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"CUBA'S FUTURE is in the hands of Cubans," declares James Cason, mission chief at the U.S. Interests Section in Havana. He is addressing a seminar of earnest Cuba watchers hosted by the University of Miami's Cuba Transition Project (CTP).
Before this crowd, the puckish Cason needs no introduction. Since assuming his post in September 2002, he has turned his office into a vanguard of the Cuban democracy movement. He's befriended dissidents. More than that, he's visited their homes and had them over to his. He's also cranked up U.S. aid--radios, books, computers, and other materials. Cason recently drew attention to human rights by building a replica of a Cuban prison cell in his backyard.
He exudes a sober yet robust faith in the Cuban opposition. "Cuba's courageous pro-democracy activists are already laying claim to a say in their country's future," Cason says, "and are having an international impact." Their "lonely voices," he adds, "are getting less lonely by the day." The conferees later hear, by telephone, from two of the island's most famous activists: Marta Beatriz Roque Cabello and Vladimiro Roca Antúnez.
The CTP gathering was scheduled months ago, but its timing is felicitous, coming just a few weeks after president-for-life Fidel Castro's much-publicized fall. The tyrant's tumble prompted renewed speculation over his health--and over his successor. Fidel's brother, Raúl Castro, how head of the armed forces, has long been the heir apparent.
Such a dynastic takeover is not what those assembled here at the Omni Colonnade Hotel want to see. They yield to no one in their loathing of totalitarianism and their desire to see Fidel's revolution rolled back.
But they're not Pollyannas. They know Cuba's pro-democracy forces have been paralyzed since Castro delivered his knockout punch--a massive anti-dissident crackdown, the worst since the 1960s--in March and April of 2003. They realize the opposition is on the canvas, getting a standing eight count. They concede, reluctantly, that a peaceful "Velvet Revolution," á la Czechoslovakia in 1989, is unlikely.
I must say, I left Coral Gables feeling semi-despondent. The bravery and resolution of Cuba's democrats is inspiring. But, truth be told, they are nowhere near toppling the dictatorship. And the machinery of Raúl's succession is well oiled. While Cuba deserves a Václav Havel or Lech Walesa, it may have to settle for a Deng Xiaoping. That is, post-Fidel Cuba will probably resemble post-Mao China more than post-Soviet Eastern Europe.
Too pessimistic? Perhaps. After all, there is now a global consensus on Cuban democracy. European diplomats meet regularly with Cuban oppositionists, much to Fidel's ire. This has soured E.U.-Cuba ties. Indeed, America and Europe are now in greater harmony on Cuba policy, relatively speaking, than they've been in decades.
Nor should the island's dissident movement be written off as wholly impotent. Cuba's nascent pockets of civil society show promise. Says Jorge Más Santos, chairman of the Cuban American National Foundation, "There are many Lech Walesas in Cuba, but they are not known." And recent history is littered with examples of prisoners-cum-presidents: Havel, Nelson Mandela, and Kim Dae-jung, to name three.
Havel, as it happens, is one of Castro's fiercest opponents on the world stage. And among European nations, the Czech Republic is the most active supporter of Cuban dissidents. Several speakers at this conference--held in concert with the Czech embassy--are Czechs, including Prague's ambassador to the United States, Martin Palous. They explain how Cubans can apply the lessons of Charter 77 and the Velvet Revolution to their own country. They recall the velocity of change in 1989.
"Don't believe pragmatists who say morality and politics are two separate things," booms Ambassador Palous. Havel has pre-taped a message for the seminar. "Cuba survives like a strange relic of the past," he intones. Nearly everyone notes the CTP seminar is occurring 15 years to the day (November 9) after the collapse of the Berlin Wall. Conferees have studied Eastern Europe's democratic transition religiously.
The trouble is, so has Fidel Castro. Alcibiades Hidalgo, Cuba's former U.N. ambassador, says Fidel's inner circle has meticulously analyzed the peaceful implosion of the Soviet satellites. Few foreign events had a more profound impact on the Cuban Communists. Hidalgo, a high-ranking defector, predicts an "internal succession" after Fidel's death.
But even absent a succession, Cubans are hardly ready to break out the Magna Carta and draft the Federalist Papers. It's difficult to overstate the psychological and moral carnage wrought by 45 years of communism. (Just read AEI scholar Mark Falcoff's Cuba the Morning After.) "Simply plunking down a genuine electoral system won't be sufficient in the future," James Cason says. "It will take at least a generation to acquire the habits of democracy on the island."
Today, Cuba's economy is in tatters. Foreign tourism, European trade, and low-cost Venezuelan oil keep Fidel's revolution afloat. And yet, as the past months have made sorely clear, nothing will change so long as the bearded despot is pounding his iron fist. Castro has initiated a military takeover of the tourism industry. He has curbed and reversed the modest market-oriented reforms of the 1990s. And he has outlawed the free trade of U.S. dollars on the island.
There was once hope that Fidel might adopt China as a template for reform. In other words, that he might liberalize the Cuban economy within an authoritarian leadership. No such luck. After touring Vietnam and China in early 2003, Castro disclaimed any such changes in Cuba. As Wall Street Journal columnist Mary Anastasia O'Grady puts it, "Cuba is not likely to follow China until Fidel follows Mao."
The Chinese model, a strange brew, has six key traits--three highly negative, two positive, and one ambiguous. The negative: authoritarian rule, one-party dominance, and gross manipulation of nationalist fervor. The positive: improved living standards and indulgence of low-scale civil society. The ambiguous: state-run capitalism that mainly enriches party plutocrats and regime-linked entrepreneurs--and would've horrified Adam Smith--but whose benefits also trickle down to the general populace.
This blueprint allowed Deng Xiaoping to proclaim getting rich "glorious," and then send the tanks into Tiananmen Square a decade later. For anyone who gives a fig about liberty, justice, and truth, it's a noxious recipe, far from optimal. Still, it would be an improvement on Fidel's Orwellian nightmare. And it would offer small everyday blessings to Cuba's long-suffering people.
This assumes, of course, Raúl Castro will morph into a Deng-like reformist after grabbing the reins of power. That's a big assumption. But it's not out of the question. Insiders have said Raúl is more pragmatic than Fidel. Plus, as Hoover Institution scholar William Ratliff points out, Raúl has allegedly "sympathized" with the Chinese model for years. Following his 1997 visit to China, Raúl supposedly reached out to Zhu Rongji, the foremost craftsman of Beijing's economic reforms, and invited one of Zhu's top aides to address a coterie of Cuban officials. Capitalism buoyed the Chinese Communists. Raúl, or some other successor, may eventually decide it can buoy Cuba's Communists, too.
In the meantime, what should America do to promote civil society and human rights? Chiefly three things, according to the speakers here in Coral Gables. First, preserve economic and travel sanctions so as to deny Castro hard currency, erode the standing of hard-liners, and give Washington leverage during a post-Fidel transition. Second, maintain and expand the budding international consensus on Cuba's pro-democracy dissidents. Third, aid the dissidents however possible.
"Change will come from within in Cuba," says Otto Reich, President Bush's former Latin American envoy. "It has to come from within." Nevertheless, Reich emphasizes, "The United States is the 800-pound gorilla."
Duncan Currie is an editorial assistant at The Weekly Standard.


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Capitalism Capitalism drives our postindustrial world, and the traces of its presence can be found everywhere.1 Although it was initially theorized primarily as an economic system, capitalism's influence is no longer simply economic; its effects are felt individually, collectively, culturally, socially, politically, theologically, environmentally, and globally. To review, the... Read More
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The subprime mortgage crisis in the US has forced the president of the European Central Bank (ECB) to speak out about the new sources of risk being created by the market's appetite for increasingly complex financial instruments. At the European parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs committee hearing, Jean-Claude Trichet stated that innovation and creativity in global financial markets may have improved financial efficiency, but it had also created new forms of risk.
The problem, says Trichet, is that banks' and investors' appetite for new investment structures is not matched by sophisticated management of the risks generated by these new instruments. "The degree of complexity of some products that are designed for the purposes of re-packaging and selling debt instruments has become overwhelming," he stated. He balked at stifling the industry's "creative" urges but said the industry needed to broaden its understanding of risk. "Investments and structures that cannot be fully understood even by those who bear the ultimate responsibility of the level of risk taken by financial institutions should not be acquired or set up by banks and investors who are lacking sufficient sophistication in the management of the risks," he said. …


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We certainly learnt a lot from the experience. First of all, we have gained a lot of knowledge in dealing with the problems posed by this type of campaign. Knowing what to expect, we will be more able to deal with them during the next campaign, which we plan to start in the near future. Our second push will take place with the support of U.S. companies in the field of Public Relations & Community Management, which will allow people to bypass the problems with payments that occurred during the first campaign.
Thanks to Kickstarter we have also gained in popularity. Many major Web sites have mentioned our project and users often express their positive feedback. Also, in the comments on Kickstarter there were many sympathetic posts. I'd like to thank you for your support as it gave us a huge boost of motivation to continue with our efforts.
It should also be remembered that the partners we have gained, who saw the project through publicity, is what led to this collaboration. People like Steffen Ruehl, responsible for the story of the game Gothic 1, and Kai Rosenkranz, composer for Gothic games and Risen, expressed their keen interest in our project. Thanks to them we received support from Nevigo, who provided us with their product "articy: draft" which provides extensive capabilities in the implementation layer of narrative to the game and more. We have been quite fortunate to gain this powerful tool as it has greatly improved our work.
Thanks to Dr. Livingstone for the partnership with Plymouth University. It should be noted that Dr. Dan Livingstone is the Course Leader for BSc Computing & Games Development and founder of Immersion Design Lab.
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Banks Said to Skip S&P Grades on Most of Atlantis Bonds
Banks arranging a $1 billion commercial-mortgage bond deal tied to the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas are poised to skip Standard & Poor's grades for most of the securities.
The ratings firm, which is facing a potential enforcement action by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on commercial mortgage securities it rated in 2011, isn't offering preliminary grades on $617 million of senior portions of the transaction, according to a presale report from New York-based S&P. DBRS Ltd. and Kroll Bond Rating Agency Inc. are offering rankings as high as AAA, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.
With bigger bond transactions, potential buyers often seek ratings from either S&P or Moody's Investors Service, the two largest credit graders, because of the nature of their investment guidelines. S&P said it would have capped its ratings on the higher-ranking portions of the Atlantis deal at BBB+, the third-lowest investment-grade level, because of risks tied to the property being in the Bahamas.
"It's somewhat unique in that you don't have S&P and Moody's on a deal rating" the AAA slice, Eric Thompson, Kroll's head of commercial-mortgage securities, said in a telephone interview. "It is also indicative of our acceptance in the market."
April Kabahar, a spokeswoman for S&P, didn't provide further comment.
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Bankers have been rethinking whether to hire S&P to rate commercial-mortgage bond deals after its parent, McGraw Hill Financial Inc., disclosed the potential SEC action on July 23, people with knowledge of the matter said last week. The regulator is probing six bond deals that S&P rated in 2011, including a $1.5 billion transaction that Citigroup Inc. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. were forced to abandon when the firm yanked its grades after the notes were placed with investors.
Deutsche Bank AG, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup are managing the Atlantis offering. S&P may assign speculative grades to the debt it's planning to rate, including a BB+ ranking to $104 million of the securities. DBRS and Kroll are set to grade those notes in the lowest investment-grade tier.
Scott Helfman, a spokesman for Citigroup, declined to comment, as did Oksana Poltavets of Deutsche Bank and Mark Lake of Morgan Stanley. Stephen Bernard, a spokesman for DBRS, didn't immediately respond to an e-mail seeking comment.
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Bond issuers are free to choose which credit raters they hire to grade their offerings, a practice known as ratings shopping. During the housing bubble that began to burst in 2006, that flexibility fueled a "race to the bottom" to avoid losing market share, the U.S. Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations said in a 2011 report.
The Atlantis, a "widely recognized destination resort" on Paradise Island, benefits from its beachfront location and amenities including 39 restaurants and bars, a 63-slip marina, a 141-acre water park, casino, convention center, the Mandara Spa, and approximately 40,000 square feet of retail space, according to the S&P report.
At the same time, the firm's grades on the bonds are tied to its sovereign ratings on the Bahamas, because of "risks related to repatriation, expropriation, and currency inconvertibility," it said. The borrower obtained $800 million of political risk insurance to cover these dangers for the loan's term, S&P said.
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possible fields — fiction, drama, philosophical essays, poetry — and as editor and publisher as well as writer. While acknowledging the role that Catherine the Great had played in enhancing the prestige of writers, Karamzin drew pointed attention to the essentially amateur nature of her own pastimes with her pen. What distinguished the truly committed professional writer in Karamzin's eyes was his gift of being a unique vessel to hold genius. A writer's personality should be projected in his works, not out of vanity, but as a focus for genius. Behind that confident assertion of the writer's standing in society lay all the strivings to establish foundations of a national Russian literature in the I8th century.
The influence now exercised by the individual author on his society had its darker side. The last decade of the century, it is true, would be known as Karamzin's period in recognition of his intellectual and moral leadership. Those closing years would also be remembered as the time when the Russian state, in the person of Catherine the Great, alarmed by the French Revolution of 1789, moved to silence authors suspected, however unjustly, of being threats to the established political order. Radishchev, whose A Journey from St Petersburg to Moscow might well have been welcomed by Catherine earlier in her reign as an argument in favour of enlightenment, was exiled to Siberia for publishing a book now perceived as seditious. Novikov, whose whole career had been devoted to succouring Catherine's enlightened literary enterprises, was sentenced in 1792 to 20 years' incarceration in the Schlüsselburg fortress, and suspect publications impounded in his presses and bookshops were condemned to be burnt in 1793-94.
As the new century dawned, Russian literature already possessed its martyrs, casting a dark shadow on the triumphal achievements of those pioneers who had discovered a supple literary language, new literary forms, and a confidence to break free from the restraints of foreign Neoclassical models. Russian literature had revealed the power of the individual conscience in the Russian writer.
It is something of a textbook topos that different national literatures have their own quite different national poets — father figures who are considered seminal or originary (the "origin without origin") to the nation's culture and world-view. What is less easily explained is how and why a certain national poet should appear on the scene precisely when he does. Why, for example, should Dante epitomize Italian Catholic culture in the I3th-I4th centuries, Shakespeare Anglo-Saxon culture in the I6th-I7th centuries, and Goethe German culture in the I8th-I9th centuries? Clearly, the problem is more complicated than the serviceable apophthegm of genius "being in the right place at the right time", for what we are dealing with in these special instances is the combination (two-way, mutually interpenetrating) of an individual and a culture/national identity both coming of age, and knowing or sensing, they are coming of age, at the same time. The young man who may have been involved in a libellous deer-poaching incident or the wealthy senior citizen who mysteriously wills his wife a "second-best bed" becomes Shakespeare, going to his grave, as a recent biographer phrases it, "not knowing, and possibly not caring, whether Macbeth or The Tempest or Antony and Cleopatra ever achieved the permanence of print" ( S. Schoenbaum). Great contemporaries such as Spenser or Jonson become instead, on the scales of history, foils of genius — Laertes to the Hamlet whose play-within-the-play contains them, rather than the other way around.
One ingredient in this coming-of-age formula is the awareness of the necessity of a mature inside/outside perspective: what is "ours", beginning with a national poetic tradition, has sufficient internal dignity and grandeur that it can, now for the first time, take on the challenge of the larger, supranational context (here European high culture, the classical and Judaeo-Christian traditions, and so on) as an equal. Poised on this inside/outside, ours/theirs seam, the culture, through the creations of this gifted individual, comes to value its own unique character in a manner that seems not parochial but universal. (This is what Dostoevskii was alluding to with reference to universal otzyvchivost', "responsiveness", in his famous Pushkin speech.) A poet's "source material", broadly defined, including historical personages and famous characters from literature, plots, genre conventions, rules of style, rhyme schemes and metres, are no longer simply "imitated" or copied (the relation of the lesser to the greater), but are borrowed freely and boldly and reworked in accordance with this new mature outlook. Shakespeare uses Holinshed respectfully but creatively; Pushkin uses his teacher Karamzin in precisely the same way.
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Detroit's mayor was yelling at me.
OK, he wasn't yet Detroit's mayor and he wasn't exactly yelling. While the specifics of that long ago phone call escape me, Mike Duggan was clearly unhappy. And clearly in no mood to hide it.
Back then, Duggan was the young chief of staff for Wayne County Executive Ed McNamara and I was a young reporter on the county beat. Over the next few years, we'd have numerous conversations on issues from health care to a new Tiger Stadium, all unfailingly cordial.
In fact, I even came to respect him for his smarts - both street smarts and book smarts - and tenacity.
But as Duggan was sworn into his new office a few weeks ago, I couldn't help but recall that phone conversation and couldn't avoid one other thought: I bet he's going to be yelling at a lot of people over the next few days.
Already, he's replaced the head of the city's bus systems, and other heads may roll.
That might not be a bad thing.
Detroiters have long been denied the kind of services suburbanites generally take for granted.
Take, for example, the time my sister-in-law's house was burglarized while she was on vacation.
I drove down, checked the premises and called the police. They took a phone report, but didn't show up in person. Not that night. Not the next day. Not ever.
At least her neighborhood's street lights worked.
But what does that mean for folks here in Livingston County?
Why should the future of a post-bankruptcy Detroit - and its new mayor - concern us?
Fair questions.
Here's my answer: However it got there, Detroit is now on the verge of a new financial future.
It's early in the game, but for the first time in ages, there's a possibility the buses will run on time, police will come when called and lights will stay on.
There's also a possibility that new businesses may start up, creating jobs in a city that needs them more than anything else. But the status quo must change.
It's now Duggan's responsibility to see that it happens. It's a tall order, one that will no doubt test all of his smarts, savvy and tenacity.
Through the bankruptcy process, Detroit and its people bear the brunt of the financial restructuring.
But if the restructuring fails - if Duggan fails - there are only two possibilities.
One is a Detroit that is even more impoverished and broken than it is now.
Just try to attract new development here with a situation like that there.
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Sydney Taronga Zoo's Australian Animals Tour and Sky Safari
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One of the best zoos we have visited in the world! Fabulous private tour!
This was a Birthday Gift for my 22 year old daughter on a gap year in australia - she visited on the 19 December, and was blown away - she said it was the best present ever!!!!!!
Had a great day at the zoo. Lots of animals and the bird and seal show was amazing.
Really excellent experience. Our guides, Darcy and Robin, couldn't have beeb better.
AWESOME!!! If you want to get up close and personal with a lot of different animals, then pay the extra for this private tour!!!
In booking this tour I didn't know that it was a VIP tour. There were two guides for the two of us.! In about two hours, we learned so much about Australian animals thanks to the back stage visit. The Sky Safary was on maintenance the day we came. We also enjoyed the birds show. Highly recommended tour.
Great small tour with backstage access to animals. Could use more animal exhibits near the end, but our family of two adults and two teenagers enjoyed it very much.
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Superbe moment passé en compagnie des animaux, on a pût voir des koalas même un bébé, des wombats, des kangourous, des dragons, des serpents. On a également vu ou était préparé la nourriture pour les animaux. Pour ce tour on été accompagné de trois accompagnateurs sympathique. Ce tour en vaut la peine si on aime les animaux.
we all had a great time and our guides were very informative and helpful and we would reccomend this tour to any one who wants to get behind the scenes at the zoo
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i love the zoo very much i had so much fun i would recommended .
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the zoo experience was great and brilliant thanks from all 4 of us .
Best zoo I have ever seen! Wonderful view of the harbor and city.
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We really enjoyed our time at the zoo. The Sky Safari was not running the day we were there. They said the winds were too strong. We didn't think there was any wind. However, the behind-the-scenes tour was great. We got to stand inches from a koala, pet a kangaroo, and see the kitchen where they make some of the food. We got to go into some classrooms and pet a python and see some lizards and other things that were not part of the general zoo admission. The zoo is on the side of a hill, so make sure you bring comfortable shoes and know there's lots of walking! The view back to Sydney from the zoo is great too. Again, the Viator way was the best. We had our printed voucher, and the ticket booth accepted it easily and there were no issues.
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Having a personal, behind the scenes talk with 2 guides was brilliant, especially being able to get really close to the koalas and kangaroos.
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This tour had to be one of our highlights in Sydney. We had been to Taronga before but had never experienced it like this. It was a small group of six with two guides so we really had a great the "personal" touch. We got in behind the scenes to see where food was prepared and got "up close and personal" with many of the animals - koalas. Also had a chance to see a baby possum. It was so small it was in a sock. We would definitely recommend this tour to anyone who is into animals. It was WONDERFUL!!!
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The best zoo I ever visit, volunteers just lovely.
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It was a fab day,we got the ferry across, so easy to do and we did the behind the scenes tour, it was a 'must'. Once you have managed to understand the map of the zoo, you must see the bird show, the backdrop of Sydney is brilliant. We had no children so can recommend for all ages, you must do the cable car across, BRILL!
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The guided tour was very informative, and we could get up close to some of the animals in the zoo. A great way to spend half a day at Sydney!
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United Kingdom
Very unexpectedly the VIP tour takes you behind the scenes and into compounds with some of the animals, the ones that don't want to eat you that is! We were in with the Koalas and Enchida's, tame older Kangaroo and 'Naughty' boisterous little young wallaby, in the education centre normally reserved only for school parties. In the feeding kitchen where all the animals food is prepared where a keeper showed us Dixie, a 2 month old baby wallaby that he was hand rearing, he kept it in a little rucksack lined with towels to imitate it's mother's pouch, cool!! Saw some reptiles first hand as well, all in all a very worthwhile experience. The zoo itself is fantastic with loads to wander round. We got there at 12 noon, took the 1.15pm VIP tour and were struggling to get around to the rest of the animals by shutting time at 5pm, so go see the non Australian animals in the morning, elephants, lions etc and that will leave you time for the others after the tour or take the 9.15am tour and you will then have the full day to go round. Take the bus to the top of the park when you get off the ferry and walk downhill through the zoo. Please note, all the food outlets close at 3pm. It's also worth buying a 7 day family 2 adults 2 kids Ferry/Bus/Train pass, you pay for 2 adults and 1 kid, other kid goes free this will cover you for Taronga, Manly, Olympic Stadium etc and is well worth it, buy it at the Ferry Kiosks at Circular Quay. Sydney's great and this is very worthwhile doing for a day, enjoy!
Really enjoyed seeing the zoo, it is an amazing setting for a zoo with great views of Sydney
This tour was amazing!
Tour was longer than stated and very informative - concentrated only on Australian animals
Taronga Zoo visit was the highlight of my Sydney trip. Chris and Gerald were my tour guides and they were fantastic! I learnt alot about the Australian animals through this tour :)
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We had a nice time at the Zoo and the two guides made a great job. The view from the Zoo is fantastic.


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text: Comments (42) + Add comment Comments (42) Featured Joni-Ice + 1662d ago My thoughts? I done with COD. Nothing new every year. Too generic. #1 (Edited 1662d ago ) | Agree(17) | Disagree(7) | Report | Reply Danielmccue + 1662d ago I'm sorry but everyone i know who plays COD said that after MW2 yet they still bought black ops, They're saying it again now and yet i 100 percent guarantee you they will buy MW3. Along with millions of other people. #1.1 Agree(11) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply TOO PAWNED + 1662d ago my thoughts, day 1 for me. Don't care about any other MP #1.1.1 Agree(3) | Disagree(9) | Report captain-obvious + 1662d ago my response to this article is i cant wait tell Friday i mean im dying to see some starhawk now THATS a game ppl should be looking out for and yah F COD #1.1.2 (Edited 1662d ago ) | Agree(9) | Disagree(4) | Report Stealth20k + 1662d ago just because millions buy it doesnt mean the game is good. Its called sheep syndrome #1.1.3 Agree(12) | Disagree(5) | Report BeastlyRig + 1662d ago I play cod but I didn't buy it... BF3 I pre purchased! After mw2 i really am done! but on console you have to buy it! It's in the rule books! The buggiest game of the year out sold everything! #1.1.4 (Edited 1662d ago ) | Agree(5) | Disagree(2) | Report NatureOfLogic + 1662d ago I will buy COD because I like playing COD, I can care less about what my friends think about COD. #1.1.5 Agree(4) | Disagree(7) | Report Fil101 + 1662d ago well i aint gonna lie, i've done my fair share ov moaning when it comes to cod but I know i'll go and buy mw3 and at the same time i'll adit it unlike some people on this site. #1.1.6 Agree(4) | Disagree(4) | Report Joni-Ice + 1662d ago Well I didn't buy Black Ops. In fact what made me be a little more sceptical was Medal of Honor. I bought that game and it wasn't what I thought. So since Medal of Honor, I will be a little more aware of buying games. #1.1.7 Agree(4) | Disagree(1) | Report Xenial + 1661d ago You know, that's somewhat true on my behalf. Atleast cod games have a good re-sell value at Gamestop. :P #1.1.8 Agree(1) | Disagree(2) | Report lareka + 1662d ago Exactly my thoughts ! And as Caleb_141 points out, BF3 is gonna be released at the same time with COD. #1.2 Agree(2) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply the_best_player 1661d ago | Trolling | show Caleb_141 + 1662d ago I think now that BF3 is releasing at the same time (MW3's bound to get released in November) people aren't going to simply pick it up just because there's nothing else good being released then. There are so many great games being released then that I know I won't find any reason to pick up the game, not that I would if there wasn't anyway. #2 Agree(5) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply Oschino1907 + 1662d ago Exactly, more then enough to keep many playing without even lookng at MW3. I and many of my friends gave up after MW2 and didnt even consider Black Ops, the ones who did get it either just bitch and moan 24/7 about it or are too bad a online games to even realize how bad and screwed up the game is. Only thing that could make me look at MW3 would be New game engine, Less overall skills/abilities and killlstreaks, Less over the top token weapons that would never be used in real life, Just overall back to the more realistic somewhat factual storylnes that made you actually feel something. Tired of being super soldiers in every game with crazy unreal weapons and skills, the game is for 18 and under now, stop giving it a M rating if thats the case. #2.1 (Edited 1662d ago ) | Agree(3) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Caleb_141 + 1662d ago YES! If they took it back to COD4 with the 3 simple killstreaks and new down-to-earth maps with more weapons I would buy it in a heartbeat. They built up a really good story with COD4 then they just completely butchered it for MW2, that was one of the biggest disappointments for me imo. #2.1.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(1) | Report NBT91 + 1662d ago Awesome stuff. Even if you dont buy it, it is nice as an additional option at least. I will be occupied just with Twisted Metal and Uncharted 3 but if I fancy a generic team deathmatch FPS, at least the option is there. #3 Agree(6) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply Reborn + 1662d ago This year, I think given the amount of titles surrounding its release, it could cut into MW3 success. (Highly unlikely though) #4 Agree(0) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply wallis + 1662d ago Kotick fucked this franchise so hard it flinches every time he looks at it. If Cod was a family he'd be fritzel and that leaves this game, the eighth in the franchise, with a very bad prognosis. #5 Agree(3) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply Raendom + 1662d ago I wonder what gimmick/stolen feature it'll have. Black Ops stole Gun Game from the mod community of CSS. The betting thing though was a fairly new gimmick. Got old very fast and nobody really cared about their CoD Points. #6 Agree(2) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply Oschino1907 + 1662d ago If they just stopped tryin to add tons of new features to each game and just focused on taking it and making what is there balanced and more polished/refined. A nice balance between COD4 and MW2 would get me excited, take out the stupid shit form MW2 (i know its ALOT) and add it to the solid foundation of COD4 and with a little elbow grease and effort you could have an amazing and all time classic game IMO. @Janitor if you enjoy being phucked without even a courtesy lick then please feel free to keep playing but for anyone with a brain its hard to ignore the atrociety that is COD these days. the game is fun if you like mindless shooting and dont want a competitive multiplayer experiance. Wouldnt be so bad if they werent making far and above the most money of any game, but when you have those kind of resources how can you let yourself put out a half assed barely tested game year after year. with that kind of money it should be far and above everythign else out there and its average at best. Get off the hype train and open your eyes, youre being RAPED!!! Unless you like when a train gets run on you... #6.1 (Edited 1662d ago ) | Agree(4) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Janitor + 1662d ago Hype train? So it's wrong to buy a game I enjoy playing? Who forced you to play it? These are just games people, no need to get all emotional about it. #6.1.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(4) | Report Janitor + 1662d ago Again with the hating.....for fuck's sake the COD games are fun, easy to pick up and play. If you don't like them fine but why repeatedly post comments about how it sucks or "I'm done with COD". It doesn't sell millions for no reason. Don't like it? Don't buy it. Simple. My only problem is the over-priced map packs. I see a bunch of contrarians who dislike anything popular because that's the cool thing to do on the internet these days. #7 (Edited 1662d ago ) | Agree(6) | Disagree(9) | Report | Reply gedapeleda + 1662d ago There's a reason for janitors to like this game... #7.1 Agree(6) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Janitor + 1662d ago Touche' #7.1.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(2) | Report IGAMEHARD + 1662d ago mannnnnnn i love the competition of all the Modern Warfare games!!!!!!!! the community go ham!!!!... i love my call of duty people... #8 Agree(4) | Disagree(7) | Report | Reply IGAMEHARD + 1662d ago but you have to understand... i was one of the best at modern warfare 2... stop hatin haters... just fall back and do you... let me do me... stop snitchin and stop lyin #8.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply zealottt + 1661d ago its not that hard to be good at mw2. You just need to camp and wait for your ac-130 #8.1.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(1) | Report Tru_Blu + 1662d ago My thoughts on MW3. Well let's just say BF3, skyrim and UC3 are WAY higher on my list in November. That's 180 bucks right there, MW3 will either be a gamefly or find it used for cheap. Besides I've already played MW3 only it was called Modern Warfare at the time. #9 Agree(1) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply Senden + 1662d ago Honestly another year and another cod.. I'll buy it second hand if I do. I have been highly critical of cod in the past however I recently picked up black ops (sold it after a day in disgust on the initial release) and have to admit I'm loving it again. This year I imagine will be different though with so many great games coming out the only reason I'll pick up mw3 will be to play with my friends if they get it. #10 Agree(0) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Nicaragua + 1662d ago Thoughts On The Inevitable Release of Modern Warfare 3? jeez not again #11 Agree(1) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply RevXM + 1662d ago Well I always enjoyed the works of IW. Mw3? No thanks, IW isnt IW anymore. Thank you activision for killing and chocking on IW. Treyarch fuck off, even fails at copy pasta. Ridiculous! I wanna hear from Respawn entertainment aka old IW. Hope they get to work with say the latest Frostbite engine now that they are working with EA. 8) Bobby K can eat shit and die. #12 Agree(3) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Rybakov + 1662d ago my thought? activision dose not own the rights to the title so they can't do squat....and what ever call of crap comes out this year will be the same old broken game as last yaer so i don't care they arn't getting my money like the past 3 years #13 Agree(0) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply arjman + 1662d ago I'm going to get Battlefield 3 and CoD and have a fookin good time! #14 Agree(3) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply dan_chan89 + 1661d ago NO THANKS BF3 FOR ME #15 Agree(3) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply REALTALK187 1661d ago | Spam zagambe + 1661d ago Modern Warfare 3! are you fucking kidding! it's obvious that every year we're getting same game, same graphics and same gameplay. BUT In spite of everything people are steel buying this game only because is "CALL OF DUTY" GOD BLESS BATTLEFIELD 3 #17 Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply N2NOther + 1661d ago I'll buy it. Play it. And bitch about it. I love the controls and I love playing with my friends. I'll continue to want to punch everyone from IW and their girlfriends in the face just like I do every year. #18 (Edited 1661d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply TastyTreats + 1661d ago To those who are going to get MW3, go ahead and do your thing, but i lost any respect i had for activision after infinity ward was torn apart and we were given Black ops. And i gotta be honest, i bought black ops and to this day have not even touched single player. It jus felt like the same rehashed game online game with a slightly more balanced system. I have a lot of faith however in what EA and Dice are planning to do with Battlefield. 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