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Call Of Duty: Black Ops
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Posted: 19/11/2010
Ok, so virtually everyone that has said this game is bad are kids who can no longer, quickscope, use commando or constantly Noobtube. All of which 90% of the COD gaming community wanted rid of and I'm so happy these morons have now gone back to MW2.
This game is now completely balanced with perks and weapons and you no longer have kids just running round like Benny Hill stabbing people.
Graphically this is superb and the story mode is absolutely awesome.
All in all listen to the moaners and be glad they've gone back to MW2 because this leaves all the casual gamers playing for fun can enjoy themselves a hell of a lot more.
Well done TreyarchP.S - Sort the spawn system out and it'll be perfect!!
Medal Of Honor: Limited Edition (with Battlefield 3 Multiplayer BETA Access)
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Posted: 22/10/2010
OK so the campaign is great, not completely different to MW2 but definitely in their own style and it works really well. One of the major issues people had with MW2 was the length of the campaign and this will get the same criticism, as it too, is short.
Graphically this really isn't very good. There are some parts of the game that look stunning and you make think "wow, nice one" but other parts are truly awful. One of the early missions you encounter the AC-130 in the air supporting you and your guys on the ground but when you look up to check out this magnificent spectacle, you are greeted by this graphically terrible looking grey sausage which even Commodore 64 could've made look more realistic. Also, some enemies look terrible, really cartoony blood on the floor and strange bright coloured clothing which looks totally unrealistic.
Another point, the game seems to slow down in parts really badly as though there's too much going on for the Xbox to handle. This is obvious when you pilot the helicopter and launch missiles into the buildings.
My biggest concern with this game is the multiplayer. The game developers said they wanted to bring their own MOH unique experience to all players with this game but...........it's not unique at all! It all boils down to being a vamped up version of Battlefield. Everything is practically the same as Battlefield and I'm not saying that's a bad thing but I thought it was going to be a unique experience like they advertised???? Why did they give the multiplayer development side to Dice in the first place??? Dice have just sent out a polished version of Battlefield BC2!!!!
All in all, ok game with a poor multiplayer due to Dice cloning BC2.
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
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Posted: 13/11/2009
When everyone moaned at Treyarch about WAW and all the problems causing gamers to stop playing, Treyarch simply just didn't listen and did nothing to rectify the problems. After playing MW2 it looks like Infinity Ward took on all the complaints and gripes about WAW and made sure their game would not suffer the same criticism and for that I applaud them.
Here's a few points
- No gun on the game is way too overpowered now and all have a nice even balance- All maps cater for all types of player and are not just suited for SMG players- No more Juggernaut and Martyrdom.....well, not continuos Juggernaut anyway. Martyrdom can be used but now there are more worthy perks that compete with it and I've rarely seen it used- No more invincible dogs!!!!!!
All these points and many more that Treyarch failed to resolve in WAW have made Infinity Ward's MW2 the best multiplayer game on Xbox Live and it will stay that way for a very very long time.
I see the single player campaign as super special added bonus to a near perfect multiplayer title that would easily sell just as many copies as a stand-alone multiplayer title.
Thanks for listening to the community Infinity Ward.
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Posted: 26/10/2009
I read about this game on various sites before I went ahead and bought it....as you do, and the majority of sites were 'bigging' this game up with very few rating it under 8 out of 10.
So as of now i'm about 8/9 hours in and up until recently, I was very impressed and slightly hooked on this game. Now I could go into huge detail about how the game plays and things like that but you would just die of boredom so i'm going to name the good points and things I found incredibly annoying that made me want to snap my controller in half with rage.
Good points - Great idea and graphics work really well.- Guns are awesome and really make the game different to the rest- Easy controls (Exactly the same as COD)- Not too in depth that you just get lost or bored
Bad points - Very repetative at times- Lots of going backwards and forwards in the same area- Some enemies are just too hard to defeat- Having to defeat scags (these mutant dog things) over and over again
Incredibly annoying points - Some enemies will quite happily take over 20 headshots from your most powerful weapon and still be alive.........then you run out of ammo and die.- When you die/respawn usually due to running out of ammo or by being constantly bitten by scag's in the balls your ammo is still empty but your enemies have miraculously regained all of their health back. This is where the repetition sets in. Buy max ammo - pull off more than 20 headshots - run out of ammo - die - respawn - go through it all again. I've never played a game where an enemy can take more than 20 headshots and still be alive. Most hardened enemies felt like major bosses at the end of a game.
All in all, this game is good but in some parts it ends up being more annoying/frustrating than trying to storm the Reichstag on WAW on veteran!!!!
Halo 3: ODST
Posted: 22/09/2009
Right ok, so I had the first Halo on the original Xbox and thought it was brilliant and let's face it at the time it WAS! Didn't bother to get Halo on the 360 as at the time of release I was more interested in other games.
This time after getting sucked into the hype and getting slightly excited by the teaser trailer where the guy (real man) goes into battle and stuff I decide to buy this game.
Start the campaign and play the first level - Total disapointment. This game looks too polished and runs extremely slow compared to other FPS's. I was expecting frantic, chaotic action which the trailer promotes but it's completely different. You walk not run (as you can't) everywhere and the enemies are really boring to actually go into battle against. The games graphics and visuals are truely nothing special. Recent releases have both which have wowed gamers for example - Batman, MW2 and many others but to me this just looks like a polished PS2 game. Is this just a standard for Halo now?
The multiplayer is very fun and that's the part I gave the 3 stars for. It's a nice change from the usual FPS multiplayers and it's more fun than stressful. WAW is such a stressful multiplayer experience online whereas this is more fun and easy to get the hang of.
This game is very good and very well produced but it doesn't have the wow factor at all and appears to be going in the same direction as the original with no vast improvements.
Worth the money to give you a break from the norm but if you want FPS action and can hold out then wait for MW2.
Batman: Arkham Asylum (Classics)
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Posted: 28/08/2009
I cannot praise this game enough.......it blows all similar games completely out of the water and by God have they set the benchmark high or what!!!
This was a game that came out of nowhere for me and has completely blown me away. Everything about it makes you want more and more which has been very rare to find with recent games. You need to play this to experience the awesomeness and if you don't then you are missing out big time.
The encounter with Scarecrow is absolutely brilliant and also very scary but it sticks out as one of those moments where you just say out loud " That was AWESOME!"
Buy this game NOW!
Call Of Duty: World At War
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Posted: 09/07/2009
This is one of the rare games in my Xbox collection that i keep going back to only because of the abosultely awesome online multiplayer. For this reason alone it is worth the original £39.99 price tag. The one player campaign mode is brillaint but extremely stressful if playing on veteran and completely no fun at all.....you could call it ridiculous how one German soldier has 52 grenades.
The only reason i haven't given this game the full 5 stars is the dogs. Dogs that take more bullets than the human players to kill in the game??????Totally unrealistic and have probably made thousands of gamers worldwide bald due to hair being ripped out after being constantly jumped by 3 robotic, invincible dogs!!! This is such let down on the multiplayer and makes some games really awful to play.
Buy this game but be prepared to explain to parents, freinds and your nan why you're now bald.
Guitar Hero: Metallica (Game Only)
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Posted: 07/07/2009
This game looks great and some of the songs are awesome to play but..........there is a BIG BUT!!
Songs are so long and boring and they've messed around with the Metallica song that was a classic on GH3 and now it has those stupid slide notes in the solo instead of the pull-offs in the original. You have to be a real hardcore Metallica fan to get long term satisfaction out of this game. If you're not and you're just a GH fan then wait for it to come down in price because it's no way worth the current price tag.
What is it with GH remaking old songs now but completely different and with bonk slide notes in????? Not impressed.
Fight Night Round 4 (Boxing)
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Posted: 29/06/2009
The game looks good and feels really good but the only flaw in this game is the counter punching system they have. As the fights go on the computer seems to pefect the counter punch and nearly catches you with one every punch you throw. This is extremely annoying as nearly every counter punch puts you in the 'danger' stage where you have to block like a little girl or you'll be floored.
Other than this annoying part of the game it's really quite good. The game face thing where you take some photos of your face and download them produces hilarious results and is a great added feature.


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Recapping my thoughts after a wonderful week at DrupalCon San Francisco 2010.
Roughly 8 months ago at DrupalCon Paris, we launched Acquia Hosting. In this blog post, I wanted to give a quick update on where we are after 8 months.
Early last year, shortly after I had officially joined Acquia as an employee, I was thinking about critical issues that enterprises face when confronting the interactive web. Acquia had heard from several corners of the market about their headaches with current technologies.
DrupalCon San Francisco ended a few days ago, so once again I'm sitting here with post-DrupalCon blues, trying to wrap my head around what just happened, digging out my backlog of work, and rediscovering my usual rhythm. It happens to me every time, and it is a sign of having had a great time. In short, DrupalCon San Francisco was 'fantastic', a word I use sparingly. It is best expressed in numbers, like Matt Cheney of Chapter Three did in his closing session:
Acquia announced a new program at Drupalcon last week, Drupal Software Publishing. I thought it might be useful to provide some of the thinking that went into establishing this program.
Acquia's core mission is to establish Drupal as the dominant social publishing platform. If we're successful at this, there will be a thriving ecosystem around Drupal offering a broad variety of services and solutions.
I am a permanent member of the Drupal association, and the director of business development for the association. I do not speak officially for the association, nor do I speak on behalf of the Drupalcon organizing committees. But I do have a blog and I want to have a discussion with the community about smart growth at Drupalcon. (*I've also helped raise approximately a million dollars for the association so they at least listen to me)
Quick but cool update on Drupal Gardens: Drupal Gardens users can now use Typekit fonts on their sites. The ThemeBuilder in Drupal Gardens offers a nice set of fonts, but we wanted to work with Typekit to give users access to a huge library of fonts that they can use on their site. Users can create a free or paid account on Typekit, select their fonts and use them on their Drupal Gardens site.
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Today I walked, drove my bike and just moved for the pure joy of moving. Have you ever come across one of those days when you are super glad to be active.
I am so ready for the pounds to go but they seem very reluctant to leave the home body they have occupied for so long.
So I guess I'll just have to feed them less and try to jar them off my frame by moving more.
I have not lost a large amount of weight but when I hefted a 20 lb bag of potatoes at the grocery store recently I thought to myself, my old ticker must be some happy with me since I have dumped at least that much weight.
I am looking forward to the day when the pounds gone off me will equal a 50 lb bag of spuds.
Maybe then I'll finally be able to do a jig. : )))
Today i completed the 5k walk challenge. One more hurdle jumped. One more challenge kicked to the side.
I am feeling pumped and ready for the next challenge.
How did I get here?
In Sept. 2011, I dropped at work with heart related illness. I didn't know it then but that would be my last day of stressed, rushed, pushed work environment. For me it was a wake up call.
At 58 years of age I was facing my own mortality - something I didn't even want to think about until I was at least 90 or so. : )
If I wanted to see my grandchildren grow up, enjoy bowling with my children or spend time gardening with my husband I would have to change some things in my life. At this point in my life I was "obese" - a word I noticed on the doctor's chart in the heart clinic. What a jolt that was. I never considered myself obese - I was heavy set, big boned, or anything else but obese?
I realized it was time to be serious about my own personal health. Having been a caregiver for most of my life, I neglected to give care to myself. How did I miss the signals?
So after taking time off for medical purposes I officially retired and was dreading the long days and workless weeks. Well now I think it was a great thing for me.
Looking for some way to shape up to enjoy retirement days with hubby, kids and grandkids I followed a tiny link that my daughter sent me and found SPARK PEOPLE.
Was it the challenges? Was it the structured meal plans? Was it the caring, supportive folks who so quickly welcomed me to this group? All of the above.
(I especially appreciate the positve reinforcement and encouragement of others who are dealing with similar hurdles, similar feelings. I feel like I am on a winning team with people rooting for us all along the race track.)
March 23, 2012 I joined SP.
From March 23, 2012 to July 26, 2012 I tracked food, walked, exercised and kept repeating day after day. Read posts, read success stories, followed other peoples hurrah moments and down in the dump moments too. All this time I noticed the scale moving ever so slowly downward. So discouraged at times, I wanted to cry because the numbers were so slow moving.
But then I stopped focusing so much on numbers and started noticing other AHA things.
I noticed my clothes were getting looser, I had more energy, I could garden, bowl, walk and bike all in the same weekend. WOW!
Then the real big AHA moment came.
On July 26, 2012 I walked into a Sears store in Dartmouth and headed to the Plus size section looking for some new pants. I needed safety pins to keep my old ones up. What a sight :)
Anyway at the time I was wearing size 22 pants so I figured I had dropped down to size 20. I tried 6 pairs of pants on in size 20 trying to find ones to fit. They were all too big.
I actually cried tears of joy when I realized I wasn't going to find my size in the plus section.
For the first time in 20 years I walked over to the regular sized section of womens wear and picked pants off the rack.
In the change room I looked in the mirror and laughed and cried as I realized that I was now a size 18.
What a confidence booster that was. I felt I was getting somewhere. I felt I had accomplished something major. Was I ever happy.
You folks who have already experienced this know that feeling of euphoria. For you folks who are working toward it believe that every moment you work for it is well worth it.
So today I blasted down another challenge. The 5k walking challenge.
I have other challenges on the go now. The biggest one in my life right now is to keep on Sparking, to keep on exercising, to keep on eating healthy so I can soon go to the doctor and say, "Doc, I think it is now time to get rid of all these pills I'm taking."
That's my goal, that's my dream - to become the healthy individual I was meant to be without taking blood pressure meds, cholosterol lowering pills or those dreaded diabetic medications. That's what I am working toward.
While I'm working toward that goal I am really going to enjoy going through all those clothes racks in the regular size section of Sears. I am going to revel in the fact that I can outgarden my husband, outbowl my children and maybe halfway keep up with my grandkids in biking. : )
You know, I'm really looking forward to the next 30 years or so. I wonder how many challenges I can knock off in 30 years?
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Terence Corcoran, editor of the Financial Post, is one of Canada's leading business writers and editors. He became editor of the Financial Post, Canada's oldest business newspaper, when it was incorporated into the National Post, a new national newspaper launched in 1998. He joined the Post after 10 years as a columnist with The Globe and Mail. As a journalist, Mr. Corcoran has been writing on business and economic policy matters for most of the past 35 years, bringing a free-market perspective to Canadian economic and political affairs. He won awards for news reporting in 1976 and editorial writing in 1984. He was co-author of Public Money Private Greed, a best selling book on the a major Canadian real estate scandal surrounding the collapse of three Ontario trust companies in 1982. A graduate of Carleton University School of Journalism in Ottawa, Mr. Corcoran began his business writing career with Canadian Press in his native Montreal. He then moved to The Gazette, where he was business editor. In 1978, after a year of travel in Asia, he returned to Canada and settled in Toronto, first as associate editor of the Financial Times of Canada, then as managing editor, executive editor and editor. He moved to The Globe and Mail in 1989, where his column appeared until he moved to the National Post.
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Rochester, N.Y. -- It was a big win in court for the developers of a new apartment complex in the city Wednesday.
The city preservation board approved the building of 100 apartment units on University Avenue.
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Posted by: Phil Mintz on September 14, 2008
It's been a dramatic weekend on Wall Street, and by the time markets open Monday it looks like the venerable names of Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch will be on their way to becoming history. Just a few days ago, when Lehman began to totter, MBA career officers were taking a cautious view about hiring prospects. It's looking a lot dimmer now for folks hoping to get into finance. So let me pose this question: What do you think the fallout from this is going to look like? Anyone have job offers from Lehman and Merill?


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Luxury Goods Attracting More Consumers
NEW YORK, DEC. 6, 2003 (Zenit) - The usual concern over excessive consumerism at Christmas has a new twist this year: the growing popularity of luxury brands. A recent book, "Trading Up: The New American Luxury," observed that people are increasingly disposed to pay higher prices for what they see as premium products.
Coining a new phrase, authors Michael Silverstein and Neil Fiske examine how "New Luxury" goods and services are attracting middle-market consumers. "America is trading up, and it's good for both business and society," write Silverstein and Fiske, a senior vice president and ex-partner, respectively, of the Boston Consulting Group.
Consumers of these New Luxury goods fall in the income bracket of $50,000 to $200,000 a year. Some 47 million U.S. households have an annual income of $50,000 or more, and this adds up to nearly 122 million consumers "with the means and the desire to trade up," the book says. In 23 categories of consumer products and services, worth $1.8 trillion in annual sales, New Luxury products account for 19% of the total, with annual growth of 10% to 15%.
The luxury goods include even otherwise mundane household needs. A prestige trademark washer-dryer, for example, sells for more than $2,000, compared with conventional brands that retail for around $600. To their surprise, the authors came across numerous consumers from various backgrounds who assured them that possessing the higher-cost brand made them feel happier and a better person.
"In our fifty combined years of listening to consumers, we have never heard more heartfelt expressions of emotion about a product that even industry insiders think of as mundane and unworthy of much attention," marvel Silverstein and Fiske.
Other examples involve what are more commonly seen as luxury products. A premium set of golf clubs has seen one company soar to the No. 1 position in its field, when previously it was not even in the top 10. One consumer said that he had paid $3,000 for his premium clubs, as opposed to under $1,000 for a more conventional set, because "they make me feel rich."
The authors divide the New Luxury products into three major types. The first type is the accessible super-premium products. These are priced at or near the top of their category. But, being low-ticket items, they are still affordable to middle-market consumers. Example: a $28 bottle of premium vodka, as opposed to $16 for more ordinary brands.
The second type is the old luxury-brand extensions: lower-priced versions of products for the rich. Popular items here include cheaper models of top-range cars.
Third is the "masstige" goods, a term the authors use to refer to mass prestige goods that occupy a spot between mass and class and command a premium price. For example, toiletry products that carry a fancy brand name can mean a price difference of over 200%.
Fulfilling emotional needs
What is the appeal of New Luxury goods? The authors observe that they are typically based on the emotions and that consumers have a much stronger emotional engagement with them that with other goods. This compares to the very expensive old-style luxury goods that are based primarily on status, class and exclusivity. As well as the emotional factor, a New Luxury good must also have differences in design or technology.
Once consumers become convinced of the superiority of a product and form an emotional attachment to it, they are prepared to spend a disproportionate amount of income on it. This is done by scrimping on other expenditures. These consumers thus avoid middle-range products, trading down in some areas to save money, and in others going for a higher-price item.
Behind the New Luxury trend lie demographic and cultural causes. In terms of income, the earnings of the top quintile, households over $82,000, have risen nearly 70% in real terms over the last 30 years. As a result, now 21 million affluent households account for nearly 60% of discretionary spending power in the United States.
Another factor is the increased economic power of working women that has seen the number of two-income households rise dramatically. There are also more affluent singles with money to burn, as people delay entering marriage, or find themselves divorced and single once more. And the globalization of trade has made it easier to supply exotic products.
In terms of cultural factors, the authors note the increased number of consumers with university degrees and the growing numbers who have traveled overseas and discovered new tastes. Added to this is an increasing weight given to emotional self-satisfaction: "[W]e all receive countless messages every day -- especially from media influencers and celebrity endorsers -- urging us to reach for our ...
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The University of Michigan offers a wonderful range of academic programs for its students and among these is the opportunity for global study through the Center for Global and Intercultural Study. As Dean of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, I strongly support global education and recommend that students take advantage of the experience as part of their U-M education.
Global study through CGIS is integral to the LSA curriculum, and its programs are of a comparable academic rigor to courses offered here in Ann Arbor. Students who enroll in its programs earn credits which automatically count towards their U-M degree and can be used to satisfy various academic requirements.
I urge you, if you have not already done so, to encourage your son or daughter to consider global study while at U-M. It is an experience that enriches a student's years at Michigan and one which remains with the student for a lifetime.
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British cardinal to skip conclave; Benedict to allow earlier vote
|A 2010 photo shows Cardinal Keith Patrick O'Brien speaking to the media in Edinburgh, Scotland. Cardinal O'Brien resigned Monday Feb 25, 2013 due to allegations of misconduct. (AP Photo/Scott Campbell, File)
VATICAN CITY — In a season of startling change for the Catholic Church, the latest break with tradition was as unexpected as it was a wake-up call to the 115 men who will elect the next pope.
Britain's highest-ranking Catholic leader resigned and removed himself Monday from the upcoming conclave, saying he did not want allegations that he engaged in improper conduct with priests to be a distraction during the solemn process of choosing the next leader of the church's 1.2 billion-member flock.
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No, dont do it. They lost some of mine due to data redundancy checks failing and as such I lost years worth of work
I have seen pcworld do an online backup service (knowhow), you get 1tb for £25 a year. What checks would you do to see if it was ok to use for having an offsite backup of students and teachers work? It is 256 encrypted.
It mounts an extra drive (L) on your computer / server. I was thinking of running a backup file to it and then using the service to backup the files. I know it would probably take a while to do but maybe worth a shot for £25. We are currently paying £70 a month for 150gb upload.
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No, dont do it. They lost some of mine due to data redundancy checks failing and as such I lost years worth of work
Personal files as well as some school files
I wouldn't bother simply because it's PC World.
PCWs online backup service is actually powered by LiveDrive. From looking at their terms of use, I would say it's a non-starter for schools (section 1.6.3 being one example).
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"when it was revealed that the NSA had actually, and pretty amazingly, undermined hardware random number generators on widely available chips"
Such a thing was never revealed.
"I have no idea if the NSA convinced Intel to do this with the hardware random number generator it embedded into its CPU chips, but I do know that it could." (could meaning it is conceivable here, he doesn't investigate anything about feasibility)
No one ever showed that the NSA did this. No one even tried.
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Meant to evoke the great service kitchens of the past, this kitchen has a tiled barrel-vault ceiling and rough-coat plaster walls that Gambrel calls "decidedly back of house." For cozy but stylish dining, Saarinen-inspired brass bases by Julian Chichester were paired with a custom concrete top from Soupcan. Bistro chairs, Serena & Lily.


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Congressman Charles Rangel received a warm welcome in Harlem Tuesday during his first public appearance since it was recommended he be censured on ethics violations. NY1's Grace Rauh filed the following report.
He may be on the ropes in Washington, but Congressman Charlie Rangel received a hero's welcome in Harlem Tuesday.
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But Rangel is now turning his attention to more local matters, like handing out turkeys at his annual Thanksgiving giveaway.
"It just seems to me that I have a moral obligation to take care of them, and then when I get to Washington, take care of me," Rangel said.
The full House is expected to vote on the censure recommendation after Thanksgiving. Rangel won't say whether he plans to fight it. He's also staying mum on whether he will serve out the rest of his term.
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, Steve Jones dusts off his suit for the live shows! Yes, we finally get to see what this Englishman does. Five of the 17 acts will be leaving the show tonight. (That's two from the Girls and one from each of the remaining groups.)
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Brian "Astro" Bradley
Complete with gold skinny jeans, Astro comes out full force old school with "Jump." I'm sure everyone remembers this kid's arrogance, but he still knows how to get a crowd hype. It's only strange, though, that this kid hasn't yet hit puberty, but he has about six or seven good looking female dancers backing him up.
Chris Rene
The mood mellows out for Chris to take the stage with "Love Don't Live Here Anymore." Some pitchy notes here and there, but his stage presence makes up for it. "There's a genuine truthfulness" as Paula comments about Chris and I have to agree.
Philip Lomax
Fans of Philip Lomax may want to scroll down from here. Singing "I'm A Believer," Lomax comes across super cheesy and flat. It's reminiscent of a Vegas show. This is my pick to leave the Boys category, without a doubt.
Marcus Canty
You mean, "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?" is making a comeback? Marcus has a great voice, don't get me wrong. He's great on stage, especially with an entourage of backup dancers, but this song just does not work for him. Plus, the song is obviously not a happy one, yet he's jumping around smiling. I'm confused.
L.A. hardly has time to think!
Leaving the competition first is...
Philip Lomax
. I knew it!
Groups - Paula Abdul
The Stereo Hogzz
The Houston natives amp up the Otis Redding classic "Tenderness." For a minute, I thought I accidentally changed the channel for MTV. The Hogzz broke out some amazing moves! Plus the harmonies jell perfectly. Good job, Paula!
The Brewer Boys
Is there a reason everyone is singing old songs? The brothers take on a stripped down version of "Faith." Things were working in their favor until the tune went "folky." It's a fun performance, but does it hold up to the others? L.A. doesn't seem to think so. I'm making my prediction again with The Brewer Boys.
There's just so many of them. A "Footlose" medley takes on a new energy with all these kids, for sure. The harmonies were nice, the dance moves worked, and their style is age appropriate. Simon calls it "the equivalent of a music miracle."
Lakoda Rayne
"Come On Eileen" meets sparkly Hammer pants in this girl group. The girls sound good, but they simply don't add up. I guess I'm the only one that feels this way. Simon commends Paula on her job with these girls and with tears in her eyes; she kisses him too close to the mouth.
Time to toss Paula the tissue!
Say goodbye to...
The Brewer Boys
. I am two for two!
Over 30s - Nicole Scherzinger
Dexter Haygood
Oh my gosh! Dexter Haygood is singing Britney Spears' "Womanizer" and "I Kissed a Girl" by Katy Perry. My mind is blown to bits and pieces. Should I even mention that his dancers look like the iconic ladies from Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love" video crossed with The Matrix. Plus Dexter looks like the funky version of Sgt. Pepper. Yet compared to what is still to come, Dexter will probably leave tonight.
LeRoy Bell
Okay, so the older contestants are taking on newer songs. I understand. LeRoy is singing Pink's "Nobody Knows." A beautiful song sung by a beautiful voice. How can you not like this guy? Simon says he could mentor him better, but Nicole quickly stands up for LeRoy, congratulating him.
Stacey Francis
Is it Stacey or a mother hen? This feather jacket really took my attention. Anyways, her voice works flawlessly with "One More Try." Her outfit and disco lighting was all wrong, but one cannot deny Stacey's talent.
Josh Krajcik
Josh's almost a-capella version of "Forever Young" makes me think I've tuned into a Fox special all for him. With ballet dancers in spotlights behind him, all you really need is his voice.
Nicole is winging it!
Next to leave
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Dexter Haygood
. One more category to go. Can I make it four for four?
Girls - Simon
Simone Battle
She said she wants to be the next big female popstar and things look that way, at least. Singing "Just Be Good to Me," Simone should just on her vocals a bit more. L.A. holds nothing back and gets pretty rude, asking Simon why he ever sent Simone through. I think Simone will be one of the two Simon sends home.
Rachel Crow
The youngest contestant brings Bieber into the mix. Rachel is signing a mash up of "Where Did Our Love Go?" and "Baby." Everything about the performance works. Great vocals, lovely look, and that cute smile make for a fantastic package.
Drew Ryniewcz
Now known as "Drew," her performance of "What a Feeling" is simple and like a folk song. She sits on stage backed by only a piano. Not one of my favorites, but it's alright. We may have seen Drew for the last time tonight, as well.
Tiah Tolliver
Tiah is definitely not my favorite in the competition, but "Sweet Dreams" is, by far, one of my favorite songs. Put the two together and I'm thinking okay maybe I should give her another chance. The costumes are gothic and her theatrics match the creepy mood perfectly. Although, her pitch is still, well, pitchy in places. Would be great to see this one out of controversy.
Melanie Amaro
A perfect match! Melanie meets Whitney Houston with "I Have Nothing." There's no way Simon can send this girl home again after making that mistake last week. Best performance of the night. I predict Melanie Amaro is America's first X Factor winner!
Simon says...
The last two contestants leaving the competition this evening are...
Simone Battle and Tiah Tolliver!
So I pretty much got them all right!
Leaving us tonight are Philip Lomax, The Brewer Boys, Dexter Haygood, Simone Battle and Tiah Tolliver
. Tune in next week to another live show of
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Err on the Side of Welcoming
There is a great article on the website JewishinStLouis.org by Rabbi Hyim Shafner of Bais Abraham Congregation in St. Louis (whose writings can also be found at www.morethodoxy.org). As an Orthodox rabbi, he understands the need for maintaining tradition and that Orthodoxy "is by definition something that has walls and limits." The walls, he says, are supposed to protect them from potential evil from without, but "what happens when those walls keep out important Jewish values such as Jewish unity, loving the Jewish people and one's neighbors, and engaging all the Jewish people in Jewish life?"
He uses the example of an intermarried family. What rituals can the spouse of another background partake in during services? Can the family even become members? When and intermarried family – or LGBT Jews, or Jews who don't keep kosher – approaches and wants to become involved, what do you do?
Rabbi Shafner's response is simple, and one we wholeheartedly agree with: "I believe we must err, in an extreme way, on the side of welcoming." He writes that when there seems to be a conflict between the "realm of laws between us and others than between us and G-d," we must be stricter in the laws between us and others. For example, he recounts the tale of Abraham greeting the strangers. Abraham left God's presence to greet idol worshipers because being welcoming is paramount.
Abraham's actions should serve as a blueprint for how we act towards anyone who approaches the Jewish community, regardless of background (and it's this episode that inspired us to create the Big Tent Judaism Coalition). The barriers we have erected over the years may have kept out some evils, but at what cost? We know what happens when these walls keep out important Jewish values – we end up with shrinking affiliation rates and less Jewish participation.
In this upcoming New Year, let's all strive to remove those barriers that keep unaffiliated individuals and families from finding a deeper connection to Judaism. The warmth with which we welcome all those who approach will lead to a more engaged and dynamic Jewish community.
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I was applying to the Bronfman Foundation for tzedokoh purposes and came into your section/website and am confused.
Did you say that the "3 strangers were idolaters?".
The only strangers I know about were the 3 angels in Parashat Vayeireh
who visited Avrohom after his circumcision and whilst he was waiting at his tent: he was in conversation with H-shem.
The 3 malachim came to give Avraham 3 different messages.
Since his (and the Jewish nation's) foundation was chessed, he left H-shem's presence and ran towards them to welcome them, and give them water and food. the rest you know.
If I am wrong, please clarify.
I am also reading the Chumash Stone Edition to confirm this.
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During the 1930s and 40s the Lilliput Troupe, a beloved and successful family of singers and actors, dazzled with their vaudeville programme and unique performances. The only all-dwarf show of the time, their small stature earned them fame and, ironically, ultimately saved their lives. As Hitler's war descended, the Ovitz family seven of whom were dwarfs was plunged into the horrors of the darkest moments in modern history. Descending from the cattle train into the death camp of Auschwitz, they were separated from other Jewish victims on the orders of one Dr Joseph Mengele, the Angel of Death'. Obsessed with eugenics, Dr Mengele carried out a series of loathsome experiments on the family and developed a disturbing fondness for his human lab-rats, so much so that when the Russian army liberated Auschwitz, all members of the family the youngest, a baby boy just eighteen months old; the oldest, a 58-year-old woman were still alive. Based on exhaustive research and interviews with Perla Ovitz, the troupe's last-surviving member, and scores of Auschwitz survivors, authors Yehuda Koren and Eilat Negev deftly describe the moving and inspirational story of this remarkable family and their indomitable will to survive.less
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304 pages; ISBN 9781849545549
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Title: Giants
Author: Eilat Negev; Yehuda Koren
304 pages; ISBN 9781849545549
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Title: Giants
Author: Eilat Negev; Yehuda Koren
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