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361 of 389 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Updated iPod Touch Delivers Nice New Features,
This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
The iPod Touch debuted only one year ago, and this is the first update. I was excited to pick up the new iPod Touch at the Apple Store because I had never owned a first generation, though I do own iPhones.
I want to concentrate primarily on the new features: First, physical volume buttons are now placed on the side of the iPod Touch as they are on the iPhone. This is very convenient. It allows you to adjust the volume of your music, without having to pull the entire device out of your pocket and activate the screen. A time saver. Second, many people requested a built-in speaker for the iPod Touch like is available on the iPhone. Apple listened. However, there is one important point to make on this! The iPod Touch is incredibly small, and Apple is forced to put an incredibly small speaker. The speaker in the iPod Touch sounds worst than the speaker in the iPhone. I have compared it side by side, and it's fairly significant, and the iPhone speaker isn't that great to begin with. However, in a quiet room, the speaker is still useful for previewing a song you might want to buy, or for playing games. However, still, if you want great sound, you need to connect your headphones. Genius - This new feature is really surprisingly good. When you're listening to a song you enjoy, select the genius option. It will create a playlist for you, with songs that go together nicely with the one you started with. It helps you rediscover great music from your collection with a playlist suited to the mood you're in. I didn't think it would do a good job compiling this list, but it has been quite impressive. Applications - It's great to have the ability to buy (or get some free) applications right on the iPod Touch. Furthermore, with the software update this new iPod Touch comes with, the Application installation process is so much smoother than it had been even on my iPhone. It now works how you want it to, seamlessly. I like having a weather application that includes doppler radar images, and that is free. I also have several games on it. There is a great variety of applications available from hundreds of third-parties right on the iPod itself, so you are certain to find something that interests you. I really like the new release of Spore, for the iPod Touch and iPhone. Apple is really pushing the games and quietly suggest they are challenging Nintendo and Sony. They are innovative and interesting games, but I think they have a ways to go, to challenge those game makers. Nike + is now built in too, so if you have the shoes and the puck, the iPod Touch is ready to receive the data from it. Battery life is improved to 36 hours audio and 6 hours video according to Apple. I find the audio number fairly accurate if you don't light up the display much, but the video number is a slight bit harder to achieve. Of course, the new ipod Touch does look and feel even better than the first generation, from my small experiences with the previous one. I also think it feels cooler than my iPhones, but obviously your interpretation may very. I like the metal back on the iPod Touch. It looks classy, though it is prone to scratches. One of my favorite features continues to be, when in my home on Wi-Fi, to reach down for the Touch, use Safari web browser and look something up. It's great. Overall, it was a solid update for the iPod Touch. I wish the speaker could be better on it, but I believe that is due to the physical restrictions of the small device. I could have knocked it to four stars for that, but I think most people realize a built in speaker isn't the way you want to listen to most audio on an iPod to begin with. I'm impressed by the second generation iPod Touch, and I think with the third party applications getting better and becoming more popular, more people will consider the Touch.
862 of 969 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Hope you live in a temperate climate...,
By Chad Gilmour (Dallas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
Obviously from all these other reviews this is by far the most functional product out there, and I'm not disputing that at all, I loved my Ipod touch, but they have a ridiculously short lifespan. The kicker is that if you as much as sweat on it or expose it to rapidly changing temperatures (as is common in the upper midwest) your warranty is voided and your Ipod might not last long at all.
I just lost an Ipod touch due to moister condensation from taking it from 30 degree weather to 70 degree weather. That created enough condensation to trip the water marker inside the Ipod which voids the warranty and shorted out the screen. To top it off; that one was actually a replacement for another Ipod touch because the first one I got had a phone jack that broke within a month of normal use, and then this one had a faulty screen due to "water damage" and now Apple conveniently doesn't have to replace it anymore. Just read some of the discussions on Apples site about Ipods and water damage, it literally takes just one drop of water to short it out and void the warranty. So if your getting one my advice is to live somewhere that doesn't get too cold or put you in situations that allow moisture condensation to happen.
26 of 30 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
An OBJECTIVE plus (+) and minus (-) review. Please read this if you're making up your mind.,
This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
This is an impartial review based on my experience of the iPod Touch 2nd Generation, and other Personal Media Players.
Strengths: + WiFi and Safari Browser. Superb mobile browsing experience. For example, you can stream BBC iPlayer to the Touch perfectly. A real joy. + Youtube widget for playback of youtube videos. + Integrated Nike + Support, so that you can use the device as a training tool for exercise. + App Store. You can download from thousands of Apps on iTunes, including games, and stream internet radio, for instance. + Superb capacitive glass touch screen. Older touch screens use `resistive' technology. These work on a different principle, and are less responsive. (The Archos 5 uses a resistive screen. The Cowon S9, however, uses a capacitive one like the iPod Touch). + Incredible User Interface. Beautifully conceived and implemented. Music and Videos are organised with an astonishing attention to the user's goals, and you regularly feel that Apple designers have read your mind when you go about tasks. Here's an example: you wish to download a podcast. You go to an internet address in Safari. Safari automatically grabs the address, boots you into iTunes (on the device itself), and takes you to the podcast listing within the iTunes store. Two more clicks and you're downloading your content. That's the way things should be done. + Advantages over the previous generation include a dedicated volume rocker, slightly more curvaceous design, slightly improved battery life, integrated Nike + support and mini speaker. Weaknesses: - Very, very average sound quality. Now it is a mystery to me why so many users and reviewers overlook this issue. Having owned the Touch, I have come to the conclusion that it is a stylish Swiss Army Knife whose MAIN BLADE is blunt. It is true that many people will have no issue with the sound quality probably because their only reference point to the world of personal media players is the iPod brand. This is useful ignorance, because I would challenge anyone not to be thoroughly crestfallen with the sound of this device compared to something as cheap yet beautiful sounding as the Sansa Clip. - Video playback. If you are happy to be locked into the iTunes universe, then you will love this device. You will endlessly pay for movies and will enjoy them on this device. If like me, however, you like to play your own physical DVDs in DivX format,in addition to a range of movie files in various formats and codecs, then the Touch is simply not your friend. It only supports a few video codecs, which means as a device for video playback, it is somewhat paralysed. - Terrible battery life. Three hours of mixed use, and the Touch is wheezing for a recharge. It's great being a Jack of all trades, but Jack gets tired rather too quickly sometimes! - Being `locked in' to iTunes. There are some Apple hating brand lunatics who simply disparage anything Apple for the sake of it. For me, I feel that iTunes is an excellent software (especially on a Mac) but it is also limiting. With iTunes organising my device, I can't just drag and drop files onto the Touch, and this is a bit of a pain. But you may feel different, so this one is up in the air... Conclusion and buying advice: Having owned it, the Touch is either superb or mediocre depending on whether you wish to buy it as 1) your mini WiFi web browser with an App Store, or as 2) your multimedia player. 1) As a mini browser, it is excellent. Browse the web, download podcasts, stream iPlayer, etc. (But remember, when you're not near a WiFi signal, none of these capabilities count for anything). 2) But as a genuine media playback device, it just does not cut the mustard. Think of it as a second rank device in a field of stellar performers. The sound quality for music playback is just average, and in some cases, embarrassing when listened to devices made by Cowon, Sansa, iRiver and Sony. And its Video playback is equally crippled by its lack of codec support. So what is the bottom line? Well, I owned this device but decided to sell it when I bought a Ł20 Sansa Clip and stopped listening to music on it because the sound quality was so much superior on the Sansa. This is not hyperbole, and I do not hate Apple. In fact, I love Apple, so do take this as objective advice. I simply realised that my priority was sound and video quality, and that I would get all of the extra features of the Touch most important to me (namely WiFi and a stunning User Interface) when I buy a Macbook in the future. I have since purchased a Cowon O2, which is a stellar sounding device (admittedly without the Touch's `extra' features) but in a league of its own in terms of sound quality for music playback, and movie playback. (It supports a cornucopia of music and video files and in this regard is a much more accomplished device). So then, what are you after? A mini WiFi enabled device with music/video as an extra? Well then buy the Touch! Go for it. You'll love it and enjoy its brilliance. But if the answer is an audiophile experience of sound and video, do not buy this device. Start investigating a Cowon O2 or S9, or an iRiver Spinn. Hope this helps. - Written by a non-partisan audiophile.
23 of 27 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Nice Improvement,
This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
I have to hand it to Apple -- the iTouch is a great device. In addition to playing music, the Wi-Fi internet looks great, and the 3.5 inch screen delivers crystal-clear videos. I have an extensive music collection, but the 8GB model holds more than enough for me at any given time. I mostly use it while working out, and I was concerned that it would be harder to navigate than a Nano or that I might damage the touch screen; fortunately, I had no such issues.
I purchased a 1st Generation iPod Touch a few months ago, and I was hesitant about upgrading to the 2nd. There are no new earth-shattering changes or additions, but it is certainly an improved model. I had three problems with the 1st Gen that drove me crazy; thankfully, two of which have been addressed in the 2nd Gen: 1) An external volume button. Raising or lowering the volume on the 1st Gen required shifting the iTouch upright and then moving the bar across the screen. Doing that while running is almost impossible. 2) An external speaker. The 2nd Generation includes an admittedly quiet, but fully functional speaker. When you're playing a game or watching a Youtube video, it sounds just loud enough. 3) Delay in switching from landscape to portrait mode. This hasn't been addressed, and I haven't seen much discussion about it. It's less of a problem now that there is an external volume button, but it can still get annoying. Laying the device on its side while listening to music brings up the Cover Flow screen almost instantly. But for some reason, moving it back upright to get to the Now Playing screen sometimes takes as long as 10 seconds. It's not a big deal, but it can get a little annoying at times. As far as the new features, the Genius feature works suprisingly well, as others have mentioned. I've tested it a couple of times while listening to a song, and it generated a playlist of similar artists and songs. I haven't tested out the Nike + iPod component, but I'm glad it is included. The iTouch is fairly large, but sleek and light enough to not feel bulky in an arm band. I've also noticed that the battery life has indeed been improved -- I haven't even charged my iTouch in a week. :) The exterior physical changes are subtle but noticeable, as it looks a bit slimmer and easier to handle. All in all, I had to make the switch. I sold my 1st Gen for $200, and spent the extra $30 for the new model. While upgrading may or may not be worth it for everyone, I'd strongly recommend the new iTouch to first-timers. You won't be disappointed.
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
5 stars for the awesome device, 3 stars for the lousy battery,
By Please_Recycle (Oklahoma USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
First of all, I absolutely love the device itself. Without going into details about all of the wonderful features of this device, which other reviewers here have already done to death, I will just say that this is one of the most impressive gadgets I've ever played with. The things this little device can do and do very well are just mind blowing. Alas, if only it had a reasonably powerful battery to go with it.....
I'm very disappointed with the short battery life. Sure, if you just listen to songs you'll probably get ~35 hours of playtime as claimed by Apple, but who amongst us bought this expensive device just to listen to songs? It's too expensive to be used simply as an MP3 player. For me, it was the Touch's wi-fi capability that was THE main buying point and in that department I found the result to be decidedly mixed. While the wi-fi feature works flawlessly and beautifully, it just saps the life out of the battery in no time. In my experience, using wi-fi continuously drains the battery (to the 20% level) within 2-3 hours. Even if you implement all the power saving features recommended by Apple & other users, you would still be lucky to get 2 days of playtime even under normal usage (1-2 hours of internet and 4-5 hours of music & apps). I don't mind charging my Touch every day but the downside is every charge brings the battery that much closer to its end, which is about 400 charges according to Apple. In other words, this $200 + device will be basically useless within 2 years unless you pay Apple $80 to have the battery replaced. Just think about that. Your beloved Touch will be useless within 2 years, or sooner if you charge it every day, unless you've no problem forking over $80 to have the battery replaced. Conclusion: A+ for the device, B- for the battery.
22 of 27 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cop a feel of The Touch: Like having the world in (providing you have time on) your hands,,
By Caponsacchi (Kenosha,, WI United States) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (TOP 500 REVIEWER) (HALL OF FAME REVIEWER)
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This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
[Update: Whether you're a DJ overloaded with equipment or an aspiring one, the Touch could be the answer for your next gig. It occurred to me to take it to a job where "Boot Scootin' Boogie" was sure to be the order of the night, and I had little faith as a musician that I could make the tune come off as an instrumental. Not only did the Touch perform wonders with a P.A. system, but the "Genius" feature enabled me to find just enough other Boogie tunes to keep the line dancers happy. With a C&W band in my Tux pocket, I can even afford to leave the protective chicken wire screen at home.]
This most recent model of the Touch 8GB is currently priced at a negligible premium to the previous model even though, unlike the original Touch, this one comes with an onboard speaker. True, not impressive audio but adequate to get you by in the pinch or to make monitoring what's on your iPod that much easier. The built-in speaker plus the prospect of using the gizmo to download and play tunes during a live call-in radio show are what drew me to the Touch 2nd generation. I never appreciated how small, thin and light the item is until I had it in hand. Now that I have it, I'm suddenly aware that I've in effect purchased an entire Apple computer(!) --and for little more than a couple hundred bucks! The internet, e-mail, map locator, applications galore and, of course, gaming are in your shirt pocket. And let's not forget the movies, videos, and photos not to mention podcasts, dictionaries, stock quotes, social networking, and on and on. My wife, who has a Treo, readily and intuitively caught on to a number of the functions while I was still painstakingly looking through the accompanying 100+ page manual that I felt compelled to immediately print out. I'm still finding the learning curve fairly steep. Unless you're a digitally talented teen (or my wife), this gadget may not be worth the investment of time required for some of us to master all of its potential. Especially with the limited (and limiting) keyboard on the Touch, you might do well deciding on no more than a couple of dedicated uses and then practicing those until you're good at them. This entry model, especially, is priced reasonably enough to justify saving it for the things that it (and you) do best. One caveat re: Apple's entire new line: I don't recall the company making more fuss out of so little than its hype about the "Genius" feature (sad commentary on the intelligence of the public?). Were it not for the absurd raving about this non-substantive "improvement," I'd feel like even more of an out-of-tune klutz for being so technologically challenged in the presence of yet another shrunken "smart device." I tried it, but am happier to have it turned off. (And, after a lifetime of collecting records, able to come up with just as many and better choices.) Time better spent reading a book (or Kindle). So far, I'm finding navigation of the internet, answering e-mail, and even downloading of iTunes excessively slow and cumbersome for my purposes on the Touch, enough to steer me back to my Macbook. In sum: the iPod Classic and Nano 3G are still my top vote-getters, smaller even than the Touch yet manageable to aging eyes and unsteady fingers (especially when under time constraints). By not pretending to be "micro-computers" but merely intelligent storage drives, they serve "me" instead of vice versa. But for those seeking a world in miniature to escape to for extended periods, the Touch offers such a universe. In sum, the Touch is an amazing gadget and cutting-edge technology, guaranteed to impress anyone within range (I'll probably use it next time I show a movie to a grand child). I'm still hopeful of learning how to stroke its magical screen to ensure timely downloading and playing of music files, even though this maiden voyage has convinced me that I'm not the ideal customer for an iPhone. (Nor, for that matter, for any of these miniature all-in-one phone-camera-GPS-media centers, including Google's new one, which at least has the advantage of being coordinated with Amazon's collection rather than iTunes).
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
not much good as a PDA or GTD organizer,
This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
When I went to a digital PDA (a Palm Pilot) some ten years ago, "moving up" from a paper based calendar/contacts system, I did so reluctantly.. but for one compelling advantage in the digital system: SEARCHABILITY. To be able to search my contacts and calendars and notes and EVERYTHING was incredibly attractive, and has proved invaluable over the years.
WHen my Palm device died recently, I upgraded to an iPod Touch, looking forward to the added functionality of wireless internet access, not to mention the music player capabilities. I was stunned to discover that the iPhone / Touch operating system, already in its second version, has almost no search functionality. It's unbelievable that the primary advantage of digital storage - global search - is not incorporated into the Touch (and iPhone) operating system! Other very basic functionalities - like copy and paste - also are absent. I've been a Mac advocate for twenty years, and must report severe disappointment in this supposedly innovative device. While the internet connectivity is neat, and the music portability is awesome, as a Personal Digital Assistant organizer - the main reason I would buy a Touch over a music iPod - the device is practically useless. What's worse, due to Apple OS restricitions, none of the thousands of Apps available for the device can provide the missing functionality. (e.g. I tried a really nice looking calendar app, and it couldn't make the Touch alarms work; nor did it have search or cut and paste). Now I must wait for a new operating system to come out - there are promises of search functionality; but more likely I will sell the Touch and go back to a Palm or Blackberry device.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best mp3 player out there, hands down,
By JD Medina (Bogota, Colombia) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
Many people criticize Apple for thier lockdown system of exclusive content, but let's face it, the quality of the content of the iTunes store is brilliant and this player is the perfect companion for it.
Even if you don't buy a single thing from the store this is the best mp3 player there is. The navigation thought the multi-touch screen interface, the apps bundled, the wi-fi make this device top of it's class. I've been so thrilled to use it as an internet radio streaming device. I'm currently using the last.fm and AOL radio apps for hours and hours of uninterrupted music and the best of all, it's FREE. Plus the games and internet capabilites have me so entretained I can;t seem to put it down. Totally recomended.
41 of 54 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Really cool - but beware if you want to use it as a PDA,
By ostenh (Virginia, United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
There is no doubt that the iPod touch is really really cool. It's an amazing little device...
...until you really try to use it. I naively assumed that it would work as a PDA: it has a calendar and contacts, right? After using one for a month, I'm getting rid of it. The cool factor is long since gone, and I realize that in many ways I liked my 1998 PalmPilot better than I like this thing. I have used Palms heavily for a decade. Things that a 1998 PalmPilot could do better than an iPod touch: o The iPod is unreliable. The most frustrating is that the date/time/time zone likes to reset itself randomly. o There is no ToDo app, and none of the downloadable ones sync well with Outlook. o The calendar has no search capability - indeed, there is no global search. This is a dealbreaker when you have (as I do) a calendar with a decade of information, and over a thousand contacts. o The auto corrections were clearly not tested: words get trashed beyond all recognition. If you are looking at the keyboard typing and don't see that it has suggested something off the wall, you end up with text that's beyond useless: a typo you might recognize and work around. If you type a lot of acronyms, usability is terrible. o There is no caps lock - one of these little things that makes life a little bit harder, esp if you use a lot of acronyms. o No search. I know I said it already, but it's a big problem. o Memos are not syncable with Outlook. o No cut and paste o No block delete o No zooming of text in long calendar or contact notes: the text is forced to very small o In long contact notes, the only way to see the text is to edit them. o There is no usable calendar alarm. I had to use it a couple of times to realize that it does beep, just so softly that you can't hear it from a pocket. Loud Palm alarms were incredibly useful as notifications of meetings and as a customizable alarm clock. (If I have a very early meeting two months from now, I can set a Palm as an alarm right now.) o The phone #s in contacts can't understand nonstandard numbers. If a number is 123-456-7890 ext 321, the software will try to be clever by changing it to 1234567890321. Thanks. The PDA apps Apple tries to cover with MobileMe. Don't bother. Friends have had the sync overwrite the wrong data, and backup is out of your hands. But for me it's a bad idea: I am never going to keep my calendar or contacts on a server I can't control, and that's true of many many people. Over the course of the last month or two, I've asked people who use iPhones/iPod touches who used to use Palms what they use for todo lists, or how they do calendar searches. Answers include using using postits for todos, looking sheepish, and being resigned to not being able to do what they used to do. Again, it was really cool for a couple of days. But I'm getting rid of it.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Absolute Greatness,
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This review is from: Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) (Electronics)
I would definitely give this 5 stars anyday. The iPod is so sleek and light and fits into your hand easily without any discomfort or pain. The touch-screen is very responsive and I've never had any problems with it. I don't have very wide or fat fingers, but I've heard complaints from people who did and they seem to all suggest getting a stylus. Once again I don't have any problem with it, so it works out for me. If you're in a good wi-fi hotspot(with high-speed internet) youtube streams greatly, usually never stops to load, and safari runs swiftly, about the speed you'd expect from a moderate computer. The iPod never gets hot while in use. You may see it increase several degrees while charging, but that's normal for most electric devices. Apps I would have to say are the best part of this product. I could spend hours playing them. Hundreds of free ones to choose from, so money isn't a deal if you were worried, but some of the best ones do cost money, but I would say it's worth it. The user interface was very easy to get used to. At first,(unless you've had an iPod touch 1st Gen) you won't know what some of the buttons do, but it shouldn't take more than a few days to figure it all out.
Oh and the videos(at least the ones bought from iTunes) play perfectly and I have watched a full 90 minute movie with my iPod not even fully charged, for those worried about battery life. I've heard 24 of just playing music is the average battery life, but if you're playing with apps or watching movies(especially if you have your brightness turned all the way up) will burn that battery life a lot quicker. Well I covered what I thought was most important, and hope my review will help you if you were still pondering weather or not you should buy this product. Fully recommend it. |
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Im glade they are getting rid of G4TV.
For some time now they have been getting rid of the gamming and puting on dumb shows that have nothing to do with gamming. I use to upgrade my cable just for that channel but I canceled it over a year ago and I also got rid of cable too to save money. I now have my comp with my tv plugged into it as my source of TV, News and Gamming.
Sat Oct 27 2012 6:54PM Report
Have to agree about G4. Too many other great places to get my info, like this site. This way I don't have to wait 20mins to get to the game I am most looking forward to. I can simply click on a link and find all the info I need. The internet is a far better format for getting your news then television. You can avoid all the annoying parts like 6min ads, and 12mins of discussion about something you could care less about.
Wish the hosts and crew the best going forward.
Sat Oct 27 2012 6:56PM ReportI liked the early days of G4TV when it had Arena with Wil Wheaton and Travis Oats and they used PC games for the show, games I actually bought because of them. Then it turned to a console heavy focus, and so did the whole G4Tv channel more or less.
Attack of the Show was good, but I'd only watch it every so often.
The old show Portal actually got me into MMO gaming after watching a few of "Dave's" Anarchy Online focused shows.
I do miss Cinematech, Pulse, Blister, Judgement Day though.
Hell my first gamer girl "crush" was Laura Foy and Tina Wood on G4tv.com (the show, not the channel). Sneaky bit of advertising that.
And then it started focusing more and more on console to the exclusion of PC coverage and thats when I more or less stopped watching.
As a matter of fact I think it was when I started coming here is about when I stopped turning on G4TV.
Cant say Im really sad about it "changing" as they didnt cover anything I was interested in anymore anyway. *shrug*
Sat Oct 27 2012 9:35PM ReportG4 to me equals Code Monkeys.. One of the best shows I have ever seen.. I remember G4 back in its early days and that show with gaming soundtracks and cutscenes (cinematech right?) was great!
I think they should have tried to find movies based on games, shows based on games, or something close.. Like you said, they want to be like Spike TV (another "manly" channel for men), but I don't think it's going to work..
Sat Oct 27 2012 10:24PM ReportWell I can remember when we had tech tv, and g4. Then the idiots at Viacom merged them into one channel. I used to go to places like cnet.com but nowadays even they are irrelevant.
G4 tv has sucked for a long time I will not miss it, in fact if direct tv dropped G4 it would not bother me in the least. Somebody said nija warrior, rofl yea even that show got boring after a couple of seasons.
Sun Oct 28 2012 2:54PM ReportSad to see G4TV head that way, but I seen it coming after the merger from CNET and G4. Its not that great of an information network, it is however an fun channel that isnt about the metro-man-lifestyle that every other daterape Spike TV type channel. If you want "mens" channel watch Playboy or Cinimax. I want my Gaming channel to be about computers and anything related to the electronic lifestyle.
Its like every channel out there becoming dumber for the sake of becoming a "mens" channel. Syfy going on with these sorry reality shows, Speed Channel rarely showing anything to do with racing or cars and more about repos and old NASCAR races. The History Channel not showing anything about History and showing crap like Lizard Lick Towing, or Pawnstars, PAWNSTARS WTF DOES THAT HAVE TO DO WITH HISTORY!
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A Safe Return
"We stand in solidarity as a legislative body, calling for the safe return of these young ladies, who were sent to school to create a better life for themselves and their families, not to become slaves for domestic or sexual purposes," said Councilwoman Cumbo.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) --Shares of Hertz Global Holdings Inc. (HTZ - Get Report) are lower by -12.55% to $27.60 in pre-market trading on Wednesday, after the company announced yesterday afternoon it's pulling its full year financial guidance and is now expecting 2014 results to be "well below" its previous estimates, Reuters reports.
The car rental company originally forecast for a full year adjusted profit of $1.70 to $2 per share, on $11.4 billion to $11.7 billion in revenue.
Hertz issued a regulatory filing saying it's not expecting to reach those estimates due to operational challenges, including car recalls, higher operating expenses, and slow demand in its equipment retail business, Reuters added.
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Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected the company to report profit of $1.82 per share on revenue of $11.48 billion.
Additionally, as a result of the company lowering it guidance, analysts at JPMorgan (JPM - Get Report) reduced its rating to "neutral" from "overweight." Separately, TheStreet Ratings team rates HERTZ GLOBAL HOLDINGS INC as a Buy with a ratings score of B-. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation: "We rate HERTZ GLOBAL HOLDINGS INC (HTZ) a BUY. This is driven by multiple strengths, which we believe should have a greater impact than any weaknesses, and should give investors a better performance opportunity than most stocks we cover. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, compelling growth in net income, good cash flow from operations, solid stock price performance and expanding profit margins. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had generally high debt management risk by most measures that we evaluated." Highlights from the analysis by TheStreet Ratings Team goes as follows:- HTZ's revenue growth has slightly outpaced the industry average of 8.8%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 10.2%. This growth in revenue appears to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, improving the earnings per share.
- HERTZ GLOBAL HOLDINGS INC reported significant earnings per share improvement in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past year. We feel that this trend should continue. During the past fiscal year, HERTZ GLOBAL HOLDINGS INC increased its bottom line by earning $0.76 versus $0.54 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($1.84 versus $0.76).
- The net income growth from the same quarter one year ago has significantly exceeded that of the S&P 500 and the Road & Rail industry. The net income increased by 98.4% when compared to the same quarter one year prior, rising from -$36.80 million to -$0.60 million.
- Net operating cash flow has increased to $738.00 million or 25.50% when compared to the same quarter last year. The firm also exceeded the industry average cash flow growth rate of -2.23%.
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One of the interesting things about hanging around the music scene long enough is seeing how a band changes and grows from album to album. Of course, when many bands take between three and five years to put each record out, doing that is a chore. We easily forget where we were and how we felt when those records came out by the time the next one is released, which blunts the impact the evolution of a band can have. After five years, anything will sound good, because we've been so anxious to hear new music. It's a subtle trick that bands lacking creativity readily exploit.
Longtime fans of heavy metal will surely recognize the subject of this week's review. It's a little band from Germany known as Accept. Personally, Accept holds the distinction of being the very first metal band I ever saw live. At the risk of dating myself, I saw them in support of their "Metal Heart" album when they opened for Iron Maiden at the Glens Falls Civic Center back in 1985. Their classic "Balls To The Wall" is still one of my favorites.
New Medicine seems to be dawning at just about the perfect time. While popular music remains entrenched in the throes of an electronic revolution, a predicted comeback of industrial music has been flagging behind. Building up to that potential future though, has been an influx of rock and metal bands who generously incorporate the tents of electronic into their sound, easing us into this brave new reality of music. New Medicine toes that line even more daringly than most, tipping the scales slightly from rock to electronic with the promise of something new.
Progressive musicians are not known for their songwriting acumen. The nature of the music means that most of the artists who trade in it are likely to indulge their creative freedom, writing songs that are more interesting for musicians than for listeners. It is one of the main reasons why progressive music is often derided by people who haven't succumbed to its charms. There are exceptions, of course, and chief among them is Neal Morse.
As the tumult surrounding As I Lay Dying unfolded, I may have been one of the only people with a tangential attachment to the metal universe who had no opinion on the matter. That's not because of the details of the situation, but merely because no matter how big the band may have been in the mainstream of metal, I had never heard a note of their music, nor had I wanted to. The type of music they represented was not what I was interested in hearing, a feeling that somehow felt morally justified, not just artistically, as the saga continued to drag on.
I know what you're thinking; What's going on with that Swedish "death 'n' roll" band, Entombed? Well, it looks like after releasing 9 albums since 1990 Entombed may or may not be calling it a day. It seems the boys are having some personal issues and the Entombed name is off limits. Fortunately for us we have "Back To The Front", an album from a Swedish "death 'n' roll" band called Entombed A.D. to listen to.
One thing we rarely see in music is a band that knows when to hang it up. Virtually every band that we will ever love ends only after they have beaten the horse to death, tarnishing their good name with an extra decade of sub-par albums and tours. It's rare for anyone in a creative field to know when their talents are slipping, or to tell when the public no longer wants them around. Every musician who enjoys being on the stage has an ego complex to some degree, and with that comes a need for the spotlight, and an inability to give it up.
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Celery Risotto with Asian Pear and Shiso
Author Notes: Inspired by a delicious Apple-Sorrel Risotto from one of my favorite restaurants, I had to try a version using celery and pears. I like using Romano since it is a bit saltier and sharper than Parmesan, making additional salt unnecessary. Ricotta provides a lovely creaminess, while green shiso adds a citrus note. If you cannot find green shiso, you can substitute sweet basil. - gingerroot
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- 3/4 cup Asian pear, peeled, cored and chopped (1/4 inch pieces)
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 cup water
- 3 ½ cup(s) chicken stock
- 1 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1/3 cup onion, finely chopped
- 1 cup celery, finely chopped (tender inner stalks)
- 1 cup Arborio rice
- 3 ounces vermouth
- 1/4 cup celery leaves, chopped
- 3 tablespoons ricotta
- 1/4 cup grated Romano, plus more to taste
- 4 large green shiso leaves, cut into chiffonade and then in half crosswise (if using basil, increase amount to 5 lg leaves)
- For pear: Combine lemon juice and water in a bowl large enough to hold the chopped pear. Add chopped pear to lemon-water. Set aside.
- In a small saucepan, start to heat up chicken stock over medium heat. Once stock begins to steam, cover pan and lower heat to keep stock warm.
- Heat butter in a Dutch oven; wait for it to brown (but not burn), you will be able to smell it. Add onions and stir to coat. Add chopped celery and cook mixture until softened and fragrant, about 2 minutes. Add rice and stir to coat, about a minute, until opaque. Add vermouth and cook, stirring until most of liquid has evaporated.
- Ladle about ¾ cup of the warmed stock into rice mixture, constantly stirring, until almost all the liquid is absorbed by the rice. Continue adding remaining broth, one ladleful at a time, allowing rice to absorb liquid each time before adding more. Rice mixture should be barely simmering throughout additions, so you may need to adjust the heat (usually I have to lower it a bit). After 18 minutes, taste the rice. You want the finished rice to be slightly firm and creamy, with a bit of liquid remaining, but not mushy. If the rice is tender, remove from heat. If rice needs a minute more, by all means, cook it a minute more, adding a bit more stock if necessary.
- Drain pears through a fine meshed sieve and set over a bowl near stove. Off heat, stir in ricotta and Romano. Risotto should come together and be very creamy. Add celery leaves, shiso and finally chopped pears. Gently stir to combine. Serve immediately, with additional Romano, if desired. Enjoy!
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Blowing saves is nothing new for the Milwaukee Brewers, but regrouping to win such a game this early could go a long way for them this season.
The Brewers try to ride the momentum of a couple of late rallies as their series continues against the visiting Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night.Milwaukee led the majors last season with 29 blown saves, a key reason it missed the playoffs after winning the NL Central in 2011. The Brewers appeared to pick up where they left off Monday when closer John Axford allowed a two-out homer to Dexter Fowler in the ninth inning, but a walkoff sacrifice fly by Jonathan Lucroy in the 10th provided a 5-4 win."We lost quite a few games like this last year," said Ryan Braun to the Brewers' official website. "So I think it's a great sign that we were able to win a game like this, this year. I think that will be encouraging for all of us moving forward."Braun, who had a run-scoring infield single in a three-run eighth that rallied Milwaukee from a 3-1 deficit, may be especially excited to move forward given his success against Rockies scheduled starter Jorge De La Rosa. He has tormented the left-hander, going 7 for 9 with a homer and three doubles while also walking three times.The Rockies are hoping for big things from De La Rosa (0-2, 9.82 ERA), who appears to have completely recovered from undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2011. He made three starts late last season, but with a full spring training under his belt, the one-time 16-game winner is confident he can rediscover his old form."I've started feeling like me again," De La Rosa told the team's official website after a six-inning, 81-pitch minor league stint Thursday to avoid facing the Brewers in spring training. "Last year was a tough year, but I'm back to finding me."De La Rosa hasn't found much success at Miller Park, going 1-2 with a 9.82 ERA in three starts. This will be his first appearance versus Milwaukee since Aug. 13, 2010.Rickie Weeks, who scored the winning run Monday, is 4 for 7 with two doubles against De La Rosa.Colorado scored all of its runs via the long ball as Carlos Gonzalez and Troy Tulowitzki homered prior to Fowler's solo shot. The loss spoiled the managerial debut of Walt Weiss, who must contend with a leaky bullpen of his own that blew 27 saves in 2012, fewer than only the Brewers."It was just one bad inning in the eighth inning and that was it," said Gonzalez, who is 20 for 61 (.328) with three homers at Miller Park. "We have to feel good about ourselves. We battled the whole game. That happens sometimes."Tulowitzki is a .344 hitter in 17 games at Miller Park.The Rockies seek to bounce back versus Marco Estrada (5-7, 3.64), who cracked the Brewers' rotation after filling in last year when Zack Greinke was injured. Manager Ron Roenicke slotted the right-hander as his No. 2 starter after the late signing of Kyle Lohse."I have always seen myself as a starter, even when I wasn't. (Relief work) was hard for me," Estrada told MLB's official website. "Starting, mentally, is easier. At least for me it is."Estrada averaged 9.3 strikeouts per nine innings and had a team-best 4.93 strikeout-to-walk ratio. He did not get a decision in his only appearance versus the Rockies last year, giving up a solo homer to Tulowitzki and one other hit while striking out nine in five innings of Milwaukee's 9-4 win at home.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Gameday Matchup
Colorado | Milwaukee | |
Night | 47-62 | 56-53 |
Grass | 74-85 | 74-88 |
Current Streak | W2 | L1 |
Last 10 | 5-5 | 6-4 |
Pitching Matchup
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J. De La Rosa 16-6, 3.49 ERA Last Game: 9/10 at SF 2.0 IP, 4 ER Dec = ND |
M. Estrada 7-4, 3.87 ERA Last Game: 9/29 at NYM 7.0 IP, 1 ER Dec = ND |
Gameday Lineups
NO. | Colorado | Milwaukee |
1. | D. Fowler, CF | N. Aoki, RF |
2. | J. Rutledge, 2B | R. Weeks, 2B |
3. | C. Gonzalez, LF | R. Braun, LF |
4. | T. Tulowitzki, SS | A. Ramirez, 3B |
5. | M. Cuddyer, RF | J. Lucroy, C |
6. | T. Helton, 1B | A. Gonzalez, 1B |
7. | C. Nelson, 3B | C. Gomez, CF |
8. | Y. Torrealba, C | J. Segura, SS |
9. | J. De La Rosa, P | M. Estrada, P |
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Upon completing his tenure on "The Wire", Maestro returned to Chicago to finish his high school education, where he was first introduced to the world of electronic dance music. He instantly gravitated to this rapidly growing medium, finding a new way to apply his musical talents. In 2009, Maestro was released from his IDJ contract, graduated high school, and moved to LA to further pursue both his acting and musical careers.
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Article: [A case of diabetic chorea with ischemic lesions in the anterior limb of the internal capsule].
Brain and nerve = Shinkei kenkyū no shinpo 05/2012; 64(5):570-1. - Brain and nerve = Shinkei kenkyū no shinpo 10/2011; 63(10):1136-7.
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ABSTRACT: Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunts are frequently used to treat hydrocephalus. The use of a programmable shunt valve allows physicians to easily change the opening pressure. Since patients with adjustable CSF shunt valves may use portable game machines, the permanent magnets in these machines may alter the shunt valve programmed settings or permanently damage the device. This study investigated the risk of unintentional valve adjustment associated with the use of game machines in patients with programmable CSF shunt valves. Four adjustable valves from 4 different manufacturers, Sophysa Polaris model SPV (Polaris valve), Miethke proGAV (proGAV), Codman Hakim programmable valve (CHPV), and Strata II small valve (Strata valve), were evaluated. Magnetic field interactions were determined using the portable game machine, Nintendo DS Lite (DS). The maximum distance between the valve and the DS that affected the valve pressure setting was measured by x-ray cinematography. The Polaris valve and proGAV were immune to unintentional reprogramming by the DS. However, the settings of the CHPV and Strata valves were randomly altered by the DS. Patients with an implanted shunt valve should be made aware of the risks posed by the magnetic fields associated with portable game machines and commonly used home electronics.Neurologia medico-chirurgica 01/2011; 51(9):635-8. · 0.49 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Rathke's cleft cysts are often difficult to differentiate from other sellar cystic lesions using conventional MR imaging. The purpose of this study was to investigate the usefulness of single-shot fast spin-echo (SSFSE) diffusion-weighted MR imaging (DWI) in the diagnosis of a Rathke's cleft cyst. We examined retrospectively 29 patients with a histologically verified sellar or suprasellar lesion containing a fluid component; 12 patients had a Rathke's cleft cyst, 6 patients a craniopharyngioma, 5 patients a haemorrhagic pituitary adenoma, and 6 patients a cystic pituitary adenoma). Several regions of interest (ROIs) for apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) measurements were identified in the fluid components of the lesions. For comparison, ADC values were normalized using a relative ADC (rADC), which was determined by dividing the ADC values of lesions by those of normal white matter and expressing the quotient as a ratio. SSFSE provides diffusion-weighted images without significant susceptibility artifacts. DWI-SSFSE revealed Rathke's cleft cysts as hypointense relative to the normal brain parenchyma in all cases. The mean value of ADC for Rathke's cleft cysts was 2.12 x 10(-3) mm(2)/sec. Both the ADC and relative ADC of the Rathke's cleft cysts were significantly increased compared to those of the cystic components of craniopharyngiomas and haemorrhagic components of pituitary adenomas in the subacute phase (P < 0.05). There was not a statistically significant difference between Rathke's cleft cysts and cystic components of pituitary adenomas (P < 0.05). DWI-SSFSE with ADC values provides objective information in the differential diagnosis of Rathke's cleft cysts from other sellar cystic lesions. In addition, DWI-SSFSE with ADC values is useful for differentiating Rathke's cleft cysts from craniopharyngiomas and haemorrhagic pituitary adenomas.Acta Neurochirurgica 08/2007; 149(8):759-69; discussion 769. · 1.79 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Post operative scar tissue makes transsphenoidal surgery for recurrent pituitary lesions very difficult. However, with the use of a new cautery system, known as the EMF system, we were able to perform the surgical procedures with relative ease. In this article, we report the advantages and clinical applications of this new instrument in transnasal reoperation. The EMF system generates a high frequency current of 13.56 MHz that is focused on the target. This enables it to coagulate, cut, and vaporize tissue in a pinpoint fashion. The bayonet and pencil-type hand pieces of the EMF system are slim, and the tips of the probe are flexible. This enables the surgeon to easily reach deep narrow spaces. We have used the EMF system for transsphenoidal surgery on recurrent pituitary lesions in 18 patients. The system was used to cut and vaporize scar tissue and vaporize firm and fibrotic tumor tissue. During surgery, the system could easily cut and vaporize scarred tissues in the nasal cavity, the sphenoid sinus, and the sella, without damage to the surrounding tissue. In addition, in 3 patients who had extremely fibrotic and firm tumors, we were able to easily vaporize the tumor with safety. The EMF system enables the surgeon to cut and vaporize tissue with ease and with minimal injury to the surrounding structures. It was particularly valuable in the resection of firm tumors. It may also shorten the operating time because of quick vaporization of the firm tissue.Surgical Neurology 02/2007; 67(1):40-4; discussion 44-5. · 1.67 Impact Factor
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Indian Navy Chief, Admiral Devendra Kumar Joshi, Army Chief General Bikram Singh and Air Chief Marshal, Norman Anil Kumar Charlie Browne, the three service chiefs today paid homage to martyrs, at the Amar Jawan Jyoti at India Gate, in New Delhi on the occasion of Navy Day. The chiefs laid wreath at the war memorial. Speaking to media persons, Indian Navy Chief, Admiral Devendra Kumar Joshi said that they stand committed to safeguard the sovereign interests of the country. Every year, the Indian Navy celebrates December 04 as Navy Day to commemorate the Navy's daring attack on Karachi Harbour during the 1971 Indo-Pak War.


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ROFLMAO. That was funny as hell. Who wrote that song? The slide show accompayning it made it even funnier hehe.
With the Pats' first regular season game of 2006 just days away, I thought it was time to revisit the wonder of Tom Brady and this song I wrote for him.
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The North Texas Chapter is pleased to host Ms. Whitney Taylor, Associate Director, U.S. Procurement at Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation in Fort Worth. She has an extensive background in strategic sourcing with a focus in Indirect Spend including legal, marketing, HR, professional services, outsourcing and contracts. She also has had similar roles with Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD), WellPoint, Inc., Resources Global Professionals, Everest Group and the Walt Disney Company.
Currently Ms. Taylor manages professional services consulting sourcing strategy, process and projects for Novartis Divisions across the US. Whitney has enhanced value and captured substantial cost reductions by growing relationships with key internal stakeholders to understand their needs, leveraging supplier relationships, implementing process improvements, and optimizing negotiations through e-RFP's and auctions.