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- Posted on Tuesday 5 May 2009 - 10:45Kingsley Kobo, AfricaNews reporter in Abidjan, Ivory CoastA five months pregnant Nigeria-born Briton, Samantha Orobator, 20, will face execution if found guilty at a hastily arranged trial in Laos next week, according to reports. She was arrested at Wattay Airport in Laos last August for allegedly possessing 600g of heroin while on holiday travels.She became pregnant in jail and due to deliver in September, but a death sentence next week would change all.
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Samantha has been held since her arrest at the notorious Phonthong prison, where inmates have complained of being beaten and abused.
She was born in Nigeria but moved with her parents to England at the age of eight and had since become a British citizen. She was a medical student at Kingston University.
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A few years ago, one of our ACLU state affiliates received a request for help from a man who had set up a marijuana grow operation in his home. He was apparently quite proud of what he built, because he bragged about it not only to his friends, but also to his Facebook "Friends." Unfortunately, one of his Friends was Friends with a police officer a thousand miles away in Florida. That police officer called up his colleagues in
We've been doing a fair amount of thinking about the implications of consumer wearable cameras like Google Glass, and I'm sure we'll have more to say in this space on the subject. But meanwhile, we're pleasantly surprised to report a very trenchant analysis of the technology's implications for our privacy by none other than Michael Chertoff. Writing on CNN's web page, the former DHS chief writes,
So, who owns and what happens to the user's [video] data? Can the entire database be mined and analyzed for commercial purposes? What rules will apply when law enforcement seeks access to the data for a criminal or national security investigation? For how long will the data be retained? …. Even those who might be willing to forgo some degree of privacy to enhance national security should be concerned about a corporate America that will have an unrestricted continuous video record of millions. What is to prevent a corporation from targeting a particular individual, using face recognition technology to assemble all uploaded videos in which he appears, and effectively constructing a surveillance record that can be used to analyze his life?
Chertoff says he's inclined to think that government regulation may be needed. I haven't seen Chertoff say anything about the threat of pervasive government surveillance, which would make him a kind of anti-libertarian on privacy—in favor of restricting corporations, but not the government. For the average, relatively powerless person trying to live their life, the threat comes from both directions.
Every year, the FBI issues tens of thousands of "national security letters"—or NSLs—demanding that internet service providers, telephone companies, credit card companies, and others hand over information about their customers if it is "relevant" to a counterterrorism or counter-intelligence investigation. That information could include the web sites we visit, the email addresses of our contacts, or even information linking us to our anonymous political speech online. This practice has been shrouded in secrecy, though, because the FBI gags recipients of NSLs—preventing companies from telling their customers that the government has asked for records about them.
Google released its latest transparency report today. They've made some interesting additions and the overall number of government requests is on the rise. But before we get to that, there is one major overriding point: good for Google and where is everybody else? The only other major company to release these types of numbers is Twitter. Where are Verizon and Facebook and Microsoft? How about AT&T, Amazon or Comcast? I could make this list endless but the major salient fact is that Google has paved the way (this is their 7th report) and there hasn't exactly been a stampede to follow suit.
Smartphones can be a cop's best friend. They are packed with private information like emails, text messages, photos, and calling history. Unsurprisingly, law enforcement agencies now routinely seize and search phones. This occurs at traffic stops, during raids of a target's home or office, and during interrogations and stops at the U.S. border. These searches are frequently conducted without any court order.
Several courts around the country have blessed such searches, and so as a practical matter, if the police seize your phone, there isn't much you can do after the fact to keep your data out of their hands.
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There has been some discussion lately of whether the output of computer algorithms should be considered protected free speech, as Tim Wu discussed in an op-ed and my colleague Gabe Rottman addressed in a blog post in response.
Professor Tim Wu at Columbia had an op-ed in the New York Times yesterday arguing against First Amendment protections for "automated" speech. Here's the argument distilled:
As a matter of legal logic, there is some similarity among Google, Ann Landers, Socrates and other providers of answers. But if you look more closely, the comparison falters. Socrates was a man who died for his views; computer programs are utilitarian instruments meant to serve us. Protecting a computer's "speech" is only indirectly related to the purposes of the First Amendment, which is intended to protect actual humans against the evil of state censorship. The First Amendment has wandered far from its purposes when it is recruited to protect commercial automatons from regulatory scrutiny.
Google's transparency report reveals that the U.S. government asked Google for data on its users 6,321 times during the second half of 2011—a 75% increase from two years ago.
Privacy researcher Chris Soghoian gave a very nice talk at TEDx recently on "Why Google Won't Protect You From Big Brother." He provides a cogent overview and some useful perspective on the relationship between companies and the government, which is something we at the ACLU have been concerned about since our 2004 report on the Surveillance Industrial Complex, and before.


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ISAF Kiteboarding Format Trials – US Sailing has provided the following Statement on Kiteboarding vs. Windsurfing in the 2016 Olympic Games; as prepared by Dean Brenner, US Sailing Board Member and Chairman, Olympic Sailing Committee:
Every four years, sifficult decisions are made about Olympic sailing events. The choices made always leave some part of the sailing community frustrated and feeling, at least on some level, disenfranchised. I say this as a former Soling sailor who was quite upset with decisions made in November 2000, and a long-time keelboat sailor who did not agree with the recent decisions to exclude keelboats from the Games entirely. I know, first hand, how it feels to have the part of the sport I care most about excluded.
There is no right and wrong here, or good and bad. On behalf of US Sailing, I would like to raise my hand and explain the reasoning behind the votes.
While the Board of US Sailing makes final decisions on all recommendations to our ISAF delegation, much of the thinking on Olympic events and equipment originates in the Olympic Sailing Committee, which I lead. The OSC believes, and I continue to support this 100%, that kites will be good for the sport of sailing, worldwide. The reasons are simple:
1. Kiteboarding is an exciting and rapidly growing area of the sport.
2. The infrastructure required will be minimal.
3. The potential exists to bring in new countries to the sport of Olympic Sailing, and at Council, there was support from every continent and region: Europe, Caribbean, South America, North America, Oceania, Asia, Africa and the Mid-East.
4. Kites can be sailed close to shore, increasing spectator possibilities.
5. There have been major advancements in safety, and the evaluation report said exactly that. Those interested in this debate, really should read that report,
Is there work to be done? Every time events or equipment are changed, work is required. There will always be more work to get a new event established vs. the continuation of an existing one.
Does US Sailing have work to do in supporting the industry's pipeline development? Of course. For kiteboarding to flourish, the kiteboarding community will need to commit to increased support in this area. US Sailing will work on developing pathways for kite sailors to make the Olympics, just as it has done in other classes.
The decisions on Olympic events and equipment are never easy. But I stand behind ISAF's decision 100%. Kiteboarding will be good for the sport of sailing, in the USA and worldwide.
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, the Paris springtime event for the modern and contemporary art market, is returning to the Grand Palais from 31 March to 3 April 2011. Some one hundred international exhibitors are being asked to conceive stands that showcase painting, photography, sculpture, drawing, video, installations, etc.
Land-Art retrospective at the Repetto Gallery stand
For its Land-Art retrospective, the Repetto Gallery (Italy) will be showing historical pieces by major artists such as Richard Long, Christo, and Jeanne-Claude, Walter De Maria, Dennis Oppenheim, Michael Heizer, Hamish Fulton, Andy Goldsworthy and Robert Smithson, considered one of the theoreticians of this movement. The emblematic work "Spiral Jetty" demonstrates Smithson's fascination for artistic intervention in large open areas that have thus far remained untouched while reminding us of nature's dominion over mankind. For instance, we also find Hamish Fulton and his art of walking among those artists who put nature at the core of their work, and vice versa.
Rising stars of the Asian Pacific selected by 10 Chancery Lane
Katie de Tilly and her gallery, 10 Chancery Lane (Hong Kong), are returning to ArtParis with a selection of artists forming the strength of the Asian Pacific region: Cambodian Sopheap Pich, the Chinese artist duo Muchen and Shao Yinong, New-Zealander Fiona Pardington, as well as Tibetan Gonkar Gyatso. He will be showing his Buddhas made from collages of stickers drawn from pop and consumer culture. Katie de Tilly pays hommage to Australian art by inviting artist Hannah Bertram, who works on ephemeral pieces in connection with traditional ornamentation, such as decorative Victorian patterns from the 19th century, while using temporary materials, thus questioning the value of permanence, the visible, and invisible. For Artparis, she imagines the reconstruction of a dining room from evanescent elements such as talcum powder, scented powder, dust, ashes, and recycled paper. In so doing, she creates a space of intimacy through a visual and olfactory impression of fragile and unfathomable beauty.
A solo show by Hans Hartung offered by the Sapone gallery
The Sapone Gallery (France) is devoting its entire stand to the work of a major representative of gestural abstraction: Hans Hartung. In the 1920s his brushstroke became synonymous with the search for a language and grammar of signs. He built a scholarly space ordered by lines, scratches, and strokes, while being one of the first to have launched "painting as action," which would be taken up later in New York in the context of Action Painting. His work is dynamic, yet silent, because the artist denigrated what he called excessively brutal screaming and gesticulation. In a word, the symbiosis of a subtle balance between order and disorder, harmony and chaos. For ArtParis 2011, the Sapone gallery will focus on his canvasses and China inks from the 1950s and 1960s.
"Reality Revisited": a stand designed by Paul Ardenne for the Analix Forever gallery
As a newcomer to ArtParis, Analix Forever (Switzerland) is preparing a stand curated by art critic Paul Ardenne on the theme of "Reality Revisited" with pieces by Mounir Fatmi, Ali Kazma, Mat Collishaw, Joanna Malinowska, Charles Moody, Andrea Mastrovito and Jean-Yves Jouannais, as well as a performance by Marc Horowitz to be enjoyed on the opening day of ArtParis. Paul Ardenne explains: "Largely fashioned by the media using botched portrayals, reality is a fertile area of experience for contemporary artists. For these artists, walking in its midst means taking back a world in the making, of which not all has been said or shown. It also means setting up the conditions for a relationship with the real, for an exchange and aesthetification. Thus, the artist aims to revisit commonplaces, revisit a new alliance. He meanders through the "thickness of the world" (Hans-Georg Gadamer), not to be subjected to it like a wound or a poisoned gift, but apprehending it without spite, like a frame lending itself to all possible poetics."
Semiose: contemporary canvasses and installations
The young Semiose gallery (France) of Benoît Porcher is leaving the 20th Paris arrondissement to take up residence in the Marais. The gallery will present the abstractions of Bruno Rousselot, as well as the baffling canvasses and installations of Hippolyte Hentgen, a duo of female artists who love to blur boundaries. Also worth discovering: paintings by Amélie Bertrand, enigmatic in both colour and form, for they portray nothing more than a thought under construction. Lastly, the Nature Carpets by Piero Gilardi and other spectacular pieces introducing fragments of nature made of painted polyurethane foam beneath the glass dome of the Grand Palais.
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YanersAug 5, 200210This was my first nintendo game (i got it when i was six) it is still one of my favorite games. I still haven't got all 120 stars!!!
MarkD.Apr 15, 200310This game is great i played it from 1997 to 1999 and finally beat it with 120 stars.
UterSep 5, 200310It's one of the top 10 best games of all time. The levels are brilliant, and the puzzles are diverse and inventive. When you compare this to today's Mario Sunshine, there's really no contest. Mario 64 is a vastly superior game.
GlenS.Feb 24, 200510The best game ever since when it came out till now feb 2005.the only game that is nearly as good is zeda ocarina of time.
CharlieW.Jan 20, 200610
RolandJ.Feb 5, 200610
StarfireOct 23, 200710This is just as fun and mesmerising as the day it came out. Mixing the playful fantasy of Mario with immersive 3D graphics is a stunning combination. The DS version doesn't have the same playability. As others say, it may well still be the best game ever created- certainly the one with the most freedom of play.
RobR.Sep 4, 200710Still very playable now, helped by the Wii Virtual Console, and a mesmerising game at on release.
TitaniumDragonMay 25, 200810The best 3D platformer I've ever played, and arguably ever. It does everything it should do, and is just tons of fun. You can't NOT enjoy this game; it is amazingly well put together, has a decent level of difficulty, and some amount of replay value. The gameplay is simply amazing, and everyone should play this game at least once.
thisgameishotlolApr 10, 200910don't listen to idiots like joe s who scored this lower than any of the critics. this game rules
greatgameepicwinApr 30, 200910omg.. the critic who only gave this game an 80 misspelled the word "definitely" in his review. omfg.
AdamMApr 5, 200910I remember being 12 and spending hours trying to get that star... I took out the Nintendo 64 this morning and relived my memories. Best game ever.
DavidT.Feb 10, 200310This is one of the greatest games ever created. This game is still used as the standard from which all games are judged, and no game has yet to unseat it. This game is just fun, as well as long and challenging. Even though this game was released seven years ago, I still find myself playing it.
KyleN.Nov 3, 200510Simply amazing. Best platformer of all time.
JohnB.Jul 12, 200510This is my favorite game ever. It is better thatn bond, halo, and any other game that I've played. It has great graphics great game play and it is sweet.
JoshuaL.Dec 30, 200610Probably the funnest game for N64,I dislike the N64 too but this game was so good, I used 1000 Wii points to buy it.
MichaelF.Jun 30, 200610This game lacks at nothing and is the pure definition of 3-d mario. as classic as it is, this game is outstanding with its length, difficulty, and gameplay. While not boasting great graphics, the game's classic tunes should never be forgotton and its themes to be the base of many modern gaming themes. A recommendation, classic, and superior game indeed.
DanielD.May 30, 200710Its a game.... that grows on you.... like you play the game when your 5 like me.... and play it on the DS. It doesnt feel the same. Its a game that you should pass it on your kids and see the great times you had when you were a kid..... (I'll never forget how great this game is. It gets a 10.)
PaulM.Feb 19, 200810
ENOUGH!!Jan 11, 200910
MikkelJMar 25, 200910this is the best game i ever have playede but my Nintendo 64 is broken and i can't buy a new one. i hope the game comes to a newer console (sorry for my bad english)
joesSep 26, 200910definitely THE best Mario game, followed closely by galaxy.
HellboyDec 6, 200410One Of The Best Games Ever.
AlexL.May 27, 200410It is the most revolutionary game,Miyomota did great and it's an instant classic. Gameplay is great and i love sunshine but this is still a lot better.This is my favorite game ever!!!!!
JustinH.Oct 16, 200510
ZackC.Mar 29, 200710Even after all these years and even though it is on the N64 console, it could still be the greatest game of all time.
JordanCDec 24, 200910Epic game. As if that didn't say enough, god I wish i still had an n64.
WhyNot?Feb 27, 200910Look. SM64 is NOT the best video game ever. That said, it's no lower than third on my list. The graphics are amazing for a game made over a decade ago (is it really from 1996?!), and the controls are excellent. The level design is nothing short of a masterpiece. My only gripe is that the camera angles could be a tiny bit better. Still, after 12 years, Super Mario 64 still looks amazing.
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Dec 31, 201010I think this game is the single best game I have for my N64. The graphics are actually pretty impressive for '96 and the gameplay is amazing. The different hats used in the game instead of flowers and mushrooms are really neat. Great game altogether.
Dec 1, 201010This is probably my favorite game followed closley by super Mario galaxy 2. It is mostly because I grew up with it but after I I beet it, all 120 stars, by myself, it's really still fun. It's also fun to replay through over and over again.
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Apr 22, 201110Alongside Ocarina Of Time, Super Mario 64 still stands tall as one of the best video games to date. Pros: Innovating gameplay, characters, and level designs; rich, colorful visuals; smooth controls and camera angles; overall, it's the best Mario game ever! Cons: Aside from some minimal flaws, you just have to be a Mario-hater to dislike any aspect of this game.
Nov 14, 201110Pretty Retro. I love this game so much. Super Mario 64 has lots of mixed levels like ice, and inside castles and such. A great game to give to your kids. Mario is beast.
May 26, 201110
Jun 7, 201110This was the first Game ive EVER IN MY LIFE PLAYED!(im 12)I still have the cartridge that i played when i was 5 years old..Now I have DS..AND the original so yeah.. This game is SUPER IMPORTANT to me and I still love it to this day!
Jun 12, 201110
Jun 18, 201110Almost 15 years since it's release and I can still pick it up, play it and have just as much fun as I used to when I was younger. To this day I still recommend buying it and playing it on the Wii.
Jul 21, 201110
Oct 23, 201110seriously sparriskwathever you are a total moron your review is senseless
this game is the **** totally revolutionary ridiculosly fun... tightest controls ever... very solid smooth graphics for 1996 camera fails sometimes too easy at times
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Oct 27, 201110This game was way to much good stuff to talk about so I can only say that without this game there would be no such thing as "good gaming" there is something wrong with the people who didn't like this game.
Mar 12, 201210I was curious to see if the plumber could still hold his own against newer games like Half-Life 2. I played it for a while and realized that it is still the best dammned game I've ever played
Feb 12, 201210A landmark in video game history. This was the very first game i owned as a child when i got my n64 and holy crap i still have urges to go back and play through it. One of the best games on any platform ever hands down.
Dec 9, 201210
Jun 29, 201210Aw. This game is my childhood memories in a cartridge. Those who have played it can speak for themselves. Those who haven't are probably spoiled by Mario Galaxy and New Super Mario Bros. (good games). Mario 64 is a classic. It's a bit out dated and clunky compared to newer installments, but it still holds its own. Its everything you love about 2D Mario, but all done in 3D this time. And done well.
May 27, 201210Another true classic. This game was revolutionary and is a masterpiece. This game will never get old. The music is charming and the game is just a blast to play!
Nov 29, 201210
Jan 18, 201310best console all time N64, one of the best games all time! SM64 is brillant in so many ways. Levels, story, gameplay, fun factor, controls, sounds. This is how a real Mario game is suppose to be.
Aug 16, 201210No game collection is complete without Super Mario 64, one of the defining games of the entire genre and a benchmark for all future game. Super Mario 64 was done right, especially considering the fact that the N64 had very limited memory, this game was pretty big and impressive.
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Feb 8, 201310Mario 64 is on of the greatest games ever made, if not the best 3D platformer ever made. This game is absolutely flawless, with its amazing level designs or its fantastic enemies, (Who can ever forget that piano.) This game is a must buy for any gamer seeking a challenge or just a fantastic experience.
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Mar 3, 201310I thought I might be biased by nostalgia, but I went back to play this game (for the probably the 10th time) and still loved it. It really makes one feel how gimmicky the motion controls are in this serie. Im not a hater against MC, it fits perfect in games like Pikmin.
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Mar 3, 201310The perfect Mario. The controls, the environments, the "open world levels", the castle with its secrets... I could go on!
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Apr 10, 201310el juego que invento y perfecciono a la vez el genero de plataformas en 3d, una verdadera obra maestra de diseño, concepto y ejecucion. El mejor juego de lanzamiento de las consolas de nintendo y un clasico de todos los tiempos. Necesito decir algo mas?
Apr 24, 201310this game came from a time when games where challenging, and you had to figure stuff out by yourself. It is one of the best games for the N64, but the camera can get annoying
May 18, 201310This game made my childhood, this game is the reason why I am still playing games, I am saying this is because of the fact that this is one of the reasons why there are Mario games still being created, probably for the main reason being that they nailed the 3D platform for it's time, and is a true inspiration to many people around the world.
Shane95Jan 2, 20109I like this game a lot, the graphics are good, for N64, the gameplay is awesome, and the story, to the people who give 0s and 5s, The Story has been the same for 20 years, also the camera angle is good, N64 fans and Mario fans, and others should play this game, or you fail. By the way, anyone who gives this game 0s to 5s are not gamers, i'm sorry but thats what it makes you: Not Gamers
CSTNov 22, 20099This Game is definitely a very revolutionary game because it is the first great 3-D plat former, that means it has some mistakes because it didn
SmithFeb 23, 20039Great fun, and without it, there would be no Mario Sunshine. I wouldn't want to live in that world *shudder*
PatrickPOct 3, 20099
[Anonymous]Mar 31, 20029This game was revolutionary for its time. The first fully 3D environment on a console. The control is intuitive and the game offers a good challenge (especiall to master with 120 stars) all with an excellent learning curve. Nintendo at its best.
MichaelC.Jan 11, 20039This game is excellent. The camera sucks, though.
RobertC.Feb 22, 20049Imagine a world without this game...without this game, the N64 would surely have not been as succesful, the platform-genre would be five years backwards, graphics would take a major hit, and video games in general would have something lacking.
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Jan 19, 20119A brilliant game, you could own just this game it was enough to keep you entertained for months and months. That is what it did for me. For a long time it was the only N64 game I owned. I loved it.
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Jul 14, 20119Fantastic, incredible graphics texture at the time, Super Mario 64 showed us, how powerful he can change the video game industry. Over the top plat-forming and memorable moments and characters define the game. If it was possible to buy old games in this year, this will be in my list, but because it isn't it will cost you an arm and a leg to get this classic.
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Nov 7, 20119A phenomenal game for its time. Mario's 1st 3D game is extremely fun, while admittedly harder compared to later 3D mario games. It is one of the best games for the Nintendo 64.
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May 29, 20129Pretty interesting game, the first 3D platform and probably the best. Beautiful and hard game, it helped to transform Mario into a legend. Sometimes can be very frustrating, but that's part of its charm as long as you have enough patience.
Aug 6, 20129
Jul 30, 20129It has good and creative worlds,and it has a very good difficulty.The con is that when you do not have another levels to pass after you can't pass a level it comes bored.
Aug 15, 20129This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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WillTJan 1, 20108Now I've been a die-hard mario fan since the NES days, but really come on! just because this game was the first real 3d platformer does not mean it's good, It's okay... obviously it was more enjoyable back in the day, but if your looking to play it now you won't be impressed too many stars in levels and just plain boring I never liked it, not even in my top 20 N64
AnthonyEOct 25, 20098This is a fantastic game. Fans of Mario will love it for the nostalgia, and non fans will love it because it is a game full of charm, wit, fun and even with a few spooky moments thrown in! (the ghost house). A must, as it is available on the Wii virtual console for 1,000 points (£10).
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Feb 28, 20138Was my first game on N64 and it is indeed a great 3D Jump ´n Run. Mario was at his peak when this game was released with perfect controls and a great world to explore.
Oct 3, 20118Story: 7
Characters: 9
Graphics: 7
Setting: 10
Multiplayer: N/A
Soundtrack: 9
Audio: 6
Gameplay: 8
Re-Playability Value: 8
Fun Factor: 8
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Dec 30, 20128Being one of the first truly 3D games, Super Mario 64 is undeniably the most revolutionary game of all time. Not only that, but it is a very fun game.
Oct 21, 20128Similar to Ocarina of Time, this is a game that hasn't aged as well as people claim that it has. The level design holds up compared to other N64 titles and the gameplay, while not as precise as others, is still pretty fun. While this game does hold up as a good game, I don't think it holds up as one of the greatest. 8.0
WarioI.Jun 1, 20027I'm wishing this game could be a 2-4 player because mario games are cool with 4 player game like mario party 1 - 3.
BeauQ.Mar 28, 20067A classic game after all these years.
TrystanS.Oct 29, 20026
JoeS.Feb 21, 20085
Feb 16, 20124The model quality is just plain horrible with some ps1 games looking better. It has clunky controls and a bad camera also it makes a really annoying sound when you move the camera. Most of the stars are tedious to get and they reuse the worlds(2 ice worlds for gods sake). If you want a good 3d platformer on the n64, go play banjo kazooie.
JonathanD.Oct 13, 20023What the heck is so great about this game? SM64 is the most overrated game ever. Okay graphics (1996, people), but the gameplay is boring and almost anti-addictive. I respect it though because without SM64 there wouldn't be gems like Jak and Daxter. Also WAY TOO HARD. Sunshine is much better. For shame, Miyamoto, for shame.
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Sep 17, 20120sorry to say, but I loved Mario on NES and SNES, but this was an insult to the Mario series. Collecting stars? No thanks. I much rather the platforming get to the end of the level style.
80The distribution of power stars in the levels is horrendous. I think 7 stars in one level is more than enough, don't you think? I understand that there are memory constraints, but there either could have been less stars overall, or 1 (maybe 2) more level(s). Definately a problem.
It has quickly grown to become the standard by which almost all other games are measured.
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Core Strength? Not So Fast
So you want a strong, sexy core, eh? Join the club! With millions of Americans in pursuit of core strength, why do we see so few good looking cores on the beach and so much back pain? C'mon, isn't the proof in the pudding?
Let's cut to the chase. We don't see many strong cores because most people don't understand how to properly train their core.
First, let's define core strength. Your core is everything but your arms and legs. Strength is your capacity to resist and/or produce a force. But the irony is your core will actually use your arms and legs to both resist and/or produce a force. So the core really is your whole body, isn't it?
Now that we understand what core strength is, next we have to understand how to create core strength.
Any attribute we choose to develop requires one thing: movement. So before we strengthen our core, we have to lengthen our core. Think about throwing a ball. Before you throw it, you have to reach it back, which "turns on" the muscles that help you throw it. Therefore, you need to lengthen (prepare), in order to strengthen (perform).
So, a lack of core strength is typically a lack of core motion. This happens for a few key reasons:
1. Core strengthening exercise takes precedence over core mobilization movements
2. Ground-based core movements don't carry over well to upright core strength
3. Americans simply sit way too much
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Rather than spreading corporate resources and programs to many organizations, the establishment of a community partnership provides an opportunity for a company and a non-profit organization to create a longer term relationship. Community partnerships are a great way to focus corporate resources and achieve maximum community benefit through continued dialog and engagement over a longer period of time. Community partnerships also enable companies to meet corporate goals such as team building or marketing because community organizations are more likely to develop a reciprocal relationship with a company that's willing to partner.
It's a global economy and most US-based companies have a global presence and a global employee base. A corporate philanthropy program ideally includes all corporate offices and allows for all employees, irrespective of location, to participate. Vetting global volunteer and giving opportunities can be tricky. Nonetheless, engaging as a global community is doable, and in fact, imperative. There are a few resources and links in this section but should you need specific support, contact EF.
Civic Life is, in essence, the common thread of participation in and building of one's community.
This website helps communities examine civic life by providing information on the following elements of civic engagement: Service, Participating in a Group, Connecting to Information and Current Events, Social Connectedness, Political Action
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Hi all,
Is any one know if it is possible to convert zen cart to pay per click.
Hi all,
Is any one know if it is possible to convert zen cart to pay per click.
Not sure what you mean?
Pay per click is a way of getting someone to YOUR Site be it a ZC site or a plain jane site.
Can you explain what you mean?
Look at the site www.shopping.comOriginally Posted by schatzy
This is a pay per click website
Technicaly if someone clicks on an advertisement on shopping.com some one gets paid for that. But in reality it is a comparison shopping site.
Sites like shopping.com offer merchants a place to display thier products for a price just as Google displays adds for websites for a price.
Zen Cart does not currently have any functions that will allow merchants to log on and set up their own account and add products for display.
I am sure that it is possible to write the code to do this but at this time it is not posible to do what you want.
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This little ghost is an ideal gift for that old-school gamer in your life you'll know who they are if they say "wokka wokka wokka" when they see it.
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Updated: March 21, 2012
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People often get a little iffy when they hear terms like 'suburban sustainability,' or 'ecological footprint.'
"I appreciate the planet and all, but I've got enough on my plate without having to take three-credit course on the environment in order to do the right thing."
Sound familiar?
This blog— "Save Some Green"— aims to take all the mumbo jumbo out of the equation. Each week, I'll present a few tips or easy to implement ideas with the dual goal of saving you money on your bills and conserving natural resources. I'll try to leave as much science mumbo jumbo out as possible.
The first installment: three easy changes to daily habits.
Try and implement them overtime. Obviously you're not going to reach 100 percent tomorrow, but the key is to snowball as you become more accustomed to the changes.
1. Cut back on your water usage:
The biggest culprit in most people's water usage is their morning routine. Reduce your water usage by taking quicker showers (putting on a four minute song is one way of keeping track) and shutting the sink off while brushing your teeth and between razor strokes while shaving. In terms of appliances, only do full loads in the dishwasher and washing machine, and place a water-filled jar in the tank of your toilet (a pickle jar works well) in order to displace water. This saves that much water every time you flush, without sacrificing any cleanliness.
2. Take the caps off of your disposable plastic bottles before recycling.
Hopefully you already recycle. If not, get a bin and start. If so, make sure you remove the caps before tossing bottles in the bin.
This is for three reasons: easier sorting, the bottles not being crushed properly in recycling centers, and because the plastic is of a different variety and can contaminate other kinds when melted down. Simply remove the cap and toss it into the recycle bin separately.
3. Better yet, invest in a water bottle and a filtering water jug.
Ideally, you don't want to use disposable bottles at all. Not only because they can end up in the garbage, but because the chemicals used to create them and the energy used to transport them are damaging to the environment. Water bottles can be found just about anywhere. You can find environmentally friendly water bottles for under $15 and water filters for under $40. This means an investment of $50 can take the place of buying water bottles for an entire year.
Check back next week for more tips.
Stephen Eickhoff
8:30 am on Thursday, June 14, 2012
Unfortunately, if your toilet was designed to flush without the water displaced by the jar (or brick, as was once customary) it would have been designed that way. The tank has a certain capacity for a reason, and it certainly WILL compromise cleanliness-- because it won't flush properly. And worse, you will often have to flush TWICE for solid waste. As it is, most homes have poorly designed "water saving" toilets that were rushed to the market due to premature regulations in the 1990s. Maybe those will have to be flushed three times now! It's no cheap fix; if you want a "green" toilet, you have to buy one. All but the cheapest flush much better than the 1990s and 2000s toilets while often using even less water.
I don't see what #2 has to do with saving water, although it is good advice.
Kyle Bagenstose
8:40 am on Thursday, June 14, 2012
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for the comment. Do you have this knowledge from somewhere though, or is it just an intuitive thing? My research shows that many older model toilets use 3.5+ gallons per flush in a wasteful manner. I've also been using a jar for well over year and have yet to see any loss of cleanliness? You're right, tip #2 doesn't have much to do with water usage, but it came to mind anyway.
Harry Dixon
9:14 am on Thursday, June 14, 2012
I've had a HALF GALLON plastic milk jug filled with stones in my toilet tank for ten years, and have never had a problem of any kind. Stephen, you must be full of something...and maybe that's why you have to flush twice! Ha ha! Just kidding, but honestly, it works like a charm. Even if you did occasionally have to double-flush, you'd STILL be saving water.
David Powell
1:37 pm on Thursday, June 14, 2012
Just wanted to say that I do the same thing as Harry (roughly). 1-gallon plastic milk jug, filled with water & sealed, sitting in the toilet tank. That's one gallon that's not being refilled every time the toilet is flushed. No flushing problems, either.
Carol Ann
8:30 am on Thursday, June 14, 2012
Since we stopped allowing guests to stay longer than a few days at a time and haven't had any boarders, our utlity bills have never been lower. ........
So, anybody that resides in your home, with you, whether they be a family member, a close friend, an aquaintance, a boarder, roommate, etc. ... is going to jack up your bills even more than you ever imagined, IF you do NOT charge them for whatever time and change in the utlity bills - as long as they reside in your home. ..............
Carol Ann
8:30 am on Thursday, June 14, 2012
For graduate students, residing in your home, charging them 15% of their gross income as rent, if they're related to you, is not unreasonable. Write up a set of household rules and have them sign/date a copy. This becomes a contract they must respect. They may even learn something about responsibility at the same time. Add 5% per year to the "rent" and eventually, they will move out on their own, as God intended.
casey jones
8:46 pm on Friday, June 15, 2012
I used to run my hose all over my lawn in the winter when it was freezing out to make an ice rink and play hockey. I should have been put in the penalty box for my waste. I'll stop doing that and do that toilet thing too.
9:59 am on Monday, June 18, 2012
Little things add up. A good way to save some water is to get a low flow shower head with a shut off so you can shut off the water when you're lathering up. Another is connecting a Rain Barrel to one or more of your down spouts. We have 3 and use the water for lots of things. The bottom line is saving water and energy is Saving Money! How can you not like that?
If you get your water from North Penn Water Authority you are getting 80% of your water from the Delaware River. Down stream from where they are drilling in the Marcellus Shale to get gas out. This process has already contaminated the water supply in numerious locations and gas bubbles are already coming up in the Susquahanna River. Will the Delaware will be next?
There is a great film about water called "FLOW" For the love of water. Here is a link to the trailer and the movie.
Trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGd9D4J0lag
Movie - http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/flow-for-love-of-water/
3:50 pm on Thursday, June 21, 2012
A low flow shower head somehow just seems insignificant.
10:40 pm on Thursday, June 21, 2012
A low flow shower head does seem insignificant. Too bad most people don't think it's a problem or they don't care. By the time they do it will be too late. You can blame the big energy corporations and the main stream media for not telling you the truth on the subject
But back to saving water and energy. I built a solar hot water heater for my house almost a year ago now and I can truthfully say I turned off my electric water heater June 26, 2011. Right now the tank is 146 degrees. Enough hot water to last almost a week with no sun.
9:46 am on Monday, June 25, 2012
A lot of people in this area don't realize the potential for solar hot water. After a day like today with lots of sun in the morning my hot water storage tank is 150 degrees.
Hot enough to cover all our hot water for almost a week. I'm very happy with it. It's covering almost 100% of my hot water needs.
This type of system is not that hard to build. Basically all you need is three things.
The Collectors and a place to put them. Usually on the roof but you can put them in the yard if you have the exposure. Two panels are usually enough.
A Storage or Exchange tank to store the water.
And a Controller to turn the pump on and off.
The system will cost a few dollars but I figured out I'm getting about an 8% return on the money it cost to build it.
Amy Fowler
11:39 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
The irony of the whole water thing is that it *is* renewable; everybody learnt about the water cycle at school, so why are we all so obsessed with 'saving water'? Yes, it might be an issue for places like California where rainfall in minimal, but it's the same story told here in the UK.
The water companies start panicking when we have a few 'dry' months. We're banned from using hosepipes, etc, etc. Then it rains solidly for another few months. Panic over.
For most of us, the only *real* concern is price. And boy is water overpriced here. All we should really be paying for is storage, purification and transportation yet I'm being charged around £500 a year. While the water companies are raking in millions in profit.
Sorry for the rant, but the whole 'conserving' water thing does get my back up. Especially when I live in rain soaked England.
Oh well, if you do want to save money by reducing your water usage, there's lots of helpful tips here http://www.stormclad.co.uk/blog/top-tips-for-reducing-water-usage-in-the-home/ with a few that you might not have thought of.
Still sucks though that in the 21st Century we're being told to not flush the toilet and take three minute showers.


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Re: The Colorado shooter
The media almost immediately labeled him as a Tea Party extremist but it was later confirmed he is a registered Democrat in La Plata County, Colorado.. AZ shooter of Congresswoman? Democrat.. Ft Hood Massacre shooter? Muslim & Democrat.. see a pattern?
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Welcome to our network of anger management therapists and counselors in Laramie, WY. Anger treatment, support groups, and counseling for anger is available to help you heal and resolve the issues that are hurting you. Our Wyoming professionals are licesned therapists and psychologist with experience and training specificialy in anger management. Laramie WY anger specialists are ready to assist you. Select any of the qualified anger managament therapists in Laramie WY below to find help.
While we currently do not have any local counselors listed in this city, you can still get help by contacting a professional E-counselor.
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Cuisine Description Haute Creole cuisine. "Wine has been a fundamental element of the Commander's experience, we strive to make it approachable and fun, while having an awe-worthy cellar," says Wine Guy Dan Davis. View the menu » |
Wine List Description The cellar offers extensive vertical offerings from France, Italy, and America, with up-and-coming producers also available. View the wine list » |
Riot-Worthy Dish Wine Enthusiast editors asked America's 100 Best Wine Restaurants of 2012 "which dish would start a riot if it was taken off the menu?" Their riot-worthy dish is… "Turtle Soup spiked with Sherry and Bread Pudding Soufflé have been signature dishes for decades. "To say our customers would be angry if they were taken off the menu is an understatement," says Davis." |
Perfect Pairing "We believe strongly that wine and food can pair perfectly only in the context of a fabulous overall experience—more finesse than technical pairing," says Davis. |
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