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Comment: Re:Engineering Culture (Score 1) 229 229
You and Neal both made some good points. I do think that path dependency and lock-in are very much present in the space industry, at least in my experience, but some of the changes he's proposing may be in fantasyland at this point. Space missions have a certain objective in mind, whether it's to sell phone time, sell imagery, or study geysers on a moon. The group that wants to do these things usually don't overly care how it's achieved as long as the objective is achieved, and it's as cheap as possible.
Rarely are aerospace companies in the business of trying out radical new designs because of the huge expense involved (typically). They want to make their shareholders happy, because it is a business after all. One word that is hugely important in the space business is the word legacy. When some satellite, rocket, or component has legacy, it means that it has flown before with mission-accomplishing results, and thus instills confidence in the product, and it will be a lot cheaper to build than the alternative. Program managers and board members would love nothing more than to have your spacecraft, rocket, and overall mission to be completely legacy-based. When something is completely legacy-based, it lacks innovation.
I think Neal's point is that rockets and satellites do not see huge amounts of innovation because of the crazy expense for the customer, so we tend to be path-dependent and locked-in to tried and true designs.
The real innovation is going to come from an ambitious young group that can find someone crazy enough to back them for years on end and make a business out of it. It's not going to come from big aerospace companies since all of those are held accountable by their shareholders. So yeah, this is in the sci-fi fantasyland category for now... until it happens.
Comment: Re:As usual... (Score 1) 311 311
"The goal is to make most choices meaningful, mathematics rarely has anything to do with that."
Ha, one could argue that mathematics is the only thing providing true meaning.
Comment: My Babbage's Pre-order (Score 1) 356 356
Comment: Alienware gets it mostly right (Score 1) 597 597
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Comment: Indicates the type of user on /. (Score 2, Insightful) 375 375
Comment: Re:Happens to anything that becomes a job (Score 1) 133 133
Comment: Space programs rarely have the choice (Score 3, Informative) 901 901
Comment: Heavy Metal Baby (Score 4, Funny) 847 847
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Comment: Looking forward to both (Score 1) 140 140
Battle strategies were intricate and were balanced very well, in my opinion. The elements played a big role, like in most FF games, and even weather plays a part. The job/sub-job system was amazing. I loved being able to change my main job from a dark knight one moment to a white mage, and by the end I was using both when I soloed instead of the usual sub jobs. I had perfected my Souleater - Hexa Strike combo with my white mage by the end.
There were some things holding the game back. The biggest problem for a newcomer was the initial learning curve. FFXI, while charming, is hard to get into. If you're more comfortable with a mouse than a keyboard, you'll probably want to stay away. I loved the game because I never had to touch the mouse. Macros are nearly essential to play the game, and even mentioning the word macro to some gamers will turn them off to it. The PC version was limited to what the PS2 was capable of. Even though the PC and Xbox 360 versions deserved updated interfaces and textures, the bottleneck was the PS2.
Even though I don't play MMORPGs anymore, I am looking forward to what FFXIV. I have tried many others in the past, even since having quit FFXI, and I still can't find one with the depth and appeal of FFXI. I miss it, but I think I'll just wait for 14 instead now.
FFXIII looks amazing, especially from the high-def screens that I've seen of the game. I hope they kept some semblance of the gambit system from FFXII in tact. I loved being able to tell the AI how to behave. I'm a control freak when it comes to games, and there's a high level of satisfaction when one constructs a squad that can essentially sustain themselves if you left the room for a few minutes. That said, the boss battles were generally so often and so difficult that gambits + lots of human intervention was necessary. It was a neat spectacle to watch these battles unfold at times. I enjoyed FFXII immensely for the gameplay, and much less for the story.
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Comment: MMORPGer (Score 1) 191 191
I've been a PC gamer ever since I loaded Might and Magic II on my AT&T 8088 PC with CGA display and 20 MB hard drive that my dad gave me when he bought his 386 sx. I still have the 5.25" floppies from that game, as a matter of fact, but of course I have it on CD now if I get the urge to indulge in nostalgia.
Over the last couple of years, however, I still have been buying PC games, but my affinity for them has dwindled. I played FFXI for a few years, jumping into WoW and back to FFXI again because WoW wasn't interesting enough for me, especially when I got into the endgame quests. A went back to FFXI for quite some time, and as much as I loved it, I had a hard time giving it the time commitment that so many players did without thinking much about it. Back then I played a lot of games, and I was on the computer after work several hours a day, and often times I would try to squeeze in another offline game while trying to keep up with the MMORPG.
I stopped playing MMORPGs about 2 years ago, and I don't miss the monthly fee and the amount of time I used to spend on gameplay resembling a carrot on a stick. I do miss the teamwork and the deep level of gameplay offered by FFXI. No single-player game that I've come across can match it, but I guess that's what the monthly fee is for.
Beyond MMORPGs, the PC gaming has really fallen from grace, in my opinion. I could go on and on about horrible DRM practices, but some of the problem is due to cheap development efforts as well. Most big-name titles feel to me like I'm playing a console game rather than a native PC game, like Fallout 3/Oblivion, Far Cry 2, Gears of War, Bioshock, etc. (What do you mean I can't use "M" for "map?") Once in a while, someone does a good port, like Mass Effect (never mind the DRM issues). I'm wondering why I even bother keeping up with the PC anymore. Nowadays, I reserve it for the few real-time strategies I play on occasion, but even my RPG fix comes from the PS3 now, and I've actually resorted to playing old PS1 games again because the enjoyable RPG games are few and far between without having to pay a monthly fee.
I'm looking forward to FFXIII, whenever that comes along.


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EU Opposes More Cost Increases for Satellite, Handelsblatt Says
March 24 (Bloomberg) -- The European Commission isn't prepared to accept further cost increases for the Galileo satellite project, Handelsblatt said, citing European Union Industry Commissioner Antonio Tajani.
Tajani said he met with executives from European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co., OHB Technology AG and Thales Alenia Space SAS to argue that increases beyond the 1.9 billion-euro ($2.69 billion) announced in January wouldn't be acceptable to taxpayers, the newspaper said.
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Why is Hugo rated PG?
Official MPAA Rating: Hugo is rated PG for for mild thematic material, some action/peril and smoking.
Violence: People are pushed and shoved to the ground as characters race through the train station. A man is caught on a hook dragged along the train platform. A dog nips at and bites a man. A fire in a building results in a man's death. A deceased man is pulled out of a river. A child steals to survive. A man threatens a boy. A character is thrown into a holding pen and then picked up by police. Characters sneak into a movie theater. Characters hang from the side of buildings and experience other moments of peril in the movie, as well as in historical film footage. A train nearly runs over a person on the track.
Sexual Content: Men discuss a woman's pregnancy and the paternity of the child. Other brief sexual innuendo is included.
Language: The script contains brief name-calling.
Alcohol / Drug Use: Smoking among secondary characters is repeatedly depicted. A man is drunk. Other characters drink on occasion.


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Big Dog Teaches Baby to Jump [WATCH]
Here's your smile and awww! moment all wrapped up into one. Check out this precious video of a dog trying to teach a baby how to jump.
Here's your smile and awww! moment all wrapped up into one. Check out this precious video of a dog trying to teach a baby how to jump.
This baby is getting a roar of approval from the Internet.
Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott is beyond the home stretch of her pregnancy. She is due to welcome her daughter this month, and she is spending the last few days of the gestational period practicing.
Sometimes, the simplest toys are the best ones.
Sunday was the first Mother's Day for Sugarland singer Jennifer Nettles. She celebrated the holiday with another big first -- she debuted her son Magnus Hamilton Miller, born Dec. 6, 2012.
Dierks Bentley issued a very important tweet to let his friends, fans and followers know that he and his wife Cassidy Black are expanding their family. They are expecting their third child.
The positive effects dogs have on the mental well-being of their adult owners has been well-documented.
Now a new study suggests that the presence of our furry best friends also acts to keep babies healthier.
It's a fact that a lot of babies don't start growing hair until they are one or two years of age. So what's a mom to do with a bald baby girl? Buy a baby wig! O.k. I'll just go ahead and say it. Are you kidding me?
They say kids learn by example, and now we have further proof — little ones who've watched their moms and dads order coffee are now able to do the same thing with a new concoction called a "babyccino." And baristas are none too happy about it.
When this dog was a puppy, he was playing fetch like it was his birth right. Meanwhile, all these babies want to do is sit by the pool on their weak, underdeveloped muscles, sucking on their fingers like they're covered in Similac. Come on babies, doggie wants to play!
Who doesn't love cute baby videos?
This adorable video shows twin girls sneezing at the exact same time. Think they told each other to do that telepatically?
There are thousands of kids named John, Susan, Emily, and Tyler across America, but some parents do get rather inventive, maybe bordering on crazy, when it comes to naming their kids.
The University of Michigan has conducted a study of some of the stranger names given to kids. See some of these names and their rankings after the bump.


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Major Flooding Expected Across Midwest and Northeast
Posted: 03/25/2008 - Heavy rainfall combined with melting snow is causing concern along many rivers in the Midwest and Northeast.
Posted: 03/25/2008 - Heavy rainfall combined with melting snow is causing concern along many rivers in the Midwest and Northeast.
Posted: 03/24/2008 - Strong March storms had great impact along the Middle Atlantic Coast on this date in 1989 and 1990.
Posted: 03/24/2008 - A cold snap could send temperatures below freezing in much of the Southeast early Tuesday.
Posted: 03/24/2008 - Rising water along rivers in Arkansas is causing major flooding problems throughout the state.
Posted: 03/23/2008 - Lows to start Easter dropped down to the mid 30's across Eastern Carolina.
Posted: 03/23/2008 - Heavy rain and thunderstorms moved across areas of Florida through much of the day yesterday and into the night.
Posted: 03/23/2008 - In 1913, an Easter Sunday tornado killed 94 people in Omaha, Nebraska.
Posted: 03/23/2008 - Some people in the Midwest are breathing a sigh of relief, but others are still concerned about rising flood waters brought on by days of heavy rain.
Posted: 03/23/2008 - Engineers have used sand bags to plug two breaks in a levee on the Black River in Arkansas as the region battles flooding caused by heavy rain.
Posted: 03/22/2008 - Strong southwesterly winds raised the mercury into the mid 70's today.
Posted: 03/22/2008 - Easter Sunday will kick off with chilly air and another chance of snow showers across the Midwest.
Posted: 03/22/2008 - In 1897, Arlington Academy in Arlington, Georgia was struck by an F2 tornado as students and two teachers watched out the window.
Updated: 03/22/2008 - Atlanta police say a body has been found in a pile of rubble left from the tornado that slammed into downtown earlier this month.
Posted: 03/22/2008 - Flights are mostly back on schedule at Chicago airports.
Posted: 03/21/2008 - Flood-weary residents in Missouri, Arkansas and Ohio fought to save their homes Friday after heavy rainstorms pushed rivers over their banks, and a fresh snowstorm blew through parts of the Upper Midwest.
Posted: 03/21/2008 - The end of the week was seasonably mild but a winter chill will return by Easter morning.
Posted: 03/21/2008 - A major cold outbreak hit the Southeast on the first day of spring in 1990.
Posted: 03/21/2008 - A fast moving winter storm blanketed much of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes with heavy snow on Friday.
Posted: 03/21/2008 - A spring snowstorm is bring snowfall all across the Midwest
Posted: 03/21/2008 - Most of the United States will see a dry and calm Easter weekend.
Posted: 03/21/2008 - This weekend we will see warm temperatures on Saturday and a big cool down Sunday.
Posted: 03/21/2008 - There is an enhanced fire danger this afternoon.
Posted: 03/20/2008 - A major winter storm will bring heavy snow to portions of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes on Friday.
Posted: 03/20/2008 - An earthquake at magnitude 7.2 rocked portions of China late Thursday afternoon.
Posted: 03/19/2008 - Another winter storm has its sights on the Upper Midwest into the Great Lakes with heavy snow expected.


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According to the new AP Newsletter, the Special Preview Center will be inside of DCA. I remember Al posting the possibility that the Preview Center had been proposed to be relocated to the Esplanade.
The first change in the original plans is the removal of the DCA Preview Center from the San Francisco buildings across from Golden Dreams.
Throughout the summer and fall plans and designs were being finished at WDI for a lavish and rather large preview center that would not only showcase all of the new stuff coming to DCA, but also be able to plug the new Disney Cruise Line ships headed to California and the new hotels and development coming to the rest of Disney's Anaheim property.
When Jay Rasulo made his October announcement, it included mention of the Preview Center for those San Fran buildings. But the plans have changed and the currently vacant space is now slated to become a new larger set of restrooms to handle the crowds drawn to the World of Color lagoon show. The current restrooms directly across from the San Fran buildings are now going to be swallowed up by the expanding Little Mermaid ride.Well, it looks like the plans have changed:Not to worry though, as the preview center concept is something very near and dear to John Lasseter's heart. He was the one who pushed for such a concept to be included in not just DCA's makeover, but at all the Disney properties around the world. DCA's Preview Center should be the first to debut, if it can still open sometime later this year.
Instead of being inside the park however, the current frontrunner location is out in the Esplanade between the two parks, near where the first DCA Preview Center was located back in the late '90s. That location would require only a semi-permanent structure however, as once the DCA main entrance opens in 2011 a new location for a permanent preview center would need to be found inside one of the parks, with DCA still the most likely location.
The Esplanade location has some people in TDA excited, and others concerned. There's a thought that having a rather lavish preview center in front of DCA while the main entrance undergoes major construction would help get the word out to arriving tourists exactly what was going on behind the walls. But others are concerned that the sight of a walled off front entrance with a prominent preview center would only reinforce the belief that DCA is closed while it goes under the knife. As the preview center has a great deal of political clout behind it at WDI however, the hesitation about placing it for a few years in the Esplanade is something that TDA is simply going to have to get over. And quickly too, as John Lasseter wants that preview center opened as quickly as possible.
The only question is: Where?"Walt's California" is Coming to Disney's California Adventure® Park
Imagine that you are an ambitious young animator back in the roaring 1920's. Step off a gleaming steam train and take in the beauty of a sun-soaked California paradise that promises to make all your dreams come true.
That's the way it all began for Walt Disney, and soon it will be the way it begins for everyone who enters the re-imagined entry plaza at Disney's California Adventure® Park.
"The creative evolution of Disney's California Adventure® Park will connect Guests to Walt's own California adventure and reflect the place that he found when he first arrived with a cardboard suitcase in his hand and a head full of dreams," said Jay Rasulo, Chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts.
Beyond the new entry plaza, Guests will discover exciting new attractions, fantastic new entertainment, unique new stores and delicious new dining opportunities, including:
Work on some of these enhancements has already begun, and the rest will follow in phases. It's expected that everything will be completed within the next five years.
- A major new attraction based on the animated Disney classic "The Little Mermaid"
- An amazing nighttime spectacular that plays out on the sparkling waters of Paradise Bay
- Toy Story Mania! — a new attraction that combines the fun of classic boardwalk games and the Disney*Pixar "Toy Story" films.
- A 12-acre "Cars" Land that recreates the town of Radiator Springs, complete with three amazing new attractions featuring characters from the hit Disney*Pixar film "Cars."
Be sure to keep an eye out for a special preview center opening soon inside Disney's California Adventure® Park — and check back here for updates!


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If you don't get a double date with the power couple, you can still win a chance to hang out with the guys
The couple is raffling off a chance to share a special evening with the two.
Out Olympic diver Tom Daley is the face of Adidas's younger brand, NEO.
Boyfriend Dustin Lance Black was in the stands cheering him on
The diver gives his first interview to a gay publication since coming out
The season finale of the diver's reality show is one for the record books
The power couple were on display together at a London party
The Olympic diver is no longer bisexual
'The Dreamy Team' certainly sparkled—and that's just the start
The gay Olympic diver appears in a new UK campaign


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What could possibly go wrong?
Really....I've never done this before and didn't bother to research it until tonight. This cake is being delivered tomorrow.
SO.....will the ribbon soak up the grease in the frosting and look terrible? Is there any way to back it first so it doesn't absorb the grease?
Do I need to come up with a different option? I'm not doing a fondant fake ribbon. I suck at those.......*sigh*
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Study: Early 'Full Term' Babies May Face Academic Issues
Babies who are born at 37 or 38 weeks–considered to be "full term" but on the early end of the 37-41-week spectrum–may face increased risk of academic performance issues in school, a new study published in the journal Pediatrics has found. The Huffington Post has more:
The study involved 128,000 New York City public school children and included a sizable number of kids from disadvantaged families. But the authors said similar results likely would be found in other children, too.
Of the children born at 37 weeks, 2.3 percent had severely poor reading skills and 1.1 percent had at least moderate problems in math. That compares to 1.8 percent and 0.9 percent for the children born at 41 weeks.
Children born at 38 weeks faced only slightly lower risks than those born at 37 weeks.
Compared with 41-weekers, children born at 37 weeks faced a 33 percent increased chance of having severe reading difficulty in third grade, and a 19 percent greater chance of having moderate problems in math.
"These outcomes are critical and predict future academic achievement," said Naomi Breslau, a Michigan State University professor and sociologist. Her own research has linked lower IQs in 6-year-olds born weighing the same as the average birth weights at 37 and 38 weeks' gestation, compared with those born heavier.
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by sarah
On July 3, 2012 at 7:55 pm
This article is ridiculous. My soon was born at 38 Weeks and his doctor says he is advanced for his age. I do not believe that one or two more Weeks in the womb makes any difference. A child who is blessed with parents that don't have to work two or three jobs and can be home with them to help with homework and basic development is going to make the difference. Let's stop looking for excuses and just work to better the lives of our children.


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Trooper Colin Qua cuddled Harly, 11 months, and six-month-old Colden after the regiment's homecoming parade, which saw them march through the city in front of a crowd of an estimated 1500 people.
The 200 soldiers - from Scotland's only cavalry regiment - returned from operational duties in Afghanistan.
Trooper Qua, 22, from Ayr, said: "It's great to be home. To see so many people here to welcome us back means a lot to us."
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Janoris Jenkins, who was taken in the second round of the April NFL Draft, is involved in a dispute with the St. Louis Rams regarding an alleged verbal agreement that might not be allowed by the Collective Bargaining Agreement, Yahoo! Sports reported Thursday. Before drafting Jenkins, Rams coach Jeff Fisher made the player's agent, Malik Shareef, promise that his client would hire a business manager, according to the report. Jenkins has four children by three women, with another paternity battle possibly on the way. Fisher wanted Lou Taylor of Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group to be appointed to advise Jenkins, who began his college career at Florida but ended at North Alabama. The alleged pre-draft conversation between Fisher and Jenkins' agent would be against the rules of the CBA, and Yahoo! Sports stated the league and the players' union have contacted the Rams about the issue. Jenkins only agreed to deal with Taylor to appease the Rams, according to the repor...
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Hugo Stähle was only twenty-two years old when he died of encephalitis - an immense loss for music, as this long-awaited rerelease of his Piano Quartet demonstrates. It is hard to imagine that it was Stähle's opus 1: perfect in form, rich in early romantic melodic exuberance, it is in every way a match for the works of much more famous masters.
Youthful élan manifests itself in a very different way in Antonín Dvorák's Piano Quartet. If the tone of Bohemian folklore has already taken unmistakable shape in the first movement, then the young composer surprises us with a daring formal idea in the finale of the three-movement work: a spirited triple time in scherzo style opens the movement, but it swiftly goes over into a duple-time final meter. The meter constantly shifts, dizzying the listener, before both forms of motion occur simultaneously in the crowning conclusion!
The Mozart Piano Quartet performs the meritorious service of securing this mature early talent his proper place in the gallery of important early romantic composers with its masterful interpretation of his first work.Notes & Reviews:
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Works DetailsHugo Stähle (1826 - 1848) : Quartet for piano & strings in A, Op. 1
- Ensemble: Mozart Piano Quartet
- Running Time: 31 min. 38 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Form: Chamber Music
Antonin Dvorák (1841 - 1904) : Quartet for Piano and Strings no 1 in D major, B. 53 (Op. 23)
- Ensemble: Mozart Piano Quartet
- Notes: Composition written: 05/24/1875-06/10/1875.
- Running Time: 32 min. 58 sec.
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National Park Beaches
Whether it's the main attraction such as Acadia's rocky coastline, or an added bonus like rafting down Grand Canyon's Colorado River -- here are the best parks for beach lovers.
Virgin Islands National Park, Virgin IslandsTurquoise water and gleaming white beaches at a national park? That's what you'll find if you venture outside of the US. The Virgin Islands National Park is home to one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Trunk Bay. 960 1280
Grand Canyon National Park, ArizonaIt's not easy to get to most Colorado River beaches, but consider a several-day rafting trip the highlight of your trip. Before you dive in you should know the water rarely gets above 60 degrees, but you probably won't mind in 100-degree heat. 960 1280
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Garden of Eden, Arches National ParkNear the center of Arches National Park you'll find the Garden of Eden -- so named because its rocky shapes resemble flowers and trees. 960 1280
Wolfe Ranch CabinIn the late 1800s, a Civil War veteran named John Wesley Wolfe and his son built this 1-room cabin in what is now Arches National Park. For more than 10 years, Wolfe lived on this rugged ranch, where the area's water and desert grassland were enough to sustain a few cattle. 960 1280
Fisher Towers, Colorado RiverRiver guide Arne Hultquist leads a whitewater rafting trip through the Fishers Tower section of the Colorado River. The area comprises a series of towers made of sandstone; they're named after a miner who lived in the area in the 1880s. 960 1280
Matrimony SpringFill up at Matrimony Spring, a natural spring along Byway 128. Legend has it that anyone who drinks from the spring will continue to return to Moab. The water that issues forth begins its journey as snowmelt from the La Sal Mountains, 20 miles southeast of Moab. 960 1280
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Point Reyes National SeashoreJust 35 miles northwest of San Francisco, Point Reyes is a popular escape for hiking one of its many trails and kayaking the shores of Tomales Bay and the coast. It's also known for wildlife -- making it one of the best places for bird watching and spotting Northern Elephant Seals (during winter months). 960 1280
Port Chicago Naval MagazineWWII's worst homefront disaster took place on the evening of July 17, 1944, when 320 Americans were instantly killed by an explosion of 2 ships loaded with ammunition. Reservations are required to visit the site and must be made at least 2 weeks before your visit to the Memorial. 960 1280
Golden Gate National Rec AreaHow's this for impressive statistics: The Golden Gate National Recreation Area is one of the largest urban parks in the world with nearly 60 miles of California coastline, over 13 million visitors a year and no access fees. Of course, the crown jewel of the Bay area's "backyard" -- and its most beautiful and recognizable landmark -- is the bridge itself. 960 1280
Eugene O'Neill National Historic SiteTao House, located in Danville, CA, is the Monterey Colonial hillside home of America's only Nobel Prize winning playwright, Eugene O'Neill. While O'Neill and his wife only lived in the home for 7 years, it was where he wrote his final and most memorable plays: The Iceman Cometh, Journey Into Night and A Moon for the Misbegotten. 960 1280
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And it feels like the world's dying
But only for me on the inside
And this is like a butterfly in a storm
Such beauty swept and blown away
The smiles of the people pertrude in the dark
The faces aren't seen and the grins aren't real
Lightheaded but my body keeps sinking lower
lungs dried up from all the coughing
people walk past and see cigars in my hand
drunken eyes are shown the way by simple lies
No matter what skin is shed or what hair is cut away
I still smell you taste you breath you but can't see you
Sit on a bench I let the cold sink in my bones
Numbness has already filled me I wonder if it shows?
Two more drags then the embers are stomped away
I try to include my worries and pains in the minute blaze
Another day a painting I've brushed on my face for them to see
Another day I think it's easier for it to just fade away


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This article is a third party product review on how to use and troubleshoot the HP JetDirect printer network interface card and software with a Microsoft LAN Manager Server.
There are three sections below. The first deals with print files hung in the print queue that you cannot delete. The second deals with general troubleshooting and the third with low-memory troubleshooting.
This article deals with HP JetDirect software version A.00.03 issues, although a new version A.00.05 is also referenced.
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Dealing With Hung Print Jobs and QueuesStop the HPREDIR by running the C:\HPNETPRN\INSTALL.EXE in an OS/2 box. At the initial screen, note the version number and press ENTER or click OK. Press ENTER two more times. At the current box asking for the Install directory, press ESCAPE. This stops the HPREDIR and allows files to be deleted from the OS2\SPOOL printer queue directories. This feature is not described in the HP documentation and was intended as a tech support back door for HP. The new A.00.05 JetDirect software (described below) provides a utility to stop the HPREDIR called KILLRDR.EXE.
If OS/2 says the file is in use, boot from the HPFS Recovery disk and run CHKDSK C: /f:3 (located on the OS/2 Disk One) to correct HPFS file problems then delete the queue files. On large drives, this may take a while. If you are running the FAT file system, boot from an MS-DOS system disk and run Norton Disk Doctor version 6 or 7 to repair file problems and Norton Speed Disk to defragment files. Comparable products are available.
Only the MSNULL.DRV driver should be used when setting up printer queues from the HP setup program. Note the version of the HP setup program on the first screen. HP uses LAN Manager internally and uses the MSNULL.DRV, even though the JetDirect manual says to use one of their drivers. Those drivers are for OS/2 applications only.
The HPREDIR is restarted when you press ENTER from the first screen of the HP setup program. If the printer is not hung, all the attached JetDirect printers should re-connect properly.
Do not try to cancel, kill or delete a printing print job. Instead, go to the OS/2 Print Manager, put the queue on hold and let the current printing job finish. Failing to do this or to use the MSNULL.DRV are the main reasons for hung print queues. If you are not using HP JetDirect printers, you can just put the queue on hold and cancel the current printing job.
General TroubleshootingAlways use the HP setup program to create, modify or delete printers. It creates the printer name, queue name and share name and allows you to select a printer driver. The only thing required outside of the setup program is to modify the access rights to the sharename: change it from ADMIN to PUBLIC.
If the printer seems to be hung, turn it off and on to reinitialize its NIC. If it still won't print, print a STATUS page to indicate the card's current status and whether it is having problems. The HP LJ III has a button on the NIC and the III/IV si has a menu option built-in to print the JetDirect STATUS page
Monitor the HP SETUP Error Log and watch for errors reported on the printer's status report. Setting the printer menu option AUTO CONTINUE to YES allows the printer to auto continue after a communication error, saving you the trouble of a manual reset.
If the error message in the HP setup program indicates that DLC settings need to be increased, it is referring to the LAN Manager COMTOKR protocol. Refer to 94084
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/94084/EN-US/ )for the COMTOKR tuning parameters needed. These values are not documented in LAN Manager documents. If you still have questions, call HP and they will advise of what changes to make in PROTOCOL.INI.
READ the README (no extension) file in C:\HPNETPRN directory and the "HP JetDirect Administrator's Guide." Compare the HP SETUP error log with solutions described in the manual. Each error number has an associated message. Call HP to resolve problems not related to generic server or memory issues.
Low Memory TroubleshootingChange HPFS386 /Cache:auto to 4096 or less, but not less than 2048. If there are more than two HP JetDirect printers on a server and you have poor performance or problems with the print queues or share names, check the C:\OS2\SYSTEM\SWAPPER.DAT file to determine if the server is running out of real memory. Most servers can handle only six printers, although some documentation say seven is the maximum.
If the SWAPPER.DAT file size is larger than the value of the SWAPPATH value in CONFIG.SYS, the server is running out of real memory. The file's date indicates when this last occurred and its size tells you by how much. The default size is 512K. Re-boot the server and monitor the SWAPPER.DAT size and date to see if you can associate running out of real memory with some active process. Try moving services such as Remote Access Service and Microsoft Services for the Macintosh, Microsoft ComServer, Microsoft SQL Server and TCP/IP HUB Service to other servers. All of these services are heavy OS/2 resource and memory users.
If you still have problems with HP JetDirect printing after doing some common sense tuning to the server services, call 208-323-2551 for Hewlett Packard Customer Support (press 4 for Jet Direct) and 1-800-227-8164 to order manuals from HP Parts Direct.
A.00.05 is the latest JetDirect software version according to HP as of 08/04/94. When determining currency, file versions matter, file dates don't. Version A.00.05 is new and testing indicates that it may resolve some issues mentioned in this article. It has not been stress tested, though. You can download it from CompuServe. Type GO HPPER, and download file OS2NPI.EXE. It is a self extracting ZIP file and includes a new README file that is worth printing out and studying; it contains several new tuning recommendations and has a bug list.
"Hewlett Packard JetDirect Administrator's Guide for IBM LAN Server, Microsoft LAN Manager and 3Com 3+Open 1.1 Networks"
"Hewlett Packard JetDirect Card Installation Guide"
Hewlett Packard JetDirect README file
For additional information, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/94084/EN-US/ )HP Network Printer Interface and Timeouts
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/97870/EN-US/ )Running HP REDIR, Shutting it Down, and Using its Output
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/97869/EN-US/ )Cannot Delete Stuck Print Jobs when Using HPREDIR
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/99710/EN-US/ )Four HP Printer Problems Associated with LAN Manager
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/98188/EN-US/ )COMTOKR and HPRDIR.EXE
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/97744/EN-US/ )How to Install HP Printers onto a LAN Manager Network
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/119069/EN-US/ )Monitoring the HPREDIR Process
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Best Cruise Lines for Romance
What is it about sailing the high seas that inspires romance? That serene setting, for sure, but also those intimate dinners, those relaxing spa treatments and those spectacular sunsets. Whatever the draw may be for you, these cruise lines ranked by U.S. News' Best Cruises team know how to set the mood for an amorous escape. Based on a methodology that factors in health ratings, reputation among experts and approval among couples, here are the most romantic cruise lines.
With its limited passenger capacity, all-suite accommodations and attentive butler service, Silversea knows how to create an intimate, romantic atmosphere. When you're not getting pampered at the spa, impress your other half with all of the skills you picked up at the onboard wine tastings and culinary demonstrations. Or, plan your very own date night with dinner at Le Champagne — the only Relais & Châteaux restaurant at sea.
From its luxurious accommodations (every room touts an ocean view) to its sophisticated amenities, Crystal offers plenty of opportunities to impress your significant other. After getting a couples massage in the Feng Shui-designed Crystal Spa, admire the sunset from the 360-degree Promenade Deck. When an intimate dinner for two is in order, pay a little extra to dine at one of the ship's specialty restaurants, Prego or Silk Road & The Sushi Bar. After dinner, retreat to one of the lounges; shows are performed by artists from Broadway and the West End.
Azamara's ships are limited to 686 guests, meaning it won't be difficult to find secluded nooks for admiring the views with your special someone. For an intimate dinner, make reservations at Prime C, the onboard steakhouse. After gazing at one another from across the dinner table, steal away to the cabaret lounge. Then, explore lesser-known ports of call together through the cruise line's cultural immersion AzAmazing Evenings program.
With gourmet dining menus, an "elegant casual" dress code and a Canyon Ranch SpaClub on every ship, Regent knows how to up the romance. Though Regent offers a supervised youth program, you won't find too many families on your ship: the line doesn't tout kid-friendly amenities like water parks or arcades. And thanks to the cruise line's suite-only accommodations, you and your sweetheart have plenty of room to spread out. Step outside your digs to enjoy an intimate dinner for two at one of the cruise line's specialty restaurants, such as Compass Rose or Signatures.
Whether you're getting pampered with a couples massage at the AquaSpa or sipping a few glasses of wine, Celebrity offers plenty of opportunities for romance. Retreat to the Rendezvous Lounge for post-dinner cocktails and dancing, or sip cool drinks at the ice-topped Martini Bar & Crush. If you're celebrating an anniversary, splurge at one of the cruise line's specialty restaurants, such as the Tuscan Grille or Murano. And for some evening entertainment, try your hand at blackjack at the onboard casino. If you want to hold your partner close, sign up for a dance tutorials and waltz the night away.
Given its prominent placement on our Best Cruise Lines for Families ranking, it may come as a surprise that Disney makes an appearance on this list. But couples eager to relive some childhood nostalgia will find more than Disney kitsch. The ships feature plenty of child-free areas for spending quality time with your amour, like the spa, Quiet Cove Pool and several nightclubs and lounges. At night, sit down for a dinner for two at an exclusive adults-only specialty restaurant or test your pub knowledge with Beer Tasting Trivia (only available on certain ships and itineraries).
Holland America caters to affluent retirees looking for a refined atmosphere not overly dominated by families. Impress your better half with the culinary skills you'll pick up in the hands-on cooking classes, or enjoy spa treatments together at the Greenhouse Spa & Salon. At night, venture to the Pinnacle Grill to surprise your sweetie with "An Evening at Le Cirque," which mirrors the culinary experience and ambiance of the celebrated New York restaurant.
With its enrichment programs, afternoon teas and themed galas, Cunard appeals to couples ages 50 and older who appreciate the line's upscale, Old World atmosphere. If you're sailing to celebrate an anniversary or other special occasion, consider springing for one of the Princess Grill or Queens Grill suites for more space and personalized concierge service. Or, if you and your sweetheart fancy yourselves wine connoisseurs, take advantage of the cruise line's wine program and sip vino with your sweetheart. Plus, ballroom dancing on formal nights allows you some one-on-one time with your better half.
Oceania offers two things most vacationing couples consider paramount: upscale amenities and a nearly kid-free atmosphere (the cruise line doesn't offer programming for children). Touting more of a casual country club atmosphere than a boisterous pool party scene, Oceania caters to older couples who enjoy enrichment programs like art and cooking classes. Get pampered together at the Canyon Ranch SpaClub, then sit down for dinner a deux thanks to the cruise line's open seat dining, which allows passengers to eat when and where they want.
Thanks to its Romance Packages, Royal Caribbean is an ideal choice for twosomes on a budget. Packages promise extra perks, including a welcome bottle of sparkling wine, rose petals and pre-dinner canapés. Plan a date night around one of the cruise's formal nights in the dining room, or for more secluded noshing, enjoy complimentary room service in your stateroom. If you and your better half crave more activity, get your hearts pumping with adventurous pursuits like rock climbing or ice skating, available on board.
While at sea, you can steal away from the crowds at The Sanctuary, a spa-inspired retreat with healthy drinks and snacks, and massages. When night falls, arrange an intimate dinner on your stateroom balcony with the line's Ultimate Balcony Dining experience, which includes a four-course feast, along with fresh flowers and Champagne. After you've savored a memorable meal, cozy up on comfy chaise lounges and stay warm under a blanket for two at the Movie Under the Stars poolside film screenings.
Carnival's "Fun Ships" and budget-friendly itineraries are best suited for younger duos looking for plenty of onboard attractions (waterslides and deck parties abound). While it will be a little more difficult to find some adults-only seclusion on one of these family-oriented ships, it's not impossible. The cruise line offers a spa on every ship, complete with hot stone massages and other soothing treatments. Carnival also features Serenity Adult-Only Retreats on select ships, inviting guests 21 and older to unwind in a hammock and savor a cocktail.
If you and your significant other enjoy relaxing at the spa, consider booking one of Norwegian's Spa Suites (available on select Norwegian ships). These cabins — specifically designed for two guests — reward passengers with complimentary access to the spa's steam rooms or saunas. During days at sea, you and your companion can enjoy dining a deux thanks to Norwegian's "Freestyle Dining" option, which gives you the choice to dine whenever and with whomever you want. Make it a date night with an après-dinner show; the cruise line hosts intimate jazz concerts and Broadway performances.
MSC is an ideal choice for budget-conscious couples. The cruise line offers various deals for cruising pairs — the Lovebirds Package comes with in-suite perks like fresh fruit, canapé trays and Champagne, and the wellness package at the Aurea Spa was no doubt designed with couples in mind. Treat your special someone to some fine dining at one of the cruise line's specialty restaurants before sipping cocktails at one of the numerous onboard bars or lounges. Then, tempt Lady Luck at the casino.
Costa isn't overly romantic, but it still provides plenty of amenities for cruising duos. The cruise line offers candlelit dinners for two, Broadway-style performances and couples massages at the Samsara Spa. Off the ship, you'll have your pick of more than 2,000 shore excursions, including horseback riding on the beach in Grand Turk or a Uruguayan winery tour. Once you return to the ship, test your luck at the casino or sample refreshing cocktails at one of the ship's bars.
Disclaimers about ship ratings: A ship's Health Rating is based on vessel inspection scores published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). If a ship did not receive a CDC score within 22 months prior to the calculation of its Overall Rating, its Health Rating appears as N/A; in such a case, the ship's Overall Rating is calculated using the average Health Rating of all CDC-rated ships within the cruise line. All ship Traveler Ratings are based on ratings provided under license by Cruiseline.com.


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Actually on a purely technical level he was one of the outstanding vocalists of all time - opera singers admired his skill, if that impresses. I think he was a great singer in his early days but lose interest at a certain point, when the Rat Pack came along perhaps - after reading the His Way unauthorized biography it's hard to enjoy his music knowing what an insufferable dickhead he was, and the massive ego seems to seep into his vocals as well. Likewise he was an excellent actor at first, really, but he churned out reams of junk later on, too.
Worse than Bride of the Monster or Space Mutiny? Wrong again, Ratbrain!
I was surprised to learn that the Toba caldera was the most powerful volcanic outburst of the past 25 million years, packing more of a wallop than the Columbia River Basalt flows or any resurgent caldera, such as those associated with the Yellowstone hotspot. Seems like humans, acclimated to their native environment, are really resilient.
Someone once pointed out that a whole mess of hard rock tunes ultimately seemed to derive from La Bamba. You Really Got Me, Louie Louie, Blitzkrieg Bop, forget what else. Smells Like Teen Spirit of course was a takeoff on More Than A Feeling. You don't need an algorithm for this stuff. John Fogerty was famously sued by Credence's record label for ripping himself off - the ultimate in legal intervention in this instance - the case was dismissed. Haven't really heard of musical litigation since that happened in the late 80s.
I don't know what "artists" are ripping off any more; I can't remember a single chart topping melody from the last 15 years, it doesn't seem to be necessary anymore. I think the music serves other functions well now, i.e., inducing tweens to scream in delight, giving young men soundtracks for their strutting/posing, etc. Why burden it with actual tunes?
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Mod this "Arooooo!" I'm meeting you half way, you stupid hippies!
Somebody doing a good delivery is what is required. That is much easier to find than the creative idea behind the show.
Yes he is acting, but he's certainly not your average "news reader" reading everything from the autocue, it is HIS act, we have similar act here in Oz, but Stewart is the original and still the best.
Hey, don't sell yourself short, mate.
Did he have you set up camp on the wrong side of a mountain? I live on the outskirts of an urban area with a population of over 2 million, with all its attendant light pollution, and have watched meteor showers from my back porch before.
You can still buy car PA systems, even Radio Shack has them. Amusingly enough the first Google hit for a discussion of their legality I came across was at AR15.com...
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The company will make a direct public offering of nearly 34.9 million shares of its common stock at $2.15 per share. Seacoast stock closed Tuesday at $2.27.
Seacoast said in a news release it intends to use the net proceeds of this offering to redeem all 2,000 shares of its preferred stock issued to the U.S. Department of the Treasury as part of its Troubled Asset Relief Program. The remainder will be used to support the company's growth plans, including investments in subsidiaries, securities and other general corporate purposes.
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As part of its CES announcements kicking off today, SanDisk revealed its new, faster Ultra Dual USB Drive 3.0 with micro-USB for use with Android devices as well as PC and Mac computers. Read more
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Google Glass GDK updated to reflect support for USB webcams
Google has updated the Google Glass GDK documentation to include support for external webcams attached via an On-The-Go cable (via Android Police). This means that, while developers already have access to the standard built-in Glass camera, they will now be able to incorporate additional camera views in their apps. Sadly, webcams won't be Plug-and-Play, so developers are going to have to provide their own drivers for the hardware they want to use. Read more
Render gives first look at next-gen reversible USB Type-C cable coming in July
Back in December, the the USB 3.0 Promoter Group announced that a next-generation of USB connectors was under development. The new standard, dubbed "USB Type-C," introduces a new design, a smaller overall footprint, and usability enhancements such as a symmetrical, reversible connector that doesn't require users to worry about orientation when plugging in (much like with Apple's Lightning connector.) It will also allow manufacturers to create thinner and sleeker product designs and scale for future USB performance standards with a transfer speed up to 10Gbps. Today we get our first look at what the cable and connectors will actually look like with a rendering courtesy of Foxconn (via TheVerge). Read more
The year of the tablet phone continues with the 7-inch Asus Fonepad & new HD Padfone hybrid
Following the official announcement of Samsung's 8-inch Galaxy Note smartphone and tablet hybrid, Asus today made things official for its own 7-inch tablet with built-in 3G calling capabilities. We're not exactly sure if consumers are asking for a 7-inch or larger device for making calls, but the addition of an HSPA+ radio is on top of otherwise decent specs compared to its competitors. Dubbed the FonePad, Asus said the device includes a 1.2GHz Intel Atom Z2420 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 1,280-by-800 HD display, and a PowerVR SGX540 GPU. The Fonepad also packs a 4,270mAh battery that Asus said should bring around 9 hours of battery life.
As for availability, Asus said the Fonepad would arrive to customers in the U.K. sometime in late Q2 of this year with prices starting at £179 (inc VAT) for the 16GB variant.
The company also announced another phone/tablet hybrid today, the next-generation PadFone. Asus has released previous generations of the device including a smartphone and tablet dock that allows users to quickly switch from the tablet form factor to a smartphone. It announced it is upgrading the smartphone portion to a 5-inch, 1080p display, while the 10.1-inch tablet gets a new 1,920-by-1,200 display and upgraded internals (via Engadget):
The amazing SlimPort will be on the next generation of LG phones too
Analogix, the company behind the SlimPort accessory that allows the Nexus 4 to output HD audio and video via its micro-USB port, today announced the next device to include support for the technology: the LG Optimus G Pro. We noticed SlimPort in the specs when LG just recently announced the quad-core, 5.5-inch, 1080p smartphone, but today Analogix confirmed in a press release it would indeed be a SlimPort-enabled device. The SlimPort technology, demoed by Analogix in the video above, allows users to output 1080p video and audio to any HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA or DVI-enabled TVs, projectors and monitors via its SlimPort accessories. We had a chance to try the technology on a Nexus 4 at CES this year and were very impressed with demos of graphic intensive 3D games running smoothly on the big screen while simultaneously charging the device.
"With SlimPort, LG is able to deliver unprecedented functionality at a lower cost, because of its streamlined design and standard USB connector," said Dr. Ramchan Woo, division leader/smart phone platform division of LG Mobile Communications Company. "SlimPort unleashes content from the Optimus G Pro smartphone, making it a snap to share and enjoy videos, games, photos and more on any screen."
The full press release from Analogix is below: Read more
HP unveils 14-inch Pavilion Chromebook, now available for $329
We posted a leaked spec sheet late last month that showed off what appeared to be an upcoming 14-inch Chromebook from HP. HP has officially announced the new Chromebook today. While it might have a 14-inch display two inches wider than any other Chromebook, it also happens to be more expensive than Samsung's latest offering at $329. That's significantly more than Samsung's latest $249 model.
HP offered up full specs on the device that is available to order through the company's website now. Not only is the HP Pavilion 14-c01us Chromebook more expensive, it's also heavier than Samsung's offering at 4lbs compared to 2.5lbs. Battery life is unfortunately the same story with an approximate 4.25 hours quoted compared to the 6.5 hours Samsung's Chromebook offers. If you can get past that, the new HP device packs in a 14-inch diagonal HD BrightView LED-backlit (1,366-by-768-pixel), 1.1GHz Intel Celeron 847 processor, 2GB of RAM, 16GB SATA SSD, HDMI, USB 2.0, as well as an Ethernet port.
The Samsung Chromebook has been the top-selling laptop on Amazon since it launched; Acer reported that Chromebooks make up 5-10% of US shipments; and in the first two months of 2013 Google announced two new devices from two new partners, Lenovo and HP. In the Enterprise, Google just announced 2,000 schools have deployed Chromebooks and businesses like Kaplan, Dillard's and Quality Distribution are using Chrome devices as well.
HP's hoping consumers will opt for the larger display, keyboard, and additional ports for the extra $80, but we're not too excited about the battery life.
Report: Samsung working on new 'Galaxy Tab 3′ lineup & mystery 'GT-P8200′ tablet
There have been rumors that Samsung has a new lineup of Galaxy tablets in the works, possibly set to make an appearance next month at Mobile World Congress. Today, SamMobile claimed to have confirmed details of the upcoming Galaxy tabs, citing a "Korean insider," and provided new information for the Galaxy Tab 3 lineup codenamed "Santos".
According to the report, Samsung has both 7-inch and 10.1-inch variants of the new lineup in Wi-Fi and 3G configurations. The tablets will also include 5-megapixel cameras, but we don't get any other details in terms of hardware specs on the four Santos models including GT-P3200, GT-P3210, GT-P5200, and GT-P5210. The report said the tablets are expected to launch in early 2013 in 16GB and 32GB variants.
There was also mention of a Samsung GT-P8200 tablet codenamed "ROMA." The report didn't provide many details, but AndroidCentral pointed out the product number isn't too far off the "GT-P8110″ of the Nexus 10.
SamMobile also provided exact specs for the Samsung GT-N5100 Galaxy Note 8.0 it first posted about last week. The full specs for that device, expected to pop up during MWC next month, are below: Read more
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Mr. Singh says his cost of assembly for a Ubislate is about $37, and he sells it to the Indian government for $40. He keeps the price low by using Google's free Android operating system and cheap semiconductors found in low-end cellphones. In addition, he says, his company figured out how to make its own touch panel to fit behind the liquid crystal display screen. The LCD is still manufactured by an outside company.
The tablet's performance looks to be half-decent for the price tag from the video demo below. That is if you can get past its ad-supported apps. However, with recent rumors of a $99 Nexus tablet, we can only imagine what kind of an impact a $50 Nexus 7 could have. According to Gartner, it might be just a year or two before that is a reality.
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Motorola XBOX 360 Gaming Headset - 89076J - Controller Not Included
Inspired by the NFL Coaches Headset, this version has been modified to support the ultimate online gaming experience. With authentic appearance and high-quality microphone and materials, the X205 provides the user with clear voice communication and gaming voice commands.
Customer Reviews of Motorola XBOX 360 Gaming Headset
Ehh OK2/7/2012
Bought this on sale to use with my xbox 360, initially I was extremely excited about the product. Did exactly what I needed it to. However after using for long periods of time it became fatiguing to wear as its bulky and heavy. Further its wired and the toggle switched on the controller plug in dont not work to par. Sometimes static or too quiet. Now i play w/o it
Not so great2/27/2011
These worked fine when we got them, but after 3 months of use, they seem to have a very loose connection. This causes a lot of intermittent voice and speaker functions. Mainly it is the voice portion that is the worst. You can generally still hear others, but they cannot hear you speaking. At times there is a lot of static. I would not buy them again.
Update on connecting cord9/28/2010
See prior review that makes a specific comment about the mic issue and the non-interchangable connecting cord ends. I messed up on that . . . the OVAL end of the cord inserts into the headphones, not the adapter. Also, occasionally I get comments from teammates that my voice is lagging or cracking up, but that could be something that would happen with any headset at that moment. I still find this set to be better than the Xbox 360 standard set.
Almost tossed a good set in the trash -- read this9/23/2010
The review comments on this set that complain about not having a mic connection might have made the same mistake I did. With no included instructions, there was no caution about the connecting wire NOT being interchangeable. The plug with the oval housing is the end that goes into the adapter. If you reverse the connection, the mic doesn't work. Otherwise the only issue with use is the loose-fitting adapter that others also mention. I use a piece of tape to secure the adapter to the controller, but I will soon fabricate a u-shaped clip that will fit in small holes I will drill in each piece. Or, you can use Velcro. I have a 7 3/4 hat size, and the headset is comfortable even after hours of play. Other players seem to hear me fine, and their voices are much clearer and fuller with this set than the standard Xbox headset. The build quality is great for the price. Recommended.
Mine didn't come with the volume control piece. Thing is a POS and I only paid 7 dollars for it! SAVE YOUR MONEY. Didn't even come in its original packaging.
Great headset with only a few issues(that dont rea9/17/2010
Bought this when Buy.com had them on sale on Ebay for $5 shipped. Figured I couldnt go wrong, even if it wasnt that good, for $5. The headset is very comfortable to wear. If you are old enough, think 70's cup style headphones and youre on track. They are light, yet well built. The mic stretches right over your mouth, which is nice as you dont have to worry about outside noise sneaking into your conversations. The wire disconnects at both ends(the headphones and controller connector, which is nice as you can replace the wire if it goes bad or the cat sees at as a chew toy. So, what is the downside? The wire that goes from the headset to the connector is cheaply made and should be replaced right out of the box(should only cost a few bucks from Radio Shack)... due to it crackling when you move it(not all of the time, but sometimes). That same issue also causes tinny sounding voice messages(which can be solved by clever mic placement). The only other downside to this headset, is what others have said. The connector doesnt fit perfectly against the controller. This isnt really a huge issue, if you are like me and dont move around a lot. If you do, it still isnt a huge issue as you can just do away with the connector altogether and plug directly into the controller. So... I say buy it. It is awesomely comfortable and sounds incredible once you replace the wire with a good one(Monster makes one for less than $10). You can also replace the connector if youd like, Madcatz makes them and I think Microsoft actually does, also. Overall, one of the best accessory purchases I have made for my 360. Watch EBays deal of the day for Buy.com's $5 deal on these.
Excellent product9/15/2010
Have been using for a month now & am very happy with set. Its big in size but made of good quality craftsmanship. Volume can get very loud. A little tight on head in begenning but very comfortable.
Good deal but my mic switch is iffy9/14/2010
Got this headset for a great deal. Plugged it in to test it out and it took a while for me to get the mic to work. I had pushed the plugs in all the way because they take a little bit of pushing to get into the adapter but still no mic (speaker was working) Then I played with the mic on-off switch on the adapter and was able to get it to work when i have it in just the right spot. BUT the best part is when I told buy.com about the issue they gave me a FULL REFUND and LET ME KEEP the headset!! I am willing to do some tinkering if it's free. Buy.com has always had excellent customer service, from my experience.
Love It!8/31/2010
Works great and an awesome deal!
Nice upgrade from stock headset8/31/2010
I have a gigantic head and the boom mic fits directly across my mouth. The original headset only made it part way and so I sometimes had to raise my voice to be heard. Not the case with this headset. If you have the chat keypad connected you will not be able to use the inline volume and mute controls. Sort of a bummer but not a deal breaker. Good value, comfortable fit.
Does exactly what its made to do8/31/2010
the headset works just fine you do have to push hard until the wire snaps into place. I did find that after awhile the headset could make our ear sweat but hey the sound quality is great and the cord is longer than most.
Not perfect, but close8/31/2010
Pros - 1. They are very comfortable for short periods. 2. Excellent quality for the price, compared with the Microsoft brand. 3. Works great! Also puts the mute and volume control back on the controller, instead of it dangling on the cord. 4. It just looks cool. Cons - 1. Gets heavy after long use 3+ hours. 2. The controller that plugs into your controller is touchy. 3. These are HUGE compared to the Microsoft brand. 4. They didn't release these at launch! I would have bought two then! Overall, I bought two and the are great! I have been a gamer for years and used many types. I will buy more of these, in case they stop selling them.
Save your money8/31/2010
I bought two of these headsets. My kids broke my original headset so I was looking for cheaper replacements. Yes, these were cheaper, and definitely not worth any amount of money. I believe they originally came with a "coach's call" type game. Volume was unbearably low. The need for an extra adapter was cumbersome. Need a headset? Look elsewhere!
Didn't work8/31/2010
Althought the headset looks cool, it didn't work and froze my xbox. I had to disconnect it and restart my xbox. It wasn't worth the effort to return it since it only cost $7.
Love it8/31/2010
I bought 2 for my boys and they just love it. My younger son ended up purchasing a few more to give to his friends as gifts so they could all talk and hear perfectly.
It's ok for the money8/31/2010
I really can't complain about this headset. The price was great and it is simple to setup, but from time to time I have problems with the sound. Other players complain that they hear a lot of static coming from my headset. I just turn down the volume a little and that seems to help. Overall I would recommend these headsets for this price.
You get what you pay for... in this case LESS.8/31/2010
Awful product. The design is terrible - too big and bulky. The ear cup is hot and after an hour or so of gaming the clip opposite the ear cup starts to hurt. And as other reviewers have mentioned, the part that connects to the controller comes out way too often with very little prompting. Add to that sporadic feedback and static, and you end up with a product that isn't even worth $6 + free shipping.
Great Headset - much better quality than other one8/31/2010
Great headset - only complaint is that it is not compatible with the xbox keyboard (adapter doesn't fit onto the pass through headset jack - I have to use it on a controller without the keyboard.
Not a good item buy a better headset!8/30/2010
This is an impressive looking headset, and it falls far short on it's performance. First it is very cumbersome where it plugged into the controller. It is a large block and it is easily dislodged during game play. Headset is too bulky and weighs too much it gets very annoying 15 minutes into a game. Do yourself a favor and buy a smaller lighter headset, you'll be a lot happier!!
My son loves it!8/26/2010
Looks cool and works great.
Grand Kids Love it8/24/2010
Ordered this for my grand kids to use on my Xbox. They loved it, so I ordered another one for use at their house. Sound was great, and the adjustable headband is good for children and adults to use. Many people said it did not work. I think they need to turn the "mute" button OFF and it will work just fine.
Not that GREAT.....8/22/2010
Hurts ur head about 5 mins of puttin it on,so had my kids try it x2 n they ended up with the old headset as well, Also can't hear the game very good due to the size but 4 the price I guess its a deal,worth a try. I went back to the xbox head set after the 5 min of use n don't plan on useing it again but gotta say its a nice looking headset. Who knows U may like it!
Must buy for gamers!8/17/2010
I don't like the little, cheap headphones. This is neither. Sound is good but not great. I've had no complaints from other people that they couldn't hear/understand me. Earpieces are very well padded and comfortable. Extremely well worth the price.
Bad headset8/17/2010
Got 1 today and it does not work. The mic does not work.
well worth your money6/4/2009
very strong and reliable you sound louder others sound louder beats the xbox original headset WELL worth your cash and only 9 bucks omfg BUY IT!!!0 Helpful | 1 Not Helpful
Looks cool / works not so cool!1/2/2008
Got this for my son for Christmas from my fav online Co. Buy.com on sale and at the best deal of course! However, I would suggest another headset for xbox 360 game play. This one looks cool and fits the head nicely with decent adjustments. The only issue is with the connection to the controller. The fit is very loose and disconnects easily. I've tried multiple controllers so it's not my controllers. If I had to do over again I would have gotten the Microsoft version in wireless.2 Helpful | 0 Not Helpful


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"Beautiful views from balcony. 10 - 15 minute up hill walk from beach so not the place for you if difficulty walking. We went in October so maybe the season was ending but nowhere to go in the evenings. Lovely restaurants but no bars open late. Great beach. Family run and friendly staff who left u..."
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"Very convenient location in between Porto Ferraio and Porto Azzuro. Really nice apartments with sea views and large balconies."
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