text: Items 145 to 181 of 181 total Previous 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 View: 12 / 24 / 48 Great Pump By David on 9/2/2011 David would recommend this product to a friend I use three of these pumps...2-1.1ml for dosing calcium and alk, 1-50 ml for auto topoff. I use my Neptune Apex to control the pumps. They pumps are great. The only problems I have had are a squeaky noise that comes out of them when they are running, I wonder if some sort of lubricant can be used to stop the squeak. I also recommend using outlets 4 & 8 on the EB-8 or using an EB-4 because they are relay outlets on the Apex. The non-relay switches remained on because the pump uses such little power. Up and running in minutes By Richard on 7/30/2011 Richard would recommend this product to a friend Can't say enough good things about this product. Please don't even think about starting this hobby without budgeting for dosers, like the BRS. The price/value equation on this item is perfect. Very easy to set up, and with all the help and advice available on the BRS website, you will have your key levels locked in quickly. Well made from solid materials. Awesome pump and price By Logan on 7/25/2011 Logan would recommend this product to a friend This pump worked at 1.1 ml per minute out of the box, great product. Automate your reef By ReefJunkie on 7/20/2011 ReefJunkie would recommend this product to a friend Picked up 3 of these pumps to take care of my cal, Alk, Mag,They work flawlessly with timers, no more dosing only feeding and enjoying my reef. Very Positive By Radiata on 7/19/2011 Radiata would recommend this product to a friend Put my third BRS 2 Part Doser (1.1 mL Per Minute) on -line today. If you're considering a Drew's Doser (at 1.5 ml per minute), forget-about-it! (1) this doser comes with a mounting bracker and (2) this doser has a threaded design for attaching the tubing (vodka can make a slip on connection slip - I once dosed a liter of vodka into my system when the connection to a doser slipped off) and (3) the 1.1 vs. 1.5 is mode granular. The extra money is worth it! Awsome and easy By Brian on 7/8/2011 Brian would recommend this product to a friend Just got my second pump for my calcium up and running in minutes A+ By Josh on 7/6/2011 Josh would recommend this product to a friend seems like my entire reef club uses these for two part and I can see why, they are built like a tank and the drip rate is perfect for two part.. for low duty cycle only! By mjd on 7/4/2011 mjd wouldn't recommend this product to a friend I bought a pair of these to dose my 2 part. I have now replaced them both with Drews Dosers. A number of problems occured - firstly, the santoprene tubing split open after approx 9-12 months.. I had a heck of a time finding a replacement. Once I did, the replacement wasn't an exact match and the tube was slightly smaller, making it nearly impossible to make a good seal. the second issue is the plastic hub that turns the rollers cracked, and the shaft started slipping, and the rollers stopped moving. I tried fixing with crazy glue, then polyurethane glue, then with a small metal hose clamp, and finally gave up and switched to drews doser pumps. no more headaches! Great By Brian on 6/9/2011 Brian would recommend this product to a friend Nice easy set up. works great. will by another for my calcium in 2 weeks if you have more in stock Reliable and quiet By Gil on 5/18/2011 Gil would recommend this product to a friend Hooked these up to my Aquacontroller and has been working great for the past few months. Be careful tho. If you're using an old DC8, this unit will not switch off even if you use outlets 4 and 8. I learned the hard way and dumped a gallon of calcium into my tank. I have it dosing for 10 minutes every hour for 16 hours and it keeps my ph nice and steady. Love it and gong to buy a second one By Mark on 4/27/2011 Mark would recommend this product to a friend I have been using one for alk dosing a little over a month. Well built, easy set up, use with timer, quiet, just an excellent product! Not Bad By Flipside on 4/22/2011 Flipside would recommend this product to a friend Never had any problems. Been running them for over a year now. IMO, they are pretty pricey for a single pump, especially considering all the new pump systems coming out these days (with multiple pumps and timers/cpu's incorporated into their designs). Awesome doser By ben on 4/11/2011 ben would recommend this product to a friend Bought this for calcium and alkalinity dosing because i have seen what happens when calcium reactors go haywire and dump all of the co2 out in one day, everything turns green. Besides that i don't know how to set a calcium reactor up even if i could afford it. I am going to buy one for magnesium next. I run for 35 minutes a day on my 60 gallon. Excellent Pumps for Stability By Drew on 4/6/2011 Drew would recommend this product to a friend I ordered 2 of these pumps about 3 years ago. They have been running flawlessly since day 1. I use them with a Neptune and split my dosing up over 6 times a day for super stability of parameters. Great Pumps! Must have! By Roland on 3/23/2011 Roland would recommend this product to a friend If you are dosing 2 part this product is a must have. Well made. Great Dose By Windwaterwaves on 1/31/2011 Windwaterwaves would recommend this product to a friend I love these dosers, they are economical and work well. Very low power draw so make sure your Neptune is updated.. well made By Eric on 1/18/2011 Eric would recommend this product to a friend The pump is well made and a must for two part. Dosing pump By Lyle on 12/21/2010 Lyle would recommend this product to a friend Don't know how I went so long without one. These make life so much easier. Very accurate. I have more time to spend with the tank. Value and Performance By craig on 11/24/2010 craig would recommend this product to a friend This is a very easy pump to setup. The pump is super quite and 1.1mL per minute flow rate makes it ideal for automating 2 Part dosing. Don't forget a timer Eco Plus Dual Digital Timer is a good one. fantastic quality By rroselavy on 11/7/2010 rroselavy would recommend this product to a friend I'm impressed with the build quality of these Italian made dosers. Very solid casings and well thought out mounting brackets and tube connectors. Installation was super easy - two pilot holes per pump and screw on the bracket...no shelf required. The enclosed tubing, both hard and soft vinyl, is a nice touch. They run very quietly. They make a low noise, but I cannot hear them when running inside my enclosed stand. I also appreciate that there are no built in electronics in these dosers. My intuition tells me that they will be more reliable over the long haul with one less thing to break. I only have one criticism: The beakers that are included for calibration are not ruled finely enough for a 10 minute test. I ended up using a 50ml graduated cylinder I had which was far more accurate. Unfortunately, I timed my purchase poorly. I could have got free shipping and 1000 rewards points per pump if I had waited one more week. Could have saved $29!!! Arrggh - I HATE when that happens.... Works Great By DAN on 10/31/2010 DAN would recommend this product to a friend Been using 3 of these on an aquarium controller for the past 4 months without fail. It comes with more than enough tubing for an average install and mounting hardware for a clean, and easy install. I only wish it also came with .5" screws to mount on a cabinet wall but that's what the hardware stores are for. i'll probably be getting another one for trace element dosing in the near future. GERAT PUMP !!! By KDS on 10/9/2010 KDS would recommend this product to a friend excellent dosing pump . very accurate,nice solid construction,easy setup. i use these pumps to dose BRS ALK&CAL supplements.together an excellent combo.8 months running so far and not a problem Love them By Greg on 10/9/2010 Greg would recommend this product to a friend I have 2 BRS dosers that I use to dose Alk and CA. Combined with my controller, these pumps are awesome. I dose for 1 min out of every hour throughout the day to keep my levels constant. Easy to setup and quick mounting. This Doser Does the Trick By John on 9/27/2010 John would recommend this product to a friend Reliable and quiet. This doser does all they promise. I highly recommend. I have been using it for over six months now without incident. Goes great with a reef keeper! make two part dosing an after thought By Matthias on 9/23/2010 Matthias would recommend this product to a friend Am using two of these to supplement ca and alk. They are very precise, quiet, and easy to setup. Have made my life so much easier not having to manually dose two part. great pump By steve on 8/24/2010 steve would recommend this product to a friend haven't had a single problem for it. i set it up to a timer for my calcuim and it now stays at 450 +- 10. you also can't hear it at all, very nice pump. Awesome By Todd on 8/18/2010 Todd would recommend this product to a friend Like everyone else, I wish I would have seen the value in this sooner. I love not having to think/worry about dosing every day. I use it in combination with a controller to keep my pH on the money all day and night. Get the two part kit here and two of these pumps, you will not regret the purchase! Well made pump By Robert Davies on 7/31/2010 Robert Davies would recommend this product to a friend I have been wanting this for my reef Aquarium for a long time and waited for them ti go on sale to get them,well made item and takes a load of my mind to keep up with maintenance.....I will get more as I have more than one reef tank... Love this pump! By Kevin on 7/19/2010 Kevin would recommend this product to a friend I own much more expensive dosing pumps and the BRS is my favorite. I love the ease of set-up and operation. Calibrate it, plug it into a timer and dose as little as 1 ml to whatever amount you may need. I use them to dose 2 part, magnesium and potassium iodide. Must have!! By Dave3112 on 7/8/2010 Dave3112 would recommend this product to a friend I travel for extended times for my employer and I have recently started using the BRS 2 part formula. My wife does a great job in taking care of the regular maintenance while I am gone but she found it difficult to leave home for more than a couple of days in order to stay on top of things with our tanks. So I looked for a way to automate things for her. I buy most of my reef supplies from BRS so I looked there and found these dosers. They are the best equiptment purchase I have made since I went to MH lighting! Don't let your tank go without these! Super simple to set up! Consistent doser By Kevin Savage on 4/23/2010 Kevin Savage would recommend this product to a friend Excellent dosing pump. I would like to see a timer to operate these pumps on your site. Thanks! Awesome doser By shawn hunter on 4/13/2010 shawn hunter would recommend this product to a friend Got my pump and i love it, talk about being rock solid, this unit pumps the same amount every time it turns on.. Great pump By Josh on 3/11/2010 Josh would recommend this product to a friend Really easy install and works great with two part. Wonderful Dosing Pumps! By Ryan S on 2/5/2010 Ryan S would recommend this product to a friend Excellent quality pumps. Setup was a breeze, and they work like a charm. Totally worth the cost. I highly recommend them! Makes life simple By CJD on 12/27/2009 CJD would recommend this product to a friend Got a few of these for my 2-part and magnesium. My controller doses just a little bit every hour rather than all at once. No more spikes from adding all at once each day. Great Piece By Dustin on 12/6/2009 Dustin would recommend this product to a friend Picked up two of these for 2-part dosing. Accurate and makes my tank more stable with less maintenance. Great dosing pumps! By James on 11/29/2009 James would recommend this product to a friend I use these pumps to dose my two part solutions. The pumps work great! 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When opting to allocate allowances, three major elements must be considered: allowance recipients, allocation basis, and how to address future changes. For simplicity, we assume fossil electric generators are responsible for compliance.
Determining the allowance recipient is the most elemental decision in developing an allocation scheme. Previous EPA programs allocated either to generators or to states (who reallocated to generators and at times, others). Another alternative is to distribute allowances to other entities not responsible for compliance. Similar to an auction, this third-party approach effectively requires emitting generators to purchase all allowances from a third-party, removing the distinction in allowance treatment between regulated and restructured markets. 3 The end result is the full passage of allowance costs to consumers, unless the revenue collected by the third-party allocation recipients is used to offset consumer price increases ( e.g., through rebates or energy efficiency improvements). 4
The next major consideration is the metric upon which allocations are based. Commonly discussed metrics in the power sector include input (fuel use, fuel type), emissions, and output (kilowatt hours). EPA's programs generally have adopted an input-based approach. The ARP allocates based on heat input, while the CAIR NOx program recommends allocations based on fuel-adjusted heat input. An input-based scheme essentially allocates based on emissions potential. Adjusting for fuel type directs more allowances towards generators with higher emissions—those needing to make the most reductions. Another approach is to allocate based on historical emissions. If generators receive the allocations, an emissions-based scheme would direct allowances towards those responsible for compliance. Alternatively, an output-based scheme considers only production and ignores emissions. While this approach rewards cleaner generation, a sector-wide application delivers allowances to sources that do not need them for compliance ( e.g., nuclear, renewables). This outcome could be avoided by allocating to fossil fuel-fired sources only.
The third major consideration stems from the reality that input, output, and emissions behavior likely will change over time for all participants. Some will reduce emissions more than others, some will cease operations, and new generators will enter the market. These changes create a new landscape, where the objectives of the initial allocation scheme no longer may be met. One approach to address these changes is to update allocations at specified intervals ( e.g., every four years). Updating provides a way to allocate to entities consistent with their current or more recent operations. Updating also provides an opportunity to allocate to new sources and discontinue allocations to retired sources. However, updating may influence the decisions of

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Mixed or average reviews- based on 218 Ratings
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Dec 29, 2010I hate this album as much as the next guy but please quit crying about how much music has become a commodity because its really embarassing that I constantly see people going up to a tombstone entitled "real music" leaving flowers and crying. Ok i never really saw that but the way you people act, it might as well be. Calm down people sheesh, Its just music, not your life.
May 24, 2011No amount of autotune can turn Ke$ha from glittery train wreck into a bona fide Britney competitor cause lets face it - thats all Ke$has after. Take it off and V.I.P are the only great tracks.
Sep 16, 2010Ke$ha is your stereotypical pop artist, one that can not sing. If you have ever heard her live, you will know what I mean. In one point in time, having SOME singing talent was a requirement to be a pop star. Today, all you need to be have is a party girl image and pretend to be drunk everywhere you go. This whole album is full of autotune. Every. Single. Song. Yes, it's catchy. Doesn't mean it's worthy anything.… Expand
Feb 20, 2011Too much auto-tune and not enough actual talent. Oh and she can't spell. I refuse to call her Ke-sha, and always refer to her as "Ke-dollar-ha". It's how it's spelled...
Oct 5, 2010Absolutely awful. Despite a couple of catchy beats, the lyrics are so vacuous and trite and the singer's voice so grating (dare I call her a singer? She talks her way through most of the album with the voice of a bratty 13 year old) that any redeeming qualities imparted by beat or production are negated. Ke$ha makes the likes of Britney Spears, Lady Gaga and Miley Cyrus look like refined ladies. If I were a singer, I'd be embarrassed to share a label with her. Just YUCK.… Expand
Nov 25, 2010This album is mostly filled with Auto-Tune, computerized beeps in the wrong places, and too many songs sounding the same. First of all, we have the actually decent: "Your Love Is My Drug", "Take It Off", "Dancing With Tears In My Eyes", & "Animal". Then we have the average: "Tik Tok", "Stephen", "Hungover", "Party at a Rich Dude's House", & "Blind". Then, come the utterly laughable: "Kiss N' Tell", "Blah Blah Blah", "Backstabber", "Dinosaur", & "Boots & Boys".… Expand
Nov 21, 2010God-awful to say the least. Redundant, the inappropriate and ineffective usage of Auto-Tube and the slutty drunk party girl persona. Honestly, sometimes you can even differentiate songs from another and discern when a song ends. You can thank my roommate for this review. Buy: N/A
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Skip: Everything except "Take It Off" which deserves one listen but no download
Apr 9, 2011It looks like Kesha and Justin Bieber are trying their hardest to to make mainstream music even worse than it is. This album is disgustingly awful, with terrible lyrics and oh so many stutters. She barely even sings; she just talks the lyrics.
Nov 27, 2010It's funny how the Auto-tuned Lady Gaga, Ke$ha, earned so much money in the music industry. While musical talents like Bjork are trying to gather people's attention by using her original voice and avant-garde themed music, Ke$ha is just a girl who wants to get fame instantly without corcerning her music. Whoever says Ke$ha is good for making fun music is wrong. When you listen to the album, the first few things you will find hating in this album are the wasted lyrics and deafening Auto-tuned Ke$ha's voice. Ke$ha does not even use her own voice in the album. It's like a robot was making this album more than Ke$ha did. The lyrics are good only when you are in the club, starting fights or putting yourself in shame either you are totally drunk or high on drugs. I say Lady Gaga is a lousy artist. Yet, Ke$ha makes Lady Gaga similar to Kate Bush because she's so much worse than the bad Lady Gaga. It'll be a miracle to her if this album will be remembered as long as Diana Ross' album did.… Expand
Aug 15, 2012This is a great tornado of destruction. The auto-tune is the great emperor in the crisp voice of Ke$ha, creating an eerie echo and thundering. Tracks like "Tik Tok" and "Blah, Blah, Blah" are simply sharp arrows going at high speed directly to your eardrums. Just say, disappointing.
May 31, 2011Ke$ha is what a lot of pop stars are these days -- spunky and obnoxious. Animal is nevertheless a generic, yet irresistibly catchy dance album that is adequately produced, but notoriously cheap. Its standout track is its lead single, "TiK ToK", which is -- again -- irresistibly catchy. However, a lot of its weakness draws from tracks such as "Backstabber", that are flooded in heavy amounts of Auto-Tune and sound like they were recorded on GarageBand.… Collapse
Jun 16, 2011It's perfect for when you want a pulsating migrane. If you respect yourself and love music, just avoid Kesha at all costs. I mean, for the love of God, if she keeps getting money for this "music" she'll never leave.
Nov 12, 2013...............................................................The way she presents herself in this album and in public is trash. She is one of the worst Brittney Spears ripoffs.
Sep 10, 2011Many say this album was "the best of 2010" or "the best way to begin the new decade". I beg to differ. Very few of these songs here are actually enjoyable. Actually, I can't think of one that I truly, solidly enjoyed. "Your Love Is My Drug", "TiK ToK", "Blah Blah Blah", and "Take It Off" are all stupid.
Jul 27, 2011Ke$sha has a hard time understanding her job. Music Artist are supposed to create and break boundaries. Not mock them. "Animal" may be praised for it's catchy tunes. But not all catchy music is good music. With little to no intelligence, "Animal" has to be one of the hardest to listen to albums I've ever heard. Where there are witty and asinine lyrics and abuse use of an Auto-Tune plugin, you get a sound that is under worked, lazy, and overrated.… Expand
Dec 15, 2011A Glittery- Pop- Auto-tune Mess with awful hooks and childish lyrics. She brings absolutely nothing new to the Pop table and appeals primarily to pre-teenage girls who could care less about its terrible lyrics. Granted there is a decent song in there in "Animal" but the record as a whole is beyond awful.
Dec 11, 2011Talk about filler! There are only 6 good tracks, the 4 singles, her appearance on the Taio Cruz record dirty picture and 1 album track called kiss and tell. The other 10 songs sound exactly the same and even the youth of today would cringe at the lyrics and the production could of been done by children. The only reason why I give it a 4 is because 6 of the tracks are good. If I was you I would just buy the 5 singles.… Expand
Mar 25, 2012Well............not good. I Like a lot "Take it Off", but not the other songs.... the sound is the same in all the songs... the kind of album with 2 hits and no substance, like LMFAO's "Sorry for party rocking" but better.
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Dec 7, 2012If you are a fan of the over-use of auto-tune, bad songwriting, and horrible vocal skills, then this truly is the album for you. However, if u have "ears" like the rest of us do, then it is not.
It's hard to remember the last time an album so flat and vacuous generated such a buzz.
Here he frames her Valley Girl sneer with electro-glam arrangements that make brushing one's teeth ''with a bottle of Jack'' sound like an awesome way to kill the morning-after blues.
Ke$ha's tipsy lilt allows her to effortlessly shift from half-singing to half-talking, a technique that makes her vocals carom like shiny pinballs against the crazy beats and sound effects that make up these tracks. She never gets bogged down or sounds like she's trying too hard.


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The T-Bucket™ 400CE dreadnought cutaway acoustic is even more supercharged now, with upgraded features including a remarkable new holographic rosette inlay, new 12th-fret "F" logo inlay design, gold hardware, and Graph Tech® NuBone™ nut and compensated bridge saddle for enhanced tone.
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Got it as a present and I cannot put it down! Not much for the look but boy does this play and feel good.
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I recently purchased the 400CE at Guitar Center. I usually play American solid body electrics, but grabbed this one off the wall to play chords with my friend who was jamming on a semi-hollow electric. I loved the easy action and great tone from this guitar from the moment I picked it up. Couldn't put it down! The next day I went back and played a bunch of acoustics, some of which cost 3 times what this one cost but this was by far my favorite. So I bought it and have a hard time putting it down now! All my friends comment on the nice tone and it looks great to boot! Love the inlay at 12th fret. The on-board tuner is very accurate. Great guitar; Great job as usual Fender!
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I bought this same exact guitar about 3 months ago and am very happy with it. It has excelent tone and plays beautifully. I was looking for a quality acoustic but did'nt have a lot of money to spend. I picked mine up from a national retailer for about $200.00 less than the price listed here. If you want a quality guitar for a great price, you cant go wrong with this one.
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|T-Bucket™ 400CE, Rosewood Fingerboard, Natural
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Networking company Netgear is introducing a number of products at the Consumer Electronics Show to help people maintain robust networks for both computers and streaming content, including a media storage router, a Wi-Fi extender and a device to network home theater and gaming applications over a home's existing power lines.
"The average household now has more than six network connected devices, and more than half the traffic in the home is real-time videos, says David Henry, vice president of Netgear's retail business unit. "This demand on the network is new, and what we need is a network upgrade," he adds.
Chief among Netgear's announcements is the WNDR4700 Media Storage Router, a combination 2-terabyte network storage device and router that can backup media and computers connected to it automatically. It supports both Apple Time Machine backup and Windows PC backup services, and includes Netgear's ReadyShare Cloud solution for remote access from connected devices and from tablets or smartphones. A media app for iOS and Android devices will enable consumers to use their smartphones or tablets to manage and stream media files stored on the router to any DLNA-enabled device in the home. It will be available this summer, with a price to be announced.
A WN2500RP Universal Dual Band WiFi Range Extender extends dual-band Wi-Fi coverage for a home network in both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands concurrently, reducing the effects of WiFi interference. It can be set up with a push of an authentication button and has four Ethernet ports for devices like a set-top box, Blu-ray player, TV, networked DVR or other entertainment gear. It is available now for $90.
The XAVB5101 Powerline 500 Nano instantly converts a standard electrical wall outlet into a high-speed network connection for up to 500 Mbps speed for HD and 3D HD streaming, multimedia, multiplayer gaming and other home theater applications. It will be available this quarter for $120.
For consumers who want to connect multiple devices in a room, including TVs, media players, game consoles, PCs and other Ethernet-enabled devices, the WNCE4004 N900 Video and Gaming 4-Port WiFi Adapter connects up to four wired devices to a Wi-Fi router at top speed. It will be available this summer for $80.
Netgear also announced that Hulu Plus is now available on the company's NeoTV Streaming Player. Intel's Wireless Display technology (WiDi) will be added to future NeoTV streaming players. With Intel WiDi, users can wirelessly display content from their laptop screen on their TV, in up to 1080p full HD video.
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U.S. intelligence officials and outside experts are looking into claims of a new and massive chemical weapons attack that's left hundreds dead. From the limited evidence they've seen so far, those reports appear to be accurate. And that would make the strike on the East Ghouta region, just east of Damascus, the biggest chemical weapons attack in decades.
The early analysis is based on preliminary reports, photography and video evidence, and conclusions are prone to change if and when direct access to the victims is granted. Over the past nine months, the Syrian opposition has alleged dozens of times that the Assad regime has attacked them with nerve agents. Only a handful of those accusations have been confirmed; several have fallen away under close scrutiny. But Wednesday's strike, which local opposition groups say killed an estimated 1,300 people, may be different.
"No doubt it's a chemical release of some variety -- and a military release of some variety," said Gwyn Winfield, the editor of CRBNe World, the trade journal of the unconventional weapons community.
While the Obama administration says it has conclusive proof that the Assad regime has used chemical weapons in the recent past, the White House has been reluctant to take major action in response to those relatively small-scale attacks. ("As long as they keep body count at a certain level, we won't do anything," an American intelligence official told Foreign Policy earlier this week.) But this attack appears to be anything but small-scale. If allegations about this latest attack prove to be accurate, the strike could be the moment when the Assad regime finally crossed the international community's "red line," and triggered outside invention in the civil war that has killed over a hundred thousand people.
Videos and pictures allegedly taken from the Ghouta incident show young victims who are barely able to breathe and, in some cases, twitching. Close-up photos show their pupils are severely constricted. All of these are classic signs of exposure to a nerve agent like sarin. And sarin is the Assad regime's chemical weapon of choice.
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Escape to a secluded island, enjoy quality food and sauna, and listen to the roaring sea. It is time to discover the amazing peace of mind only a night spent in a lighthouse can offer.
Most lighthouses in Finland have been automated but luckily not abandoned, with many now serving as tourist destinations boasting restaurants and accommodation. The distant locations guarantee visitors peace and quiet, save for the sounds of the sea.
Kylmäpihlaja lighthouse, a pearl off the coast of Rauma
Built in 1953, this lighthouse is one of few in Finland that has rooms located in the tower itself. A 45-minute boat ride from the mainland, this charming little island serves gourmet lovers, retreaters and nature buffs equally well.
The exquisite restaurant alone is worth the trip, and for those staying overnight, a steaming sauna followed by a cooling drink on the cliffs is a must. Watching the sun set on the horizon with only birdlife for company is a cinematic experience.
Tankar lighthouse watches over the coast of Kokkola
The picturesque island of Tankar is dotted with traditional Finnish summer cottages that are still used by locals. A daily boat service allows visitors to enjoy the homely atmosphere and salmon soup served in the family run café restaurant.
Walking the nature trail, paying a visit to the cosy little 18th century wooden church and the seal hunting museum are all highly recommended. The lighthouse itself, built in 1889, is of the classic shape and style, and makes for terrific photos.
Bengtskär, the historic beacon of Hanko
One of the best-known lighthouses in Finland, Bengtskär turned 100 years in 2006. It is the highest lighthouse in the Nordic countries and is rich in history, making a guided tour just about obligatory.
The majestic stone brick lighthouse has stood through it all: wars, extreme conditions, and decades of decay until reconditioned in 1995. The tourism services are family run; the restaurant offers traditional local courses and the six lighthouse keepers' rooms now serve as accommodation.
Söderskär in the Porvoo Archipelago
The 150-year-old Söderskär lighthouse is served by three cruises a week from central Helsinki. Located in the middle of a nature preserve, landing on the island is prohibited to protect rare sea bird species. However, guided tours make an exception.
Day trippers can enjoy the café and history tours, while overnighters can stay in the lighthouse tower suite with old-fashioned decoration. The wood-heated sauna, built in 1876, should definitely not be missed.
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A totally GORGEOUS girl with an amazing singing voice. She loves music and performing and is just pretty awesome. She has a really sweet smile and has a really cute laugh. She's also really skinny. Whoever falls in love with this amazing girl is the luckiest man on earth. She has the eyes of an angel and the nicest hair in the world. She's is also one of the smartest people you could meet.
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This girl is so perfect! Her name must be Lizette.
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just a bad ass nigga in third
the girl named lizette that sits next to me.
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Samsung N220
Ever since Samsung released its first netbook in 2008 - it was the NC10 - it's been churning out new models like there's no tomorrow. And with the recent arrival of Intel's second-gen Atom 'Pine Trail' platform, it's no surprise Samsung has taken the opportunity to get some new netbooks to market. Samsung N220 Matte screen fans …
Ew, nasty keyboard
Still loving my NC10, still haven't seen anything better come onto the market, including from Samsung. The best evidence for this is that the NC10 costs more today than it did when I bought one (presumably because it is no longer manufactured?) despite it now having hundreds more models in competition with it.
Genuinely don't understand why people are buying or selling netbooks with 3 hour battery life, or Windows 7, or priced above £250.
Pedant alert
<quote>Flip the netbook on its belly...</quote>
Surely we're flipping it onto it's back, to "expose" the belly? Ie flipping it upside down?
power button/slider
"Samsung has opted not to go for a standard power button and instead uses a slider switch situated on the front lip of the N220. Not only is this fiddly and awkward to use, but the small ridges on the slider scrape along your finger each time you use it."
I've got this same power slider on my samsung netbook, and i can honestly say i've never found it to be a problem.
Dont use your finger. How awkward would it be to try and use a slider like that with your finger!? Use your thumb. Right hand, placed against the side of the netbook, place thumb against slider, move thumb from left to right about half a centimetre. No need to damage any nails, on your thumb, fingers or toes.
You really would have to be a bit daft to try and operate this thing with a finger as you would a normal push button.
I have used the power button on my Lenove s10e about 10 times since I bought it last april. It is always suspended to RAM. Eats about 1.5W in that state and is fully on and ready to use in under 2secs.
The power button on a netbook is an irrelevance. It might have as well been a whole here you have to plug a toothpick like those force-eject holes on a laptop. It would not have reduced from its usability.
"Not only is this fiddly and awkward to use, but the small ridges on the slider scrape along your finger each time you use it."
Fiddly and awkward I'll accept as valid criticisms. "Oh no, my finger experiences some slight abrasion whilst in contact with a foreign object" I just can't.
I really couldn't finish reading the rest of the review after this in case the reviewer lambasted the keyboard for not having little pillows attached to each key to avoid the impact putting strain on their poor little tendons and knuckles.
I love my NC10, but it has a pair of tiny little feet on the back edge and they stick into my legs if I sit with it on my lap. Does this machine have the same problem?
Unimpressive and bad value for the money
Windows 7 "we are like the iPad no-multitasking joke edition", wifi card unusable under Linux (NDIS wrapper is not the answer, NDIS wrapper is the question and the answer is NO), battery performance wholly unimpressive, video performance not impressive either. All of that for 320 quid? No thanks, I'd rather pay 100 less and get a proper netbook or 100 more and get a proper laptop which has Broadcom or Intel WiFi in it.
Pine trail was supposed to be "quantum leap" as per the marketing literature. It looks like it is not a quantum leap, but a cheap "move bits around to lock Nvidia out of the market" ploy as most of us have suspected. The video performance, memory performance and power consumption improvements have quite clearly failed to materialise.
It looks like I will be keeping my S10-e with Debian and refurbishing my old faithful NC4000 also with Debian for the foreseable future (I had to replace another hinge on it on Wed).
Definite thumbs down.
Anything over £300 shouldn't be called a netbook. Besides, anything with that horrendous style of keyboard shouldn't be called a computer at all.
That was my reaction when I first used a Macbook
But I'm surprised Apple hasn't patented that silly keyboard design!
N120 owner
I have the older N120 and I would gladly swap it for a matt screen. However why still 1024x600? That's REALLY annoying! Up it to true x768 at least!
Also I bet the secondary PCIe slot is missing like on UK N120's (It's not on US models I believe so you can add a HD decoder card for £25. Otherwise it means soldering the slot on yourself and invalidating your warranty).
How does it handle HD BTW? I can play 720P (Just) with CoreAVC and in overlay mode with no fancy Win7 GUI on the N120. 1080P is a no go though.
price != netbook
huh? some would say if its over 300 quid it aint a netbook?
no...netbook is all about the formfactor/weight... not the price. my old libretto was anetbook but cost near 800 quid. my current netbook was a cheapy thing - 180 quid... but is the same size.
now, a 250 quid 15" laptop is not a netbook...its a laptop.
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Dvořák: Piano Quartets
Movement 1: Allegro moderato
Movement 2: Theme (Andantino) and Variations
Movement 3: Finale: Allegretto scherzando
Dvorák's music of this period is suffused with a highly personal and apparently spontaneous melodic freshness that had emerged only intermittently in his earlier works where Wagner's influence had at times obscured the Czech composer's natural lyricism. The wonderfully unfettered melodic invention, markedly Slavonic in flavour, of the fifth symphony and the string Serenade is shared by the Piano Quartet in D major, many of whose themes have the haunting simplicity of folk song. Yet the music also reveals the growing subtlety of Dvorák's imagination. In the initial Allegro moderato, for example, the relaxed, syncopated opening theme almost immediately dips into B major, a magical key shift characteristic of Schubert; this is not only a beautiful effect in itself but also presages the importance of B major in the movement's overall tonal scheme. Equally subtle is the way the second theme draws on two separate fragments heard earlier, transforming them into phrases of beguiling lyricism. Characteristically, Dvorák dwells at length on this idea, enhancing it with expressive counter-melodies. In the coda a splendid climax is forged from the grandioso combination of the two main themes.
The Andantino is a set of variations on a grave melody in B minor, the choice of key surely influenced by the prominence of B major in the first movement. The five variations display an imaginative range of textures, from the sparseness of the first, through the gossamer delicacy of the third, in which the theme is inverted, to the full, rich colouring of the fourth, a free lyrical flowering that moves into the distant key of E flat. Dvorák draws an unexpected intensity from his theme in the coda, with its poignant chromatic harmonies and anguished final climax.
Contrary to Dvorák's usual practice in his chamber works there is no independent scherzo. Instead he ingeniously combines features of both scherzo and finale into a single movement. The scherzo element is represented by the initial waltz theme and a subsequent section in quicker tempo whose biting cross-rhythms evoke the furiant, a Czech dance that features frequently in Dvorák's later music. These two sections alternate with an allegro agitato in common time whose smooth cantabile lines, distinctly Mendelssohnian in feeling, rather belie Dvorák's tempo marking. The coda's transformation of this expansive lyricism into a short-breathed jig has an almost comical incongruity.
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Russian Tea Room - NYC
- Address:
150 W 57th Street
New York, NY 10019Neighborhood:
Midtown West
- Cuisine:
ContinentalPrice: $50 and over
Russian Tea Room - NYC
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.russiantearoomnyc.com/
- Phone: (212) 581-7100
- Hours of Operation:
High Tea Service: Daily from 2-4:30pm
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 11:00am - 4:45pm
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:45pm
Dinner: Monday - Saturday 4:45pm - 11:30pm
Sunday Dinner - 4:45pm - 11:00pm
Breakfast : Monday - Friday 7:00am - 10:00am
Business Express Lunch Prix Fixe $40 pp: Monday - Friday, 11:30am - 4:45pm
Pre/Post Prix Fixe $60pp: Daily - 4:45pm - 6:15pm and 10pm - 11pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Russian, Continental, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Marc Taxiera
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, High Tea, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Special Events: We do private and special events of all kinds. Please contact us for information.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Between 6th and 7th Avenues
- Public Transit: N, Q, R to 57th Street/7th Avenue
F to 57th Street
B, D, E to 7th Avenue/53rd Street
1, 2, A, B, C, D to Columbus Circle
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: A parking garage is available on 56th street behind the restaurant between 6th and 7th Avenues.
A word from Russian Tea Room - NYC
For over eighty-five years, New York's defining cultural moments have taken place at Russian Tea Room. Ever since members of the Russian Imperial Ballet founded the restaurant in 1927, it has been a second home for boldface names and the intellectual elite-an exclusive enclave where actors, writers, politicians, and businessmen planned their next deals and feted their friends' latest Carnegie Hall performances.Continued
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Russian Tea Room - NYC reviews from OpenTable diners
199 reviews since July 27, 2014
- Food3.8Service4.1
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (124)romantic (95)fit for foodies (72)great for lunch (38)good for groups (36)neighborhood gem (36)great for brunch (26)notable wine list (24)late-night find (14)kid-friendly (8)scenic view (4)hot spot (3)great for outdoor dining (3)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- not sure why is this a classic?!MMD718Dined on 10/6/2014the food is beyond mediocre, and very few to none vegetarian selections. the wine was okay and the service was great. the place feels old and stuffy....not coming back for sure.
- Iconic and superb servicetopratedVIPDined on 10/3/2014The history of this restaurant made us want to go. The excellent service will make us return to the Russian Tea Room. We had breakfast there on our last day in the city and thoroughly enjoyed it. The Anastasia tea is notable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Russian tea room dinner.SandyDined on 10/1/2014Service and atmosphere excellent. Chicken Kiev, not so much. Dover sole very good, as were appetizers.Special Features:
- Just WONDERFUL!!!!!!!RodsterDined on 9/27/2014It was our first time there and we could have NOT been MORE PLEASED!!! EVERYTHING was PERFECT, from the moment we got there until we left!!! The food was fabulous! The service was GREAT! The ambiance was SUPER!! Thank you!Special Features:
- ClassydiningDined on 9/26/2014Classy ;) even allowed us to spread joy by honoring a request. Thank you RTR!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Feel bad, but... Meh.AverageTreehuggerDined on 9/20/2014If you are of Russian, Polish, or any other Eastern Euro heritage, this is not the place for you. Me and my hubby actually cook better than this, so the high price tag for mediocre Russian food is not worth it. If you've ever had flavored vodka in Europe, this place just does not cut it. If you are not much of a cook or never tasted Russian food, then you might think that the food is decent. The dishes were very bland. The décor was slightly gaudy, but pretty. The staff was very nice and attentive, so I do feel a little bad about the review. I also loved the cookies with tea.Special Features:
- New York Landmark A MustkitkatDined on 9/19/2014When you step into The Russian Tea Room you are stepping into New York's history. It started as a home away from home for Russian Ballet Dancers but also a fav hangout for stars and celebrities in later years. The decor is reflective of the culture and design of Russian so it feels you have stepped into a time machine where there is no place for cell phones but a time to share food and the company. It was a special occasion for my husband's art opening celebration. The waiter was generous with his time in explaining the menu. The food was well presented and delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must visit!AnnabellyDined on 9/18/2014I am so glad I was able to experience Russian Tea Room. I went there with my boyfriend during a trip to NYC. I had the scallops, which were delicious! If you're not very hungry, these are perfect because it's a very light dish. My boyfriend had the tuna which was amazing!! If I return, I'll definitely order the tuna because it's so worth it. I highly recommend the Russian Tea Room. Overall, it has a cool history, a nice atmosphere, great service, and amazing food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always FantasticHazaVIPDined on 9/18/2014As always the Russian Tea Room proved to be one of the countries finest restaurants, in all aspects.Special Features:
- Go have a shot of vodka and leaveNinaVIPDined on 9/18/2014It's still beautiful, but the food is awful, totally not authentic, and terribly overpriced.
- A GemFirstTimerDined on 9/18/2014We visit NY for a week every year. We always include the Russian Tea Room in our itinerary because it is a gastronomic and visual treat. You're in another world and you get a complete and delightful experience. I am already looking forward to next year's visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good...ButMonteDined on 9/1/2014Ambience and food remain excellent. However, I do miss the tradition of a dress code. A number of patrons were dressed for Nathan's and not for such a famous address.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- romantic placegoldfishDined on 9/1/2014i took my mom for her birthday and it was lovely. people were nice and decoration was very unique.Special Features:
- Awesome ambiance. Obscene price.NYCTouristDined on 9/1/2014I came for high tea with my son. Overall, it was a good cultural experience for him. He delighted in the presentation of a tower tray of tiny sandwiches followed by desserts. The dramatic Old World decor made it feel special. Problems: the tea experience is obscenely overpriced for very average food. The unique ambiance alone was not enough to justify the $150 bill (including tip). Also, I ordered a vegetarian tea tray off the menu. The waiter brought me a tower of meat sandwiches. When I sent it back, he returned with the "vegetarian" dish that included a ham sandwich. When I presented my gift certificate, the waiter seemed put off, and told me I could not use it for the tip. I will not return here, although I am glad I got to see it.Special Features:
- Iconic New York Pre-Matinee Brunch!RightFoodFirstDined on 8/31/2014Do not hesitate to splurge in this iconic establishment, it will enrich your New York experience exponentially. Opulent decor with exquisite service, large booths brightly upholstered with red leather provide the ideal privacy and view on the overall action in the room. Caviar selection is excellent and the vodka selection goes beyond your wildest dreams. Worth every penny!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodieafficianadoVIPDined on 8/29/2014Very expensive but you are paying for the venue not the food. We had the High Tea ($50) and the Royal Tea ($85). The sandwiches seemed to have been refrigerated. The bread was a bit stale. The fillings, except for the strangely flavored dried tomato filling, were very good. The scones were fresh and tasty. There was plenty of food but for the price, there definitely should have been! The waiter started off with a bit of a snobby attitude. Although the waiter guaranteed that my husband's food would be completely nut-free (since he has an anaphylactic reaction to nuts), my husband encountered a nut, probably in the bread, but he was able to spit it out before it became fatal. This put a definite damper on the experience.Special Features:
- Lunch Prix meal dealJDNowDined on 8/18/2014I met my daughter in NYC for a shopping weekend and someone suggested the Tea Room. I booked an early reservation thinking we would have a late morning tea. Unfortunately a full tea service is not available until early afternoon but, there was a delightful lunch prix offering that was perfect. Everything that was served was delicious.Special Features:
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- Russian Tea RoomOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/15/2014From the moment we enter the bar staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The vodka menu was extensive and excellent. Friends of ours were married here years ago but this was our first time. It was elegant yet quaint. We tried the Russian specialties in terms of the menu and found them delicious. The chicken Kiev have may have been a touch overdone but nonetheless we loved it. I will definitely be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outdated restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/15/2014The restaurant was literally empty... on a Friday night... Interesting landmark, but quite outdated.Special Features:
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- Restaurant week findOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/15/2014I had not been to the Russian Tea Room in years. The restaurant week menu was great, service excellent and the food delicious. I will definitely go back again. Don't miss seeing the 2nd floor with the crystal bear too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a wonderful time!TreBDined on 8/15/2014My wife and I went for lunch at the Russian Tea Room. It had been a while since I had been, but I am always facinated to see the decor. Services was excellent and the food was tasty. Would do it again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience.OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/15/2014Very distinct decorations including dedicated sugar eggs, old world oil paintings, awesome Russian dolls and other arts. Food was perfectly prepared, service was great. I feel the cooking was heavier than what I used to, meaning more butter and cream. Best cappuccino ever!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Touristy - with a reputationSummerInCityDined on 8/15/2014I went during restaurant week, so our meal options were limited. The first course contained a standard salad (yawn), blini's (good). We didn't have the borshct. For the main course we had the salmon (nothing special), and the beef (seemed ok). There was a chicken option that we didn't have. Dessert was delicious: the chocolate pyramid. The other choice was cheesecake (didn't have). Other than the dessert, the food was pretty typical. The place was packed and service was terrific. However, it was very touristy. Even has its own extensive gift shop in the basement. Maybe eating off the ala carte menu would be better food but for much more money.
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- Amazing Atmospheresa1m0ne11aDined on 8/14/2014If I could afford it I would eat here twice a month!Special Features:
- Delicious meal, pleasant experiencerichardny4meDined on 8/14/2014I have walked by the Russian Tea Room too many times to count, and on a whim I decided to try it for lunch. Well I missed out, since everything about the place exceeded my expectations. The food was prepared creatively - and more importantly tasted delicious. The ambience was lively and the service was friendly without being intrusive. I look forward to returning for breakfast and dinner!Special Features:
- Wonderful diningValadyDined on 8/14/2014Great food. Great service. Great ambience. Well worth the visitSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Potential but needs a restartOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/13/2014Have eaten here years ago and there is so much potential in the beauty of the restaurant but it wasn't showing the night we were there. We were rushed, my main meal was cold and the staff were non-committal. I had considered this place for my 50th birthday celebrations (we were coming from Australia) but had heard reviews it was off its game - glad we didn't try and do my party celebrations there. I will hold out hope for a revival by the time I'm holidaying again.
- Lives Up to the LegendSnoozyQzeeDined on 8/13/2014I grew up in NYC, passing by this legendary establishment for decades. Restaurant Week offered up a great opportunity to try it, at last, without severe sticker shock. A beautiful and elegant spot, excellent food, but the service was a bit gruff. I will certainly keep it in mind for my next special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, kinda touristyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/13/2014The ambience at Russian Tea Room is definitely a bit gaudy and over-the-top, which, in my opinion, takes away from the experience of the food. Seems like a good spot for tourists or someone looking for a kitschy, out of the ordinary evening. Very active service at a place like this, but most of the waiters didn't seem all that happy or friendly. The food wasn't very inventive or creative, but it was very well executed. My steak was cooked beautifully.
- bbordDined on 8/12/2014Haven't been there for at least 20 years. Same fabulous restaurant that I remember. The décor is outstanding and is a very lovely restaurant. An unique gem.Special Features:
- Virginia GirlduzerVIPDined on 8/12/2014We absolutely loved our experience at the Russian Tea Room. We went during restaurant week and was so pleased that the menu was so diverse the staff were awesome, food 5 star taste and quality, and we were never rushed through the meal. We will place this one on a must go to every time we return to ManhattanSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- averageOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/12/2014We had the restaurant week deal and the food was decent. Nothing special, just average.
- Just OK, decent foodjlib78Dined on 8/12/2014I went here on Tuesday for restaurant week and was pleased with the beef entree but do not recommend the boursch soup. Nice service and atmosphere. Overall decent experience.
- Grand ContinuumconversationalistVIPDined on 8/8/2014You go as a child and are struck by the colors, pomp and splendour. You return as an adult, bathed in memories. As you come back older yet with friends, gentled by mutual remembrances of lives past. The food is good, the service a bit faded (we did arrive after 10 pm), and the decor as hoped for. It is great to have a reliable, effective location for certain moods, when you need to be gentled after too much catching up and too many experiences in a day. I think that it would be nice if the clearers would not remove the plates of eaters at a table until everyone has finished - but maybe I have old fashioned manners; and if that is my major complaint - well, things are not so bad.Special Features:
- Czar would feel at homemikefromnycVIPDined on 8/8/2014Appetizers of borscht or blinies are recommended. The mains were fine, but not haut cuisine. You go for the atmosphere and its proximity to Carnegie Hall. The Russian souvenir shop in the basement is interesting, but IMHO way over-priced, as is the food except on Restaurant Week.Special Features:
- Delicious borscht, steak, dessertGormADined on 8/8/2014The service was impeccable, food delicious, and participation in restaurant week made it an excellent value!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodFoodLoverDined on 8/7/2014I enjoyed the Russian tea room. The service was really good, the food tasted good, but the portions where very small.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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For all the pre-release controversy surrounding Medal of Honour, EA's contemporary world shooter is surprisingly understated. The controversy that players would be able to "recreate the acts of the Taliban" was, like most other videogame controversies, founded on rumour and speculation. Served up by credulous politicians and …
Medal of Honour was the best game ever but
The cynic in me says the Taliban was just a 'flare' to raise some interest in this 'flagging' franchise..
See what I done there.
No word on what Anti-Copy Protection EA has put in place or how many times you will have to re-install your OS to get it to run!
Don't think I'll bother
So still not as good as counter strike, let alone source?
Careful now...
...skirting close to the wind there, el Reg, with the hostage-hand-grenade caption...
Too soon maybe?
Should have reviewed the PS3 version
It's considerably better. Better textures and lighting, much less tearing and pop-in that the Xbox version suffers from.
The PS3 version also includes Medal Of Honour Frontline from the PS1 era, included on the disc, with HD graphics and trophies...
pc version....
would be much better still. much better gfx and usually more people. i just get annoyed that dice always produce almost great games (bad company 2) but they are usually ruined somehow. i still prefer them to MW etc as they are often much more team based.
does anyone really play the single player games? dice just create multiplayer really, anything else is just a bonus
Usual EA by the sounds of it.
MOH airborne was a little under five hours to complete on all levels, and the only replay ability was to earn your five secret landings or to unlock the really hard to find weapon. Which if you don't mind dying you can do on first play through. So if this is six hours then you are not really telling me it is a leap on from MOH airborne.
Worryingly is the fact you mention multiplayer is not done by the same team as their single player?
I was looking forward to this, hoping it would stack up. Oh well. A least I have modern warfare to play for a slick and polished FPS and more single player plot than you can shake a big pointy sharp object with explosives at once end.
"There's an English hostage in there... Quick, where's the grenade?"
Not very funny, or accurate as the poor woman was Scottish.
Grenade obviously - suck on it.
She was neither English or Scottish - she was BRITISH!
Down voters, down vote as much as you like but alas she is in fact British, that is/was her nationality.
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"She was neither English or Scottish - she was BRITISH!"
When this article first appeared the quote beneath the first image was as per the title of my previous post, claiming the hostage victim was English and clearly alluding to the death of Linda Norgrove, and the article was then silently corrected.
Miss Norgrove was Scottish (born in the Scottish Highlands) and was also British. There, how's that for you - happy?
No Russian
Man, it's almost like the controversy was pre-planned by the development teams.
Do the "opposing force" still have foreign voices? Alaka taka?
in bc2 you could have russian accented english voices
My questions are
Like with previous Medal of Honor games (Allied Assault, Spearhead, etc) for the PC
1. Can we set up a dedicated server running on our own hardware or rented hardware that players can join ?
2. Can the players create their own custom maps ?
3. Can the players mod the game (like freeze tag, etc) ?
After the farce with Modern Warefare and the absolute crappy IWNet for P2P multiplayer game play (which has put me off buying anymore Activision/Infinity Ward games) I am hoping that all the questions for Medal of Honor is yes.
If not then EA Games needs to have a good think about the PC gamers.
After all it was the custom map makers and modders that made the orginal MoH series one of the best FPS games in years even when Activision tried to copy it with their first Call of Duty series.
Just thought I'd point out that a large portion of the original staff of Infinity Ward (creators of the Call of Duty franchise) came from 2015, inc, who were responsible for making MoH:AA.
So you may continue your CoD-hate all you like, but remember, those that made MoHAA, made CoD... =P
No prone?
Why do developers persist in having "realistic" fps games you can't lie down in?! I mean maybe you wouldn't expect Duke Nuke 'em ever to be seen lying down (although tbh I've not read whether that feature is in the game) but surely it's ridiculous to not be able to hit the deck here?
Surprisingly perhaps, Duke Nukem 3D used to have the ability to crawl around.. very useful for sneaking around corners.
Spot on review
Cracking review.
I wasn't aware that the single player and multi player were done by separate teams - makes sense now cos you can go prone and slide in single player but not in multi player :(
Also your gripe with spawning next to players under fire is also correct - another gripe is spawning MILES away from where the action is or spawning in the same predictable place under gun fire.
Single player not as good as BFBC2, multiplayer better than BFBC2.
Immensely enjoyable with a few friends - but it's only filling in until COD Black Ops is released.
Paris cos I'm sure she's fired a few guns..
black ops might be rubbish though!
The people who make black ops made "world at war" which was crap, it's not the same team who did a dececnt job MW2. I agree with you about MoH being more fun than BBC2 though in multiplayer, it's superbly intense and a lot less campable. Shame about no prone in MP though.
No point in bothering with the single player though to be honest, no one buys these games to play offline - that's just something you do when EA servers are down :)
One advantage this game has over MW2 apart from the superior maps and textures is the lack of 'finding new host' stoppages! At least EA had the sense to run their own servers. I am just glad to have a decent game to play after the disappointment that was Halo: Reach multiplayer....
So why am I still playing WAW
when I had Modern Warfare and traded it in? ZOMBIES! And Black Ops haz them!
Zombies > Everything else in the history of the world!
Im going to have to agree
MoH is more fun than BBC2.
I never found the multiplayer feature of BBC2 though, unlocked on newsnight?
All of the screenshot captions...
...seem like they were written by someone from Sega Power, circa 1993.
That is all.
save your $$$
I got it for my PS3 and for $60 this game is disappointing. Save your $$$ wait for it drop in price and get it used. Much better to save your cash for Fallout Vegas which drops today.
War on terror?
Is that like the 'war on drugs'? Yeah, that's a real war too...
Look man
That tourist, he got a gun.
Sorry saving the $ for black ops when it hit the shelves in november At least they moved away from the WWII theme man that was getting old
But no WWI FPS games?
I, for one, thought it was kind of cool in COD to take part in the Normandy invasion.
I think, however; there's a huge opportunity being lost. Korea may be America's forgotten war, but even Korea may have had a video game ascribed to it (MASH)
However; where are the FPS games for WWI? And, no, I don't mean WWI flying games (something entirely different.)
A well placed and timed grenade always livens things up...
Got it, it Sux0rs big time!
Duped in by past MOH glory. This game was the fastest, most non-enjoyable MOH I ever had to play. Save your moneys guys!
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BFBC2 is more fun
But what I really want to know is, why on earth did they make one game authored by 2 devs with 2 different engines and 2 different styles of play? Isn't that really 2 games?
Also, the last thing I want is another MW2 clone - considering it's a clone itself, aren't we nearing the point of diminishing returns for mediocre 6 hour long shooters with totally lame plots?
P.S to those asking about PC specific stuff - I'd like to know too, but the review was for the Xbox version - it says on the green thingy.
P.P.S: Thumb me up if you think Maverick should have died instead of Goose
well worth it..
ive read some many reveiews putting this game down but i still went ahead a purchased it and glad i did.. its better than modern warfare in terms of the online play imho and closer to battlefield 2. i dont buy these games for the single player experience as online is the place to be. i love the new maps not too small but not too big.
p.s cant wait for cod: spec ops!!
p.p.s those with a pc buy a console and see what your missing.. i never thought id enjoy games on anything else but a pc but how wrong was i
Loving the PS3 version
with the extra content and better graphics. 9/10 here.
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