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I Still have it.
I still have the game too, it's not bad... but I hate amy, big, chamy and vector so much...
why vector the crocodile?
I think he sucks, I wouldn't be suprised if Shadow thought the same.
Vector is not the most horrid or greatest character in Sonic Heroes. But in some ways he gets a little off.
Well.. yeah I guess your right, I don't like him that much, but for me the worst character of them all is big the cat - he seems too retarded.
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me too, but I didnt try to install it on Vista yet. it is a great game though (being able to play with Sonic and Shadow in the same game is nice)
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Sonic fans for the win. I Used to love the sonic series when I was younger. =)
Heh, you should consider playing sonic unleashed... then you'd love sonic again =D
I didn't like it simply cause the story didn't require that much thought. The older games where always the best and I loved every sonic game up until Sonic Unleashed.
Is that with Sonic the Werehog?
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But now the USSR has fallen. The cold war is over. The west won. The situation Kwitny wrote about has fundamentally changed. But have things changed? Does the aid money now actually go toward improving the lives of the people? Or is there a new enemy to oppose all over the world, a new enemy that leads us to support corrupt dictators all over again? I'm not sure.
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The Denver Nuggets traded Nene for JaVale McGee earlier this season. The Denver Nuggets are going to Los Angeles to play a Game Seven against the Los Angeles Lakers. I'm not saying the first move here caused that second effect, but it certainly did nothing to hurt those chances.
JaVale McGee is a guy it's becoming harder and harder to put into a box. Not because he's too tall for most boxes, and even if he could fit he'd certainly jump out, but because of what he just might become afterall. He's literally one of the best pure athletes of any size in today's NBA from a running and jumping standpoint. In addition to that he's a seven footer. You don't need to be Dr. Jack Ramsay to put those two together and deduce that he maybe should be a superstar. He isn't yet, but maybe this move to Denver will help him get there.
It appears the Nuggets think so at least, according to the Denver Post earlier this week. Even before McGee helped Denver blow LA out in Game Six, the front office was already saying they wanted JaVale back long-term.
Opportunities. That was the plan when Denver acquired McGee from Washington. The Nuggets' front office knew McGee had an abundance of athleticism, but he developed bad habits playing for a poor team.
"Our intent was to get JaVale for the future, not just for three months," Nuggets executive Masai Ujiri said.
Asked Wednesday whether McGee, a restricted free agent this summer, is a player he wants to lock down for the future, Ujiri said, "One hundred percent."
Will he ever mature as a person to be serious enough to max out his skill-set, that is the question Denver appears to think he is answering with a resounding yes right now. Can a team tolerate his mother at games making strange comments to media sometimes too? They also don't appear to be worried about that either in regards to JaVale. If he helps them beat Kobe and the Lakers in Game Seven, it just might take a lot of dollars to keep him too. I hope he stays though, he seems to be trending upward right now, and that's a good thing for everybody. Except maybe Andrew Bynum right now.
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As Google begins its biggest off-line TV campaign called "the Web is what you make of it", here comes another ad for you to check out.
April, 2011: Chrome, Safari Share Up; Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera – Down
It's May already as we look at the browsers market share results for the last month, April that is. Were there any drastic changes? Let's find out.
It looks like Internet Explorer 9 is not yet good enough to prevent users from switching to other browsers as Microsoft lost market share yet again, down from 55.92% to 55.11% (0.81 point decrease).
Mozilla is facing similar situation as Firefox web browser market share decreased by 0.17 point, from 21.80% to 21.63%.
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Sheriff Woody is gay.
Last evening, Google has aired a new commercial on TV which promotes Dan Savage's "It Gets Better" project and Chrome web browser, obviously. Pretty neat, if you ask us.
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How many new major builds of Google Chrome browser can be pushed in one year? A lot.
If the Chromium development calendar is to be believed, then we should see the following versions later this year:
Google Chrome 13 – (Chromium on May 30, 2011)
Google Chrome 14 – (Chromium on July 25, 2011)
Google Chrome 15 – (Chromium on September 5, 2011)
Google Chrome 16 – (Chromium on October 17, 2011)
So here you have it, a plenty of releases this year with Google Chrome 13 just around the corner.
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Java and security vulnerabilities go together like bread and butter and fortunately for some users, it is now blocked in Google Chrome.
In case web page tries to access Java plug-in, the following message will be displayed:
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After such popup, user can select whether he or she wants to run plug-in this time only or whitelist site all together.
For those who would like to disable protection, all you have to do is add –always-authorize-plugins command line flag.
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Google Chrome 11.0.696.57 has been just pushed to the stable channel and can be downloaded here.
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Apple just announced they're going to put it in their Safari browser. So that gives you Apple, Microsoft and Mozilla. Really the only holdout — the only company that hasn't evolved as much as we would like on this — is Google.
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Three security advisories were released for rival browsers by Microsoft today, two of which for Chrome and one for Opera. Said bugs were spotted by researchers at Microsoft and brought to the attention of the security teams in charge of Opera and Chrome. Opera patched the bug in October of 2010 while Google fixed the vulnerabilities last September and December.
According to Mike Reavey, the director of the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), the change is part of an expansion of the vulnerability disclosure policy launched by Microsoft the previous summer. These advisories were the first to be issued by Microsoft for vulnerabilities found in third party software. Other advisories will follow as necessary.
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FORT MYERS — To New Englanders of a certain age, Trumbull, Conn., isn't just a tony hamlet nestled between New Haven and Bridgeport — it's the home of the 1989 Little League World Series champions.
Just ask Craig Breslow. The Trumbull native was 9 years old when future NHL star Chris Drury led a group of New England upstarts to Williamsport, where they shocked Taiwan in the championship game, 5-2, ending a five-year run of Asian dominance.
"It was obviously pretty neat," Breslow said. "Those guys are three years older than me, and I probably wasn't old enough to totally appreciate the significance of what they had done, but I was certainly old enough to understand they were playing on TV and that it was pretty cool."
Nearly 25 years later, Breslow cannot only still name most of the members of that team, but the players became such minor celebrities, everyone knew where they lived.
"It gave a lot of attention for the Little League programs in the town, the fields got better, they put lights on, that kind of stuff," Breslow said. "It's pretty neat to kind of follow those guys' careers. Only a handful even went on to play in college, and Chris Drury obviously had a successful NHL career.
"I wonder how many times guys from those teams go on to play professionally, and it's seemingly a pretty small percentage. Guys that peak at 12 aren't necessarily the same guys who become stars in high school and college and beyond that."
Three years after Trumbull's run to glory, Breslow's All-Star team started its own run, which ended one win short of a state championship.
"It's kind of that unfair perspective that getting to Williamsport and winning the Little League World Series is easy, or expected," he said. "I think the expectations during my All-Star year were like, 'OK, we'll win the district, we'll win the states. We'll probably win the regionals and then see what happens when we get there.'
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Punishment park. A very foreboding picture back then, which shockingly reflects the political opression and corruption that is being conducted on us today. It is very scary how accurate it is.Kinda like Network.
I am so aggrivated!
I thought I had seen "Gummo" and liked it (I couldn't remember for sure because it had been awhile and I have seen a ton of movies), so when I had the opportunity to rewatch it tonight I was really excited. After watching the intro I realized I had NOT ever seen it and was so siked that I had the chance to check it out. I have read on MANY list (this one included) that is it one of the most disturbing movies ever, so I couldn't wait to see what I was getting into.
Without spoiling it for anyone who has not seen it, it was a HUGE disappointment. Sure it had disturbing elements to it, but it very "PG", and at times just flat out STOOOOOOOPID. There were so many random things being thrown into it to add to the "weird" factor that it actually took away from what little plot there was. That just made the whole thing seem even more cheesy.
I got the impression they were just going for "Let's just make this as fucked up as we can" and not care so much about whether it made any sense. I don't know? Maybe I missed the whole point, but I doubt it. I like to think I know a decent movie when I see one… I definitely love a movie that makes me want to think and contemplate. All this movie made me want to do was make a stiff drink, warn others not to bother watching it and forget about it….
So, what's next peeps????
The Act of Seeing with One's Own Eyes by Stan Brakhage.
I'm not easily 'disturbed' by fiction. Martyrs, Irreversible, and so on—as shocking as they may be I find comfort in their unreality. It's the real stuff that sticks with me, and maybe none more so than this film, which I never have to watch again because of its impression on me, and its final truth that we are all meat, and all due to be unceremoniously handled by dispassionate workers on the slab.
5/5, by the way.
I was going through this list and was quite surprised I didn't see A Serbian Film listed but finally Johnna posted it. Right on there. I haven't seen a lot of the ones on here but damn, A Serbian Film is really messed up. And a pretty good movie at that (I don't know if I'm allowed to say this). A wonder someone can put together a movie with such material.
I also enjoyed Funny Games and I'm surprised to hear it's considered so controversial. And I also remember Irreversible having some hard to digest parts. What a depressing film.
Bloodsucking Freaks is not a particularly good film and it tries too hard to be shocking. If you're a teenager, it might offer some stupid giggles. Salo is a better example because it's a piece of art designed to force the audience to stop watching.
A Serbian Film or The Human Centipede tend to fall into different categories than Salo. They are like the amusement park ride or the skydiving excursion that folks will goad each other to do for a momentary shock or thrill.
I have found through my experience with underground artists and fanatics that only a certain type of appetite will be whet by this sort of aesthetic/philosophical umbrella, but those who are genuinely intrigued will be hooked for life, therein lies the true meaning of the term; a scarce group of people driven to a self-sustaining "underground" community, where everyone knows everyone, who are generally shunned by those who hold ethically and technically sound art and literature in the highest of esteem (I have also discovered that those involved are almost always highly astute in the history and finer points of their respective medium).
To anyone truly interested in delving deeper (the "underground" puns get pretty old after a while) into this fringe art scene, try the following films, filmmakers, writers etc. for starters:
Jorg Buttgereit
Jim Van Bebber
Ron Atkins
Roger Watkins and Last House on Dead End Street
Peter Sotos
Adam Parfrey and Feral House
Boyd Rice
If you find the lack of technical aptitude or moral uprightness contained within said examples offensive, this stuff isn't for you.
The Act Of Seeing With One's Own Eyes
Last House On Dead End Street
without a doubt INTERRACIAL HOLE STRETCHERS 6. that scene with annette shwartz and lorelei lee? yikes!
Incidentally, while compiling the list I came to the realization that the list of my favorite films runs parallel to that of which have disturbed me the most profoundly:
Scum and Elephant by Alan Clarke
Combat Shock by Buddy Giovinazzo
I Stand Alone by Gaspar Noe
Salo (a popular choice, for damn good reason) by Pier Paolo Pasolini
Fear by Gerald Kargl
Cutting Moments by Douglas Buck
COME AND SEE and IN A GLASS CAGE, probably. I STAND ALONE too. Oh, and ANGST.
IRREVERSIBLE by Gaspar Now
SALO by Pasolini
MARTYRS by Pascal Laugier
DANCER IN THE DARK, MELANCHOLIA by Lars von Trier
HUMAN CENTIPEDE by Tom Six
DESPERATE LIVING, PINK FLAMINGOS by John Waters
THE PIANO TEACHER by Michael Haneke
VIDEODROME, SHIVERS, CRASH by David Cronenberg
and maybe
CUBE by Vincenzo Natali
ALEXANDRA'S PROJECT by Rolf de Heer
Probably Dead Ringers.
controversial? without a doubt MILK NYMPHOS – a dude went on trial for that
Santa Sangre, but it's so damned funny!
The first time i saw Event Horizon, i was 8 and it disturbed me more than anything i've ever seen since then.
That movie still frightens me.
Antichrist definitely disturbed me, Flowers of Flesh and Blood was "ruined" bc i'd seen the documentary on it before i'd actually seen it.
Also, I second Odi's Dead Ringers, if there was an equivalent made about urologists, it'd probably be the most horrific thing in the world to me; i couldn't imagine the first trip back to the gyno after that film haha
"Lemon Popsicle 4- The VD years"
Hasn't anybody mentioned CARGO 200 yet? I think this is one of the most cruel, sad and terribly true to life film I've ever watched.
I'm becoming curious about Salò by the way
Salo and A Serbian film.
Salo, The Isle, and Violated Angels.
Some films I find disturbing in their wonderfully fascinating approaches to show humanity at it's most cruel and infuriatingly violent moments in an extreme yet unforgettable way.
Others , I find to be extremely intolerable in their crude and extremely vulgar way of trying to find funny jokes out racism and homophobia. I'm an avid supporter of Family Guy, South Park or 9gag.com in their 'subtle' ways of depicting these issues ; but I found Bruno to be the most insulting/disturbing piece of shit I have ever seen up until now – and that after having watched Jessica Alba's Mother Theresa act in the horribly racist Honey.
For visually disturbing, Antichrist and Cannibal Holocaust. Both amazing but i would never watch again. For emotionally disturbing Margot at the Wedding, Gummo and Cries and whispers.
Lars von Trier's
The Dreamers
go watch our movie guys and you may be change your top 5
^ I can vouch for this one. It's good, too.
Hey guys!
Has anyone seen anything lately worth mentioning? I've been a bit out of the loop.
Anything with Nicholas Cage.


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The Mandarin in Iron Man 3...Love it or hate it? - Part 1
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Once you consider the fact that thematically they were using the stereotyped image of an America hating, Middle Eastern terrorist to turn the stereotype on its head (Everyone looks for the scary Middle Easterner while the slick looking White Guy schemes his way into directing the leader of the free world...literally), it makes perfect sense.
And in the process makes both Shane Black and the Mandarin character he put on the screen brilliant. That people were shocked, angered, some in actual denial proves that.
Some people are having problems accepting that the image we've culturally accepted to equal a terrorist threat, wasn't. And that was the intent.
Exactly, Killian used the peoples own fear and perceptions of middle easterners against them. Everyone had focused all their fear and/or hate on the "Mandarin" because of this. He used the peoples own prejudice against them as a weapon and that's far more deadly than some energy rings.
Just look at all the stuff he did to Tony alone without ever raising a finger himself.
And THAT is why Killian is my second favorite Marvel villain.
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India's famously frugal Mars mission has been extended by around six months thanks to a surplus of fuel on board the spacecraft, the country's space agency said Tuesday.
India's famously frugal Mars mission has been extended by around six months thanks to a surplus of fuel on board the spacecraft, the country's space agency said Tuesday.
India successfully launched its biggest ever rocket on Thursday carrying an unmanned capsule which could one day send astronauts into space, as the country ramps up its ambitious space programme.
An Ariane 5 has lifted off from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana and delivered two telecom satellites into their planned orbits.
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India now has its sights set on low-budget missions to land on the moon and study the sun after becoming the first country in Asia to reach Mars, the head of its space agency said Tuesday.
India's Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) has delivered another sweet treat – a stunning view of our Solar System's largest volcano and the largest canyon.
Here's another breathtakingly glorious view from India's Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) – her first global 3-D portrait of her new home careening around the Red Planet.
MOM is truly something special.
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India's "history creating" maiden interplanetary voyager, the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) has captured her historic first image of the Red Planet.
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India's spacecraft has beamed back its first photos of Mars, showing its crater-marked surface, as the country glowed with pride Thursday after winning Asia's race to the Red Planet.
An Indian spacecraft is on course to reach Mars, an official said Monday, following a 666-million-kilometre voyage that could see New Delhi's low-cost space programme win Asia's race to the Red Planet.


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3 1/2 stars (out of 4)
Family life rarely is portrayed with such warmth, clarity and vibrancy as in "In America," Jim Sheridan's film about parents and their two daughters moving from Ireland to Manhattan. This family is struggling as the father, Johnny (Paddy Considine), repeatedly fails to land work as an actor, yet "In America" is no "Angela's Ashes"-style poverty tale.
It's also far removed from writer-director Sheridan's previous politically charged works, such as "My Left Foot," "In the Name of the Father" and "The Boxer." Those films carried a heaviness of spirit; what lingers in memory is the titanic effort required for living day-to-day in conditions that are oppressive in some way.
"In America" deals with dark issues as well, particularly the family's recovery from the death of son Frankie, yet it teems with life. Told from the point of view of 11-year-old daughter Christy (Sarah Bolger), the movie presents a vision of New York City that's wondrous and overwhelming.
The streets have the bustle and exotic flavor of a carnival, while the family's apartment, a dingy unit on the top floor of a crumbling walk-up, is like base camp for an exciting adventure. When Christy and precocious younger sister Ariel (Emma Bolger, Sarah's actual younger sister) first set foot in the place, they don't despair about the dust or trespassing birds but rather ask eagerly, "Dad, can we keep the pigeons?"
The misery of sweltering summer days becomes an opportunity for fatherly heroics, as Johnny drags a secondhand air conditioner through the busy streets and up flight after flight of stairs. Sheets of rain seem a magical intrusion of nature while a friendly neighborhood coffee shop provides shelter as if it were a garden gazebo.
Johnny and wife Sarah (Samantha Morton) are dedicated to letting their daughters enjoy childhood pleasures, even if that means keeping a watchful eye as the girls do their first-ever trick-or-treating by rapping vigorously on their neighbors' doors in a building that houses dope addicts and a cross-cultural stew of residents. The girls aren't even scared off by the random yells and curt manner of the painter living downstairs, Mateo (Djimon Hounsou), whose defenses quickly crumble when Christy and Ariel charmingly demand their Halloween goodies.
Sheridan's vision of Mateo leans a bit heavily on the shopworn image of the primal, mystical black man dealing in otherworldly wisdom. But if Mateo risks becoming more symbol than man, Hounsou's warm, magnetic performance more than rights the balance. His eyes burn with intensity, then turn liquid; you come to feel he's the embodiment of love.
Considine's Johnny has an open, affable face, but his teeth are gritted much of the time as he conceals his turbulent feelings about Frankie and the family's predicament. When he lets loose of his emotions, either constructively or destructively, the effect is startling.
Morton, meanwhile, continues to be a compelling, singular film presence. Her hair cropped close (as in "Minority Report"), Sarah exudes an earthy femininity and sexuality, even while filling a primarily maternal role. Mostly, she seems strong.
And the girls are wonderful - natural, never actorlike. You'd let them trick-or-treat at your door any day of the year.
The movie has a ragged, lively visual energy, as Sheridan and cinematographer Declan Quinn use hand-held cameras and a variety of film stocks (including the videotape on Christy's constantly running camcorder) to capture the family with great intimacy. At times you feel as if you're watching someone else's home movies but with the requisite boredom replaced by total involvement.
Sheridan fails to dot or cross a few i's and t's. Many viewers, for instance, are likely to be confused by the circumstances of Frankie's death and the parents' acceptance or passing of blame. But the film offers far more epiphanies than missteps while making surprisingly affecting use of some pop-cultural touchstones.
"E.T." serves as a powerful symbol for the girls, while Christy offers a school-assembly performance of the Eagles' "Desperado" that may draw tears from those who never liked the song.
Sheridan's labor of love becomes a testament to love, presenting the triumph of spirit over circumstances. "In America" proves a great place to live.
"In America"
Directed by Jim Sheridan; written by Jim Sheridan, Naomi Sheridan, Kirsten Sheridan; photographed by Declan Quinn; edited by Naomi Geraghty; production designed by Mark Geraghty; music by Gavin Friday, Maurice Seezer; produced by Jim Sheridan, Arthur Lappin. A Fox Searchlight Pictures release; opens Wednesday, Nov. 26. Running time: 1:43. MPAA rating: PG-13 (some sexuality, drug references, brief violence and language).
Johnny - Paddy Considine
Sarah - Samantha Morton
Mateo - Djimon Hounsou
Christy - Sarah Bolger
Ariel - Emma Bolger


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Manchester New Year Events
New Year's Eve. Love it or hate it, it's one of the biggest nights on the clubbing calendar - with clubs up and down the country pulling out every single stop to bring you the night of your life. Or at least, the night of your year. You may well be feeling all burnt out after the excess of Christmas, but pull yourself together and get back on the dancefloor for the last blow-out of the decade. You can recover next year.
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