text: From gamers looking for fun with the family, such as volleying with tennis pros, to those who want hardcore action, such as leading an elite Ghost Recon squad equipped with cutting-edge weapons and communications systems, anyone in search of a great game experience can find a blockbuster title with Platinum Hits for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system. On the heels of the expanded Platinum Hits launch in Europe earlier this month, Microsoft has announced that the next round of titles in the Xbox 360 Platinum Hits library will be available March 16 in North America, Latin America, Japan and the Asia Pacific region. Next month's Platinum Hits releases include critically acclaimed games from the industry's leading publishers, including Activision's "Call of Duty 2," Electronic Arts Inc.'s "EA SPORTS' Fight Night Round 3," Ubisoft Entertainment's "Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter" and 2K Sport's "Top Spin 2." This lineup of Platinum Hits represents some of the best high-definition titles available on Xbox 360 at an appealing price. Next month's Platinum Hits release, starting at an estimated retail price of $29.99 (U.S.), will include the following titles in the Americas: ? Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (Electronic Arts) ? Burnout Revenge (Electronic Arts) ? Call of Duty 2 (Activision) ? Dead or Alive 4 (TECMO Inc.) ? Fight Night Round 3 (Electronic Arts) ? Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter (Ubisoft) ? Top Spin 2 (2K Sports) ? Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis (Rockstar Games) In Japan the Platinum Hits titles listed below will be available in March for 2,800 yen: ? Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (Electronic Arts) ? Burnout Revenge (Electronic Arts) ? Chrome Hounds (Sega Corp.) ? Perfect Dark Zero (Microsoft Game Studios) In the Asia Pacific region these new Platinum Hits titles will be available. New pricing for these games will vary slightly by region: ? Dead or Alive 4 (TECMO) ? N3: Ninety-Nine Nights (Microsoft Game Studios) ? Project Gotham Racing 3 (Microsoft Game Studios) ? Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter (Ubisoft) Gamers throughout Europe are able to pick up the following new Platinum Hits titles, launched earlier this month, for an estimated retail price of 29.99 euros: ? Call of Duty 2 (Activision) ? Dead or Alive 4 (TECMO) ? Project Gotham Racing 3 (Microsoft Game Studios) ? Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis (Rockstar Games) ? Tom Clancy?s Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter (Ubisoft) ? Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend (Eidos Interactive Ltd.) The Xbox 360 Platinum Hits program, which launched worldwide last fall, gives people access to great games at a great value. And now with more than 10.4 million Xbox 360 consoles in living rooms around the world, there will be plenty of new console owners eager to jump into the best-selling Xbox 360 games. In fact, the Xbox and Xbox 360 Platinum Hits program accounts for more than 16.3 million games sold worldwide. A full list of Platinum Hits titles available in the U.S., Europe and Japan is available online at http://www.xbox.com/platinumhits. Read our game reviews at: http://www.mobiletechreview.com/gaming.htm More News. . . |


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They're cumin out of the closet for you GPS. Nice pic btw. Everyone seems so gay
p.r. teo. hahaha. what a thing
Damnnnn I have never seen a greasier looking dude. That face is priceless, meme-worthy
Xanman looks like he just stepped out a bar mitzvah ALL THE TIME
It's been a while. Our nation's capitol. VA and such recently...
I don't know why you guys all think he's an alias. I believe that he's a real guy, and he certainly doesn't remind me of any other board members except that he's an insecure moron who's too blinded by the notion of "ignoring the haters" to realize that he's clearly a fucking douchebag of a person. But his backstory is pretty involved and more or less verifiable. Is the thinking that some other board member invented this alias and is just pretending to be the actual guy p.r. teo--maker of a slew of shitty movies that made no money and have terrible reviews--or is the thinking that he's been hanging around the board under some other name and somehow quelled his ego this whole time, somehow resisting the urge to brag about all the shitty movies he's made?
Something like that
It's not perfect, it's just ludicrously pathetic. There are plenty of pathetic people in the world, they DO exist, and their lives sound like this.
My question to you is since there's no way anyone who travels these boards would have possibly ever come across the name of established director of movies nobody has seen P.R. Teo and decided to impersonate him for fun, because how would they even have possibly heard of him? No one's actually seen any of his movies, so what, you think they just stumbled across his name on an IMDB list of "Directors you've never heard of and never will" and decided they will become him for lulz?
Frankly... none of the trolls around here are this creative.
I still think its Randy..
??? Why would you think that?
I'ts hot in Tucson. Even I sweat sometimes. And that face is the face of what Charlie Sheen called "WINNING"!
So nobody on here likes the Doors? I know you all like shitty music but I thought Jim Morrison was universal.
Do you act? You would be great as the villain in one of the projects I'm developing.
The telltale sign of the person that is most insecure is the one that goes around calling other people insecure. I've never posted under another name. How boring of a life does a person have to have to go around posting on internet message boards as someone else?
Sorry not to be more enjoyable. No wait I take that back. I'm not sorry.
I got 8 inches of my hair cut off yesterday and I had to suppress the tears.
I haven't had this short of hair for 9 years. And sorry about the blood shot eyes. ugh
Enough with your face already. Show some tits
I've missed you too Jeff.
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The 1989 NES classic DuckTales didn't have voice acting, so Capcom called in the voice talent from the animated TV series for the newly-announced DuckTales Remastered.
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Konami's Australian representatives have confirmed a November 8 launch for Silent Hill: Book of Memories, the top-down co-op action effort for Vita. A demo is available now for the canon-mashing delight, which arrives in the US next week and in Europe in early November. Dave seems a bit non-plussed by it but I'm all for […]
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Double Dragon: Neon is a reboot of the 1987 arcade original developed by masters of all things retro WayForward Technologies, and it's just gone gold. The game has reportedly gone gold for its 11th September launch on PSN and 12th September on XBLA. PS Plus members can also get it for free from the 12th. […]
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Earl Cade Pond Aug. 7, 1956 ~ July 31, 2013August 06, 2013, 8:00 am by Staff Reports Earl Cade Pond was a 20-year resident of Burnet who died July 31, 2013 after a courageous second battle with skin cancer. He was born Aug. 7, 1956 in Colorado City and grew up in Marfa. He was preceded in death by his sister,Mitzi Leigh Pond; brother, Monte Pond; mother, Patsy Marlene Pond; father, Henry Vale Pond Jr.; and grandparents, Earl and Annis Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Pond Sr. He is survived by his wife; LaDonna Kay Pond; son, Justin Ryan Pond; daughter, Mitzi Marlene Solomon; son in law, Justin Kyle Solomon; grandson, Jacek Kade Solomon; brother in law, Allen Posey and wife, Rhonda Posey and family; brother-in-law, Kevin Posey, and wife; LeeAnn Posey and family; father-in-law, Bob Posey; mother in Law, Elizabeth Posey; cousins, Gary and Randy Patterson and families, and many dear friends he loved. Cade grew up living the life of a "small town simple man in Marfa, working his family ranch and starting his own tab at the Marfa General Store at the age of 3. Cade met the love of his life in the neighboring town of Alpine. He and LaDonna shared 33 years of marriage, a marriage to be modeled after. He was an amazing and loving father to his two children, teaching them the meaning of hard work and molding them into strong willed adults. Cade would give the shirt off his back to a friend in need and would never ask for anything in return. His loving and generous nature was passed on to those he knew and loved. There are no words to describe the bond between him and his grandson. Jacek brought a new meaning to life and an indescribable love in his heart. Services were held at Main St. Baptist Church on Saturday, Aug. 3 at 11 a.m. Service arrangements were handled by Clements-Wilcox Funeral Home in Burnet. The family would like to send a special thanks to those who have sent their love and condolences to the family during this time. Any donations can be made in Cades name to the Main St. Baptist Church in Burnet and Scott and White Hospice in Llano. |
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The Croatia international striker has netted just two goals in 19 games for the Toffees, a disappointing run of form that is in stark contrast to last season's goalscoring heroics.
And Moyes admits it could require a change of fortunes for the man signed last season from Rangers if his side are to secure UEFA Champions League qualification this season.
"If he fires and scores, we can have a strong end to the season - and it could get us into the top four," said Moyes.
"Last year, at this time, nearly everything he touched went into the net.
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Why John Allen's investigation could take months
The firing at the Naval Postgraduate School: it wasn't all about the barbecue and lawn chairs; The drop in the Pentagon's R&D budget, Are Micah Zenko's criticisms beyond the pale? And more.
Give that man a medal. Panetta will give retiring Israeli MOD Ehud Barak the medal for distinguished public service at a Pentagon ceremony today, the highest award the secretary can bestow, Situation Report was told. The citation will mention Barak's work on Iron Dome, which has figured prominently in Israel's defense over the past weeks. Panetta and Barak visited an Iron Dome site last summer.
John Allen's investigation could take six months. The sense is that the DOD inspector general investigation against Gen. John Allen, ISAF commander, will be speedy because so much is riding on it. Perhaps. But a former senior defense official familiar with government investigations tells Situation Report that the investigation is far more complicated and time-consuming than just reading what are said to be several dozen e-mails between Allen and Tampa socialite Jill Kelley. "It's not that someone has to just sit down and reads all these," said the former official. Investigators are culling through the e-mails now but are likely finding "new players" from whom they may need to obtain interviews. Those additional interview subjects will create more legwork.
"They will open new avenues that need to be investigated, and that's where the time-consuming part comes in. If the e-mails alone could be read and decisions made, then it could be done fairly quickly, but normally the e-mails create new allegations and many more people to be interviewed," the official said. "Frankly, I would be surprised if they had this done in six months. I know that sounds like a long time."
The I's need to be dotted and the T's crossed. "The acting IG over there is not going to want to submit a report that is this sensitive unless she knows it is 100 percent accurate," the official said. "I guarantee that right now she is getting additional allegations that are probably coming out of the wall.... When people smell blood, they start writing in and giving you additional things to think about."
Welcome to Thursday's edition of Situation Report, where the cheesy holiday commercials for luxury cars are already grating. Follow me @glubold. Or hit me anytime at firstname.lastname@example.com. And sign up for Situation Report here: http://bit.ly/NCN9uN or just send me an e-mail and I'll put you on the list.
Mabus fired the president and provost of the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. Citing an investigation by the Navy's inspector general, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus had the two top officials at NPS fired for waste and mismanagement and ducking federal hiring rules. President Daniel Oliver and Provost Leonard Ferrari were let go. Among other issues, the IG cited the purchase of a barbecue grill and lawn chairs from Pier One Imports for Oliver's official home, Stanley House, on the school's grounds, and the Naval Postgraduate School Foundation. In another instance, a woman hired as the vice president for finance and administration at the school was paid $275,000 -- about $87,000 above federal salary limits at the time -- after turning down Oliver's initial offer of $162,000 plus a $25,000 one-time bonus, circumventing federal salary and incentive limitations.
But we're told it wasn't all about the lawn chairs, barbecues, and hiring practices. The dynamic created by Ferrari, seen as an extremely poor manager by those very familiar with the situation, is what brought down Oliver, thought to be a good person who was blind to the problems Ferrari was causing. The nearly 100-page report on the president and the nearly 30-page report on the provost reflect the wrong focus, we're told -- the investigation should have centered on the provost. Navy IG Report: http://bit.ly/Tk3tns
The Monterey Herald writes about how the Naval Postgraduate School mission differs from war colleges. http://bit.ly/V7TTEf
Is there wrongdoing among senior officers that we should be writing about? Let us know.
The Pentagon strikes back. Pentagon pressec George Little writes FP to respond to columnist Micah Zenko's contention that Panetta is undermining democracy. Zenko's piece takes Panetta to task for, among other things, highlighting the impact of cuts to the defense budget and suggesting cuts to entitlements.
Little: "That's precisely what a secretary of defense should do, especially when this secretary is implementing $487 billion in defense spending reductions based on a strategy developed by the department's military and civilian leaders."
Little's letter: http://bit.ly/10WUGhb
Zenko's piece: http://bit.ly/V0GyNz
Mackenzie Eaglen to the Pentagon: don't be cutting R&D. In a new report, AEI's Mackenzie Eaglen, along with Julia Pollak, argues that the Pentagon's "technological supremacy" is under threat and that the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation account has declined by 17 percent since Obama was sworn in. "[It] will decline by another 12 percent, or $8 billion, in real terms, from 2013 to 2017," the report says. "This largely follows a sustained trend of the modernization accounts bearing the largest burden of cuts. From 2010 through 2013, procurement experienced a real decline of over 24 percent and will further drop by over 5 percent through 2017." By comparison, military personnel costs were cut by 6 percent between 2010 and 2013 and will fall another 9 percent through 2017, the report states.
Why do we care? The report's authors: "Political pressure is mounting from lawmakers who believe that government money could be better spent elsewhere and that defense R&D 'crowds out' private-sector R&D efforts. Such opposition to defense research, however, ignores the larger picture: that military research and development, as a foundation of national security, is a constitutionally mandated public good as broadly articulated in the Preamble." http://bit.ly/Ri6Xv3
Is it Hagel's time? The Cable's Josh Rogin reports Chuck Hagel is being vetted for a national security job. Last month, Situation Report quoted Andrew Schwartz, senior vice-president at CSIS on the Hagel Notion: "He cuts the right figure, he's a Republican, Obama likes him a lot, he provides the administration with cover on the Hill, he has a really big name, and I think he wants it." http://bit.ly/TmdEIg
State's Shapiro: International defense sales, DoD-State cooperation, both up. Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs Andy Shapiro told the Defense Trade Advisory Group yesterday that the "collaboration between State and DoD is truly unprecedented," citing the expansion of State's Foreign Policy Advisor Program, or POLAD, which has "dramatically increased" the number of people exchanged between the two departments. (Joe Donovan is Dempsey's POLAD and the two attended the same high school, John S. Burke Catholic High School, in Goshen, N.Y., but not at the same time.) But what Shapiro really wanted to talk about is the growth in the number of defense sales abroad.
Shapiro: "When it comes to Direct Commercial Sales, by the end of October of this year, we had already received more than 73,000 license requests, which is 2,000 more than the same period last year. Despite the case load, we are maintaining efficiency. Fifty percent of the license requests have been adjudicated in less than 10 days and 80 percent in less than 30 days. We are averaging about 18 days overall for all license types. We are projecting that by year's end, the State Department will have received and reviewed over 85,000 DCS cases -- the most ever."
Shapiro's office has told Congress that Japan intends to make a $5 billion purchase of the F-35 and that the UAE and Qatar are seeking to purchase the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System, or THAAD, in a buy that is worth nearly $8 billion. His speech: http://1.usa.gov/QNwHPS
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- NYT A-1: F-35, costliest jet, sees the enemy: budget cuts. http://nyti.ms/TsSrN5
- Reuters: Pentagon, Lockheed, getting close on next F-35 contract. http://reut.rs/Ys0rEb
- Catholic Online: For Marines, F-35 problems mean no plane for combat. http://bit.ly/SvRWmk
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- Xinhua: Spate of blasts rock Syria, battle rages on. http://bit.ly/TtWFHy
- Gulf News: Syrian rebels kill party official. http://bit.ly/V83FWP
- Reuters: Roadside bomb kills 10 civilians in Afghanistan. http://reut.rs/QOwrjV
- Sky News: Syrian rebels down aircraft on offensive.
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- Der Spiegel: Greed and hatred: a rebel group's quest in the Congo. http://bit.ly/SgR1X4
- Danger Room: Study shows 104 places Gitmo detainees could go in the U.S. http://bit.ly/UsYHY7
- Al-Jazeera: Can Afghanistan tackle corruption? http://aje.me/VfPp4f
- Middle East Online: Israel's war for Gaza's gas. http://bit.ly/U4oAZL
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The performance that we had been waiting for against a West Brom side that may look rather ordinary on paper, but have already taken four points off Arsenal and Manchester United this season.
When Luis Suarez is in the form he displayed on Saturday it's impossible to subdue the striker, and his two splendid headers were only outdone by Wayne Rooney's measured flick at the weekend. Suarez has already scored six goals in just four top-flight appearances since his return from suspension, helping Liverpool out-score their strike total in the first five fixtures of the campaign by 12:5.
Daniel Sturridge also chipped in with a sumptuous finish against West Brom as the Reds recorded their first second-half victory of the campaign, but Saturday's clash away to Arsenal will provide a much stiffer test. One wonders how much Liverpool will be able to rely on their attacking prowess against the Gunners, who have been equally incisive in the Premier League despite a difficult night against Borussia Dortmund in Europe.
As I wrote here, both Liverpool and Arsenal have been willing to cede control in search of better chances this season, but Brendan Rodgers will be concerned by defensive lapses that have seen his team fail to keep a clean sheet in their last seven matches in all competitions.
"We started the season with three clean sheets and we just need to get back to that mentality because we know that we can get goals," said Rodgers before the win over West Brom. "It is something we need to improve on."
The Reds have lost only two points from winning positions so far (in the 2-2 draw at Swansea), but Rodgers will remember last year's trip to the Emirates - and the following fixture away to Man City - when his team threw away two leads to draw 2-2 on both occasions. Not only would those four dropped points have moved Liverpool into sixth in the final standings, they might also have instilled a belief that would have seen the Reds overcome West Brom (0-2), West Ham, Reading and Everton (all 0-0) as they sought to mount a late push for a top-four spot.
Strikers win matches, but defences create an unbeatable aura, and Liverpool must work to cut out the mistakes that saw them pick up just a point in should-win games at home to Southampton and away against a frail Newcastle side. As Rodgers has acknowledged, defending set-pieces has been a major issue, with Simon Mignolet continuing to look shaky when the ball is crossed into the box.
Only Cardiff, Fulham, Hull and Norwich have conceded more shots per game on average than Liverpool thus far, and finding a balance between attack and defence will be key to Rodgers helping his team to kick on.
Liverpool need look only two places below them for an example of how a team should defend, as the Premier League's press-masters recorded their sixth clean sheet of the campaign to maintain their current status as the second best defence in Europe's top five leagues.
(Incidentally, Roma won 1-0 away to Udinese on Sunday to make it nine wins in a row at the start of the Serie A season, with 23 goals scored and only one conceded. Wow.)
While Southampton were never really tested by a pitiful Fulham side that managed just two attempts on Saturday (neither from a striker and both off-target), it will have been hugely encouraging to Mauricio Pochettino to see his team open up their opponents at will and play some of the brightest football they have exhibited thus far. The flip-side for the manager is that Saints delivered arguably their most complete performance in the absence of record-signing Dani Osvaldo.
With Osvaldo missing due to a knock he picked up in training, Rickie Lambert returned to the starting line-up to prove that not only is he Pochettino's best option in attack at the moment, he is better without Osvaldo selfishly slowing down the play alongside him. That Lambert claimed a goal and an assist should tell Pochettino everything he needs to know about his striker predicament, but whether he is prepared to drop a fully fit Osvaldo is another matter.
Chelsea and Fernando Torres
Daniel Storey has covered Chelsea's victory over Manchester City in more depth in 16 Conclusions, but special praise is due to Fernando Torres after a display that encapsulated his time at Stamford Bridge.
Despite missing a gilt-edged chance to open the scoring, the striker's run and cross to set up Andre Schurrle provided a rare glimpse of his former self, with more hope a comeback encouraged by Torres' shot against the bar and determination to poke in the winning goal.
Of course, it's a fool's game to overstate Torres' latest revival, but he certainly seemed to have more confidence on Sunday as he completed his second 90 minutes in a week and notched his third goal in two matches. It is particularly telling that Torres attempted nine shots in those two fixtures against Schalke and City, compared to ten in his previous nine appearances, as he hints at rediscovering his finishing touch, if not his blistering speed.
"It was a fantastic performance from Fernando because it was built after an easy miss and that makes it even more valuable," said Mourinho. "He could have been affected for the rest of the game but it looked like that was the moment he said 'I will be man of the match'."
Just two points behind Chelsea after picking up their fifth win in six matches since the Blues decided to loan out Romelu Lukaku. The Belgian was missing for the first of those fixtures - the 1-0 win over Chelsea at Goodison - but he has since scored a goal every 75 minutes to help Everton maintain their promising start.
The transition to Roberto Martinez's style of play has been seamless so far - with the Toffees averaging more possession and a better pass completion rate than last year under David Moyes - but forthcoming matches against Spurs and Liverpool will provide more answers about the manager's first quarter.
Manchester United
Winners because of a fightback that brought fond memories of the Ferguson era; losers because of the need to fight back against Stoke at Old Trafford. United may have firmly nestled themselves in the top eight as they bid to return to the title race unfolding above them, but there is still a strong feeling that the performances of Wayne Rooney are papering over the cracks.
There were more signs of encouragement in United's attacking display in the second half, but only five teams have conceded more goals than the champions this season after Stoke were twice allowed to take the lead. Before Saturday, the Potters had scored more than one goal in only four fixtures in the Premier League in 2013 - against Palace in August, and QPR, Wigan and Reading (all relegated) last year - but United made them look like equals in a first half that could have brought more embarrassment for David Moyes.
The manager has been praised for the substitutions that helped his team sneak a late victory, but there should be questions over his decision to start Tom Cleverley alongside Michael Carrick in central midfield as Stoke were allowed to breeze through on several occasions before the break. Marouane Fellaini became United's fourth most expensive signing in history in the summer to provide protection for Michael Carrick in the middle, but it seems Moyes is still unsure about how to use his £27million acquisition after preferring Ryan Giggs and then Cleverley in the past week.
As Mark Hughes alluded to last Friday, United look vulnerable at the moment and that feeling is compounded almost every time Moyes opens his mouth. "It was a win in the Premier League. They are hard to come by and they are not easy," said the manager in his post-match interview. "Let's hope we can keep on winning. I understand that you have to win in style here and I thought we did that in the last 15 minutes today."
Someone might want to tell him that wins shouldn't be that hard to come by for a team that marched to the title last season - especially against the likes of Stoke, West Brom and Southampton - while turning on the style for 15 minutes is simply not enough to entertain supporters who have become accustomed to so much more.
Hardly a comprehensive performance, but a first step on the road to recovery and rekindling the bond with a fanbase left cold by a succession of false dawns.
All's Fer In Love And War
While Leroy Fer has received a great deal of criticism for trying to steal three points at the death against Cardiff, he should be applauded for his honesty and win-at-all-costs mentality. There is no room for kindness in the Premier League relegation battle, and should Norwich suffer the drop this year they will be left to rue Mike Jones' 'common sense'. More subversion and less false moralising, I say.
Mike Jones
Lauded for showing 'common sense' at Norwich, but were his actions within the rules? The referee had signalled for play to commence, so it's difficult to understand why Fer's goal was disallowed.
Chris Hoy
Likely the recipient of more Twitter abuse after a poor decision from his nearly-namesake to send off Mikel Arteta.
Tony Pulis
Do you really want the Palace gig, Tone? Wait for Norwich or Fulham.
Aston Villa
Another home match without a clean sheet, another inept performance that suggests this is a team fit for the Championship. How on earth have they beaten Arsenal and Man City this season?
Joe Hart
You've heard it all before, so there is no need to repeat the over-analysis of Joe Hart's errors since the start of last season. After he was caught in no man's land against CSKA Moscow on Wednesday, you would have thought that Hart might have learned his lesson. But no, out he rushed against Chelsea, beyond the edge of the penalty area, shouting at the very last moment for Matija Nastasic to leave the clearance to him. It was another calamity and one that cost City dear.
Man City
As Daniel Storey said in 16 Conclusions, it was rather disappointing to see Manuel Pellegrini break up his brilliant strike partnership of Sergio Aguero and Alvaro Negredo to bring the underwhelming Javi Garcia into midfield at Chelsea, and City paid for that decision by lacking the killer instinct they have exhibited recently.
"We are not going to be a team who will score a goal and then go back waiting for a counter-attack. We will always try to play at the opposite end of the pitch, and play attractive football," said Pellegrini in June, but on Sunday he showed greater caution than was necessary against a Chelsea side who are vulnerable in defence and central midfield.
Pellegrini continued: "I'm sure we have the best squad in the Premier League" - a statement which Jose Mourinho agreed with after Chelsea's victory - but City must start to prove this claim on a weekly basis if they are to climb back into the thick of things at the top of the table.
They must also bolster a defence that looks increasingly uneasy without Vincent Kompany, with the decision to add only Martin Demichelis to the back line in the summer looking more ludicrous by the week.
Steve Bruce
There is nothing more boring in football than managers who repeatedly blame referees. Nothing.
Spurs Fans And Andre Villas-Boas
Seven new signings that need time to gel and the loss of last season's star player, yet Spurs still lie in fourth and only three points off top spot. What do those self-entitled fans at White Hart Lane expect?
Well, more goals is one thing after a third win of the season courtesy of a Roberto Soldado penalty, while more chances wouldn't go amiss as Spurs continue to make hard work of carving out clear-cut opportunities.
While Andre Villas-Boas had a point with his spicy remarks after Sunday's victory, the supporters' concerns are as legitimate as the frustration is palpable. Ultimately, they are there to be entertained, and 34 home goals in the top flight during Villas-Boas' reign leaves much to be desired.
Of course, it was silly for fans to boo at half-time in the third match of last season - a 1-1 draw with Norwich - and equally they should show patience as the team find their rhythm to harmonise results with better performances. However, that only seven teams have scored fewer home goals in the Premier League since the start of 2012/13, most of them strugglers - Southampton, Newcastle, Villa, Fulham, Stoke, Norwich and Sunderland - is a cause for concern. There is nothing wrong with wanting to win and win in style.
Perhaps that would be a more achievable aim if Villas-Boas could work out how to utilise Christian Eriksen, who has been on the bench in the last two matches, and £26million summer signing Erik Lamela. Two months into the Argentine's spell at Spurs, he is yet to start a Premier League fixture. If a home match against Hull isn't the perfect opportunity, then one wonders when his chance will come.
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Mary Margaret Bibler, 87, of Lafayette, Ind. and formerly of Longboat Key, died Dec. 22.
Born June 18, 1922, in Winchester, Ind., she graduated from Muncie Central High School, and Ball State University with degrees in art and music. Mrs. Bibler taught art and music at Sunnyside and Tecumseh schools in Lafayette. She also worked as a private piano teacher.
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Mrs. Bibler was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Bibler; son, Robert Bibler; and granddaughter Shellie Solar. She is survived by her daughters Tracy Bibler, of Lafayette, and Kathryn Myers, of Evergreen, Colo.; brother, James Tracy, of Hernando; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
A Mass of Christian burial took place Monday, Jan. 4, in Lafayette. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to Meals on Wheels, 1501 Hartford St., Lafayette, Ind. 47904, or Denver Hospice, 501 S. Cherry St., Suite 700, Denver, Colo. 80246. Memories and condolences can be left at hahngroeberfuneralhome.com.
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Specific Adhesion of Vesicles Monitored by Scanning Force Microscopy and Quartz Crystal Microbalance Biophysical Journal, Volume 78, Issue 1, 1 January 2000, Pages 487-498 Bruno Pignataro, Claudia Steinem, Hans-Joachim Galla, Harald Fuchs and Andreas Janshoff Abstract The specific adhesion of unilamellar vesicles with an average diameter of 100nm on functionalized surfaces mediated by molecular recognition was investigated in detail. Two complementary techniques, scanning force microscopy (SFM) and quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) were used to study adhesion of liposomes consisting of 1,2-dipalmitoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine and varying concentrations of N-((6-biotinoyl)amino)hexanoyl)-1,2-dihexadecanoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphoethanolamine (biotin-X-DHPE). Monitoring the adhesion of the receptor-doped vesicles to avidin-coated gold surfaces by QCM (f0=5MHz) revealed an increased shift in resonance frequency with increasing biotin concentration up to 10 mol% biotin-X-DHPE. To address the question of how the morphology of the liposomes changes upon adhesion and how that contributes to the resonator's frequency response, we performed a detailed analysis of the liposome morphology by SFM. We found that, with increasing biotin-concentration, the height of the liposomes decreases considerably up to the point where vesicle rupture occurs. Thus, we conclude that the unexpected high frequency shifts of the quartz crystal (>500Hz) can be attributed to a firm attachment of the spread bilayers, in which the number of contacts is responsible for the signal. These findings are compared with one of our recent studies on cell adhesion monitored by QCM. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (561 kb) |
A Two-Photon Excitation Fluorescence Cross-Correlation Assay for a Model Ligand-Receptor Binding System Using Quantum Dots Biophysical Journal, Volume 90, Issue 4, 15 February 2006, Pages 1396-1410 J.L. Swift, R. Heuff and D.T. Cramb Abstract Two-photon excitation fluorescence cross-correlation spectroscopy (TPE-XCS) is a very suitable method for studying interactions of two distinctly labeled fluorescent molecules. As such, it lends itself nicely to the study of ligand-receptor interactions. By labeling the ligand with one color of fluorescent dye and the receptor with another, it is possible to directly monitor ligand binding rather than inferring binding by monitoring downstream effects. One challenge of the TPE-XCS approach is that of separating the signal due to the receptor from that of the ligand. Using standard organic fluorescent labels there is almost inevitably spectral cross talk between the detection channels, which must be accounted for in TPE-XCS data analysis. However, using quantum dots as labels for both ligand and receptor this limitation can be alleviated, because of the dot's narrower emission spectra. Using solely quantum dots as fluorescent labels is a novel approach to TPE-XCS, which may be generalizable to many pairs of interacting biomolecules after the proof of principle and the assessment of limitations presented here. Moreover, it is essential that relevant pharmacological parameters such as the equilibrium dissociation constant, Kd, can be easily extracted from the XCS data with minimal processing. Herein, we present a modified expression for fractional occupancy based on the auto- and cross-correlation decays obtained from a well-defined ligand-receptor system. Nanocrystalline semiconductor quantum dots functionalized with biotin (λem=605nm) and streptavidin (λem=525nm) were used for which an average Kd value of 0.30±0.04×10−9 M was obtained (cf. native system ∼10−15). Additionally, the off-rate coefficient (koff) for dissociation of the two quantum dots was determined as 5×10−5 s−1. This off-rate is slightly larger than for native biotin-streptavidin (5×10−6 s−1); the bulky nature of the quantum dots and restricted motion/orientation of functionalized dots in solution can account for differences in the streptavidin-biotin mediated dot-dot binding compared with those for native streptavidin-biotin. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (514 kb) |
Extending Bell's Model: How Force Transducer Stiffness Alters Measured Unbinding Forces and Kinetics of Molecular Complexes Biophysical Journal, Volume 94, Issue 7, 1 April 2008, Pages 2621-2630 Emily B. Walton, Sunyoung Lee and Krystyn J. Van Vliet Abstract Forced unbinding of complementary macromolecules such as ligand-receptor complexes can reveal energetic and kinetic details governing physiological processes ranging from cellular adhesion to drug metabolism. Although molecular-level experiments have enabled sampling of individual ligand-receptor complex dissociation events, disparities in measured unbinding force FR among these methods lead to marked variation in inferred binding energetics and kinetics at equilibrium. These discrepancies are documented for even the ubiquitous ligand-receptor pair, biotin-streptavidin. We investigated these disparities and examined atomic-level unbinding trajectories via steered molecular dynamics simulations, as well as via molecular force spectroscopy experiments on biotin-streptavidin. In addition to the well-known loading rate dependence of FR predicted by Bell's model, we find that experimentally accessible parameters such as the effective stiffness of the force transducer k can significantly perturb the energy landscape and the apparent unbinding force of the complex for sufficiently stiff force transducers. Additionally, at least 20% variation in unbinding force can be attributed to minute differences in initial atomic positions among energetically and structurally comparable complexes. For force transducers typical of molecular force spectroscopy experiments and atomistic simulations, this energy barrier perturbation results in extrapolated energetic and kinetic parameters of the complex that depend strongly on k. We present a model that explicitly includes the effect of k on apparent unbinding force of the ligand-receptor complex, and demonstrate that this correction enables prediction of unbinding distances and dissociation rates that are decoupled from the stiffness of actual or simulated molecular linkers. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (300 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 63, Issue 5, 1385-1392, 1 November 1992
Research Article
A. Schmidt, J. Spinke, T. Bayerl, E. Sackmann and W. Knoll
Max Planck Institut für Polymerforschung, Mainz, Germany.
Neutron reflection and surface plasmon optical experiments have been performed to evaluate structural data of the interfacial binding reaction between the protein streptavidin and a solid-supported lipid monolayer partly functionalized by biotin moieties. Since both experimental techniques operate in a total internal reflection geometry at a substrate/solution interface, identical sample architectures allow for a direct comparison between the results obtained with these two recently developed methods. It is found that a monomolecular layer of dipalmitoyllecithin doped with 5 mol% of a biotinylated-phosphatidylethanolamine shows a thickness of d1 approximately (3.4 +/- 0.5) nm. Binding of streptavidin to the biotin groups results in an overall layer thickness of d = (5.9 + 0.5) nm that demonstrates the formation of a well-ordered protein monolayer with the (biotin+spacer) units of the functionalized lipids being fully embedded into the binding pocket of the proteins. It is demonstrated by model calculations that a more detailed picture of the internal structure of this supramolecular assembly can only be obtained if one uses deuterated lipid molecules, thus generating a high contrast between individual layers.


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A while back TiPb heard something that sounded so outlandish, so beyond the realm of possibility, that we decided not to publish it -- that AT&T's 4G LTE launch hero device could, in fact, be the iPhone. It still sounds outlandish, even though there hasn't been word one about which phone AT&T will launch with, but given the availability of the logical Qualcomm LTE chipset, it still seems beyond the realm of possibility.
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I doubt that, mostly because LTE is still a HUGE drain on battery life, and battery life is a giant selling point for Apple (as it has to be, since they'll never release a device with a removable battery). Unless they have developed an LTE radio that is way more battery-friendly than the competition's, they'd have to offer a band-toggle switch, which I believe they've been reticent about in the past.
Also, AT&T's 3G network was fairly robust by mid-2008. I had had a 3G phone since early 2007, and it was a Samsung BlackJack, not exactly a first-in-class phone.
I hope you're wrong or I would be very surprised that it took that long in US to start using 3G. When Apple released the original iPhone, 3G availability in Europe was good already and many phones were using it. At least here it was absolutely necesary to release the iPhone 3G to compete.
Here's hoping that this is not simply encouraging news without any tangible outcome. I would LOVE for Apple to go LTE on the next iPhone, especially if it maintains similar battery life. My only concern is how AT&T would spin the LTE service to keep my unlimited plan from using it.
Kind of disapointed that "LTE" is not in ( ) and the words whose first letters contribute to that abbrv are not anywhere in this blog post. Where did the peeps running this website get their education- from a cereal box?
Considering that the site's readership is relatively aware of industry jargon, omitting the explanation for a commonly-used initialism like LTE is a generally accepted practice. It stands for Long-Term Evolution, by the way.
i agree with marcin. first, your assumption (erik) regarding the readership is incorrect. secondly, regardless, it's poor journalistic writing to refer to an acronym like "LTE" without first defining it.
furthermore, the article states that readers "shouldn't get their hopes up." although this implies that LTE must be something desirable, the article doesn't state that it is, nor does it state why it's desirable.
the article is very poorly written, and i came here to say so, only to discover that fact had already been mentioned.
This is what will happen, AT&T will have 4G on their iphones first, 6-7 months later Verizon will get it. Another reason I want to switch. I wont though until(doubt it will happen) AT&T brings back unlimited data. Hopefully this happens on release to entice people to come back over. Verizon Iphones on ebay sell so cheaply too :-( rip
Why would att add a cell site in a building that will probably be in a 4g city I. The next few months when some areas still don't have 3G
Sorry, but if you are talking about what "was" the definition of 4G, no one has it. But the ISO caved and allowed it.
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