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The Xbox 360 Pro is no longer being produced, though, so once retailers sell through their entire stock that SKU will no longer be offered. Going forward, Microsoft will sell only the $299 Xbox 360 Elite and $199 Xbox 360 Arcade -- which no longer comes bundled with five games but has had its internal storage upped to 500MB.
Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg also confirmed that the Elite will no longer ship with an HDMI cable, supposedly to further cut costs, and denied rumors of an upcoming "slim" version of the console. Accessory pricing on products such as Wi-Fi adapters ($100) and hard drive add-ons ($40 to $120) will also stay constant.
So, a new phase in the console wars has just started. What's the best choice in your opinion -- the 120GB Xbox 360 Elite for $300 or a Blu-ray equipped PlayStation 3 for the same price and storage capacity?
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I think the Playstation is clearly the better choice at least for those who don't have a Blue-Ray player.
But it doesn't have the games, Online play, out of the box with a microphone, and not everyone wants to pay for the blu-rays themselves, \i know Blu-ray looks better, but i'm quite happy playing games on my xbox with full 1080p games but only 480p dvd's. I would sacrifice blu-ray for good games anyday!
A PS3 is a no brainer.... ! who wants a X-Box dvd player riddled with failures that's unacceptable.
Blu-ray is the future, and it's a much more modern machine compared to the old technology X-box.
Comparing both on a feature-by-feature basis, the PlayStation 3 Slim definitely comes out on top: Same HDD size, built-in Wi-Fi vs. $100 add-on, doubles as a Blu-ray player, has Bluetooth support, and offers free online play. It's also smaller, lighter and its hardware has proven to be more reliable (at least on the older model).
But of course the most important deciding factor will likely boil down to game selection, and many will agree that Microsoft has done a great job in this department.
Thank you, and actually, thats put in perspective very well, although the online should be noted, PS3's maybe free but is awful compared to xbox's.
PS3 is the hands down winner.It always has been.
Has to be the PS3, the 360 is cheap, but u end up paying loads for extras that take it over the price of the PS3. my 360 headsets keep breaking I am on my 3rd. My PS3 bluetooth headset (not the offical) has worked to this day for 2 years. U can add yer own HDD to the PS3, with the 360 u are stuck with the one u get unless u are willing to dish out on the overpriced 120G Hardrive.
While the xbox has a hole host of online features, it is unreliable and everytime I switch mine on I worry that its gonna Red ring. my 360s warrenty runs out next month, I may end up buying a new system, if u are a gaming franatic you will have both systems along with ur gamig PC and WII (like me) if u are just the casuel gamer or somebody who might play a game at the weekend or on a rainy day then the PS3 is the best value for money, u can use it as ur blueray player and stream media form PC just like with the 360.
I might buy an elite if the same kinda price cuts apply for the UK as well, I allready have a PS3, and becuase of the poor life expectency of the 360 could do with a new one!
are you kidding?
have you guys ever played ps3 online?
its the crappiest **** on earth plus
the xbox has better games and better content.
(shrugs) Save your XBox/PS3 pennies and buy a new video card for your PC to play the BEST games. You'll be much happier.
Everyone is going back and forward about which one is better. HELLO. This is a great time for anyone that doesnt own either to buy both as the price of one of these systems over a year and a half ago.
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(shrugs) Save your XBox/PS3 pennies and buy a new video card for your PC to play the BEST games. You'll be much happier.
But then they couldn't have these wonderful post of whos better and why.
I'm a 360 owner, I even bought the HD DVD add-on a few months before the thing went dead (as in no longer supported, still works for readings DVDs). But if I was faced with the decision today I would probably pick up the PS3 Slim for the Blu-ray player and built-in Wi-Fi.
Game selection is relative on what you like to play, many A-list games are available for all consoles however.
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are you kidding?
have you guys ever played ps3 online?
its the crappiest **** on earth plus
the xbox has better games and better content.
You obviously haven't played the ps3 online. I rarely ever have any issues online. Sure, there are laggy servers out there, but when I encounter them it is easy to move on to a different server.
With the 360, you have to pray everytime you turn it on that it won't display an error or the rrod. Sorry, but you can't make me feel any different, as I've owned 3 360's and I'll never go back to them again. You get what you pay for and the xbox is crap.
Xbox 360 > PS3
I wouldn't pick a wifi device over a wire. I just hate wifi's performance. It's like a cranky old hub that shares its traffic with all the devices connected in a round robin fashion. I'd rather use a switch and a $2.00 patch cable and have 4x the performance and none of the dropped traffic.
As for Blue-ray vs. DVD, the story is the same but the price is better on the DVD. Just like music, the quality of songs on iTunes are technically inferior to CD's, but I can buy the one song on an album at a lower price. So that's what I do, and i get the same amount of enjoyment.
Give me more games, as good graphics, and a lower price - yeah, the Xbox 360 is the way to go.
Please. I had a 360 for 3 years and 2 months before it red ringed. I never prayed about it because I knew I could get a replacement if it did go pop. My original PS1 didnt last as long as that - I had to turn it on its side to get games to play - look that up on wikipedia if you like.
Anyway, the graphics are better, the controllers are better with more buttons, there is more variation in the games.. wait a sec.. now im comparing the ps1 to the sega saturn..
Right now I would say the PS3 is better value - the wireless included, the ability to switch hard drives out and the inclusion of the blueray player. I still dont like the online as much as the 360s - the 360 does everything I want - I can chat on msn while im playing, my friends can contact me in games, invite me to party chats and all kinds while I play.. and the lag is non existant on the games I play. Very happy with that.
But maybe Microsoft do need to do something more. The extra costs for the hard drives are a bit of a joke. The wireless adaptor is expensive. They just increased the price of the arcade unit from 129.99 to 165.99 in the UK for some reason while dropping the price of the elite to 199.99. I can see that the price of the elite is just an extra 35 quid, and that is easily worth the money for the hard drive but its a funny way of going about it.
I might get a slim ps3 - I want to play the best version of ID Softwares Rage game - and they already said the 360 version would have lower resolution textures as they cant fit them all on DVDs compared to the PS3 Blueray. The new Drakes Fortune might be worth a look as if you believe the hype, the developer thinks they have got 100% performance from all the different chips in the PS3 finally, but they are a first party developer so they would say that.
Anyway, interesting price drop. Happy with my 360 and Batman at the moment. Wierd that the arcade unit in the uk has increased tho.
Ps3 ftw :)
Blu-Ray is the future, for DRM lovers and supporters that is.
They dropped the HDMI cable to cut costs?? Although suckers can go to BestBuy and pay double digit prices for HDMI cables, good 6' HDMI cables regularly sell for $1-3 each. I can't imagine that not including one can be significant cost savings.
Its a good price cut , but if it was 100 quid I wouldn't buy one , the 50% failure rate means theres a good chance it won't last more than a few year , my head would be melted anyway trying to get used to the control pad , I can't get my nat type setting of 3 to 1 or 2 is my only problem with ps3 .
I always find that comparing the PS3 to the 360 is like trying to compare apples and oranges...
Blu-ray is a great feature (i can buy a blu-ray player for around 100$ now) heck its really great for those of us with HD tvs which a lot of people still haven't bought yet.....
Yeah 299$ is a great price for the slim model i may even buy one before the end of the year if I have the money
RRod with the 360 only worried my a little since i bought a warranty which i do with 90% of the electronics i buy....I NEVER buy a used console cuz you never know what was done to it
and if you had 3 RRoD then you obviously should of bought a warranty cuz i wouldn't buy the same console over and over again if that was the case unless you like forking over major cash
If and when i get the PS3 you can bet I will buy a warranty for it
currently waiting on my HD TV to die or develop a serious problem so I can replace it with a bigger/better one because Image burn (which shouldn't of happened in 18 months) is annoying me - warranties are very nice if you can get them in your area
Slim PS3 doesn't get a HDMI cable? sounds like printers not coming with the USB printer cable.... i think HDMI cables are more then 1-3$ each..... i paid like 20$ for mine..... course it was at best buy so it was probably more expensive then else where
A PS3 is a no brainer.... ! who wants a X-Box dvd player riddled with failures that's unacceptable.
Blu-ray is the future, and it's a much more modern machine compared to the old technology X-box.
only a typical sony fan would say something like that.
yes they had problem,s with the 360, YES they are fixed in the newer models (Jasper)
Blu-Ray is the future?? are you kidding? blu-ray is an overpriced toy that users will get absolutely no benefit from at all unless they have a TV that's a minimum size of around 47". because quite simply, I have compared DVD movies side by side, using the exact same equipment, right down to the exact same tv model, and then asked friends if they could honestly tell the difference between the DVD version of the movie & the Blu-Ray version. the results were that everyone had to really concentrate to tell the difference, it wasn't obvious at all, and some even guessed that the DVD was the blu-ray movie.
the huge difference and benefit cames when we connected to a 50" TV, then you could really tell the difference. so if Blu-ray is the only thing that PS3 has got going for it, then you may aswell buy a 360 & save your pennies for a decent blu-ray player for your TV.
the future of gaming is in online downloading & content & solid state drives and definitely NOT blu-ray.
yes but xbox life is NOT free
i would never in a million years pay for something that i my self would be ashamed to sell, all they do is let you use your own network card, thats not a service thats a ripoff
the reason ps3 online experience is not as good is because the games are not made to have that good of an online experience
so in short PS3 is way ahead of xbox, but they both suck in the end for different reasons, and until they do i stick with a PC for my gaming
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the reason ps3 online experience is not as good is because the games are not made to have that good of an online experience
what do you mean ? I don't have any problems playing ps3 online ,and I played xbox online , not much difference . why is one better online than the other ?
You can get online with the Xbox for free you just can't play online for free
Another point i thought of is that Microsoft was primarily a software company until they started with the xbox so if your buying hardware from a software company then you can't expect there to be problems with it....
Xbox all the way. PS3's game selection is straight up awful, the extra stuff it comes bundled with (Wi-Fi, Blu-Ray, etc) Is pure convenience. Blu-rays look incredible on a high def tv, but not all people care for that. Myself, I want my gaming console to play cool games with. Wi-Fi, well most serious online gamers would prefer an ethernet to wireless any day, but that of course is largely determined by the quality of your wireless router. And with the Xbox's new hardware, the red ring of death syndrome is largely eliminated, coupled with an intercooler I wouldnt even worry about it.
Go 360.
i am getting an xbox 360 elite in a few days. the reason i prefer the xbox 360 is becuase when i played it at freinds place, the graphics were amazing, you could play online and play older xbox games on it. a real money saver too.
xbox 360 elite ps3
1.online gaming 1.online gaming
yes yes
but not very good
2.sky tv included
yes with
xbox live gold 2.sky tv included
xbox 360 for life!!! the elite especially rules!!!!!!!!!
no offense to ps3 fans but ps3 online sucks compared to xbox 360.
A PS3 appears to be a better deal then an xbox360, free internet access, blue ray etc..
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[1][2] It was initially considered a distinct condition, but most physicians now consider it to be a variant form of hyperkalemic periodic paralysis. People with hyperkalemic periodic paralysis have increased potassium levels during an attack; people with the normokalemic form do not experience any change in their potassium levels during weakness, but most grow weak when given potassium.[3] Studies have shown that both forms of the condition are caused by mutations in the SCN4A gene and it is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.[2] The goals of treatment are to relieve acute symptoms and prevent further attacks.[3]
Normokalemic periodic paralysis (NormoKPP) is an inherited muscle disorder characterized by episodic attacks of muscle weakness.
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- S. Vicart et al. New mutations of SCN4A cause a potassium-sensitive normokalemic periodic paralysis. Neurology. December 2004; 63(11):2120-2127.
- What is periodic paralysis?. Periodic Paralysis International. June 21, 2011; http://hkpp.org/. Accessed 9/11/2012.
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The party I was with had such a fantastic time at Cotton's! The food was excellent and the service was great. The owner, his wife and their daughter served us the entire night. They made us feel special and you could really see the passion they had for their restaurant. I would certainly recommend and I will certainly re-visit when I'm in town! We loved Cotton's!
Excellent food & service!: My husband & I were celebrating our 9th wedding anniversary & couldnt have picked a better place! The food was excellent, the service was superb &, even though we were prepared to "splurge", the price was great too! We will definitely be back!
Wonderful service, atmosphere and Food! – I wanted to relay what wonderful service, atmosphere, and food we experienced at Cotton's last month. I was with a group of 25 and everyone in our party was very pleased! Rarely does that happen...everyone was very pleased! I started off with some gumbo that was one of the best I have ever had and being from Mobile, I taste gumbo all across the Gulf Coast! I had a cold, crisp salad (one of my pet peeves is salad in a warm plate) and then enjoyed my entree of stuffed shrimp. I was so full I was able to share my shrimp and those who tasted my shrimp agreed they were delicious. Again, the service was outstanding and no one's water or iced tea was ever empty...they treated us like we were special guests and I truly appreciated that touch of kindness. I will definitely return to Cotton's when I'm at the beach again.
Upscale Dining – This is a more upscale dining experience. The inside is a low lighting and very elegant. The waitors are all very quick and respectful. The food is very good, and i have enjoyed every meal ive eaten there.
Delicious Meals! – We always have a great time bringing the family here, delicious meals!
Very Quick – This is a more upscale dining experience. The inside is a low lighting and very elegant. The waitors are all very quick and respectful. The food is very good, and i have enjoyed every meal ive eaten there.
Got sick after eating here – My family and I ate at this restaurant and both my sister and I got very sick. We ordered shrimp that was prepared 3 different ways. The seafood tasted like it came out of the freezer. If you go to a restaurant right on the Gulf, you would expect fresh seafood. If you are thinking about going here, please do not. Although the wait staff was fine, the owner told me that I did not get sick from his restaurant and that I must have already been sick before I came. He gave excuse after excuse why his restaurant was not to blame. Very poor customer service skills. I will never return nor will anyone in my family.
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Five great family-hauling microcars from RM's Bruce Weiner microcar sale
Now more valuable than many new cars, these tiny classics were built to provide practical, economical transportation
This post WWII classic seats six and its bold yellow finish will always be easy to spot in a crowd.
This post WWII classic seats six and its bold yellow finish will always be easy to spot in a crowd.
In preparation for RM's Bruce Weiner Microcar auction, the Autoweek editors have been passing around the catalogue of "totes adorbs" little cars that will be up for grabs come mid-February when the auction begins. Each entry offers a unique story, odd name and inventive dimensions, but only a few can be considered family-friendly.
Mostly built in Europe following WWII, microcars were intended to provide affordable transportation using the least amount of raw materials -- thus their size.
However, a few microcars were built to accommodate families, and fortunately for us, these options maintained their miniscule proportions and cartoonish style as completely as the smallest of their microcar brethren.
Five family-friendly microcars:
1958 Z�ndapp Janus
"You can't tell whether it's coming or going," is a phrase you may hear to describe this entry. Since the cars namesake was Janus, the Roman god who faced both ways, the description is fitting. Another quirky twist to the Janus is the butterfly-hinged doors located on the front and back of the car rather than the sides. Capable of carrying four people, the seats of the Janus could also fold flat into a mattress suitable for two. Since only 6,902 were produced, this rare car carries an auction value of $30,000-$40,000.
1965 NSU-Fiat Autobianchi Bianchina Panoramica
The Bianchina Panoramica micro-wagon was designed to appeal to women. It was sold in Germany and seats four people with enough room for luggage. As the name suggests, the Bianchina Panoramica offers a sunroof and large windows all around for taking in the view. This particular model is estimated to sell for $15,000-$20,000.
1960 Fiat Multipla
It's no mistake this six-seater looks cozy in that school-bus yellow finish. It measures 11 ft. 9 inches long and is powered by a Fiat 4-cylinder, 4-stroke engine that makes a whopping 29 hp. Fiat manufactured 243,000 of these so they're not incredibly rare, but this one carries an estimated auction value of $50,000-$60,000.
1958 Trabant P50 and Weferlinger Heimstolz camping trailer
The car seats four and delivers 18 hp. The "Wefi" trailer sleeps two and was built to be towed by the Trabant.
The car seats four and delivers 18 hp. The "Wefi" trailer sleeps two and was built to be towed by the Trabant.
Microcars have you covered for the family road trip, too, with this car/camper combo. The Trabant gained recognition for being built in East Germany and wearing a Duroplast exterior -- made up of cotton, ground wood pulp and a Bakelite-like resin. The car seats four and delivers 18 hp. The "Wefi" trailer sleeps two and was built to be towed by the Trabant. The combination of the two is valued at $25,000-$35,000.
1964 Lightburn Zeta Runabout
We love the goofy looks this fiberglass-bodied micro-SUV offers. It was built in Australia and never gained popularity due to some awkward features. For example, the Runabout supplied a decent amount of cargo space but without a cargo door you would have to remove the seats to access the space. This fact, coupled with the lack of a reverse gear, kept consumers away. Only 324 were built, and the auction value for the one featured above is set at a modest $10,000-$15,000.
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Now living in Los Angeles, Alex Nussbaum used to make his living in Toronto by designing characters and locations for such animated television programs as "Bob & Margaret," "Franklin the Turtle," and "The Magic School Bus." Drawing by day and joking by night. Much like a superhero, if you will. Please do.
Deciding that it was time for a change, he resolved to make an honest woman of stand-up and elevated his part-time commitment to full-time status. Soon after, Alex rose to the top of the Canadian comedy scene, confirmed by his Canadian Comedy Award nomination for "Best Male Stand up" as well as being chosen "#1 Comedy Show of 2006" by Now Magazine, Toronto�s chronicler of the comedy scene. As a stand up comic, his uniquely silly yet clever style has a universal appeal which prompted Now Magazine to ask, �Why isn�t Alex Nussbaum a star?� Alex's mother and landlord are both inclined to agree.
At one point, the Canada TV People gave him his own hour-long nationally televised Comedy Now stand-up special for CTV and The Comedy Network. He also happened to appear on CBC's "The Sean Cullen Show," ABC Family Channel's "This Time Around," CTV's "Comedy Inc.," Much Music's very popular, "Video on Trial," and some film called "It's a Boy Girl Thing." As well as touring regularly as a stand-up comedian, Alex also spends his time writing on animated programs including "Total Drama Island," "6teen" and "Untalkative Bunny." Also, let's not forget that he wrote sketch comedy for CTV's "Comedy Inc." Currently, Alex is in the process of shopping around a couple of screenplays and TV animation pitches. It's good to keep busy.
Alex has appeared numerous times at the prestigious Just For Laughs International Comedy Festival in Montreal - mind you, not against his will. His involvement in the Homegrown Competition got the attention of The Hollywood Reporter who named him as a �face to watch." He has since noticed people watching his face. Alex has also performed at the Vancouver International Comedy Festival and returned to Just for Laughs to tape a Gala show hosted by Jim Belushi which has aired on TV around the globe. Most recently, Alex was invited to perform at the Los Angeles Comedy Festival, thank goodness.
Recently, he's provided a couple dozen voices for MGM's "Pink Panther and Pals" cartoon on the Cartoon Network. He's written for a number of animated shows on Teletoon and the Cartoon Network as well.
�He's always been a nimble physical comic... but his act has matured and gone to astonishing places. Nussbaum can find the funny in seemingly incongruous things. He's stand-up comedy's great lateral thinker.�
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Shredded Egg Salad
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Green Curry Porridge
I thought I'd share another QUITOKEETO lunch with you today. This one in particular was a stand-out. It went something like this: a boisterous green curry porridge made with pan-toasted brown rice, spicy herb-packed green coconut broth, all punctuated with winter squash and lots of green onions. It's the kind of bowl that keeps you warm, and full, and happy - inside-out. I spent most of last week preparing for a shop update. One shipment I was particularly excited about was from India. For any of you who ever plan to go, or just want to day-dream about it, Fiona Caulfield's Love Travel Guides are hard to beat. The boxes of books actually smelled of saffron.Continue>>
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Bartavelle is a sweet little spot nestled into a venerable corner in Berkeley, California. It's tucked into a pocket just to the right of Acme Bread, to the left of Kermit Lynch, in the space Cafe Fanny used to be. It's my favorite size - not too big, not too small with a menu to match - breakfast, lunch & later....Breakfast was a wonderland of avocado toast, slow-cooked porridge, nearly-but not-quite hard cooked eggs (which you should enjoy with labneh, cucumbers, and feta as part of a beautiful Persian breakfast board). Throughout the day there's great coffee and wine to be had, outdoor space to enjoy. when I was there a couple of weeks back, I noticed their sweet little cookbook shelf, and couldn't resist taking a few photos. I thought it would be a nice followup to the series I kicked off a while back with Le Bal Cafe... Continue>>
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I know you all like a simple, goes-on-anything sauce. It has been a while, so I thought I'd shoot this gem in your direction. It's a good one. The main ingredient: horseradish. If you're anything like me, you enjoy most encounters with this feisty little root, yet(!) rarely deploy it in your own cooking. True? I find it intensely invigorating and think of the boost it adds to food as a more mustard-y cousin of wasabi. Horseradish has long been used for medicinal purposes, and this particular citation made me laugh a bit, "...the traditional treatment for sinusitis is to take a half teaspoonful of grated horseradish sauce without dilution both morning and afternoon. Do not drink anything or eat for at least ten minutes after the dose. There will be a powerful feeling in the head, followed by a sensation of the sinuses clearing, sometimes accompanied with sweating and perhaps tearing..." Sounds about right. Especially the tearing part.
I have a pretty incredible old cookbook by George Lang written in 1971 - The Cuisine of Hungary. There are a number of horseradish recipes in it, and they've compelled me to play around lately. I'll include a simple horseradish sauce down below - it's great on everything from baked sweet potatoes to egg salad, as a dollop on stews, on sandwiches, and alongside pan-fried pea shoots...Continue>>
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Do you all keep piles of *very important things* around? Bills, notes, magazine clippings - that sort of thing? I do, but inevitably, the most important documents disappear into the depths of the piles. Sadly, I've taken to taping things to the walls of my house. It's a last ditch effort to keep important things in my line of sight. Any flat surface is fair game - walls, cupboards, doors. I regularly go through the piles, take the most pressing items from said pile, and attach them to the wall. Sometimes I find real gems! For example, I was going through my kitchen stack the other day, and found a note to myself, a recipe to try. The note simply said: big mushrooms, dunk in sake, dredge in rice flour, sauté, salt, dot with miso butter. Bruce Cole via Hank Shaw. I can't remember if I encountered it on Bruce's instagram feed (probably), but it sounded like a great idea...Continue>>
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I tend to pop off photos of cookbook shelves when I come across them. In the moment, just a couple frames with my cell phone, for browsing later. It occurred to me that you might like to see them as well. How about starting with Le Bal? Le Bal Cafe is a place I sneak off to often when I visit Paris. Tucked up an alley in the 18th, behind the bustling Place de Clichy, the space is airy, bright, and casual. It sits next to a robustly-stocked photography book store (and gallery). You'll find rare books, small editions, one of a kind photo projects - it's a gem of a place. I like to browse the books, or exhibit, then pull up a stool. After a look around, you might order a noisette, or an afternoon tart framboise, or sit for a proper lunch while you flip through a new book or magazine...Continue>>


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Recently, I advised readers of Jane Harris Szovan's new book on the shameful secrets of social Darwinist eugenics in Canada. The Alberta-based author tells me,
People have been asking me what Eugenics and the Firewall is about. Basically, it is about the history of eugenics in the Western countries. But it looks specifically at what happened in Alberta, how our province's somewhat bizarre political culture allowed it to happen (and why the vulnerable are still at risk for disaster, not just here but worldwide.) Then it compares Alberta to British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Ontario. Then, we look at how Alberta's experience compared to the rest of the Commonwealth, specifically the U.K. where forced sterilization was judged contrary to our shared constitution.(How a province in a dominion was allowed to get away with violating the constitution just shows how far the federal gov. will go in not challenging 'provincial rights.'Hmmm, yes, it shows that for sure.* But it shows something else too.
Here is the gist of the book:
It's a dirty little secret the heirs to Alberta's populist legacy don't want Canadians to talk about.It is past time. And from the fact that Harris Szovan's Google search stats spiked rapidly over the past 48 hours, I would guess that many know that.In 1928 the non-partisan United Farmers of Alberta passed the first Sexual Sterilization Act. The UFA's successor, the Social Credit party, led by a radio-evangelist William Aberhart, and later by his protégé Ernest Manning, removed the need to obtain consent to sterilize "mental defectives" or Huntington's Chorea patients with dementia.
Between 1928 and 1972 nearly three thousand citizens were sterilized, lied to, experimented on, and subjected to daily abuse at the hands of provincial staff in Alberta. Most Albertans have forgotten the victims whose names made headlines in the 1990s, and politicians and pundits have shown little empathy for the victims.
The Eugenics Board horror story has largely been buried in Canada's mainstream national media. Conservative bloggers and columnists in Canada continue to blame the Liberals and CCF for Canada's barbaric eugenics program. The tar sands, oil royalties, health care budgets, environmental policies, and making sure the province's interests remain high on the federal agenda top the provincial headlines.
But the questions must be answered: How did a province that claims "strong and free" as its motto deny basic freedoms to so many of its own citizens? Why does the extent of Alberta's eugenics past and its link to the UFA/Social Credit legacy remain the unacknowledged moral blind spots in Canadian politics?
It's time to set the record straight.
Jane has quite reasonably been thinking/hoping that people won't go after her, but ... A straight record can mean crooked bunch. If you care about setting the record straight, spare a thought for her, and buy the book for a library and/or for yourself.
* They say this about us: If a Canadian species were in danger of extinction, the British would come up with matchless essays on the crisis, the French would fly Brigitte Bardot to scream up a storm on the ice pack, the Germans would write an encyclopedia about it, the Americans would set up a plan to save the species that cost three trillion dollars and employed one hundred thousand people ... And the Canadians? Oh, we'd spend ten years arguing about whether the species' woes are a federal or a provincial responsibility. That's part of how big problems get started here, when they do.
Toronto-based Canadian journalist Denyse O'Leary (www.designorchance.com) is the author of the multiple award-winning By Design or by Chance? (Augsburg Fortress 2004), an overview of the intelligent design controversy. She was named CBA Canada's Recommended Author of the Year in 2005 and is co-author, with Montreal neuroscientist Mario Beauregard, of The Spiritual Brain: A neuroscientist's case for the existence of the soul (Harper 2007).
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Believe me, I've had my ups & downs like everyone else when they've done an algo update. In each case I dealt with the changes and managed to keep on keeping on.
What bugs me about this latest G* incarnation is how blatantly they are pushing aside organics and quality sites in general, to direct their own visitor traffic to the paying ads. There is nothing that I or you or anyone can do to impact a change to their own webpage design, so from the start of MayDay I have joined with Brett and everyone else in saying that is a reason in-and-of-itself for the huge traffic drops we are seeing. Google has gone from being a sort of "partner" to being a sort of "competitor", and it's not a happy change because they're the bull elephant and we're the china in the room.


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It is indeed surprising that these two Swiss banks are changing so little after their recent disasters. After all, their investment banking businesses, even in a good year, are better at making money for the bankers than for the shareholders, yet in bad years their disasters can be so costly that they have to look to the Swiss government to bail them out. One would have thought that their shareholders, who would normally bear their losses, would demand them to dial back such risks. Perhaps the shareholders don't really mind such large risks/rewards disparity because they know that all the downside risks, beyond a certain point, are really being socialized and are borne by the Swiss taxpayers since these two banks are, for Switzerland, truly too big to fail.
Swiss banks needed to change. This may hurt the banks in the long run but people from all over could store their money in these banks with little effect. Rich leaders of Africa have been known to store their money in Swiss banks to keep it away from their own country. That should be a crime in itself.
Poor Swiss.
If the author is right and we are indeed heading towards an era of more transparency, their banks will have to actually compete in the free market instead of charging a percentage of thefts from tax payers money.
They've been basing their economy on that for quite a few decades.
Someone should ask for a transition period for them.
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Asking God to Open Hearts
It is estimated that the average American gained 3-5 pounds last week. I won't ask how you did on average, but it does give us pause. Pause to thanks God for the abundance He has blessed us with. Pause to wonder if we use our resources well.
One of our greatest resources is our ability to come before God and ask Him to open people's hearts to be receptive to the call of God. This week, on scores of campuses across this country, there will be ads taken out in student newspapers identifying Christian professors and staff on these campuses. Let me encourage you to lift up these Christmas theme ads in prayer, that God might open hearts and minds. We have heard from hundreds of students who tell of the encouragement these ads have provided.
It might be appropriate for you to skip a meal (or an entire day) to fast and pray for the impact of these ads. I have found that fasting helps me concentrate on what I am praying about. Let me remind you of some of the benefits of fasting I mentioned in an earlier MMM. This comes from Bill Bright's book on fasting, The Coming Revival.
Thanks for joining with me this week to fast and pray! Let me suggest you pray through Ephesians 1:15-23 for the Christians on campus and Ephesians 2:1-9 for the non-Christians.
Scripture: Ephesians 1:18.19 - "That ... the eyes of your understanding being enlightened; that you may know what is the hope of his calling, and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the saints, and what is the exceeding greatness of his power to us who believe."
Action Point: Pick a day this week you will fast and pray for the Christmas ads on campus. Perhaps take a lunch off to pray in your office.
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I know....very little about the two.....I guess Discworld has Death....but Dresden has....fairies? The White Court and somesuch other stuff?
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The three kinds of platforms you meet on the Internet
[Title with sincere apologies to Mitch Albom and his wonderful book.]
One of the hottest of hot topics these days is the topic of Internet platforms, or platforms on the Internet. Web services APIs (application programming interfaces), web services protocols like REST and SOAP, the new Facebook platform, Amazon's web services efforts including EC2 and S3, lots of new startups talking platform (including my own company, Ning)...well, "platform" is turning into a central theme of our industry and one that a lot of people want to think about and talk about.
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...There are many ways to screw yourself with real-time analytics. I will endeavor to list a few.
The first and most fundamental way is to disregard statistical significance testing entirely. This is a rookie mistake, but it's one that's made all of the time. Let's say you're testing a text change for a link on your website. Being an impatient person, you decide to do this over the course of an hour. You observe that 20 people in bucket A clicked, but 30 in bucket B clicked. Satisfied, and eager to move on, you choose bucket B. There are probably thousands of people doing this right now, and they're getting away with it.This is a mistake because there's no measurement of how likely it is that the observation (20 clicks vs. 30 clicks) was due to chance. Suppose that we weren't measuring text on hyperlinks, but instead we were measuring two quarters to see if there was any difference between the two when flipped. As we flip, we could see a large gap between the number of heads received with either quarter. But since we're talking about quarters, it's more natural to suspect that that difference might be due to chance. Significance testing lets us ascertain how likely it is that this is the case.
A subtler error is to do significance testing, but to halt the experiment as soon as significance is measured. This is always a bad idea, and the problem is exacerbated by trying to make decisions far too quickly. Funny business with timeframes can coerce most A/B tests into statistical significance.
It's not a jeremiad against real-time analytics tools, but rather an appeal to use the right tools mindfully, without respect to buzz cycles. The full article is well worth a read.
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I'm not quite sure if it counts, but I'd like to join this club for Oshawott. I know he is pretty popular but he's still disliked by so many people, like the Nuzlocke creator himself!
I'm am really upset that many people don't understand the power of wobbeffet, every time I try to give someone a wobbeffet on GTS negotiations they all decline it
do they not know that, if you know what type of moves pokemon learn then you can defeat anyone
But you have to admit, for a part-time Nazi
He's freaking hot.
Hmm, I'd maybe like to claim something. Howzabout...
And I'm working on the list, bout halfway through.
@Missingno. Master: Awesomeness. Minun is just so awesome. And Plusle, though I use Plusle more because a boost in Sp. Atk is better than one in Sp. Def in my book.
I have discovered what a signature is.
This is Bidoof. Many people loathe it with their lives. If you are of the few people who love this little beaver, put this in your sig. Started by Warrior Scolipede
I've claimed Castform. It will never rain on my parade.
I'd like to join because i really like the pokemon that tend to be disliked. most of the Pokemon are my favorites are usually either ignore or hated. Such as wobbuffet,Exeggutor and Mr. mime.
Le me claiming Wobbuffet
But you have to admit, for a part-time Nazi
He's freaking hot.
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Hi. Id like to join this club, if it's not too late. One of my favorite starter evolutions, Meganium, is arguably the weakest final starter evolution yet, but I still love my Petal-dancing Solar Beam-shooting flower dino!
My claim: Meganium/ga'hoolefan/10/5/12
I've got two other things to say:
Remoraid was brought up recently. I think it is relatively undrappreciated, as it and Octillery are just being put in Pokedexes to evolve Mantyke. A few months ago, while onvacation, I took a look at a Remoraid in a book and suddenly realized: Holy moley! Remoraid has a really unique design!
2. Has anyone thought of Tangela or Venomoth lately? I've heard one of the game designers (can't remember who) thinks that Tangela is the most underappreciated monster.
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Claims: Rampardos, Rival Silver, and Zoo Tycoon 2
Competitive Pokemon (in training): (etc.)
I would love to join this group
I love Qwilfish, Shelgon, Dunsparce and so on!
Can I claim Dunsparce? Dunsparce/TherianForm/10/5/12
Oh and has any seen this yet....http://www.serebii.net/dungeoninfinity/
Look it has Dunsparce on? Don't you think this is a bit weird? Having all 5th gen Pokemon (not including Pikachu) and then having Dunsparce on
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Hey there!
I would like to join the club, since the unloved Kricketune is one of my favorite Pokémon.
I would like to join this club, since I dislike the overused and well-kown poks.
In fact I even give thought towards this when creating competive team.
One of my team holds an Aipom with Switcheroo and counter. my little monkey killed once an dragonite xD
Now working with an Girafarig, and well.. all unevolved poks do I favor to battle with, I like a challange.
Let me mention other unloved Pokémon I appreciate:
Heatmor: People mistreat it because its stats aren't that good.
Klinklang: Kling is cuuute <3 Klinklang is a beast, it helped me a lot in my first Black 2 playthrough.
Garbodor: I am probably the only person in the world to find Garbodor cute. That cute little ears <3
Pansear: The cutest monkey in the game, hands down. I don't like its evolution that much, though.
Clamperl: Gosh, I can't hold all of its cuteness. And it is quite decent now thanks to eviolite.
Surskit: Epic type combination and it is cute. Yeah, the cuteness factor is very important to me :c
Moltres: Probably one of the most unloved legendary of all time.
Others: Mienshao, Swoobat, Mime Jr, Roserade, Swalot, Illumise, Mawile, Beautifly, Medicham, Mantine, Shuckle, Dunsparce, Girafarig, Venomoth and Butterfree.
In fact, with a few exceptions, I am like Azulart.
I tend to like the unloved ones and dislike the overused and overhyped ones.
There's no reason for me to have a signature because it will never be as good as Pesky Persian's
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Claims: Rampardos, Rival Silver, and Zoo Tycoon 2
Competitive Pokemon (in training): (etc.)
I'd like to join the club because I love all those unloved Pokemon! My favorites are Kyurem, which was unloved before it became the cover Pokemon of B2/W2. I loved it then and love it now I also like Dunsparce and Stunfisk! I don't know why people hate those derpy Pokemon...
I'd also like to claim a Pokemon if that's okay... Kyurem/ *Kyurem*/ 11/4/2012
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This club is so... dead. And the owner still didn't put me on the member list.
Anyway... Allow me to make a claim:
Unfezant, Nyarlathotep, 04/11/2012.
Can I join? As you can see, I am a delibird fan. I hate how people overlook the cute thing!
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Dude you gotta feel bad for maigkarp I mean if you read his pokedex entries it's like the developers
I was part of v.1 ah, memories...
I'll join!
I'll also like to claim
Sawsbuck-Winter, StonE EdgE, 8/16/13
And a topic to try and revive this club...
Do you use your unloved Pokemon on your teams?
And if anyone wants ULPC art, heres a link to the old club that has art in the OP.
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This article refers to the semiconductor manufacturer. For the Armenian dram, see Armenian Dram (AMD)
Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE: AMD) is a leading semiconductor producer that makes microprocessors for a variety of computing products, including personal desktop and notebook computers, servers, gaming consoles, and other consumer electronics. Along with market leader Intel, AMD dominates the semiconductor space.[1]
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The 2012 Cannes Film Festival: Fashion Cheat Sheet!
May 21, 2012 @ 5:25 pmWe have our ears to the ground at the Cannes Film Festival, so we can bring you all the top news you need to know straight from the French Riviera—celebrities, gowns, accessories, and beauty included. Get your Cheat Sheet to Cannes by clicking through the gallery now!
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