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Thanks for your reply.
The distribution is - as I said - SuSE 10.0 kernel: 2.6.13-15-default the xorg version is 6.8.2. One more thing: when I was trying to gain the solution on some irc channel, one dude told me that the driver doesn't fit my xorg/kernel version since I have undefined sybmols (an entry in my xorg log/sax log as I suppose).
This is quite strange: I couldn't see any "unresolved symbol" warning in your Xorg log, actually no warning at all, just the ending fatal error. However, usually unresolved symbols do not cause problems as far as the module is correctly built and loaded into the kernel (as it seems to be the case). I have two questions now which may (or may not...) be useful:
1) does X start just after installing the video driver? I mean: without a reboot.
2) try and have a look if you have those files, and if they are writable:
/dev/nvidia# and /dev/nvidiactl. They should exist and be writable by the user.
One last thing, could you post also the /var/log/nvidia-installer.log file and a bug report? I think they are useful for the devs to help you finding the problem (if we can't manage to do it here).
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I walked down a road; a typical Malaysian tar road, multiple faded, white dotted lines stretching on and on, uncharacteristically empty of cars and their angry owners. On either side of me was a metal divider, some parts rusty, some parts freshly painted over in shiny silver. Pass the dividers were endless mountains covered in a thick expanse of trees, their countless, infinite leaves dyeing the mountains a rich, multi-shaded green.
Normally I would see this view tucked comfortably in the backseat of my father's car on the way to Taiping for our race's New Year, or for the funeral of another relative I barely knew. Today, walking down the highway, void of any vehicles, it was deathly quiet. No breeze, no animals. A slow crunch, crunch of my shoes on loose gravel, and my own steady breath, its rhythm out of sync with the former. Both sounds rent through the silence like one of those huge industry lorries crashing through the divider.
Soon I heard another sound that didn't originate from my body; the sound of brick rubbing against brick. Someone was laying bricks somewhere ahead. I would hear the sound, then a pause as whoever it was reached for another block, then the sound again. I squinted, and saw an orange obstacle blocking the way ahead. I took my time in approaching it.
I stopped a few feet away from my new destination and looked upwards at the brick wall before me, an intimidating barricade of hardened clay. It was at least 15 feet tall; I wouldn't be able to climb it without help if I wanted to. Looking higher still, I saw a young man sitting on the still incomplete wall, laying bricks. He did not dress like a builder at all; he was in a full-blown suit & tie. Nevertheless, he skilfully and patiently laid each block of material down, patting the cement in above it, then repeated the process. The Builder looked vaguely familiar. He finally caught sight of me.
"Hey there, buddy!" he called down, and waved. I stared for a moment, then awkwardly waved back, answering his greeting. I asked him what he was doing.
"I'm laying these bricks here because there's a huge menace right behind this wall, and you don't want any part of it." He looked behind him for a bit, then looked back at me and made a face. "Boy, you really don't wanna see this."
"But I need to get to the other side," I said. "Can't you let me over? I could help you with whatever it is."
"No, no," said the Builder, shaking his head furiously. "I don't want you to. In fact, I built this wall knowing you would've wanted to help, and that it would frustrate you by forcing you to turn back." I looked at him incredulously.
"… You did it knowing it would piss me off?"
The Builder smiled and nodded smugly, obviously proud that his efforts were being recognized. I got a little impatient.
"Look, there're only two ways on this road. I've come a long way, and I'm not leaving, I can't. I can't stay here and starve either. You need to let me through, whatever's behind that. Or we'll be stuck here forever."
"You can't help, buddy. I've tried fighting this menace long ago, and I've never been able to dispel it for good. I don't see how an additional helper's gonna make a difference, it doesn't make any sense," the Builder said gravely. This annoyed me.
"No, it makes perfect sense that if you couldn't handle it on your own, an extra hand might actually cure it for good," I said.
"Oh, here it comes again," said the Builder, looking over the other side, obviously ignoring me completely. "It tries to climb up and grab me by the ankle sometimes, you know. But I give it a couple shakes and it goes back down."
"What tries to climb up?"
"It's hard to describe," the Builder said absent-mindedly, continuing to lay bricks. "Either way, I'll tell you when it tries to pull me down again, if that makes you feel better."
"I don't see how that's going to help at all… We're still here." I was almost angry now. Time was wasting, and there didn't seem to be any way I could ever get past this wall. The Builder jerked backwards momentarily, and looked back at the other side, then carried on building the wall, pursing his lips.
"Did it get you again?" I asked.
"… No."
"Then why'd you swing backwards so violently?" Silence. "You said you would tell me when it pulled on you."
"Yes, it tried to drag me." Annoyed that he went back on his promise, but also concerned for his safety, I tapped my foot against the road restlessly.
"Is it gonna get you by surprise one day?" I asked.
"Who knows," muttered the Builder. "Who knows."
"Let me over this wall. I want to help."
"Nope." I snapped at that response. Turning sharply around on my feet, I started walking away. He called out to me.
"Where're you going?" I didn't look back when I replied.
"I'm leaving." I stopped walking abruptly, then turned to look at the Builder. He looked back at me sadly, a look that wanted to tell me something, something that he couldn't bring himself to say.
"I hope it never manages to kill you. And if you need me, I'll be somewhere down this road," I said to him, cold and harsh, but meaning my words. He stared, sorrowful for awhile, then nodded weakly. "I'll see you soon, then," he said. Our eyes met for awhile more, then I broke the gaze and turned back. I continued walking back down where I came from.
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Montreal, QC (Sports Network) - Sebastian Vettel from Red Bull extended his
lead in the Formula One world championship point standings with a dominating
performance in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
Vettel, who started on the pole, relinquished the lead only once when he
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"It's great to win today," Vettel said. "I was pushing very hard, especially
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later stages."
Vettel claimed his third win of the season and the 29th of his F1 career. It
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two years ago, which featured torrential rain conditions, Vettel appeared to
be on his way to victory but locked up the rear and slid wide on the final
lap. He ended up finishing second to McLaren's Jenson Button.
"Having come so close two years ago, to win in the dominant fashion that we
did today was a tremendous performance, despite a couple of heart-stopping
moments, particularly when Seb touched the wall," team principal Christian
Horner said. "He was totally commanding today and thoroughly deserved the
On Saturday, Vettel claimed his third consecutive pole position for the
Canadian GP after he won qualifying in rainy conditions.
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speed in the race," he said. "We had average tire wear, which hasn't always
been the case for us. So we have made a step forward there. It's nice to win
Vettel has now accumulated 132 points for the season, while second-place
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very difficult weekend," said Alonso, who started sixth.
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while Vettel's teammate, Mark Webber, took the fourth spot.
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but we just weren't quite on the pace of Seb and Fernando," Hamilton said.
Nico Rosberg from Mercedes completed the top-five. Rosberg won the Monaco
Grand Prix from the pole position two weeks ago.
Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne took the sixth spot, followed by Paul di Resta
for Force India and Felipe Massa from Ferrari. Massa started 16th after he
crashed during the second session in qualifying. He slid off course and
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Kimi Raikkonen from Lotus and Force India's Adrian Sutil finished ninth and
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during his pit stop, managed to score his 24th consecutive points finish,
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Read the expert Rod Cross here and learn the facts before arguing:
Warning: This is way too long. Don't start it if yer concerned about having yer eyes glaze over. . .
Had never bothered to look into MTM before, but just (finally) made it all the way through this thread. Glad I did. There's lots of interesting stuff, some pretty intelligent folks involved in it, and, believe it or not, I thought more reasonable discussion than what is often seen in online forums.
I *do* think that I've picked up a few "errors" or at least some things that aren't as clear as they might be, and thought that I'd throw in what I think might be some "clarifications", and maybe even a new idea (or, at least, opinion) or two.
The above article by Rod Cross didn't say anything about the "sweet spot" nor its size. Rather, it explained that the spin window (don't think he used that term in the article) is enough larger with a ten inch wide racket than a wooden, nine inch wide racket so that one wouldn't routinely frame the ball with the use of the swing paths, speeds, and face angles that can be used with the modern, lighter materials. He notes in the article
"Give a 9-inch graphite racquet to a player today and the result would be some serious clipping of the frame every few shots. . ."
Toly was exactly right about the perspective from which "sidespin" should be observed and described when speaking of "clockwise-ness". The axis for sidespin is vertical, so you gotta look at the clock face from either above or below. From above, Rafa's forehand sidespin - at least on the "high" ball in the thread, would be counterclockwise.
When Rafa "hooks" one, which I'm pretty certain is only going to happen off a "low" ball, the sidespin would be clockwise.
I don't know what all is actually part of the MTM thing, but the "across" part, as presented in this thread, and what I saw in the video with Mr. Wegner, ain't exactly right. While the the "wiper" follow through does go across, and the "grazing" of the ball by the strings would be (partly) in that direction on a high ball, it *wouldn't* be in that direction on a low ball, but rather, the opposite. That same vertical axis would be spun about in the opposite direction, and the flight of the tennis ball would be seen to curve in the opposite direction.
The cool still photo that Toly posted with Rafa's racket almost vertical was excellent for demonstration of what happens for sidespin on a high ball. I'm betting that a similar photo could be found of Roddick with a near vertical racket, but with the head pointing to the ground, for one of his "hooking" forehands off a low ball. I swear I've seen him "waiting" for a ball to drop low enough so that he could spin it counterclockwise (
) off his righty low ball.
I've loved all the photos in this thread where many stages of the racket positions have been shown in one shot. I've been wanting to see these "rainbows" of the "before" contact section of the swing for a long time. I remember one from years ago of the "after", and recall practically begging the guy who posted it (maybe even on tennisplayer.net, with "rainbow" in the description).
My current theory about teaching topspin is that you can put these two rainbows together and come sorta close to laying a pain of glass against the ball striking areas of same, and have both the grip and the stringbed lying against it (the pane). For a righty forehand, I tell folks to imagine a large window pane whose bottom edge runs approximately between their feet (which are in a neutral stance, straddling the baseline) and that same bottom edge lies right on top of the baseline, but with the top of that window pane leaning well forward. These edges are both basically perpendicular to the intended target line.
Next, (and I know this is an over-simplification and isn't exactly accurate) I have them have their racket hand *and* the stringbed make that big "rainbow" move - both before and after contact (and during) - whilst keeping those two parts of the racket lying against that window pane (and pretty much facing the target).
So, the first part of this "rainbow" swing along the "window pane" is actually "left-to-right", with the butt of the racket leading the way, with the stringbed lagging well behind. I don't know that it's universal, but I've watched a *lot* of super slo-mo's of pro forehands (both on YouTube *and* on the various online tennis instruction sites *and* on the cool DVD's {were they "CD's" back then?} that I bought from JY years ago) and I've concluded that the stringbed only catches up with the hand (the long axis of the racket becomes parallel to the ground) at about breast height. Below that height, the player's hand is always above the ball at contact. Above that height, the middle of the stringbed is above the player's hand.
Another relationship that changes with location on the "rainbow" is how far the ball is from the player's body. At the extremes of height, both low and high balls, human anatomy dictates that the ball must be closer to the body. (I haven't thought through the ramifications of whether one uses a bent or straight elbow for these balls).
And, since the window pane leans forward, the higher the contact point, the further out in front contact must in order to maximize the "hit". So, a high ball will be contacted both close to the body line and well out in front. A low ball is contacted close(ish) to the body and much less "out front".
It *may* even be that the rainbow "bows over" a bit more near its top, as I've seen stills of pros with some very closed racket faces way out yonder.
Key to keeping both the hand (grip of the racket) and the stringbed lying "flat" on this pane of glass is that the wrist must be "laid back" (extension?). I was very happy to learn of the "double bend" from JY many years ago. I feel that this position is far too often ignored by the teaching pros that I watch giving lessons - at least, as someone in the thread mentioned - to adults.
One of the reasons that I like to use the "pane of glass" concept rather than a "plane" is that I can describe which part of the racket would cause the pane of glass to "break" if the player changes the plane of his stringbed as it comes counterclockwise around this "rainbow" of a "leaning" clock face from something like six o'clock to twelve o'clock.
If the player "loses his layback" or "flexes" his wrist, then the tip of the racket breaks the glass(and he misses the shot wide).
If he "closes" the racket face beyond what his grip has set up (rolling the face in an attempt to "help" with the topspin), then the top edge of the racket breaks the glass (and he misses the shot into the net).
If he "opens" the face in an attempt to "help" the ball over the net, then bottom edge of the racket breaks the glass (and the ball goes long).
Part of my theory is that the longer the racket face is facing the target (on this "window pane plane"), the greater the margin for error is for "timing" the shot, for both direction and trajectory. One of the online instructors tells me that his coach said pretty much the same thing to him decades ago.
My quest to get at the bottom of what makes a topspin forehand work stems from *many* years of hitting an extremely inconsistent one, myself. Many lessons from many different pros failed to nail down the primary problems. It took a visit to Brian Gordon when he had his operation in Cincinnati a number of years ago to start getting it figured out.
Interestingly, getting hooked up to his wires and his (then) magnets (rather than today's infrared cameras) only exposed *part* of the problem - too steep an upward swing path (with the hand), especially on high balls. *But*, a second serious issue only showed up the next day during the "lesson" part of the program when I was trying to clarify something he was telling me and I demonstrated my backswing "loop" in slow mo and he noticed that I was *opening*, rather than "closing" the face, which, it turns out, then cause me all kinds of problems with trying to get back "on plane" for the forward swing.
BTW, I believe I read in another thread recently that Dr. Gordon can't actually "hit" a tennis ball. Fact is, he can knock the **** out of one on an amazingly flat and controlled trajectory. When I last saw him down in Boca Raton, IIRC, he was thinking about starting to enter some age group tournaments (50's?), in spite of his arthritis issues.
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I read with considerable interest your sportswriters' poll ["Moments of Glory," January 9]. Even allowing for a certain amount of bias from those of us who reside on the eastern side of the Atlantic Ocean, it seems quite remarkable that British rower Steven Redgrave's achievement in winning his fifth Olympic gold medal should warrant not a single vote in either your "Male Sports Figure of 2000" or "Best Sports Moment of 2000" categories. Since no one has ever come close to this sort of achievement in an endurance sport before, it seems surprising that your writers have ignored it. And bizarre as well, since Britain's Jonathon Edwards received two votes for winning gold in the triple jumpa fine achievement, certainly, but scarcely comparable to Redgrave's.
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While you're in town, take some time to check out the top attractions. One of the most popular spots for tourists is SeaWorld San Diego, the theme park that made the killer whale famous. Balboa Park Gardens, which is actually made up of several themed gardens, contains lush displays of Japanese, Australian and Spanish florals, while the Cabrillo National Monument has a hilltop location that gives you a stunning view of the city and the bay as well as a look at several historic exhibits. Adventure seekers should head to Torrey Pines Gliderport, where experienced glider riders gather to partake in some extreme sporting and beginners come to learn from one of the area's most prestigious gliding schools.


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Seniority hearings for American Airlines pilots to begin June 29
The large piece of unfinished business for American Airlines and US Airways pilots is the integration of their respective seniority lists into a single list under the Allied PIlots Association.
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The question of integrating the seniority lists will be settled by arbitration. The US Airline Pilots Association, which has represented US Airways pilots, sent a note to members Saturday that spelled out the timetable for the arbitration hearings:
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The next time you're out for a walk in the park make use of the park benches you pass. At the 1st bench do 5 step-ups for each leg...at the next one do 5 tricep dips, then try push-ups off a bench, then seated leg lifts... Just keep alternating. You'll get a full workout by the end of your walk
When I pick up my grandson at school, I park across the street instead of using the parking lot. After I arrive at the school, I start walking loops around the parking lot. Since I don't like to be late, I always get in several minutes this way - while other people sit in parked cars.
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Lady Victoria Hervey likes herself a good Caribbean vacation during the holidays. She's a tad bit on the socialite gaunt scale, but I could see myself feeding her sandwiches and rapping with her about aristocratic family criminal indiscretions until she packs on enough to be safe in a strong wind. It takes a certain kind of man to turn their innate need for meat switch back to the 'on' position. I'd like to think I'm that man, if not the guy who can whine and plead enough to get what I want.
Lady Victoria is just one of many bikini clad celebrities and blue bloods sunning themselves in the tropics over the New Year's. Unlike generations past, none of these ladies seem to be the least bit tan. I suppose this is an ode to better skin health in the modern age, though I'd be lying if I didn't say I miss the brownish girls on the beach and their revealing tan lines even more. We may never see that era again. I'll pour some Coppertone out for the homies. Enjoy.
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- Each day this month, at breakfast or dinner, share ideas on events during the day that showed a caring or loving attitude. A parent may have to start this, but kids will catch on quickly.
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Abels Moving Services is a removal and storage company with headquarters in Brandon, Suffolk, with facilities in London, Cambridge, Lutterworth covering the whole of the UK. It became the first removals firm to be granted a Royal Warrant in 1989, by appointment to HM the Queen for removals and storage services. As of 2013[update], the company still holds this warrant.
The Grantee of the Warrant, the person responsible for ensuring its proper and correct use, is Philip Pertoldi, the current group managing director. He is a past president of the main UK removals industry trade body, the British Association of Removers (BAR), and past president of the Sandringham Association of Royal Warrant Holders. Established in Norfolk in the UK in 1958, Abels was initially an offshoot from the Abels family auctioneering business. The firm became known as Abels of Watton, initially only based in the town, but subsequently opening depots in Huntingdon, St Albans, Colchester and Brandon, Suffolk.[citation needed]
In 1991, the Abel family sold the business to Hays plc, and then in 1998 a management buyout returned Abels to independent ownership. Abels is a shareholder in UniGroup Worldwide UTS and Philip Pertoldi currently sits on the world supervisory board. He is a former chairman of the UK/Ireland arm of UniGroup Worldwide UTS. Pertoldi has held the position of Chairman of the BAR, the British Association of Removers as has other members of Abels Moving Services team. Holding the FIDI-FAIM-ISO quality standard (one of only 12 others in the UK) which is independently audited by Ernst & Young every 2 years to ensure standards are maintained, upheld and adhered to. The audit encompasses all areas of the business from training, operating, file handling to accounts and sustainability. As a BAR Overseas Group Member and participant of the International Movers Mutual Insurance IMMI Bond providing an advanced payment guarantee to its private customers with assurance that should this company cease trading, then the move will be completed without further cost.[citation needed]
The company is a member of the IAM International Association of Movers, previously called HHGFAA Household Goods & Freight Forwarders Association of America. A global association of over 1800 members in over 160 countries. Attaining Investors in People - the first removal company to attain this accolade.[citation needed]
ISO 9001:2008 Abels are audited to the BS (British), EN (European) ISO (International) 9001 - 2008 Quality Standard. This is a commitment to quality embodied in a set of processes that ensure a common sense approach to the management of the organisation, understanding clients customer satisfaction by taking continual customer feedback and reviewing.[citation needed]
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- Howard, Paul (22 August 2008). "Property overseas? But we are homeward bound". Daily Telegraph (London). Retrieved 15 April 2009.
- Prophet, Sheila (4 October 2008). "Property problems solved by Sheila Prophet". Daily Telegraph (London). Retrieved 15 April 2009.
- Markosky, Cheryl (12 July 2007). "Moving home: Make the move and leave your worries behind". Daily Telegraph (London). Retrieved 15 April 2009.
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- UniGroup Worldwide UTS - European headquarters, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- UniGroup Worldwide UTS - Worldwide headquarters, St Louis, USA
- Sandringham Association of Royal Warrant Holders
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Looks promising
Good to see this game doing well. I was just reading how a lot of people thought this game wasn't getting any publicity, but I'm sure scores like this will help!
good review I'm excited to try this
Really looking forward to this. Could be sleeper hit of the year.
aw yes, thought this was going to be shit but apparently not :) Yay!
Really good to see this score, I was pretty much on the fence with this one.
Yay Alex! So happy to see you enjoyed this one. I've had my pre-order copy ready for a few months now. It's a relief to see Suda & Co. getting some good reviews. Now, I'm a Suda fanboy (Yeah, I admit it!) so I felt like I would love this regardless but still it's nice to see the team did a good job. About to go pick up my copy after work. Great review!
That is awesome that this got a good review! Everyone seemed to be disregarding it... and for some reason I was pulling for it....
Sounds interesting, I'll have to check this one out. Keep up the good work Alex.
Gah. This game sounds really interesting, but that EA logo can make anything unappealing :/
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Really looking forward to this. Could be sleeper hit of the year.
I definitely agree. Reviews have been surprisingly great for a game that had seemingly little to no hype.
I'm always down for a little temple of the dog reference. Nice.
I like dick jokes.
Pssst, Alex... Garcia's gun is bigger. *tee hee*
Good to hear that this game turned out well.
Wow.. didn't even know this game was coming out so soon. Maybe I should take a look at it.
Duke Nukem was striving to be this game.
Alex, no! I didn't think you'd go for the "it's a pun-good time" title!
Suda 51 = instant want from me, can't wait to get my hands on this.
Damn, with all these great reviews it looks like I'm going to have to pick this up.
Quick Look?
You said "viscerally" -10 points from Gryffindor.
This game looks GREAT, I'm stoked for the EU release. It's nice to see a main character that's more Dante and less bald space marine.
Props to Alex for the Temple of The Dog reference, I feel that it was an apt comparison. Also, Temple of The Dog is AWESOME.
Wow! I wqas really expecting a 2 star-game. Really stoked now.
Been watching gameplay videos, this game seems redonkulous. Some of the stuff it has grosses me out kinda, but at the same time it's full of humor.... but the humor is self aware, unlike Duke Nukem which makes it ok :)
Oh man, i am relieved to find out that this game doesn't suck. Totally gonna buy it.
Have my pre-ordered copy in hand, can't wait to get home and fire up the PS3
Great review, and completely devoid of any lazy/clumsy Tarantino comparisons. Can't wait to give the game a whirl.
I am very impressed you were able to restrain yourself to only using boner in the last paragraph. A tip of the hat to you, good sir.
I gotta take a dump.
I've bee following this for a while, but I still believe it a rental.
Johnson is another word for the male reproductive organ.
I hope this isn't going to be another sleeper hit like Enslaved. Grasshopper needs this to go well. The pedigree behind this game can't possibly be ignored.
I'm a little surprised Ryan wasn't reviewing it, but considering the sources of Suda's inspiration for this game (Road movies, Bronson, etc) Alex is a perfect fit to review this kind of game. Great review, can't wait to play it.
I definitely want this now, I just wish it was for PC.
the main dude is hispanic so I find that very cool on top of it actually looks like a fun game I want to pick up.
O.K Alex I've been bottling this up for a fucking long time but I'm going to fucking explode if I don't say anything. STOP FUCKING SAYING PRETERNATURAL BADASS. It was sort of clever the first two times but then you just kept saying it again and again on Behind Screened the Door or the Happy Hour or in a Quick Look and now it is written for all to see. This is it. The end. No more. Just stop saying it.
Anyway good review.
To be perfectly honest this is just a thinly veiled excuse for someone to create a 'Preternatural Badass' compilation video.
Didn't read the review but since Giant Bomb started posting videos about it, I started to care , but from the looks of it, I probably won't get this game.
I was hoping for something abit more crazy from them. But i'll get this eventually probably when the price goes down abit.
SHIT. Another game that seemingly came out of nowhere that I really want to play. This is the worst summer to be broke ever!
Also, in the words of Mr. Caffeine, "I'm not afraid of a few dick jokes."
Great review. Too many games to play.
Review has me sold. Making 'Shadow's of the Damned' top on my extensive bargain bin games list.
I'll have to rent this and Alice.
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I have a BIG BONER for this game. Haaaa? Anyone?
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Bring the charming fun and bright colors of Sesame Street to your child's bedroom with this Sesame Street Desk and Multi Bin Organizer Bundle. The desk and chair are made from durable MDF material, and the desk includes a drop-down cup holder with space to store pens, pencils or a drink. With the pull-out fabric storage bin that fits under the seat, this Sesame Street chair and desk bundle gives your child extra storage room for personal items. Also included in this bundle is a multi-bin toy organizer. The six assorted organizer bins can store various sizes of toys, keeping your little one's room neat and clean. See individual items for a complete descriptionSesame Street Desk and Chair with Storage Bin:
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The house we were going to look at tomorrow has been sold. We're so disappointed. It's a really contemporary house, and while it was only a 2 bedroom, the rooms are massive, and the price was right. Oh well... I can't let it get me down. I wish there were lots in the city somewhere. I love the city and don't want to leave it, but there's just nothing left, landwise, to look at building.... :-(
I think guys are designed to be wishy-washy -- makes it easier for them to drive us insane ;-)
I don't know what kind of criteria you're using in your house search (I just caught onto this thread recently), but it might be helpful to try something different. When we "lost" the house that we wanted, I did an internet search for house listings in the same price range, rather than a specific area or a specific type of house. We thought we wanted an older house just west of the city -- we ended up buying a bungalow in a neighbourhood that I'd never even considered. And as it turns out, it's a great place to live. Our house is fairly new (4 years old), but most of the houses around here were built in the 40's & 50's. There are lots of large, old trees, it's a quiet residential area, and even though we're quite suburban where we are, practically everywhere we need to go to is a 5-10 minute drive.
Don't worry, you'll hit on the perfect house one day -- it might take a bit of patience, but it'll happen :-)
BTW, I have no idea how he came up with it, but one day my hubby sort of blurted out "Smoodgie" for no apparent reason and I liked it and decided to use it as my screen name :-)
Thanks Smoodgie (love the nic,btw). I know... I keep saying to myself "a new door will open"!!! :-)
We're going to check another one out this weekend. DH keeps changing his mind whether he wants to move or not. I wish he'd just make a decision and stick to it!
We had the same experience as Michy -- there was a house in the neighbourhood next to ours that I just loved. When it went up for sale, it was out of our price range, but we went to look at it anyway. A little while later, the price dropped by $30,000 -- still out of our price range, but the bank said, no problem, they'd give us a mortgage :-) But instead of making an offer right after our second viewing, my hubby insisted that we stick to our plan to go out of town on the weekend. And when we got back, the house was gone :-(
I was so devastated, I bawled my eyes out (I'm such suck!!) Then a couple of days later, I was sort of half-heartedly checking out house listings, and came across one that sounded moderately appealing. When we went to see it, we knew right away that it was the house for us. It was bigger and brighter and newer than the other house, on a quieter street with a bigger lot.... and it was cheaper (barely!) than the house that we missed out on.
A long and probably boring story, but the point is, you could have the same luck that Michy and I did and find a house that's even more perfect for you than the one that you thought was perfect :-)
Good luck!!
Thanks Michy,
I hope the same will happen for us.
Here's a link to the house we were going to look at this morning. (We're still going to look, as it's open for viewing until they get the bank papers from the purchasers).
It's a great neighbourhood, the house is set way back from the road (about 500 feet), it's private, treed, landscaped... oh, I wish we'd of found it sooner! Oh well, as you guys have all said, one door closes, another opens! (literally! hehee)
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I went in there with no appointment. I had an issue I was worried and upset about. There was a line there and they took the time to look at it to make sure I wasn't driving in danger. They took care of it then. They were good mechanics and the ladies in the front office were very friendly. I think that I was charged a fair amount.
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MANGALORE: Kudremukh Wildlife Foundation (KWF), a Mangalore-based environmentalists' group, has objected to the comprehensive environmental impact assessment and management plan, prepared by a Bangalore-based institute, for setting up the hydro-electric plant at Gundya.
The Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd (KPCL) has proposed to set up a 200-MW power project at Gundya on the borders of Dakshina Kannada and Hassan districts.
In its objection filed before the Deputy Commissioner of Dakshina Kannada during a public hearing on the project conducted at Gundya recently, the foundation alleged that the report contained "false and misleading information and data". It urged the Deputy Commissioner, who was the presiding officer for the public hearing, to reject the report. Co-ordinator of the foundation Niren Jain stated in the objection, a copy of which was made available to The Hindu, that the report had mentioned that the project site was at a distance of 30 km from Pushpagiri Wlidlife Santuary.
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The Netravati was the lifeline of Dakshina Kannada. If the perennial springs were to dry up owing to the project, it would be difficult to meet the drinking water needs of the district in the long run. "We request that the project be dropped on this ground alone," he said in the objection.


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The ministry of women and child development, on Thursday, called for suggestions to repeal and reenact the Juvenile Justice Act, 2000. Among the crucial suggestions it has put up include, sending children, in the 16-18 age group to be tried in regular courts for heinous crimes, such as murder and rape. It has also proposed that the principal magistrate of the juvenile board, instead of family courts, preside over adoptions.
The new provision entails that children between 16-18 years, who commit murder or rape, "will be subjected to an inquiry of the juvenile board, who will pass an order within a month for "the continued abjudication of the case in accordance with the provisions of the JJ Act or to transfer such a case to the court having jurisdiction over such offence". This includes cases involving murder, acid attack, rape and sexual assault, etc. The act also takes into account repeat offenders in cases of robbery, dacoity, kidnapping and slavery.
This will mark the third amendment to the Act, after 2006 and 2011. After the December 16 gang rape, in which a juvenile was one of the co-accused, there were many petitions to lower the age of a juvenile from 18 years to 16 years. But the Supreme Court shot them, citing that that it will be "unconstitutional".
"Over the last few years, concerns regarding protection of children and implementation issues related to the legislation have arisen," read a release from the ministry.
The new provision also marks changes in the procedures regarding the adoption: Instead of family courts, the principal magistrate of the juvenile board will now preside over adoptions. Also, a government official will be appointed as the chairperson of child welfare committees (CWCs) instead of people with an independent charge.
"There were three main concerns that prompted the provision. The first was the need of a separate provision for children between 16 to 18 years committing a heinous crime. There has been many concerns regarding this after the December 16 gang rape case. Secondly, the need to review the sections that preside adoptions under Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA). Thirdly, the need to address some grey and ambiguous areas in the law," said Shankar Agarwal, secretary, Ministry of Child and Women Development. "We need to address the deplorable conditions of childcare facilities. All children homes should be as good as our own homes."
Anant Asthana, who was a member of the committee drafting the amendment in 2011, said that system -- known as the waiver system -- comes with its own problems. "The new amendment will push in a lot of children to the adult category merely on the basis of an allegation. What is the basis of identification of their ages? The waiver system has been widely contested in countries that have adopted it, like the US," he said.


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