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Posts by Greg J Preece
2314 posts • joined 10 Jun 2009
Samsung stakes claim to smartwatch market with Galaxy Gear
$300 is too high, unless you're Apple and people expect it to be that high. I like the idea of a "smartwatch" (but not the name), and I wouldn't pay for one that expensive.
Xbox One launch date REVEALED - and it's on the 360's birthday
Don't know what it's like elsewhere, but here in BC launch orders for the PS4 are just gone, everywhere. Back when the two systems were both detailed at E3, the pre-order slips in Best Buy were nearly full for the Xbox, and nearly gone for the PS4. It's been selling absolute gangbusters, to the point where EB are telling me I might not even get my PS4 in the second batch, let alone the first.
Re: Usual Microsoft BS.
1/ PS4 isn'tt hot in it's heels, it launches the week before, so it's actually the other way round. And the PS4 has full functionality in ALL launch teriroties, (Many of the XBox One features are not available in many regions, voice control for instance).
El Reg is based in the UK. The PS4 comes out two weeks later in the UK. Keep up.
2/ It isn't in manufacturing yet. no company would be stupid or desperate enough to start full production without FCC approval. Sony got approved on 22nd July.
Might wanna tell Major Nelson that, because he's posting pics of the things being shipped:
Re: 8 years
I just wonder how Sony are paying for all the advertising they get on EVERY SINGLE XBOX ARTICLE the Reg decides is anti-Microsoft enough to publish.
Oh look, another fanboy accusing El Reg of hating their favourite corporate overlords. Because El Reg never laid into Sony after that whole hacking business, or when Other OS was removed, nooooooooo.
Fuck off.
Shame they turned round on the always online thing,
Really isn't.
was looking forward to being able to digitally sell games
Not anywhere near launch you wouldn't.
and borrow digital games from friends.
For an hour.
Seriously, the original plans were some straight up anti-consumer bullshit. Ask yourself this: why would either of the features you've mentioned as benefits (dubious as their apparent implementations were going to be) require the console to constantly check in with MS?
iPhone rises, Android slips in US, UK
Doesn't surprise me in the least that Windows Phone is on the rise. It's pretty slick, and I think it's really good for people who are new to smartphones, or would use them as feature phones anyway. Wouldn't have one myself, but then as I've said before, I hate pretty much all the currently available glossy candybar crap.
WikiLeaks' Cablegate server touted on eBay for $3k-plus by Swedes
Props to El Reg for referring to Chelsea Manning by her name, rather than other rags who have either added a million qualifiers to point out the ooh-err-missus transgender person, or simply refused to call her by her real name.
It's official: Apple sends out invitations for September 10 event
It'll be the feckin' watch, and everyone will fall over themselves to ignore anyone who has ever made one previously.
Myst: 20 years of point-and-click adventuring
Odd coincidence. Just installed this from GoG last night. Works fine, except the scene transitions don't work, which can be quite disorientating. Wondering if I should just skip to realMyst. Any opinions?
'Kim Jong-un executes nork-baring ex and pals for love polygon skin flick'
Not normally one to have a thin skin, and I'm certainly not offended, but El Reg, perhaps the flippant slang and such isn't appropriate when discussing the executions of innocent people by a tyrant.
Tor usage up by more than 100% in August
Re: Tor?
Open source Tool invented by the American security services, do you really think that you are safe?
Fixed that for you.
Nintendo is FLATLY UNHINGED: New 2DS is a handful of game
Re: Looks like it was designed by
Because Nintendo were never a toy company?
Because that DS can't play 3DS games, and this can?
I like it
No, really, I do. The 3DS was way too expensive at launch (the same as a Vita...really?), especially for such pointless gimmickery, but as usual for Nintendo, in amongst the avalanches of shovelware there were some games I fancied playing. Being able to get this for much less and still play 3DS games with it sounds great to me.
Wish it hinged though. Sure, the ergonomics on Nintendo handhelds are the worst, but the static design doesn't make this the most portable system ever.
BTW, is Nintendo making a 2D console that's compatible with all 3DS games basically an admission that the 3D stuff is totally pointless?
Sony sets dates for US and Euro PS4 unleashment amid Xbox heckles
Re: Finally, the bloody Vita!
Not arguing on technical merits but simply with what the market has said. When a console sells less than 6 million units in it's first 18 months it safe to say it will finish the generation as disappointing no matter how it finishes.
So it's bad because it's not as popular as something else? Errr....OK, good luck with that. I just want to enjoy good games on a good system. Couldn't give a shit how many other people join me.
Re: Finally, the bloody Vita!
Give it up the Vita is an epic fail
Actually, it's a rather cracking piece of hardware, and the games that I've played on it were pretty enjoyable. Dear sweet mercy, I do love me some Super Stardust. And as a machine it kicks the shit out of the 3DS in my opinion. Sony just completely dropped the ball on marketing, and with those stupid, stupid memory cards.
You make a console that's a comparable price to the 3DS, is way more powerful, has better games (again, for my preference), has some seriously sweet hardware and features, and you can't capitalise on that? Even accounting for Nintendo's somewhat rabid core fanbase, that's still ridiculous.
By the way, I fully intend to buy a Vita over a 3DS. As an owner/previous owner of two PSPs and two DSs, my PSP library was at least 100% larger for a long long time. Sure, the PSP had fewer games, but a far higher percentage of them were of a high quality. The DS has suffered from the same shovelware problem the Wii had. The Vita/3DS battle will turn out the same, I reckon. Being popular doesn't make the 3DS a better machine, after all.
I already own several games for the Vita (cross-purchase FTW), and I have numerous more lined up thanks to my excellent PS+ subscription, which Nintendo has no answer to. I've just been waiting for the right moment.
TL;DR - dual thumbsticks. Vita wins. ;-)
Finally, the bloody Vita!
Pleeeeeaaasseee, Sony, put the effort into the Vita now that you should have put in when it launched. Remote play is a good start, but come on, the real benefit is continuation play, and damned if you didn't fuck that up. It'll be harder to do with PS4 games, true, but it's a huge benefit, as is buying a multiple-platform release as I did with Sly 4.
Really glad to hear that the memory card prices are coming down. Does anyone know when this price cut comes in? Been waiting for the right moment to buy a Vita and I think now is a good one.
Re: $399....
So at ~20% sales tax $399 becomes $480 which is ~£305. So yes we pay more in the UK, but it's around £50 not £100
You think US sales tax is anywhere near UK sales tax? Ummmm....no. Even here in one of the more expensive parts of Canuckland it tops out at 12% max.
Firefox takes top marks in browser stability tests
Re: >I'm thinking these Safari 6 results might be from a Mac
Upvote from me. And regarding your downvote - leave it to a fanboi to downvote a simple statement of facts.
I was wondering about that... Oh well, that's the reality distortion field for you.
While we're discussing Safari features that make my piss boil - how about not only blocking popups by default, but not informing the user in any way that you've blocked something? There's a section of our site that has a popup by necessity, and we had to add a blurb for Safari users telling them that yes, the site is in fact working.
Interesting that Safari and Opera have such high error rates while Chrome is so low, considering that all three use the Webkit engine as their foundation (ISTR Opera switched to Webkit a while back didn't they?)
Chrome are switching off to their own fork of Webkit, and I think Opera are following them onto it. The name of the new engine escapes me.
I knew a dev who did this. Literally shed loads of tabs open.
When I asked him how that helped him in his role, he said it did. So I asked him what he was working on, and he spent 10 minutes trying to find it.
I'm a dev myself. I normally have around 10-15 tabs open, which breaks nothing. I might have more if I'm searching for something, but usually if I'm above 15 I decide that I must be getting distracted, and force myself to close anything irrelevant.
Re: Nice results generally
Agreed. IE began visually improving in leaps and bounds from IE7, and from IE9 onward I've really had no problem with it. The public at large still slags it off because it's unfashionable, but at a technical level the recent ones are vastly improved. I never tend to have stability issues with any browser any more, really, except reKonq, but while reKonq is a vast improvement over Konqueror, it's still shit, and that's coming from a KDE fanboy.
But to be comparing IE vs Chrome and Safari means using Windows and most people seem to agree that Safari sucks on Windows.
Given that Safari doesn't appear to be developed for Windows any more, and Safari 6 isn't on Windows, I'm thinking these Safari 6 results might be from a Mac.
British spooks seize tech from Snowden journo's boyfriend at airport
Christ, you know the government are acting like twats when Keith fucking Vaz is on your side.
Brits: We can STOP TROLLS if we know where they LIVE - poll
Isn't having a survey like this in the wake of a major incident and then calling it objective kinda trolling in itself?
Engineer's $30m windfall from Nintendo 3DS patent spat SLASHED by beak
Or the Wiimote was blatently cloned by Sony in a similar manner
Motion controllers had been around in the PC space long before the Wiimote, and the technology/techniques used by the Move controller are quite different.
New blinged-up 'iPhone 5S' touted by Jobs FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE
Re: I can't wait, give it a few years…
I was thinking the Immortal Emperor from Battletech/Earthsiege/Starsiege, but then I played waaaaay too much Starsiege as a kid.
Wait, what am I saying? It's impossible to play too much Starsiege. Hell, I hooked a Steel Battalion controller into my PC for that game.
Fingerprint sensor? Hello 2000! Back again I see?
Yup, pretty safe to say everyone's done that one before, and then gotten rid of it as a pointless gimmick.
According to the tech titan's government liaison Michael Foulkes, Jobs oversaw the design of two models of iPhone to go on sale after his death.
Well that's typical Apple innovation right there. Still using designs from a dead CEO means they're revolutionary and super advanced and ahead of the curve, right?
Mother of Chelyabinsk spotted
Re: Wait a minute
Maths. Lots and lots of maths. We've plotted the orbits of many trans-Neptunian objects (including the not-planet Pluto) despite not having known about them long enough to have observed anything like their full orbits. We just plug what we do know into our gravitational models of the star system and let the computer do the rest.
Over-simplifying, naturally.
Re: *$#£+!
Wonder if they found any incinerated bugs on that asteroid...
Barbie paints Red Planet pink with NASA-approved Mars Explorer doll
In fairness, if it was real-world accurate, you'd rip it in seconds and her head would explode.
Google SELLS OUT the INTERNET HIPPIES! AGAIN!
On Google's side on this one. Those seem like fairly ordinary ISP terms, and if Google is actually running 1Gb connections without caps, it seems like a reasonable restriction...if...
...Google have a reasonable charge (say a few bucks a month) that would make that clause go away. I've always paid extra to use tech-friendly ISPs. I pay the additional amount so that they'll throw me a static IP or two and not give a shit about server usage. I don't mind paying a little more for connection perks that would take me outside the category of a general user - I'm guessing that Google is referring to always-on servers here rather than uPnP game servers and the like.
Mozilla ponders blinkers for your browser
Re: No
Like there is for JavaScript?
Did I miss something?
Re: Mozilla = Google
So you'd move away from Firefox to Chrome because of fears over advertising...
Re: God bless his little Royal Highness!
The real question is why would they bother reading the words of someone who can't coherently form a sentence, and who thinks Britain would be better served by "President Blair" / "President Cameron" / "President Clegg" <- That one is so good :-D
I hear this rather odd objection every time I argue with someone over the royals. Are you allergic to the word "president" or something? Does it physically hurt you to read it? Why not, then, keep on calling them a Prime Minister, and just ditch the pointless monarchy part?
Re: No
Agreed, I prefer to be able to find stuff by accident. That said, some recommendation systems (such as Google's YouTube algorithms) are superb. Not the kind of thing you can likely replicate in a browser though.
Fortunately, this is Mozzy, so there'll be an off switch.
Pikmin to the rescue: Can Nintendo revamp revive Wii U fortunes?
The problem is I can say that about almost EVERYTHING that gets released on all platforms any more.
No, you couldn't, because I was referring to Nintendo specifically as the poster child for franchise stagnation. There's nothing wrong with sequels at all, but you need other stuff too. Whereas, say, Sony went to great lengths at E3 to point out all the sweet indie stuff arriving on the console, as well as some interesting looking oddball games I'd not seen before, Nintendo just keep on churning away.
Same knee-jerk response I get every time I criticise Nintendo: Nintendo isn't bad, because everyone else is just as bad. Nope, they're not.
But it's cheaper.
Because the tech is old.
And the games are cheaper.
Because many of the games are also old.
Pikmin 3 is starting to tickle my fancy, but it's just another Ninty sequel, and I've had more than enough of those. The Wonderful 101 has my attention, as does the recently announced Mysterious Cities of Gold game.
I might get one, maybe when they're cheaper, and only after I get a new gaming PC, PS4 and possibly a Vita. ;-)
WAR ON PORN: UK flicks switch on 'I am a pervert' web filters
Re: Three mobile has it already
Orange tried that on our company phones, and they wanted all our staff to phone up with credit card details to prove they weren't minors. That lasted as long as it took me to phone Orange and tell them to fuck off.
Linux 3.11 to be known as 'Linux for Workgroups'
Re: @Greg J Preece
What precise features are you missing from nvidia drivers, apart from the ability to read their source code?
More to the point, what features have you missed from nvidia drivers for the past 5 years, during which time every single nvidia graphics card going back to the geforce 2 has been fully supported on linux, BSD and solaris.
Down, boy! I was referring to optimisation, where the nVidia cards are - like the Radeons - still faster on Windows by significant amounts. nVidia have done waaaay better with their Linux support up to now, but they're not perfect, so simmer down. :-p
That's more a result of the unstructured architecture of Linux compared to Microsoft's optimised model. I wouldn't expect to see that fixed any time soon.
Utter, utter nonsense. Valve's initial port of L4D2 ran faster on Linux by quite a way. Some of the original Eyefinity multi-monitor demos were running on Linux, apparently. When the software running on it is properly optimised (which is what AMD are doing), Linux is by no means slower than Windows.
Please go and read up on Linux graphics capabilities so you have the slightest notion what you're talking about.
Most notably, AMD has contributed more than 150 patches that improve support for Radeon graphics cards, including support for new hardware and for dynamic power management in the open source driver.
Can't wait for this! Nice to see AMD continuing to improve their Linux support after the release of Steam on the platform. The cards are still woefully underpowered when running under Linux, compared to Windows.
Unreal: Epic's would-be Doom... er... Quake killer
but it was Parallax's space-sim Descent and iD's Quake that took it to the next level: out went the sprites and in came characters and enemies all modelled in 3D - although, certainly in Quake's case, at the cost of a limited colour palette and a limited lighting model*.
iD and its lead coder John Carmack set the bar for first-person shooters.
And again we're going to ignore Future Shock? The game that came out before Quake, but had 3D enemy models, was the first game with mouse-look, featured driving and flying levels, had a better storyline, had better atmosphere, had huge (for the time) free-roaming levels encouraging exploration, etc, etc.
Incredible game, that never gets appreciated, so I'm always hearing how an inferior game released later "set the bar".
Oh please, PLEASE bring back Xbox One's hated DRM - say Xbox loyalists
A solid percentage of the moans would have evaporated if the announcement of the XBO was identical in every way but with "..games will now only be £24.99 as a result of these changes"
Ahahahahahahahaha, no. Which Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft are you thinking of? Last I checked, games on the online console stores were usually way more expensive at launch, not cheaper. Far Cry and FIFA were 60 quid at launch, and 35-45 in the stores.
If you honestly think they would have reduced prices like that, when you would have no other way of sourcing the games, you're naive.
Is there really any reason at all that they couldn't have simply done both? Other than spite for being forced to remove their anti-consumer bullshit?
You want a Steam-like online market, you can have that without restricting disc usage. That's what PC does...
Texas teen jailed for four months over sarcastic Facebook comment
Re: Texas ADULT who posted threats about killing school children can't make bail
They weren't threats, you dipshit.
Re: Freedom of Speech
...is not here to protect each and every stupidity uttered.
Aaaaaaactually, it is. Popular or "harmless" opinions don't require protection.
Totally on the kid's side here. El Reg didn't replicate his emphasis either. He was clearly speaking in that Internet dialect known as HURR DURR. You would need to be utterly ignorant of so many things to not realise that what he said was a joke. Another atrocious oppression from a fear-mongering government.
US public hate Snowden - but sexpot spy Anna Chapman LOVES him
The American public is turning against NSA leaker Edward Snowden, with increasing numbers of people now believing he was wrong to reveal details of secret US government surveillance, a survey has found.
I do wonder, has the almost non-stop propaganda the government has levelled at him had anything to do with that?
You know, because they spent far more time attacking the person who pointed out their massively illegal activities, rather than - I dunno - doing something about their massively illegal activities.
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By Graeme Roberts | 12 November 2012
Hyundai Motor and affiliate Kia Motors now face a US$775m class-action lawsuit in California for false advertising.
According to South Korea's Chosun Ilbo, the two Korean automakers had immediately announced compensation for customers after the US Environmental Protection Agency announced earlier they overstated the fuel efficiency of 1.07m cars but that was apparently not enough to head off a flood of lawsuits.
A law firm that specialises in class-action lawsuits is handling the latest case.
Small-scale lawsuits have already been filed against Hyundai and Kia in the USstate of Ohio and in Ontario, Canada.
Seattle-based firm Hagens Berman said it had filed a $775m compensation suit in a Los Angeles court on behalf of 23 consumers who say they lost money due to the false claim.
The firm has filed huge class-action lawsuits against Enron, Exxon Mobil, Boeing and other major US companies.
Rob Carey, an attorney at Hagens Berman, said the compensation plans offered by Hyundai and Kia were merely attempts to "shirk financial responsibility".
A Hyundai spokesman said, "The present compensation programme is the fastest way to resolve the problem. We don't expect major problems in the US."
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9:04am Saturday 29th November 2014
Rory McIlroy's hopes of retaining his Australian Open title look to have sunk without trace after a woeful third round left him well adrift of the leading pack.
Test will wait after Hughes funeral
7:36am Saturday 29th November 2014
The funeral of Phillip Hughes will take place on Wednesday with Australia's Test match against India delayed as a result, Cricket Australia has announced.
England stutter again
7:22am Saturday 29th November 2014
England mustered only 185 all out, despite Ravi Bopara's second successive half-century, on a used pitch in the rain-shortened second one-day international against Sri Lanka.
Van Persie needs belief - Van Gaal
7:06am Saturday 29th November 2014
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal admits striker Robin van Persie has been struggling for confidence in front of goal and had "a very bad game" against Arsenal last weekend.
Burgess expects to play at centre
6:50am Saturday 29th November 2014
Sam Burgess admits his short-term future in rugby union lies in the centre - even if Bath coach Mike Ford sees him as a "barnstorming back rower".
Scientist Watson sells Nobel medal
6:02am Saturday 29th November 2014
One of the world's best-known scientists is selling his Nobel Prize medal in a bid to allow him to "re-enter public life" after being shunned for the past seven years following comments linking race and intelligence.
Head lambasts 'snowplough' parents
6:02am Saturday 29th November 2014
Some "snowplough" parents are so over-protective of their offspring that the children end up unable to deal with failure, a headteacher at a leading London all-girls school has reportedly warned.
Councils 'ready for icy blasts'
2:29am Saturday 29th November 2014
Councils are promising road users that they are ready for any icy blasts this winter, with around 1.3 million tonnes of salt stockpiled.
Horse chestnut named UK's largest
2:17am Saturday 29th November 2014
A 300-year-old horse chestnut tree in the grounds of the country estate where prime minister Benjamin Disraeli lived has been declared the largest in the country.
Edwina and Kendra team up in jungle
2:17am Saturday 29th November 2014
I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! contestants Edwina Currie and Kendra Wilkinson were teamed up for a bushtucker trial only days after they made up following a bad-tempered rumble in the jungle.
Service to remember Clutha victims
2:17am Saturday 29th November 2014
A service will be held at Glasgow Cathedral today to mark the first anniversary of the Clutha helicopter crash.
Mayor backing Singapore campaign
2:17am Saturday 29th November 2014
Boris Johnson is set to join scientists from Kew Gardens in a bid to secure world heritage site status for the Singapore Botanic Gardens on the latest stop of the London Mayor's regional tour.
Politics 'reset' needed, Brown says
2:17am Saturday 29th November 2014
Former prime minister Gordon Brown will today "reset" Scottish politics in a bid to shift the focus from the constitutional debate to how to improve the lives of ordinary people.
Man absconds from psychiatric unit
2:17am Saturday 29th November 2014
A manhunt has been launched to find a man who absconded from a psychiatric hospital in Woolwich, Scotland Yard said.
Man charged with couple's murder
2:17am Saturday 29th November 2014
A man has been charged with murder after a married couple were subjected to a "violent and sustained" attack in their home.
Disabled work placements urged
2:16am Saturday 29th November 2014
High profile entrepreneurs have backed a Government drive to get every British business to take on someone with a disability for a work placement next year.
Sales hope after Black Friday chaos
2:16am Saturday 29th November 2014
Britain's retailers are hoping for further strong sales over the weekend after the frenzy of Black Friday saw crowds of thousands descend on stores.
Mortgage rates drop to new lows
2:16am Saturday 29th November 2014
Mortgage lenders have trimmed more of their rates down to rock bottom lows as the battle for home owners' business hots up in the run-up to Christmas.
Australia to retire Hughes number
12:28am Saturday 29th November 2014
Australia captain Michael Clarke has announced that Phillip Hughes' one-day international shirt number of 64 will be retired.
City could make January signings
11:37pm Friday 28th November 2014
Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has not ruled out making new signings in the January transfer window.
Wenger to look but happy with Nacho
11:37pm Friday 28th November 2014
Manager Arsene Wenger accepts Arsenal will have "to be creative" in the January transfer window - but has complete faith Nacho Monreal can provide "quality" cover in central defence.
Van Gaal warning for Van Persie
11:01pm Friday 28th November 2014
Louis van Gaal has warned striker Robin van Persie he will have to fight for his place as the Manchester United manager prepares to welcome Radamel Falcao back to his squad.
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10:45pm Friday 28th November 2014
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10:56pm Friday 28th November 2014
Burgess involved as Bath go top
9:58pm Friday 28th November 2014
Sam Burgess made a 17-minute cameo from the bench as Bath went top of the Aviva Premiership with a 25-6 victory over Harlequins at the Recreation Ground.
Bob Mortimer has bagged an honorary degree
9:56pm Friday 28th November 2014
The comedian returned to his home town for the prestigious award ceremony.
Piers Morgan lets loose on Shia LaBeouf
9:45pm Friday 28th November 2014
Piers Morgan took to Twitter to discuss Shia LaBeouf's claim he was raped,
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10:56pm Friday 28th November 2014
NHS discharge wait 'blocking beds'
7:05pm Friday 28th November 2014
Increasing delays in discharging patients from hospital is causing record levels of "bed-blocking" in England as the NHS approaches its busiest season, official data has revealed.
Bans given after Owens abuse
6:26pm Friday 28th November 2014
The Rugby Football Union has issued two-year Twickenham bans to two men accused of directing homophobic abuse at referee Nigel Owens, the governing body has announced.
Sainz lands Toro Rosso race seat
6:05pm Friday 28th November 2014
Toro Rosso have announced rising young Spanish star Carlos Sainz Jr will join their line-up for next season.
England and Sri Lanka opt to play
5:52pm Friday 28th November 2014
England and Sri Lanka have decided the best way they can pay their respects to Phillip Hughes is to play cricket.
Lauren Platt flu may mean X Factor sickie
5:46pm Friday 28th November 2014
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4:47pm Friday 28th November 2014
So what happened?! We fill in the gaps between those annoying teaser blackouts.
Star Wars footage unveiled online
4:22pm Friday 28th November 2014
Millions of Star Wars fans have been given their first taster of the new film as trailers were unveiled online, a year ahead of the next instalment of the sci-fi saga.
Poyet: Chelsea stronger than ever
4:20pm Friday 28th November 2014
Gus Poyet has acknowledged his Sunderland side face a mighty task to replicate last season's stunning league and cup double when Chelsea visit the Stadium of Light on Saturday.
Van Gaal warning for Van Persie
4:15pm Friday 28th November 2014
Louis van Gaal has warned striker Robin van Persie he will have to fight for his place as the Manchester United manager prepares to welcome Radamel Falcao back to his squad.
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4:07pm Friday 28th November 2014
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Gemma blames 'horrific ordeal'
3:34pm Friday 28th November 2014
I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! flop Gemma Collins blamed her early exit from the show on "a horrific ordeal" shortly before she joined the show and said she had handed over her fee to charity.
L-test could drop three-point turn
3:34pm Friday 28th November 2014
The dreaded three-point turn could become a thing of the past after the Government signalled the biggest shake-up to the driving test in 20 years.
Minions Christmas carol video released
2:56pm Friday 28th November 2014
A new promotional trailer for the film Minions has been released for Christmas.
Aguero will get better - Pellegrini
2:47pm Friday 28th November 2014
Manuel Pellegrini claims Sergio Aguero is worth as much to Manchester City as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are to their clubs.
Spurs charged by UEFA
2:29pm Friday 28th November 2014
UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Tottenham following the pitch invasions which disrupted their Europa League match at home to Partizan Belgrade.
Court fight over girl's remains
2:17pm Friday 28th November 2014
A divorced couple have staged a High Court fight after failing to agree on what should happen to the remains of their 24-year-old daughter.
Navy shadows Russia Channel ships
2:17pm Friday 28th November 2014
The Royal Navy monitored a squadron of Russian warships as they moved through the Strait of Dover after carrying out exercises in the North Sea.
Chef 'felt like performing monkey'
2:16pm Friday 28th November 2014
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has told the High Court he felt like "a performing monkey" as he built up his restaurant empire while father-in-law Christopher Hutcheson was "up to no good" in the office.
Warning over extremism in schools
2:16pm Friday 28th November 2014
Too little is being done to identify the signs of radicalisation and extremism in independent faith schools, Ofsted has warned.


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Six days after Adrian Peterson blistered them for nearly 200 yards and helped lift his team to a stunning playoff berth, the Green Bay Packers get another taste of "A.D."
This time, they will deal with "All Day" Peterson at Lambeau Field. And in the playoffs.
The stakes are similar to last week for the Vikings, who would have been out of the playoffs had they lost to Green Bay, which already owned the division title. The venue, obviously, is different.
If that seems like a big edge for the Packers, well, they lost their last two post-season home games, both to the Giants, who went on to win the Super Bowl each time. They dropped a 31-14 verdict to Minnesota after the 2004 season, the only time in 104 matchups these NFC North rivals have met in the playoffs.
So Green Bay is 1-3 in recent home playoff games on the tundra. That doesn't diminish the challenge facing Minnesota, an 8-point underdog.
"It put us in a spot that we've been wanting to be, wanted to get here since April 23 of last year when we started OTAs," Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder said of the win over the Packers that got them a trip to Green Bay, where they lost 23-14 in the regular season.
"It's going to be tough going to Lambeau. Obviously it's an environment that's tough to play in, but we're hoping that a lot of our Vikings fans travel, just like there were some Green Bay fans at home this past week."
The shorter week won't matter to either side considering they faced off last weekend. At least it gives the Packers less time to watch video of the horror show their defence put on trying to slow down Peterson.
They'll do a better job this Saturday night.
Indianapolis (plus 6 ½ ) at Baltimore
This could be Ray Lewis' final game; he announced Wednesday his plan to end his 17-year career that certainly should land him in the Hall of Fame.
There are much better ways to finish than chasing around the Colts' offence, which will be a difficult chore for the Ravens' defence. With Lewis sidelined for nearly three months with a triceps injury and Terrell Suggs not resembling the Defensive Player of the Year he was in 2011 as he plays while still recovering from an Achilles tendon injury, Baltimore can't count on shutting down opponents.
In previous seasons when the Ravens were a defensive power, Andrew Luck might be reduced to an overmatched rookie. Not now.
Cincinnati (plus 5) at Houston
The Texans stumbled into the playoffs, losing three of four and blowing home-field advantage and a bye in the AFC. Cincinnati, on the other hand, won seven of its last eight with a staunch defence.
Houston made the post-season for the first time last year and promptly knocked off the Bengals in the wild-card round. Both teams are improved this season, and the key could be which side protects its quarterback better. Houston has J.J. Watt and Antonio Smith providing pressure on the quarterbacks. For Cincinnati, it's Geno Atkins and Michael Johnson.
Houston will do it better.
Seattle (minus 1 ½) at Washington
The juiciest of the weekend's matchups features two streaking teams: Washington won its final seven games to take the NFC East, Seattle took its last five and seven of eight.
Rookie quarterbacks Robert Griffin III for the Redskins and Russell Wilson for the Seahawks have been sensational, like Indy's Luck. RG3 showed enough mobility in the win over Dallas to clinch the division, and his knee should be even stronger on Sunday to provide the double-threat potential that highlights his game.
Wilson is healthy and has similar skills. Even more encouraging for him is the Seahawks have an intimidating, resourceful defence with the speed to slow down Washington's offence. Seattle also has learned how to win on the road.
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Retying the knot
Second weddings are more common than ever, but they still raise tricky questions of etiquette
When Cheryl Sinclair married her high school sweetheart in 1985, she walked down the church aisle in a long white gown with five attendants.
There had been a "big-hall shower" and a social. More than 200 guests attended the wedding reception, which was largely planned by her parents, who even chose the menu.
"I think my parents had more of their friends at the wedding than we did," recalls the Winnipegger, who was 20 at the time. She divorced in 1997.
Sinclair, now 47 with two grown kids, recently got engaged to her partner of three years, with whom she already owns a home.
Where her first wedding was "more of a show," she says, this one will be "completely different" -- as in a backyard gathering with fewer than 50 guests. Or maybe even a trip to an Elvis wedding chapel in Las Vegas.
And that suits her betrothed, who has never been married, just fine. "It's an important event, sure, but a wedding is just one small part of a marriage," says Sheldon Root, 44.
Perhaps, but that small part can pose big etiquette questions when the bride, groom, or both have been married at least once before.
Should second-time brides wear white? Who pays for the wedding? Do you invite the exes, the former in-laws? Is it tacky for repeaters to have a gift registry? (When two become one in this case, they often need to purge possessions, not accumulate more.) If there are kids, should they be involved?
Remarrying is what the English writer Samuel Johnson described as "the triumph of hope over experience."
And given that approximately 43 per cent of first marriages end in divorce, and that more than half of divorced Canadians end up repartnering, according to Statistics Canada, there's no shortage of hopeful people willing to get back on the connubial horse.
About 60 per cent of his business is encore weddings, says Winnipeg marriage commissioner Henry McDonald -- a.k.a. The Marrying Man.
His clientele "used to be all what seemed like young kids," he says, and now most of them are in their 40s and 50s.
"I've married people who have been married five times, but who's counting? I tell them they're my repeat business," says McDonald. "I always ask them, 'You've been around the racetrack before. Are you sure you want to do this? If it's what you want, we're good to go.'"
Less than one per cent of the population will marry more than twice, according to StatsCan, but around 10 per cent will tie the knot a second time (at around age 39, on average).
Norma Dawson, who, along with her husband, Bruce, has been performing marriages in Manitoba since 1989, says that up to 80 per cent of their business is now encore weddings. (In 1996, their peak year, they married 500 couples.)
Although Bruce did officiate weddings for the same bride three different times, most people are second-timers, she says, and they usually opt for a more intimate, scaled-down celebration.
Dawson says few "mature" brides opt for the "big frou-frou gown."
"They're typically more into the blue-suit kind of routine when they're older," she says, "but you will find 40-year-olds who will put on a white cocktail dress."
Fancy restaurants are a common reception venue, Dawson says, as is the Assinboine Park Conservatory or the Leo Mol sculpture garden. Second-wedding guests lists also tend to be shorter: "They only invite close friends and family, not second cousins."
Tina Dubois, 40, says she and her fiancé, who is also on his second marriage, opted for a destination wedding to bypass the fuss.
"We had all the bells and whistles on our first time -- very stressful and a lot of trouble," says Dubois, who married for the first time at age 21. "I was so busy trying to make everything perfect that I personally did not enjoy the day at all."
Melanie Reimer echoes the sentiment.
"I don't want to be a full-on bride this time," says the 37-year-old Winnipegger, who will wed Sebastian Luque, 43, in June at a llama farm near Selkirk, before about 50 guests -- 18 of whom will be children.
Reimer, who was 23 at her first wedding, says she's not sweating the details as much this time. No fancy gown, no attendants.
"I've been so much more relaxed and flying by the seat of my pants a little bit," she says. "It's less about the etiquette and more about standing in front of the man I love and promising to spend my life with him."
They're doing the wedding mostly for her daughters, nine and seven, Reimer says. "We're already living together, but I wanted my kids to have an understanding that there's a serious commitment here."
Winnipeg marriage commissioner Sherri Rehill says many encore couples choose to write their own vows, or will request a personalized ceremony, especially if there are children involved.
"They want a ceremony that's about them and not just something that's 'Insert name here,'" Rehill says. "Quite often, couples will want it to be more a marriage of the family rather than just between the couple, and children will be included in the ceremony."
She recalls one groom who, after exchanging vows with his bride, presented his eight-year-old stepdaughter with three rings, to represent the members of their new family. At her own second wedding, Rehill's stepchildren, who were 12 and 10, served as honourary maid-of-honour and best man and presented her and her husband each with a red rose.
Kathryne Cardwell, 29, would have been happy to elope, but she didn't want to deprive her never-married fiancé of the wedding experience.
She got the full-meal, traditional deal when she walked down the aisle at age 21: hall shower, home shower, spud-and-steak social, stagette, fancy white gown with long veil, 250 guests at the reception dinner and dance.
This time, she's more focused on the marriage than the wedding.
"I wanted to be a princess the first time, and this time, I just want to be with my new husband," says Cardwell. "I'll likely wear a bridal gown, probably off-white, but no veil."
The couple has only begun the planning process, and still haven't set the date, she says, but the wedding will likely be a traditional one, with fewer than 70 guests, and take place in her fiancé's hometown in Ontario.
"Maybe it's because I was raised in a rural farm community, but I think I am a traditional guy," says groom-to-be Charlie McDougall, 41. "To me, weddings are about proclaiming your commitment to each other, your friends and family and your community.
"Maybe if we were both younger and a little more carefree, we'd be dancing up the aisle to LMFAO, but we're going to play it straight and traditional."
Kathryne may be decades too young for the "blue suit" routine of Dawson's mature brides, but she admits she's nervous about breaking any encore-wedding etiquette.
"I am really aware of the fact that I've been married before, and I am wary of doing anything that will look tacky or inappropriate," she says.
"I have heard many, many people make comments about how second-time brides shouldn't have more than two attendants, shouldn't allow anyone to throw them a shower, shouldn't have socials, shouldn't wear a veil, shouldn't have a big party, shouldn't let anyone else contribute to the wedding costs, shouldn't wear white, shouldn't spend more than a certain amount, shouldn't accept gifts, shouldn't be walked down the aisle by their fathers, etc., etc."
Dawson's advice to second-timers who worry about following the list of dos and don'ts is: Don't.
"Don't worry about following the rules," she says. "Enjoy yourself. Just pick a person you like, pick a place and be happy."
Second time around
WHEN the bride, groom or both have been married before, the wedding-planning process can pose some unique etiquette challenges. Here's some conventional encore-wedding wisdom:
-- Notify an ex-spouse: It's common courtesy to pick up the phone and let the ex know as soon as possible after the engagement. Better the news come from you than second-hand. Doing so is particularly important when children are involved.
-- Wear white if you want: The wedding day is supposed to be about what the bride and groom want, and that only. There are no set rules as to what a bride, at any age, should wear as she journeys down the aisle, and the same goes for who she takes those steps with.
-- Include kids in the planning process: They'll be able to warm up to the new family situation over time, versus dealing with it abruptly around the wedding day. They'll also have a chance to speak up about aspects of the ceremony or reception that might make them feel uncomfortable.
-- Enlisting parental support: Couples who are remarrying are usually older, and therefore more financially independent. That said, parents tend to feel a sense of pride and accomplishment when their child is getting married and they often want to help out in some way. There is absolutely nothing wrong with accepting their offerings.
-- Gift registries: Guests will want to share the new bride and groom's joy by offering something for them to take with them into this new life. Setting up a registry allows friends and family a chance to give the couple something they'll truly appreciate. Even if a prior marriage for one or both was more recent, a newly engaged couple should never feel guilt over setting up another registry.
-- Gift ideas for encore weddings: personalized keepsakes (books, frames, blankets, photo albums), gift baskets, picture frames, gift certificates (restaurants, spas, stores), donations to charity, espresso maker, pasta maker, cookbooks.
-- Don't: duplicate your first wedding, marry in the same location, use rings from a previous relationship, wear the same dress as your first wedding.
Source: weddingchannel.com, idotaketwo.com
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 19, 2013 C1
Updated on Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 9:35 AM CDT: corrects typo in cutline
9:51 AM: replaces photo
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