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It's a hard task for Nintendo to make enough amiibo to meet demand, but not over-produce what is essentially a bit of plastic with not much actual game play for what are short-lived gaming systems. People are already excited that there could be a new console design unveiled at E3. So how many years are these things going to be valid for? Will they be compatible with any new console? Over-production could be a disaster. Sitting with a satisfied smile though, thinking of scalpers losing money on stock they imported when costs were very high and now won't gain them a profit. Ahh, shame!
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Not bothered about shut down of hacks, though certainly region-locking needs to go. You could buy an import system if you're that bothered though. Want to play retro games? Buy a retro console. For other hacks, it's about cheating in game (too dumb or lazy to do it the proper way? and there's AR) or deliberate fraud to get games and content for free. Gold pants mii hack is useful since Nintendo do not release them, but did that without an illegal flashcard. A way to back up game data would be good too. Yeah, games locked to NNID and can be redownloaded to a new console if stolen, dies in a fire etc. But what about the hours put in on Pokemon games and streetpass etc? I want that data kept safe. So, Nintendo, we need a proper account system and the removal of region locking. I hate scumbag pirates, but you could combat piracy by providing the (legitimate) things your consumer base is clamouring after as well as by shutting down hacks.
And I played through that awful cave, where a wild pokemon appears every two steps, for an hour in GAME Birmingham on the Eon release ticket day! All that effort and now it's a code? Hmph!
Does show that the StreetPass relays still aren't good enough in some parts of the world. And StreetPass can be one of the best elements of the 3DS. That's Nintendo though. Great promise, poor delivery in some respects. Recipe for frustration.
@Bushido_Fai Thanks! Japanese import looks like it's the only way to go. I don't think there's any difference in amiibo from different regions except the packaging. I assume there's some code stored in the base in some kind of binary or other computer type language and that it simply communicates something to the game in that binary computer language (or whatever it is) to activate locked content. Doesn't matter then what region the game is from and all the amiibo can be the same.
That's how it works in my head, anyway...
I hope Walmart doesn't get enough stock to supply pre-orders. Then, to fulfill orders, scalpers have to buy from other scalpers at an even higher cost. That would be karma indeed.
Go on, Nintendo, cancel the exclusivity deal and sell directly! Prove you're on the side of your customers and are not willing to subsidize the exploitative profiteers. Willing to bet people would pay twice the rrp to get it from you, instead giving money away to scalpers.
Shulk amiibo unlocks some stuff too! If anyone could only find a Shulk... The fact that there are no bundles with him is not reassuring. Just gives extra tokens for character models and music tracks that can be bought. it says. So is that a discount if you have Shulk amiibo? Is the extra content otherwise available? How much, because £53 is expensive even if it does come with faceplates and a theme? I'd be much happier if the amiibo was included at that price.
Might even be tempted to get some stuff on Ebay if someone could let the Japanese know that it would be best not to have free shipping. When shipping is included in the purchase price, it means that something worth about £10 goes up to over the threshold for customs VAT so then I get stuck with say £17 cost (item and shipping), then £8 customs processing and then 20% of the £17. I'd rather pay £14 for an item and £6 shipping to avoid those unnecessary customs fees. Can't speak Japanese though...
This is expressly to avoid paying for content so yeah, needs patching. Cheat devices and other hacks that do not involve the avoidance of paying for what you have in game are one thing, but something that exists just to avoid paying is not an okay use of any hacker's time, no matter how talented they may be. Might think it gains them kudos, but it's still not right.
I was a bit miffed at the statement put out on Facebook about the release of wave 4 amiibo. Technically, they did say that Sonic and Mega Man, part of wave 4 amiibo, are out now, but it was worded as if all wave 4 amiibo are in shops now with Sonic and Mega Man being part of that range. Small, but significant distinction. I felt deceived, knowing that Shulk, Meta Knight and Dedede are not in stock anywhere. Doesn't really matter I suppose, but can't stand PR crapology.
There's no photo of an actual amiibo so hard to tell. Not really all that tempting a concept though. A bit showy/blingy/common/pretentious/unnecessary? Not sure what I mean, but not appealing. Some of the repainted amiibo on Etsy look way more inspired. Anything special about these amiibo in game? Think I can live without these.
Anyone know if there's a place where different firmware can be flashed to a new unit, EU on an NTSC console and vice versa?
Owning both a New 3DS and a New 3DS XL, I much prefer the smaller version as it's much more comfortable to hold and play. And the fingerprints that jump onto the XL's outside cover make it look cheap and beaten up. I'll be getting rid of the XL.
Good on her for doing the right thing! Humanity is often so inhumane, it's reassuring to find kindness and decency around.
A bit of a damning indictment on all societies that a kind and honest act is considered unusual though. I'm liking the sound of New Zealand.
Also, there don't seem to be any Club Nintendo stars for Wii downloads. And the next wave of amiibo will be released on Friday so they also will be competing for my dosh this week.
Lots of temporary discounts. Shame about no discount for Kirby though...that's the one I really wanted.
Noooo!! all those scalpers who flogged the Ambassador Edition on Ebay will now have another thing to hike the price up on! Hope that there are so many on there, that the price goes way down.
I don't like piracy, but there are a couple of things that Nintendo could do to make it less tempting - remove region locking and release things worldwide. I used ninjhax (not piracy, but hacking) with the required game to install a gold pants mii on an old console in order to get the "ten special mii" accomplishment on my other consoles because Nintendo simply does not release enough special miis in the EU, about a quarter of the number in the US and gaps of 18 months between releases. I'd like to play the Animal Crossing photo app, but the EU doesn't even have Photos with Mario yet, so not hopeful about a release here. Still no Scribblenauts Unmasked. Sorely tempted to get a card to play, but will not. Can understand those who do though for such reasons. Consider myself law-abiding, but can still feel the temptation.
Glad NintendoLife has chosen amiibo for the plural too. It sounds better than amiiboes/amiibos, but it's driving me mad that I don't know why. Is it a made up word or does it mean anything in Japanese?
Even with the most powerful electron microscope known to man, it would still be impossible for me to locate my interest in this game. Chase monsters, kill monsters, repeat, die of boredom. I'll be playing Majora's Mask, thank you.
Meh, not bothered for any of this. Multiplayer has the risk of poor connections, cheats and well, just idiots doing the digital equivalent of seeing who's got the biggest..
Thanks for that! Already have the white regular and that is my favourite of them all. Will upgrade to an XL too, but will go for the black as opposed to the blue because I don't like the outside colour much - inside blue looks fine. Would have preferred red or white. May not have to wait that long anyway - a new design about every month.
Not surprised by this, but disappointed in humanity. Always needing to take advantage to the detriment of others, then justifying with some spurious rhetoric about freedoms and seizing opportunities. It is exploiting the situation to pre-order limited stock with the sole intention of reselling immediately at an inflated price. That's Capitalism? Sounds more like profiteering to me.
I don't really like the MMN3DS XL. gasp It's too showy/blingy for me. I really like the white N3DS, which I already have. I don't understand why it isn't being released in the US. "'Cos we decided not to" is not an acceptable explanation. Not just the firmware that's region-locked - Nintendo is not global, it's 3 separate regional companies
But the name is ridiculous in whatever region - search for "New 3DS" and you get all 3DS consoles ever released - they are new, but they're not the "New 3DS".
I really like the embossed faceplates so have pre-ordered those. Would have liked a red XL too, but no go here in the UK. A bit crappy all round really, but particularly crappy for those in the US who wanted the regular and have no options at all for it. How's that for expanding consumer choice?
If they don't think they'll sell as many, why not simply produce fewer of the regular-sized model? They could use the same production run as for other regions - it's just the firmware and packaging that's different, isn't it? Cover plates could then be imported. Really wish Ninty would act with more transparency and coherency. Nintendo presents itself as a global company, but it operates as 3 distinct regional companies. They seem to be oblivious that people from all over the world talk to each other! I really like my regular white N3DS, but would go with a red XL also if it were available in the EU.
I have an email from Nintendo asking for my experiences as a Nintendo customer. Now, how to be tactful...
I'd like to know WHY they let different territories make such vastly different decisions. Maybe there are sound economic reasons, but they never tell us. I also fail to see how witholding products from certain regions when demand is apparent can be good for customer relations. Thinking especially about the Club Nintendo sites here - if it's free, then claiming things won't sell will not wash. I would like to see a fairer worldwide business approach. Abandoning region locking would eliminate much of this, it would seem.
@rjejr In previous generations I believe that generalisation is probably correct The regular n3DS has screens that are slightly bigger so it doesn't feel as much of a downgrade as I suspected, so we'll have to wait and see for this generation. If anything, the (original) 3DS XL now feels clunky, but I don't know about the n3DS XL. I expect the XL model might outsell the regular in all regions because of the bigger screens, though the real bonus is extended battery life for me.
I'm not keen on the 2DS design either. I wonder if in Japan the market was already considered saturated? I think the 2DS is aimed as a budget model for emerging markets. Gaming does tend to be about a third more expensive in Europe compared to the US so that might account for an EU release, but not sure why they bothered in the US unless to tap into emerging South American markets.
For the n3DS releases, I wonder if they are testing the Western markets in the EU to see whether it would be worth it for the US or perhaps whether it is a simple stock issue. I do wish they'd unify decisions a bit more and explain the decisions they take. Variation across regions is crazy and decisions are baffling at times.
As for the charger, could not including one be an eco move? Less fuel for transport because the package weighs less, less packaging (conveniently missing the point that chargers will have to be bought and sent seperately anyway)? These initiatives attract subsidies worldwide. The EU has had chargerless XLs from the beginning. US is just catching up. And, of course, it saves them money. All of their decisions are about maximising profit in the end, even if they do provide some fantastic experiences for consumers along the way.
@rjejr That makes a lot of sense, apart from the regular being just for kids! Hmm, thanks... It actually feels really good in my hands when I play and I really like the idea of keeping it fresh by changing the cover plates. Will keep it looking new too if there are any scratches, though I don't like many of the cover plate designs. Have always used a case protector on all my 3ds consoles, but that means I can't use the charging cradle and it covers up the design. I really want a white XL with cover plates!!!
@jos Cheers! I used the first code listed.
@RupeeClock I've already seen this on Ebay for £55 (pre-order), so yes, definitely some scalping going to happen I have nothing against Ebay and use it all the time, but you do have to be aware.
@Tsurii897 The Club Nintendo account is linked to the Nnid and not the console so it makes no difference which console one is on once the nnid is registered. Anyway, have transferred everything and there is nothing in my Club Nintendo account so it would appear there isn't a mechanism to register a new console if an existing nnid is transferred to it
@Tsurii897 Perhaps, but my NNID is already registered because I've had it on another system for ages so cannot be re-registered, which means that there's nothing for the new console unless a new account is created (which is against the EULA). Hoping for something more...
I want everything listed in the article! N3DS release date, increased amiibo integration, new loyalty possibilities (there's no Club Nintendo pin with any N3DS!) and games, games and more games!
Just really pleased this is happening Surely a n3ds release date, but otherwise info on anything else they've got coming up will be a bonus. As always, more special miis please!
@ZenTurtle @Peach64 You have some valid points there, but this is the chance to play a seriously sweeter system before general launch (which will be when?) and MH3 is compatible with the new c stick. Other games, smash esp, play better IMHO because it feels more responsive. Also, the face plates feature makes this the preferred model for some, despite the smaller screens. My XL feels clunky after having played on my imported faceplate edition. Wondering whether I'll bother with a new XL at all.
I like the sound and look of this. Likely to pick it up. Wii U eshop is picking up nicely (with minimal exceptions). Now, if we could only have worldwide releases. It costs an awful lot to lauch a game though, so small studios are a bit hampered :/
And again, this has nothing to do with how big/good/huge a fan you are. Ambassador in this case simply means you get to try the system before others. It is random luck. Those claiming they have bought loads, have had a system since day one, nope, that's not why you got an email! Plenty of others in the same position did not. The original Ambassador program was a reward for purchasing early. This is not a reward of any kind - it's a lucky dip. What if their criteria is the number of letters in your name? Or whether you've downloaded a particular game? Or whether you haven't participated in other promotions? Or whether a randomiser chooses your email from a list? You're not special, you're just lucky. And if you've listed on Ebay for £500, well then you're also a bit of a mercenary. How long from seeing the email to having dollar signs spinning in front of your eyes? Or pounds at least.
@gspro15198 I wouldn't be surprised to see something amiibo being released for the plaza. There are those unknown accomplishments 55-64 that no-one in the world has got yet... I'm hoping anyway. If not, what the hell are they then?
Has it been confirmed that The New 3DS will not launch until June in the EU? Darkhaste is stating that in his/her listing for the Ambassador model on Ebay. As far as I know that's hogwash and a lie used to artificially increase value. If I'm mistaken I apologise, but... where's the proof? And there's no way to report it to Ebay as false because the options are too restricted in the reporting tool.
Unless you are selling at cost with extra for fees only, then you are cashing in. At least have the balls to admit that. That absolutely is your right. But you can't expect people who would really have liked the deal not to feel a bit annoyed - you have something they would like and you're not even going to keep it, just selling it for profit. Even if someone is happy to buy it at well over cost that still doesn't mean you're not cashing in. Is there no-one who scrutinises their choices and takes responsibility for their actions for what they are? Continually justifying a position makes that position seem rather wobbly in your own mind. I don't care what you do, but I do think you should be self-aware.
This is not Nintendo's fault. They don't hold a moral compass over each and every Club Nintendo member! How would that even be possible? This is nothing to do with being a true fan. It's an arbitrary, random system of choosing a select few members, nothing whatsoever to do with worth or merit.
It is unquestiongly exploitative - a seller knows there is high demand and low availablity and they can make some money so they list on Ebay. The issue arises over whether that exploitation is morally okay. No-one is actually forced to buy, but if they want it they must choose whether it's worth it for them. Listing publically is a service to the buyer in one sense since it makes available a product that otherwise would not be.
However, I still feel a little aggrieved when I see these things for sale at outrageous prices when it is clearly about cashing in, no matter how anyone defends it. If sellers were not acting like mercenaries might they not offer to purchase at cost for someone else? Clearly not, because it's listed on Ebay at well over cost.
It's not to do with being signed up to all promotional emails. I am and did not get an email. It's not lots of stars/points either because I have loads of those too. And it's not being an ambassador because I am that. It must be something else.
@Damo Feeling your pain. I am crushed not to be considered worthy. Someone else ordered it for me via their account so I'll get it anyway, but still :/
The EU/US saga is still shambolic. Nintendo does not have a worldwide policy for promotions/releases/Club Nintendo etc and it isn't fair for consumers. They don't seem to want to address it though. However, I can't see this not coming to the US. Anyway really, it's just the faceplates that are unique, nothing else is special, so I expect you'll be able to buy those on Ebay pretty soon.
Anybody know what the Japanese says?
I got Squids Odyssey on 3DS last week and, sure enough, it was automatically on my Wii U too! There was, however, no information whatsoever about this cross-buy promotion at any point...
Damn middle-class infiltration of ideas into the subconscious! When I first saw Coaster Creator listed there I really thought it was an app for designing coasters (you know, the things you put under drinks to not mark the table). I'm so old and sad :/
Might check out Crunchy Roll, though content will have to be good for me to shell out for a subscription. Underground and Chariot might be worth getting too depending on the reviews/descriptions. But I have such a backloggery of other games, things are going to have to really grab me if I'm to get them at the moment.
I'd like a mii amiibo, but how this could be implemented without the figure being either outrageously expensive as a one-off or desperately disappointing as a mii logo or generic mii, I do not know. Perhaps a digital picture? I'd like more game compatibility too. They don't do much except in Smash and Smash is a great game, but not for me having now had a good go at playing. Stock shortages are shambolic, though whether this is a stroke of genius on Nintendo's part to create and prolong hype or simple incompetence somewhere in the supply chain, again I cannot say.
There are still a few unknown plaza accomplishments. I'd love to know what they are. Surely it's time to reveal those this year? Amiibo accomplishments maybe? Othewise, I'm looking forward to Majora's Mask and some of the eshop titles. An amiibo streetpass plaza game for the new 3ds launch would be sweet.


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29 January 2015 1:15 PM, PST | CinemaNerdz | See recent CinemaNerdz news »
When reviewing a movie intended for a younger audience, I try to put myself in the shoes of the film's key demographic. With a movie like Paddington, I immediately found myself whisked away into the world of everyone's favorite bear from deepest, darkest Peru. Watching the movie brought back my childhood memories of reading Michael Bond's book series. I'm happy to report that the film captures the charm, whimsy, wit, and joy that ooze off the pages of the books.
Paddington opens up with a quick prologue explaining the discovery of Paddington's Aunt Lucy and Uncle Pastuzo followed by how, and why, Paddington found his way inside London's Paddington Station with a tag around his neck with a request to "please look after this bear" like a child evacuee from World War II. Once in London, Paddington finds himself taken in by the Brown »
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16 January 2015 9:42 AM, PST | HollywoodChicago.com | See recent HollywoodChicago.com news »
Chicago – It may prove hard to recall an era of talking creatures in live-action movies before the napalm hellfire of "Alvin and the Chipmunks" or "The Smurfs." But, lest we forget, "Babe" has more Academy Awards than "The Master." Arriving at the coy and wise time of the film year where expectations are either golden or underneath the barrel, talking bear Paddington arrives stateside as a well-behaved throwback to brighter days for a simple genre, with an efficient sense of humor and a few globs of vision, too.
Rating: 3.5/5.0
Voiced with clear-eyed wonder by Ben Whishaw, cheery children's book icon Paddington is a Peruvian bear with both a refined English vernacular and ravenousness for orange marmalade, attributes learned from British artifacts left by visiting explorer Montgomery Clyde. When Paddington's home is destroyed in an earthquake, the young bear stows away to foggy London to meet the revered adventurer. »
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Here are the films opening theatrically in the U.S. the week of Friday, January 16th. (Synopses provided by distributor unless listed otherwise.) Wide Blackhat Director: Michael Mann Cast: Chris Hemsworth, Viola Davis, Tang Wei, Leehom Wang, Manny Montana, William Mapother, Archie Kao, Spencer Garrett, John Ortiz, Holt McCallany Synopsis: "Set within the world of global cybercrime, 'Blackhat' follows a furloughed convict and his American and Chinese partners as they hunt a high-level cybercrime network from Chicago to Los Angeles to Hong Kong to Jakarta." Criticwire Grade Average: C+ (8 reviews) Paddington Director: Paul King Cast: Ben Whishaw, Nicole Kidman, Peter Capaldi, Michael Gambon, Imelda Staunton, Sally Hawkins, Julie Walters, Hugh Bonneville, Jim Broadbent, Matt Lucas, Matt King, Samuel Joslin, Ancuta Breaban, Daniel Westwood, Dominic Coleman Synopsis: "A young Peruvian bear with a passion for all things British travels to London in search »
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16 January 2015 6:48 AM, PST | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
January films are often rather ghastly. Whether they be comedy, action, or otherwise, chances are you will have an unfortunate time in the theater when seeing a film in January, unless you are seeing the awards contenders from the previous year. Family films are also quite the crapshoot, with most of them being rather insufferable. Combine the two together, and you are headed for the disaster. So, when the swath of positive reviews of Paddington started to come out, I was a bit shocked. You have to be joking! But as it turns out, this story about a bear becoming part of a middle-class British family is exactly the movie I wanted to see. The bear I speak of is the titular Paddington (his "bear name" is a little too hard to pronounce), voiced by the charming Ben Whishaw. Decades earlier, his aunt (Imelda Staunton) and uncle (Michael Gambon) were »
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15 January 2015 9:59 PM, PST | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
Just what we need, another cute kids' movie about a lovable, talking animal. Children can't seem to get enough of these movies, despite how dreadfully awful they usually are, by most adults' standards. Spy on parents some time while they treat their little ones to these chatty creature films and you're likely to find most of them struggling to grin and bear the experience. Yeah. See what I did there?
Normally, you'd be hard pressed to find me caught anywhere near one of these movies. There are, of course, always those rare exceptions that lead you to eat that bitter N word… "never." This is why I try and never say never about a film, unless its in the title. Paddington (2014) is a family-friendly film, and by that I mean its friendly for the entire family, children and adults. The film is based upon the beloved books by author Michael Bond, »
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15 January 2015 9:00 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
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Disclaimer: This review is in regards to the version released earlier in UK cinemas, which did not seem to feature Pharrell Williams and Gwen Stefani's single "Shine". As such, this reviewer can not vouch for the recently released song's presence in any scene alterations for the North American release. I would, however, like to publicly request that Mr. Williams' song "Happy" be pulled from the radio. Thank you.
A big screen, CG-assisted adaptation of Michael Bond's beloved Paddington Bear book series could have gone so horribly wrong, becoming yet another offender in the line-up of pandering kids-aimed film atrocities like Yogi Bear, Garfield, and The Smurfs. Thankfully made with clear love for the material and smart execution from writer-director Paul King, Paddington is instead a welcome breath of fresh air in a family film market that, »
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At first sight, Paddington Bear looks monstrous, his creepy photorealistic fur bringing to mind 2010's astonishingly misconceived Yogi Bear. You can almost hear the soft, squelching sound as audience's hearts sink, the sound of teeth gritting as they prepare for yet another sacrilegious plundering of a beloved children's classic. What nightmares are we going to have to endure? Is Paddington Bear going to have an attitude? Is he going to wear a puffa jacket? Oh god.. he's going to rap, isn't he?
This consuming sense of dread isn't director Paul King's fault. It's just that we've been burned so many times by overblown, gagless, soulless cinematic abortions that we expect the worst; to look into the eyes of a CG bear is to see a grinning studio exec staring back (probably doing some warped approximation of the hated "Dreamworks face").
This is a pity, »
- David James
14 January 2015 12:13 PM, PST | ShockYa | See recent ShockYa news »
Title: Paddington Director: Paul King Starring: Ben Whishaw, Nicole Kidman, Sally Hawkins, Hugh Bonneville, Samuel Joslin and Madeleine Harris Finding your rightful place in society, no matter how polite and full of heart you are, can be a taunting experience for anyone. But that harrowing adventure can be even more terrifying for a young person-or bear-who has unwavering faith in the kindness of others. That charmingly innocent confidence is powerfully tested in the new compelling family comedy, 'Paddington,' which is based on the 'Paddington Bear' children's books by Michael Bond. The film, which was directed by English helmer Paul King, who also co-wrote the script with Hamish McColl, powerfully emphasizes [ Read More ]
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14 January 2015 7:00 AM, PST | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
Paddington Bear's first night in a home with the Brown family is full of excitement -- perhaps a little too much excitement.
In this exclusive clip from "Paddington," the little Peruvian bear experiments with toothbrushes, tries mouthwash, and inadvertently floods the entire bathroom. This exclusive gives you a good idea of how great "Paddington" looks, with its fabulous mix of CG and live action; the wind ruffling Paddington's fur looks just as awesome as the Browns' cute London house.
Even though American audiences are usually suspicious of January releases, we can reassure you from firsthand experience that "Paddington" rocks. If you don't believe us, maybe you'll believe the millions of people who saw it since its opening in the UK in November. This marmalade-loving bear even beat out "The Hunger Games" at the UK box office, which is no small feat.
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14 January 2015 7:00 AM, PST | Cineplex | See recent Cineplex news »
Hugh Bonneville celebrated his 51st birthday recently, but he hasn't lost touch with the little boy he once was.
It explains why the British actor known the world over as the sensible Lord Grantham from TV's "Downton Abbey" jumped at the chance to play the human father to a CGI bear in the family-friendly Paddington.
"Paddington the bear was very much a part of my childhood," says Bonneville on the line from London, England. "The character emerged from the books of Michael Bond, first written in 1958, so they've been around a long time and as I say have formed part of the tapestry of my childhood."
Blessed with a melodious voice that manages to sound both comforting and slightly stern, Bonneville began his career in theatre and then found success in British television where he's appeared in more than 60 shows and small-screen films.
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John Bey lives in Susquehanna Township and is a veteran of 25 years in the Pennsylvania State Police. He has held a variety of positions in the state police, from serving on the force's Special Emergency Response Team for eight years to being director of the state police's Heritage Affairs Office. Bey is currently director of training for the Bureau of Training and Education of the state police.
Bey is also a senior master sergeant in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, where he has served for 28 years.
Bey is one of three finalists Middletown Borough Council is considering as the town's next police chief. Council's public safety committee presented Bey to the public tonight following a closed-door interview with Bey that lasted about 30 minutes. The committee then asked Bey four questions in open session. Afterward, the committee adjourned the meeting and Bey spent about 20 minutes answering questions from residents, until no more questions were left.
Close to 20 residents attended the session, including several other borough council members, and two uniformed members of the Middletown Police Department.
The public safety committee is to meet with the two other candidates in closed-door interviews starting at 4 p.m. Monday afternoon, after which these two finalists are also expected to be presented to the public before the full council meets at 7 p.m. Of the two other finalists, one is from the area and the other is from the midwest.
One of the residents asked Bey why he wants to leave the state police.
"It's time," Bey said. "I have over 25 years" with the state police. "I'm ready to get back down into boots on the ground."
Bey said he has been "reading the papers" and is well-aware of the challenges and issues that confront the borough and its police department. He said the department needs a "180-degree" turnaround and a change of culture.
"I understand that it is a beehive I would be coming into," Bey said of Middletown. "You just have to give me some time."
Bey said as chief he would seek to form a "Middletown Advisory Council" made up of citizens in the community from different ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. The council would also include the police chief and have representation from business owners, the faith-based community, and the borough council. Bey said the council would hold regular meetings "to begin to get our finger on the pulse of the community."
Bey said as chief he would emphasize training and accountability in the police department. In response to a question from Public Safety Committee Chairman Scott Sites regarding relations with Penn State Harrisburg, Bey said he knows this is a priority of Mayor James Curry so it would be his priority too. Bey said he would meet with the Penn State Harrisburg police chief toward developing an "action plan" to address college functions and activities that could impact the town.
One potential stumbling block could be a requirement Sites mentioned that the new chief move into Middletown within 15 months of accepting the job. Bey said he just built a new home in Susquehanna Township and would have to discuss the issue with his family. He noted he would only be 13 miles away from Middletown.
Sites said the residency requirement is in writing, but he also suggested there could be some flexibility regarding the issue.
Bey said if the borough chooses him as chief, he would be here for "a long time."
"We all know that change is difficult but change is also good," he said. "I'm not from Middletown, I'm not beholden to anybody and I don't owe anybody favors…there will be no hidden agendas."
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Middletown residents can meet one of three finalists to be the borough's next chief of police at the borough hall on Tuesday, July 15.
Councilor Scott Sites, chairman of Middletown Borough Council's Public Safety Committee, said one of the three finalists cannot attend the July 21 meeting that the committee had set for residents to meet all three candidates. So the committee set a meeting for Tuesday so residents can meet that candidate. Residents also will be able to meet the other two candidates during the Monday, July 21 meeting.
As for Tuesday night, Sites said that the committee will interview the candidate behind closed doors starting at 5:15 p.m. He expected this interview to last from 30 minutes to an hour.
Immediately after, the committee will present the candidate to the public in council chambers. Sites said residents can "meet and mingle" with the candidate, and will have the chance to ask questions. The committee will take no action Tuesday night regarding any of the candidates.
Mayor James H. Curry III said Middletown residents have never before had the chance to directly question candidates for the top cop job.
The mayor is not a member of the committee, but has been allowed to participate in the interviews of police chief candidates that have taken place so far. The police chief reports to the mayor under the borough's form of government.
Borough councilors Robert Louer and John Brubaker are the other two members of the public safety committee.
The Monday, July 21 session for residents to meet the two other candidates will start at 4 p.m. in council chambers. The process will be the same as Tuesday's process – the committee will first interview the two candidates behind closed doors, then present them to the public.
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The Middletown Industrial and Commercial Development Authority tonight approved an agreement of sale to acquire the Elks Building from the Greater Middletown Economic Development Corporation.
As described by authority Solicitor Salvatore Bauccio, the acquisition is to be a cashless transaction in which the authority takes title to the historic building, and assumes responsibility for the $500,000 mortgage on the property.
However, much more needs to take place before the deal is final. Bauccio said approval of the agreement of sale begins a 90-day "due diligence" period. What that basically means is that the authority has up to 90 days to assess the physical condition of the building, analyze the building's existing lease obligations, and uncover anything else that could increase or impact the overall cost of owning the property.
If, for example, the physical issues with the building are much more expensive than what the authority believes to be the case, the 90-day period gives the authority a way out of the deal. At the same time, Bauccio said the authority could be ready to close on the sale before expiration of the 90 days.
Besides the physical issues - which Bauccio said include needed repairs to portions of both the ceiling and roof - at least another $50,000 is needed to buy digital conversion equipment for the Elks Theatre.
Even if the authority decides to move forward, the agreement still needs final approval from Middletown Borough Council, and from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development.
DCED is the source of the $500,000 mortgage. Bauccio said the $500,000 is to be repaid to DCED in five annual installments of $500,000, the first one due in 2015. Bauccio said that the authority wants to refinance terms of the mortgage with DCED, in such a way as to allow the authority to move quickly toward fixing the building and improving it, while also meeting its repayment obligations.
The hope is that these improvements will eventually increase the building's cash flow so the property can be more self-sustaining, he said.
The authority in the same meeting gave tentative approval to obtaining a $3 million line of credit from PNC Bank. Bauccio said the line of credit would give the authority funds while awaiting release of government grant money. He said that the authority is in the process of applying for a $500,000 state grant. The PNC line of credit also requires borough council approval, besides final approval from the authority.
Bauccio would not release a copy of the sales agreement until after he can review the agreement with the borough solicitor, which could occur Thursday. He said the agreement provides for the Elks Theatre to be operated not by GMEDC but by a yet-to-be-formed local nonprofit organization.
Borough Council President Chris McNamara, an authority member, said the new organization is to be put together by two Middletown businesswomen; Robin Pellegrini and Dana Ward. Pellegrini is also on the authority and serves as its community liaison, McNamara said.
McNamara said authority ownership of the building is essential to preservation of the historic structure and the Elks Theatre itself.
"The theater is not closing as a result of this. Just the opposite" is the case, McNamara said.
The GMEDC board had already approved the sales agreement with the authority. GMEDC board Vice Chairman Gordon Einhorn was at the meeting at the start, but left while the authority was holding a closed-door executive session on real estate and personnel matters, before the authority reconvened to vote on the sales agreement.
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I'm trying this method, I'll compare the two and see if it is accurate
I just brewed Sunday, so it will be a few weeks. I can tell you the beer in the bottle looks like beer, thick layer of krausen on top
Some people refer to it as a satellite fermentation. I've never heard of putting a paper towel into the bottle.... perhaps covering the bottle with a paper towel would make more sense? I'd agree that pulling samples from the actual beer is the way to go. If you're not trying to rush the beer along, all you need to do is take one sample @ week 3 (which should be real close to your expected FG number), and a final sample a few days later when you're ready to bottle to confirm that you've reached your terminal gravity.


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Frederich March plays nere-do-well Jerry Corbett, who finally meets and marries the right girl, Joan Prentiss, played by Sylvia Sydney. Unfortunately their wedded bliss is interrupted when Jerry's play becomes a hit and he hooks up with the wrong woman from his past. Joan decides that turn-about is fair play and she picks Cary Grant to escort her around to various parties around New York. Eventually Jerry quits drinking and sends his girlfriend packing, just in time for Joan to take him back.
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Sylvia is wonderful here all soulful eyes and wounded dignity with an inner core of strength however March is a contemptable heel and the script isn't really anything special. A very young Cary Grant is in and out of this in about two minutes.
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"marrily we go to hell" is a pre-code celebration of reckless brass toward hedonism as well as some possible suggestive content of marital promiscuity. sylvia sidney is still typecasted as the virtuous good girl who sticks to her beau even he may be a drunk wimp who cannot just make up his mind whom he truly loves, incurred with a very shakespearan issue "to be or not to be", absolute melodrama. besides that, you could take a peep at young gay cary grant who seductively tosses his champagne while leering the dame next to him.
so sidney is enormously rich but well-behaved nice dame who's got attracted to a handsome alcoholic who has a strange sort of quibing cuteness to charm the lady of silks into the slave of love. so she's determined to love him and wed him even he's abscent in their engagement party, forgot to bring along his matrimony ring in the ceremony and mostly he still possesses a self-contradictory crush to a broadway prima donna of blonde hair. gorgeous sidney of brunette hair still tolerates that since her beau always says "you're the swellest dame i've ever met" without any assured announcement of L. O. V. E. later she descends along with him while he's hanging over the blonde on the other hand, so merrily they go to hell in booze and decadence despite our swell dame still looks helplessly chaste in decay. would good sydney win the man she deliriously loves?
the best pleasure of pre-code movies is its indulgence of thorough melodrama without the moralistic hindrance for better light of doctrine. somehow sylvia sydney, whose mostly reputed work remained today is still hitchcock's "sabotage", shimmers in her adorable ingenune naivete whether it's pre-code or post-code, unlike norma sheer who conducts like man-hunting tramp before code but stingy mama after code. but i do harbor a private wish to see sylvia sydney act sluttish just like loretta young in pre-code "midnight mary" to gratify male audience's voyeuristic covet, but it ain't goody sydney. (lol.)
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The Perth Mint is well-known for producing commemoratives and collectables issued as legal tender of Tuvalu. Reposted with permission from United States coin specialist Modern Coin Wholesale, this article reveals that the tiny Polynesian island nation's role in modern numismatics has spread well beyond these shores.
At first glance, it seems strange that a country like Tuvalu issues world-class commemorative and bullion coins. The big names (China, Canada, the United States, etc.) tend to be big countries, or at least have "big" histories (the United Kingdom, for one). Yet Tuvalu–one of the smallest countries in the world–not only releases such coins, but also puts American motifs by American designers on some of them.
I, for one, was curious.
Why Tuvalu?
Tuvalu (pronounced "too VAH loo"–and let's get this out of the way now, you're going to see this word a lot; it's just plain fun to say) is the fourth smallest country in the world, covering a mere 10 square miles (26 sq km). Only Monaco, Vatican City, and the island nation of Nauru are smaller.
It's located in the Pacific Ocean, about halfway between Hawaii and Australia, and consists of three islands and six atolls. The highest point in the entire nation is only 16 feet above sea level.
The native people of Tuvalu are ethnic Polynesians, with origins in other island chains. Where, exactly, depends on which local version of the founding legend you accept.
And while the first Europeans to spot them were Spanish, the islands that would become the nations of Tuvalu and Kiribati (pron. "KEER ih bahsh"–look up why for some fun trivia!) became a British protectorate in the late 19th century. In 1976, the protectorate dissolved. In 1978, Tuvalu joined the British Commonwealth (now the Commonwealth of Nations) as an independent country.
Tuvaluan and English are the national languages.
Naturally, Tuvalu has strong economic bonds with fellow Commonwealth members Australia and New Zealand. So much so that its official currency is the Australian dollar, and between 1966 and 1976, Australian currency served as the circulating coinage of the islands.
With its independence from the protectorate in 1976, Tuvalu issued its first series of circulating coinage (though Australian coins continued to circulate alongside it). From the start, Tuvaluan coins were innovative and "fashion forward". Each coin in the 1976 set features a different sea animal on the reverse and is attractively designed. Commonwealth coinage typically features the Queen's portrait on the obverse.
And years before Australia and the United States did so, 1976 saw the introduction of Tuvalu's copper-nickel alloy $1 coin, which also happened to be nine-sided. One wonders if it had any impact on the design of the future Susan B. Anthony dollar.
That same year, Tuvalu also issued silver $5 and gold $50 proof bullion coins–the start of what would become THE major part of that country's numismatic output.
In 1994, Raphael Maklouf's profile of Queen Elizabeth II replaced Arnold Machin's design on Commonwealth coinage. This turned out to be the last year that circulating coinage was produced for Tuvalu, with Australian business strikes doing the job by themselves ever since.
However, Tuvalu continues to produce commemorative and proof bullion coins. The key to understanding why, I found, depends on two things: Tuvalu's relationship and economic interdependence with its neighbor Australia and the idiosyncratic nature of the local economy.
"Not Intended for Circulation"
Detour time…
Several weeks back I wrote a defense of modern coins and the modern coin market.
It covered some of the arguments skeptics use to explain their disdain. I personally believe it boils down to fear of the new and people being set in their ways, but their arguments deserve respect, and there's no denying that the coin market–especially the market for World coins–has seen a glut of NIFC coinage over the last few decades.
To many detractors of modern coins, the acronym NIFC is a four-letter word.
It stands for Not Intended for Circulation, and any coin produced by governments for sale exclusively to collectors and investors can be considered NIFC. And, if you think about it, the fact that money is being made that isn't supposed to be used as money is a bit weird, if not disturbing. It suggests a Matrix-like, "red pill" kind of economic experience; after all, If money isn't money, then what is money, anyway?
Still, I think the phenomenon is more a development of free market economics than a derangement, and as such shouldn't inspire too much existential dread (though we should always –always– practice due diligence, as individuals and as nations).
And Tuvalu is one argument for why it might even be a good thing.
A Postmodern Economy
So why is Tuvalu such fertile ground for NIFCs and Numismatics?
The island nation is simply too small for industry and intensive agriculture, though it does export coconuts and taro. The people tend to rely on time-honored farming and fishing techniques to feed themselves.
Many Tuvaluans work in Australia and New Zealand and send money home. Many other Tuvaluans work as sailors on international craft and likewise remit their paychecks. On the islands themselves, many work in the tourism industry but most people work for the government.
The government of Tuvalu depends on a handful of external sources for its operational budget. There is the Tuvalu Trust Fund, which is funded by Australia and New Zealand. There is the Falekaupule Trust Fund, which is funded by the Asian Development Bank and the Tuvaluan government. Tuvalu also receives some aid from the United Nations and the Multilateral Fisheries Treaty (to which the United States is a party).
But this is where it gets interesting.
Besides their commemorative and bullion coins, Tuvalu is home to two other "unlikely" sources of income.
Most famously, Tuvalu earns over $2 million by leasing the rights to its designated higher-level internet domain name: ".tv". To media companies in the U.S. and elsewhere, the appeal of having websites with the ".tv" suffix for your television properties is obvious. The domain is managed by Verizon subsidiary dotTV, of which Tuvalu owns 20%.
The island nation is also well-known for its stamps. The Tuvalu Philatelic Bureau issues stamps and first day covers for stamp collectors around the world. The Bureau issues its first stamps in 1976, the same year Tuvalu gained its independence and the first year the country minted bullion coins.
Which means that NIFC coins have been part of a larger economic plan since the country's founding.
It also implies that someone in a position of economic authority halfway across the world from the so-called centers of commerce not only knew where the coin industry was headed before many in the hobby did, but also that there was enough money to be made in Numismatics that it could help prop up the GDP of a small nation.
(And this was the early to mid-1970s. No wonder the investors came sniffing around in the '80s.)
Therefore, utilizing its mighty mining industry and copious mint facilities, Tuvalu launched its long and fruitful career in coins and collectibles…
…except that didn't happen. I already said that Tuvalu has no "industry" to speak of, yet it most certainly produces coins.
The answer is simple.
The Perth Mint
Part of the minor confusion surrounding Tuvalu and its legal tender coinage is the fact that it's made in Australia.
Specifically, Tuvalu's coins are authorized as legal tender by the Tuvaluan government but manufactured by the Perth Mint.
It's one of two working mints in Australia; the other is the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra, Australia's capital. Founded in 1899, the Perth Mint originally refined gold from the Western Australia gold rushes of the 1890s and mint sovereigns for use around the British Empire.
Today, it handles the production of Australia's gold, silver, and platinum bullion coins.
And like other major world mints (including the U.S. Mint), it also mints coins for other national clients, such as Tuvalu.
Tuvalu American Buffalo
I've seen my share of foreign coins that pander to American tastes, but the one-ounce silver American Buffalo high relief coin is high-quality bullion, guaranteed by the Australian government–and in case you didn't know, the Perth Mint is famous for making some of the purest gold bullion in the world (up to 99.9999% pure).
The buffalo reverse (remember, Maklouf's Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse) was designed by Michael Glass, an American fine artist currently based in Ohio. The Perth Mint had previously issued coins featuring the Australian Wedge-tailed Eagle, designed by retired Chief Engraver of the United States Mint John Mercanti, and the Bald Eagle. Perth is no stranger to American designers and American themes.
For a good look at the coin and its design, we have nice, deep cameo high relief 2014-P (for Perth) silver buffalo dollars available in First Strike Buffalo labels from PCGS: one a PR70, the other graded PR69.
2014-P silver buffalos are even available in special PCGS labels with Michael Glass's signature. We have two: both are ultra cameo Early Releases, with one certified PF70 and the other a PF69.
If you're a fan of modern coins and haven't yet swam in the vast waters of modern World coins, I encourage you to take the plunge. The swim is full of surprises big and small, coins that arrest you and command your attention. Coins that bring the world to your living room and invite you to expand your horizons.
An American Buffalo from a country called Tuvalu is just one such coin. There are many, many more.


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