'm now, after a few house moves, realising the hassle of storing, organizing and caring for all these CDs. I want to digitise them all is a very high/lossless format, back them up on a hard drive locked away in a safe or somewhere, and access the rest on a home media player or something. I have an old iPhone 3gs that is now beyond working as a phone, but still perfectly capable of playing music.
I don't want to have them all on my computer or a wireless hard drive as it seems a waste to have to have my computer on if I just want to listen to music. I can't seem to find any media hard drives with a screen or audio output. I also like the idea of having Spotify and YouTube just a click away hooked up to my stereo.
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Worse haircut I've ever had! Don't go here. – THIS IS THE WORSE SALON . I specified on the phone that all I wanted was a trim and shape to my hair. She cut it so short I have to wear a scarf because my neck feels cold. She willfully did this horrible haircut. I do not know why as I do not know this BEBE. This is the worse haircut I've ever had in my life. If she was in a bad mood why take it out on the customer?? I plan to file a complaint about her in Sacramento. THAT IS HOW BAD THE HAIRCUT IS! Do not go to BEBE. She is passive-aggressive and sadistic.
Sassy Salon - Blond Glow fades to Black – Previously I wrote a review for Sassy that was glowing - I spoke to soon. I wanted to go blond and Bebe did a great job making me so. My follow-up appointment was even better - people thought my dark brown hair was naturally blond. I am one of those people who is fiercely loyal to a salon and frankly since I hate roots and was paying a couple of hundred dollars a month to keep them at bay, I am a pretty fantastic client. Additionally I worked for several years in a salon and try and be patient and understanding with stylists.
Unfortunately, the golden glow from my shimmering blond locks has turned to brass. In January my hair color was something that can only be described as BEIGE, Bebe convinced me that it was just the lighting. When three people within an hour of my appointment mentioned my new hair color and how they didn't like it, I was convinced it was wrong. I immediately called and spoke to her assistant who also agreed that it was not right. Unfortunately Bebe was on vacation and when she had returned I had to leave town on business.
Consecutive appointments did not improve and after my last appointment where I ended up getting highlights and leaving with hair several shades DARKER, I decided this was not the place for me.
Great place for curly hair! – I'm new to reviewing on-line, and wanted to give the hair stylist I've been seeing for years a review. But first, I have to say I've had the opposite experience from the woman who felt rushed. I know I'll be there 2 - 2.5 hours while Bebe takes care of my 'do' (color, cut & style). I'm the type of girl who doesn't put a ton of time into hair and make-up typically, so maybe it's just a matter of perspective. I've definitely never felt rushed though. Anyway, here's my review:
I got a *horrendous* haircut many years ago, and then visited Bebe at Sassy Salon based on a friend's recommendation and have been going to her ever since. Bebe really understands curly hair and is an excellent colorist. Sassy is a cute and friendly neighborhood salon.
Cute Little Salon – I tried this salon in hopes of finding a hair dresser that I could stick to for a while. Bebe, Sassy Salon's owner, knows her stuff. She loves hair and you could tell because her hair always looks great. I go in to get my hair high lighted, but sometimes it seems that Bebe is trying to rush me. I was a little sad, because I thought I had found someone who was going to take their time with me. I understand it is only her doing hair, but I did make an appointment. Well I gave her another try and found the same situation. She did do a good job, but I felt really rushed. Sorry Sassy salon I really wanted to give you a higher rating, but I just don't like feeling rushed. I did like the area your located at and I do like your set up.
constructive criticism is much appreciate,although as a business owner and stylist i realize my salon is not for everyone.
so in response to your concern of feeling rushed,
yes you are right i work very quickly and efficiently i have been doing hair for 20+ years so with experience also comes speed, and i consider my clients time just as important as mine.
i believe my clients appreciate my focused personalized attention as well as my ability to work effeciently.
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I searched for this in few retail shop but everywhere the price is arround 2900/-.Finally got it from email@example.com very good deal.
It sounds really good.Very compact and stylish look with a 1" color screen.But the headphones are having very poor quality.Use this player with high end sony or samsung headphones.
At last thanks to flipkart for such a good and promt service service.Trully flipkart is the amazon of india.
Guys i was searching for an good mp3 player , i bought it a bought it a week ago and here are the results.As usual it came with a great packaging from Flipkart . Hats off to Flipkart.
1) Great mp3 player,very compact and rubberised finesh and rugged build.
2)Small but vibrant screen with adjustable themes
3)FM Radio
4)Full sound is really good and it really boosts up the audio quality.
5)5 audio presets and a custom setting which all work wonderfully.
6) Earphones are really great , have decent bass and treble levels, Mid's and High's are also well balanced .
7)Nice user friendly interface, Nice scrolling through the playlists,folder view is very handy.
8)Battery life is very good.
1)There is no voice recording.
2)In ear Headphones could be supplied.
3)Feels a bit expensive.
4)The viewing angle of the screen is really worst, the screen looks white and orange from sideways.
5)When we use the full sound with a good earphones with a very good bass the earphones disort's.
6)buttons get pressed at very less pressure and the volume up key is hard to press with a large fingers , we can easily get mistaken and press the menu key.
Great Mp3 player, If audio quality is most necessary for u then all the other minor flaws shouldn't affect you , it easily beats the apple ipod shuffle.Great battery life... etc.
This player does everything... Seriously, I mean it.
I am using Philips GoGear for the last 3 years and recently I bought myself this 4GB version. ( 2GB was getting small for my song collection ).
The interface is simple, easy to use. The sound quality is very good and they give your equalizers to tweak it to your liking. Battery backup is amazing with one packing enough juice to play continuously for 20 hours. The FM is decent enough and I LOVE the FM Recording feature...
By the way, this player gives you the feature of "deleting" songs directly which amazingly most players don't have !
Although, the headphones provided are not of a very good quality. You have to get yourself a decent set to enjoy it fully.
However, if you are looking for the best sound quality, I'd suggest the Sony Walkman series. Its like a mini-woofer in you pocket...
This is not to take anything away from RaGa. This thing is the Swiss Army Knife for your Audio !
No doubt about the quality of device... one of the value to money device from philips...but the problem is the seller on flipkart.
Bought this product from flipkart with some basic expectations like I will get authentic philips mp3 player with original accessories.... but to my surprise... when I unboxed the device... it was a big turn off... they gave a cheap quality headphone with the device which is hardly worth Rs 20/--... a local headphones with 3000 worth device.. which is not acceptable for any buyer..... on flipkart page it very well shows on device & accessories pictures that it will an original philips headphones (model # AY3816) that will be provided with mp3 player... but in reality you don't get the same...
I asked Flipkart for a replacement but again a disappointment on receiving the replacement device... again a sub-standard quality headphones....After second time i asked for refund of money.... and bought this device from reliance digital with 20% discount where in i get to know that philips always provide original headphones with their devices.... which clearly implicate some kind of tampering with devices sold over Flipkart from seller side...
It was surprising for me that seller over flipkart are giving such lucrative discounts to buyers but at the same time they are tampering with devices & accessories... sad but true... Flipkart services are good but at the same time dissatisfied with such shady sellers over flipkart & steps taken by Flipkart to ensure quality of sellers !
3/5 for Flipkart and their services... (2 points deducted for not ensuring quality of sellers and take any action against such sellers)
For sellers only one line to describe... a clear cut cheat for buyer's money and no accountability to deliver quality device & enclosed accessories...
I'm a new customer of flipkart n this was the first product i bought....got the delivery on 2nd day...i'm using it since 1month n its awsum...
Now lets discuss about the product-
>stylish looks
>good lcd display
>gud battery life
>gud quality sound, good bass, but is't sound is very low as compared to sony n Apple etc other products
>the earphone sound quality isnt gud get a gud1 lik sony
Overall best product at this price..
i bought it since i lost my ipod the day before. i dont have much money to buy the ipod ones more.initially i thought it wont b...Read More
It is really good. If earphones are good it will be awesome. And I will suggest how are going to buy mp3 players I will suggest...Read More
Got the delivery within seven days. ETA was 2 weeks from the date of order. So, satisfactory response from Flipkart. Not so sa...Read More
I was comparing this to an iPod Shuffle, and this was the obvious choice. More memory, screen, FM and lower price. The device i...Read More
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The lights are lit each evening from Nov. 21 to Jan. 1 from 5 to 10 p.m.
"Special celebrations" will be held Friday and Saturday from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Sunday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus will arrive on a fire truck at 6:30 p.m. Visitors will be able to take holiday train rides through the light display and horse and wagon rides as well.
Donations will be accepted in lieu of an admission fee to benefit Make-A-Wish Northeast New York, the release said, to help fulfill wishes for children with life-threatening medical conditions from Fulton and Montgomery counties.
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Mon. - Fri. 10am - 10pm;Sat. - Sun. 9am - 5pm
Billed as the "Fremont Street Experience," this mostly involves walking the length of downtown Las Vegas's Fremont Street while zipliners zoom overhead and the domed ceiling explodes in psychedelic patterns to the beat of Pat Benatar songs. There are elderly Elvis impersonators the color of Tan Mom, there are middle-aged tourists in cargo shorts drinking tall boys wrapped in paper bags, there are street artists and live bands and random costumed dancers and 99-cent fried Twinkies. There are also a dozen or so awesome bars and restaurants, check out my Downtown Vegas guide for those.
fabulous free entertainment, incredible hourly light show, and city bus takes you right to it . It gives you a feel for the original old vegas
Seven-block, open-air promenade features the largest big-screen in the world, live entertainment, historic hotels and unique shopping. – In Short
Tourists and families stroll under a 90-foot-high, four-block-long electronic canopy that flashes colorful graphics and animations. Dubbed Viva Vision, the world's largest LED screen is paired with a 550,000-watt sound system to show specially produced shows played every night at dusk. Among the other attractions are Vegas' most legendary hotels and casinos, including the Golden Nugget, Lady Luck and Binion's Horseshoe. The Neon Museum showcases historical neon signs that formerly graced Vegas hotels.
A Wonderful Free Experience – I watched 2 or 3 of the light shows and it is an amazing display. It makes a very pleasant evening - watch a couple of the musical shows, take in a nice buffet, watch another show or two. Much more relaxed than the busy strip atmosphere - more 'down-home'. Stroll through a couple of the stores and pick up some trinkets for those at home. Not a must-do on every trip but a must-do at least once!
Great for kids – ..and a great place to get affordable water. It's definitely not for those looking for that ultra-lounge experience, as on the strip. pleanty of eatiereies, coolrelics of vegas' past, and the friggin Golden nugget is there for Pete's sake. Check it out, then continue down fremont to the Beauty Bar for a stiff drink. Hopefully there'll be a cool band out back.
Remember the light parade at Disney Land – I do. I was little when it disappeared. Fremont Street is neat because of the crafts and performers and shops and excitement. Here you'll find the old Vegas hotels and the Neon Museum. The parking is underground and validated. This IS a big city however. There are no entrance barriers so be prepared to deal with street people, beggars, and travelers of every description.
Fremont Street Experience – I thought is was great, can't wait to go back in November, 2003. It's a show you just have to see with your own eyes. Awesome! We will go back again, and again and again. Loved it.
Fremont Street is Great! – Imagine a shopping mall type of experience with just about every vice you can think of within a 5 block area. Gambling, drinking, eating, sex...its all right there. If you want a great time for less than half of what it costs on the strip, then pick a hotel downtown and live it up. There are great places to stay like The Four Queens, The Golden Nugget, The Plaza and The Las Vegas Club. Don't forget Binion's Horseshoe either. Oh, yeah, love those shrimp cocktails at the Golden Gate and the Girls of Glitter Gulch! Fremont Street is the place to be for the best time in Vegas
Awesome – I thought Fremont was really cool to visit. I actually went down there twice when I was visiting in Las Vegas. Fremont has a lot of neat little stores. I actually bough a lot of my family's souveniors down there. There were at least 3 bands that were playing, which kept the partying going. I had the best sandwich in my left down at Fremont. Oh, and there was a really cool artist down there. I sat and watched him for at least an hour. If you are every planning to visit Las Vegas, I would definetly visit Fremont. I had a blast both times.
Fremont Street Mis-experience – Covering over the infamous street, seems almost a sacrilege. During the day, the "roof" is ugly and at night the "show" is annoying. The music is always too loud for an enclosed space. The cover takes away from the glitter and awesome-ness of the original neon. The cowboy seems to have to "duck" under the roof and the Glitter Gulch girl seems subdued. What a shame to ruin it.
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