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Eric_Corona 4 years ago#1
He then says that he will give me the price of it used ($35), and I also wanted to get my little cousin Nintendogs + cats because he really wanted it, so the guy throws it in for free. (New also!)
I dunno about you guys but I wanna marry this guy. He's awesome! xD
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IAznDragonI Yan 4 years ago#2
you need to experience the bad gamestop locations with the worst employees and customer service
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Eric_Corona posted...
Because today I went to get Code of Princess, and they only have one left. It has the box around it that holds the game case and the art/sound book, but the box is banged up. So I ask him if they have any others, and he goes to check in the back, but no, they don't.
Well, not all gamestops are the same, you have one good experience while others may have many bad ones. Just a thought.
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Most people don't bash Gamestop. It's just this small but vocal group of angsty teenagers and neckbeards in their early 20s who don't really comprehend the way jobs work, and think that complaining about everything is the easiest way to be funny.
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nintendogger 4 years ago#6
There are things that I don't like about Gamestop (for one, the man cave used store atmosphere, I've been in adult stores nicer than gamestops. haha), but overall I tend to enjoy going there for games. Looking at everything is just so fun.
OoSubaruoO 4 years ago#7
Most of the vocal minority who hate Gamestop, assume every single one is the same as theirs. If you so much like the ones you shop at, someone half the time either calls you a fool for shopping there, or finds some other way to insult you.
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Well there some people that don't know that GS throws out boxes/manuals of games that are $5 or less to save space on the shelf for the games that make more money. It's extremely anti video game thing to do for a video game store. The employees told me this the last time I was at a GS store. I think if you go check at a GS dumpster you'll find tons of video game related stuff they throw out.
Their used games are sometimes in bad condition. The worst I've seen during one of the last times I was there was that I saw some jam or jelly stuck on the box cases and looks they don't even bother to clean these cases. Very unsanitary and dirty and this is just a game store selling games not even a food store or a restaurant. Some of the games traded in are in bad condition with many scratches and some cases still have receipts from other stores and they don't bother to check what is in the cases.
They sell new games as opened already and I've heard they take out the DLC content or something like that. I think it's very bad to sell a new game that you opened. If it's opened and you have taken the DLC content out of the box then it is definitely not new.
You get nothing for the trade in values. Complete waste of games to trade it in there.
There are many times the employees try to sell me more than I came for like with there power up card bonus or some pre order of a game I don't even want or don't have any interest in.
Yet people unknowingly keep buying from GS. But hey it's their choice to support these types of business practices.
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It's only good if you buy things from them, selling things is worthless. 9$ for mass effect 3. I know it's old, but it's not that worthless. And no I didn't try yo sell it. I haven't sold any of my games for about two years now, rather keep them then get nothing for them.
But they are good if you're trying to find a old game to buy.
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IAznDragonI Yan 4 years ago#10
why can't we just go in there, buy a game and leave without them pestering us about pre ordering this or signing up for their membership? hell, i don't even think funcoland did that crap back in the good old days
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Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) that took place August 5th
were temporarily available on the SEGA
PR FTP site; the document "scea_meeting_aug_5th_notes_bh.doc" has
since been pulled from the FTP site, but several copies were
downloaded before it was removed. Announcements were made about
several upcoming games and potential console bundles for both the PSP
and PS3, but the most interesting parts are Sony's plans for a PS3
motion controller, PS2 emulation on the PS3, and even Dreamcast
titles on the PlayStation Network.
The meeting minutes refer
to Sony's upcoming motion-sensing device as a "motion
controller" indicating that it will more closely resemble
Nintendo's Wii Remote rather than Microsoft's Project
Natal. Sega's "Virtua Tennis" is indicated as a piece
of software that would "work well" with the device. Plans
are to launch the device in spring of 2010, with plans to offer a
bundle with PS3 hardware and projected sales of 4-5 million units
Tagged as "Confidential" in the minutes
is the "PS2 Emulator for PS3" heading, beneath which
can be found quite possibly the most significant leak of the entire
memo - SCEA's intent to offer the entire range of PS2 titles via the
PlayStation Network. There is no mention of an ability to play
disc-based PS2 titles, but the presence of an emulator on the PS3
hardware at least gives it the potential for the future.
Dreamcast titles such as Rez, Ikaruga, and Soul Caliber have appeared
on XBLA in the past, but Sony appears to be seeking exclusivity for
Dreamcast titles, with promises of marketing support in exchange for
the exclusivity.
The full content of the meeting minutes can
be found circulating the Internet; neither SCEA nor SEGA have made
any official response to the leaks at this time.
quote: So I can't play one of the fifty PS2 games I own on PS3, but I can buy them again to play on the console? Thanks?
quote: There's a huge, gaping hole in the capability of the system. For what? Additional monetization of existing capability? I didn't have to pay a dime to play my PS1 games on my PS2.
quote: What really drives me up a wall is the corporate doublespeak. Coming out the gate they were adamant that backwards compatibility is a key defining ability of the Playstation brand. Nice! So we'll cut it out. Eh? But the damn thing still plays PS1 games!
quote: I'm guessing they want me to pay to play the fifty-something Dreamcast games I have, too? Screw that.
quote: First of all, Sony delivered on full backwards compatibility with the launch PS3s, and kept models that had at least "pretty good" b.c. for several years.
quote: Second, most PS3 owners I know find that they aren't playing their PS2 games after a while. No surprise here--the PS3 games are much better with few exceptions. So maybe backwards compatibility 3 years after the launch of a next-gen system isn't as important anymore (there are plenty of PS3 games, now).
quote: Fourth, people had their chance to buy the backwards compatible models. But prices were too high, and Sony needed to stop burning money at the same time as lowering price. Removing the PS2 hardware helped them do this. Although playing PS2 games was a selling point originally, obviously it wasn't a big enough deal to get people to pay $500-$600. The bottom line is most users want to play the PS3 games and it's waste of their/Sony's money to include those chips when they will never be used. It's the pragmatic choice, and it probably helped with the conversion to the Slim.
quote: Yeah, that's cause they couldn't.
quote: Your whole argument is FAIL.Sony needs to wise-up and provide BC on all their SKUs. I really don't care if they also offer the ability to buy games online, but at least let us play our discs on the PS3 system. The PS3 games suck anyway, so why not let us play some good titles on it?
quote: Now I'm jumping off your back... and onto the back of sony.They were trying to push the fact that the PS3 was a better deal per $ than the 360. Fanbois were crying about that, but always forgot the $100 acessory that did BC for them... oh I mean a ps2!
quote: What Sony should do, or what would be very nice, would be if you could just insert a PS2 disc into the PS3 and be given free access to download the game again over PSN. There must be some sort of internal hash system that allows the PS3 to know what game it's reading and if its valid. At least, I would hope.
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"What a great day to finally have it open, and soon we'll forget what it was like to have it closed," Hudson said.
The renovated bridge, at a cost of more than $2.5 million, according to the Kalamazoo County Road Commission, opened Saturday. It connects the north and south ends of Comstock's downtown. Renovations include a center turn lane and 6-foot sidewalks. In addition, weight restrictions have been dropped so larger trucks can cross.
The new bridge measures 160 feet long and 56 feet wide with sidewalks on both sides. The original structure, built in 1939, was 155 feet long and 44 feet wide.
Michigan Local Bridge Funds paid for 95 percent of the project and the road commission chipped in 5 percent.
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While her husband Joseph says their son will be buried on what would have been his 51st birthday Aug. 29, Michael Jackson's mother Katherine reportedly is mulling over filing a wrongful death suit in connection with the King of Pop's June 25 fatal cardiac arrest, say reports.
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"The possibility of a wrongful death action has been floated," Katherine Jackson's lawyer Burt Levitch said, the Associated Press reports. "In that regard, no decision has been finalized ... "Dr. Murray's name has been floated [as a possible defendant in the potential lawsuit] because he is under investigation."
In the meantime, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff on Monday gave his approval to a merchandising agreement expected to add $15 million to Michael Jackson's estate, though he put on hold a decision to okay a deal for a proposed three-city tour of Jackson memorabilia in light of objections by Katherine Jackson, reports the Los Angeles Times.
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Skip to comments.Obama's States His Father Served in WWII
Posted on 03/28/2011 2:07:53 PM PDT by econjack
Obama's father served in WW II. Really?
Of all the things I've seen or heard about Obama on the internet, NONE has hit me like this!! How can we not believe some of the charges about citizenship, religion, etc., after hearing what he says on this?
Obama said his father served in WW II? Barack's father served in WW II? He said so in a speech. Here is an 18 second video:
CNN News clip : http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Fv4jnlkxOaw
Is he a compulsive liar? Were there no reporters who checked or double checked these statements and called the party on this? They did for everyone else. Why not him?
Like it or not, here are the facts:
Barack Hussein Obama Sr. (Obama's father) Born: 4/4/36 Died: 11/24/82 at the age of 46. He was 5 years old when WW II started, and less than 9 1/2 yrs old when it ended.
Lolo Soetoro (Obama's step father) Born: 1935 Died: 3/2/87 at the age of 52. He was 6 years old when WW II started, and 10 years old when it ended. He must have been the youngest Veteran in the war.
Watch the video. RIGHT OUT OF HIS MOUTH!!! And the media doesn't say anything. If you doubt it, Google both of these guys. It appears this guy doesn't know how to tell the truth -- or he doesn't care about telling the truth! -- or perhaps he doesn't know when he isn't telling the truth (which is also a very scary angle). Talk about STOLEN HONOR !!!
Had this been Bush, the Media would still be on this! The clip of Obama is surprising. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that this lie wasn't uncovered, questioned or debated before the Nov. 2008 election. Oh well, He must have just "forgotten" the facts, again. Or perhaps he really doesn't even know the difference between truth and fabrication?
When was Frank Marshall Davis born? (Or is it Frank Davis Marshall?)
work on the youtube link please
No there are no reporters or "fact checkers" available. That because the MSM is liberal, and see no need for that when dealing with Obama.
The same MSM which sent teams of fact checkers to pore over Sarah Palin's book simply does not do the same when dealing with Obama.
Frank Marshall Davis was too busy photographing Stanley Dunham in the nude to have bothered with a trifling matter like WWII.
Grandfather Stanly Dunham was a WW II vet.
His grandfather served in WWII. I'll mark it down as a slip of the tongue.
Why not put it in breaking so we can discuss it ad nauseum again like was done when it happened?
Maybe Barack Sr. wasn't his dad?
Has the president appeared on Maury Povich's program to hash this one out?
The story is at least about a year old, and Osama apparently means his maternal GRANDfather, who was indeed a US vet of WWII.
Zero was raised by his grandparents. His whore mother and bigamist sperm donor dad were no where around. Easy for him to be confused about his parentage.
Was that before there were 57 states?
If anyone actually acted like a father to Obama, it was him. Doesn't surprise me that he would refer to him that way.
....like how the msm calls it a "gaff" when it's an outright LIE. Much like Hilda's sniper account...it wasn't until after three occasions the truth was let out....and once again passed off as a gaff. You don't gaff three times..you lie.
The press wouldn't do it if he were a Republican and neither should you. The question should be asked of Obama - how his father served in World War II and watch him squirm.
But, of course, the Lamestream media is more cowardly than this. Not wanting to put any pressure on it's messiah.
Not funny, not kewl.
Being a body double in "Zulu" does not count as having served in WWII.
MSM person pressing Obama would mean the end of their career.
I thought Obama disowned his white half.
Second Posting on 2-27-11
Liar, liar pants on fire.
Like Billy Goat Clinton, Braaack never knew his father.
I did a search under titles and keywords I thought would apply...evidently not.
He was also the source for the story Obama used to make his grandmother out to be a racist, or a "typical white person."
then ya, you know, we're we're betraying uhh what uh I think is a solemn pact that we make with our veterans. uh e-i-e-i-o they-my father served in world war II uh and when he came home, he got the services he needed. uh
Turns out it was his great-uncle and Buchenwald -- or Ohrdruf, part of Buchenwald. The Soviets occupied Auschwitz, not the Americans or British.
Basically, Obama's father was such a no-show, that Obama doesn't even take him into account.
I don't think that necessarily means that his grandfather was actually his father, but it could be an indication that his birth certificate (if he has one) really does say "White" or "father unknown."
The media was so infatuated with the half-black Marxist that it didn't (and still doesn't) matter what he says. They will no more research and report on it than they will research the words of a retarded child.
This is old new from a year or two ago. Oh and you know the media and newspapers will never report it. This is what you get when you get a compliant media and newspaper. They are worthless and have almost 0 credibility.
Was he a "corpse-man"?
Oh you infedels how dare you doubt the one.
His daddy was an 8 year soldier in the Kenyan army.
And a war hero.
do not doubt the one.
big time sarcasm in play here.
I thought we were better than this.
I'll remember the next time I see crying about vile, vulgar terms used on Sarah Palin. Hypocracy is not our way.
A "relative" of mine would say "He didn't mean it." That was his response when it was pointed out obama said he'd been to all 57 states. "Well, he didn't really mean it."
Of course, there is the slim possibility he was telling the truth. After all, we haven't seen the birth certificate yet, have we?
There was a story up today on Citizen Wells declaring Stanley Dunham and a black prostitute are Obummer's real parents. Maybe Obummer tripped over the truth for once.
Haven't we already been there. Didn't he claim his grandfather helped free concentration camp inmates in Europe before that was disproved (but not fact cheked?
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A Colorado-based outdoors retailer said it will no longer sell handguns and rifles with high-capacity magazines.
In an outstanding display of industry self-regulation, Jax Mercantile decided it will not carry these types of firearms at its six stores in Colorado and Iowa. Jax's president, Jim Quinlan, said that the ban applies to all high-powered assault-type firearms that have the capacity to hold more than 10 rounds. The self-imposed ban also applies to high-capacity magazines.
"It is a moral and personal decision. ... It [the Newtown shooting] was unthinkable. It was something that weighed heavily on me. It makes me sick," Quinlan told the Boulder Daily Camera on Friday. "I just don't feel that we need to be in the business of selling high-capacity magazines and military-assault rifles. ... These weapons are designed for killing people—that's just not something I want to sell."
Jax, which is based in Fort Collins, Colo., said that it will continue selling conventional hunting rifles.
Here is proof that just because you can do something, it doesn't mean you necessarily have to. It also proves there are businesses out there that are not simply after turning a profit.
It is time for the public to realize that there is nothing "sporting" about these kinds of weapons. They are merely instruments of death wrapped in a nice package and presented to the public. There are many who will quickly point out that although these weapons look intimidating, they are not assault weapons. Some say that an assault weapon has to be fully automatic.
What they often fail to mention is that this is really semantics. The difference between assault weapons and so-called sporting weapons are mostly cosmetic. For instance, I remember when the name of the AR-15 changed to "Sporter." In order to skirt the assault-weapons ban they simply removed the bayonet lug, did away with the collapsible stock and got rid of the flash suppressor. Another thing they did was place a block in the 20-round magazines that they came with to meet the 10-round-or-less requirement. However, the block could easily be removed by disassembling the magazine.
As far as full automatic and semiautomatic, once again, just smoke and mirrors. It is not how fast you can empty a magazine, it is how many times you can shoot without reloading that makes these weapons so deadly.
It is good to see that there are some who believe that there can be a meaningful effort made to curb gun violence without completely dismantling the Second Amendment. The first step is for gun manufacturers to become proactive by following the lead of Jax Mercantile. Not everything should be about making a dollar—especially if it is at the expense of the safety of our children.


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While each of this year's Oscar-nominated cinematographers used standard 35mm cameras to spectacular results, Anthony Dod Mantle ("Slumdog Millionaire"), Claudio Miranda ("The Curious Case of Benjamin Button") and Wally Pfister ("The Dark Knight") incorporated new technologies into the equation that resulted in novel motion picture imagery.
Mantle tackled the difficulties of filming in the crowded slums of Mumbai by customizing a digital camera, which allowed him freedom of movement and flexibility; Miranda broke new ground by primarily using digital technology to shoot the effects-driven drama; and Pfister took on the cumbersome Imax camera — weighing in at 75 pounds and boasting a 55mm lens — to shoot high-pace action sequences.
'THE DARK KNIGHT' Wally Pfister
Tools: Panavision, Millennium XL cameras and Imax MSM cameras
The Cutting Edge: Pfister shot 36 minutes of "The Dark Knight" with an Imax camera, including action sequences, which has helped resurrect that format in dramatic features. "What (director) Chris (Nolan) and I sort of invented was its use in the action format and using (the Imax) for putting large setpiece action sequences on the screen," says Pfister. "That is what I think I am most proud of. Chris and I were basically the first ones to do it."
Drawbacks: Besides weighing 75 pounds, making it practically impossible to do any handheld shots (Pfister managed to do one), the Imax presented a few other difficulties, such as the need to hide light sources due to the camera's wide frame line; shallower depth of field; difficulty recording sound due to the level of noise that the camera produces; and the pricetag — Imax is roughly triple the cost of shooting 35mm film.
Results: Despite a few difficulties, Pfister was able to shoot most of the action sequences on Imax with the help of his key grip, who built rigs that were strong and flexible enough to use the camera on the side of trucks and hostess trays as well as on steady cams. "I have never stopped being amazed at how gorgeous that image is on the screen," Pfister says. "There is virtually no film grain. It is so wonderfully vivid in color and contrast. It's hands-down the highest image capture system that exists. There is nothing else that comes anywhere close to it." The impressive results onscreen and at the box office has convinced a few studios to take the financial plunge. "I've had telephone calls from the 'Transformers 2' cinematographer asking about it as well as (people from) other projects, so I think that the success of 'The Dark Knight' will definitely lead to the use of more Imax cameras on (dramatic features)."
'THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON' Claudio Miranda
Tools: Thomson/Grass Valley Viper (4:4:4 FilmStream mode), recording to S.two D.MAG digital film magazines in combination with the Sony F23 HD cameras, Arriflex 435
The Cutting Edge: The advanced visual effects needed for much of "Benjamin Button" required an all-digital pipeline, and director David Fincher had worked with the Viper before. But it was still urgent that the camera not act up and delay production, as the film's budget was already high for a drama. "Out of 150-plus days of shooting, I can't think of a single frame that we shot that ever had a problem," Miranda says. "David never had any reshoots because of anything technical, unlike some films I have worked on with him in the past."
Drawbacks: The Viper's "really loud cooling fans" caused Miranda to switch to Sony's F23 digital camera system for the bookend hospital sequences where recording soft dialogue was necessary.
Also, the ever-evolving nature of digital cameras makes it hard to stay current with the latest innovations. "There are better cameras coming out every year, which is really hard for the film industry," Miranda says, in contrast to film cameras, where change comes in the forms of incremental improvements in lenses and negative stocks. "A 1960s (35mm) camera with the same lens is going to look just as good as a 2005 camera with the same lens. That technology has lasted over 60 years. The problem with digital is everything is constantly changing."
Results: Fincher was able to see takes instantly and delete unwanted ones on the fly. As a result, there were no happy accidents, as sometimes happen when film comes back from the lab, but no "miserable surprises" at editing time either, says Miranda.
Miranda's ability to achieve Fincher's naturalistic aesthetic using fairly straightforward lighting has led fellow cinematographers to approach Miranda. "They'll say, 'Damn, now I have to consider digital as an option,'" Miranda laughs. "That's kind of a backhanded compliment from people who realize that, wow, digital can also look great."
'SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE' Anthony Dod Mantle
Tools: Custom-made digital using a Silicon Imaging 2K digital cinema camera; Arriflex 35mm cameras; and Canon EOS-1D Mark III (CanonCam)
The Cutting Edge: Besides using the "CanonCam," a Canon stills camera to record 12 frames per second for short bursts of live action, Mantle customized the digital SI-2K by separating the camera block from the recording block. He transferred images by setting up a cable system that went into a computer fitted into a backpack. To counteract any shaking, Mantle attached a gyro underneath the camera, bracketed together with pole and grip attachments on the top of the rig that allowed him to attach various other necessities, such as onboard remote focus and transmitters.
Drawbacks: Despite testing the SI-2K in saunas, Mantle says that overheating was a challenge when it came time to shoot. Dry ice was used to cool down the computer processing systems, but "we had crashes inevitably shooting in the way we did," he says. "You have to learn to cope, and we did by the skin of our teeth."
Results: With a camera in hand and a hard drive on his back, "Anthony looked like a rather cumbersome tourist from Denmark who was wandering around the slums," director Danny Boyle remembers. But the camera gave Mantle the flexibility and freedom to move around in crowded conditions, resulting in magical-realistic footage that upended the original intention to use film for 75% of the shoot, and instead resulting in a 60% digital and 40% film stock ratio.


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For the first time since 1968, when the NBA's conference semifinals series were shifted to a best-of-seven format, all four series in the Association's version of the Elite Eight stand at 1-1 after two games.
It's a remarkable tidbit of historical trivia, to say the least. You'd think we'd have seen "Snake Eyes" across the board in the second round by now, considering how evenly matched teams tend to be at this point in the postseason.
But there's a first time for everything, and what better time than the spring of 2013 for the NBA to feed our basketball frenzy with a quartet of lengthy, testy series between the best of the best?
Each of the four remaining matchups has plenty of potential to go the distance—and engender the sorts of blood feuds and bitter rivalries that tend be born of such frequent and familiar competition. But which series is most likely to require an all-important Game 7? And which ones would be fortunate to forge on past Game 5?
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A cat sanctuary in Cedar Key, supported by the efforts and pocketbook of Oliver and Doreen Bauer, will continue to operate. But the city will seek County Animal Services' advice on ways to reduce the sanctuary's population and ways to mitigate problems brought on by keeping a large number of animals in a confined space.
On Oct. 27, the Cedar Key School picked up roadside litter for the first time as part of the State's Adopt-a-Highway program. Sue Penney heads up this program for the school. Eight students, all of whom are Student Government Association members, volunteered along with two teachers and four Energy Advisory Panel (EAP) volunteers. All the volunteers participated in the required safety program that was provided by Karen Webster from the Florida F.D.O.T.
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With blinking bug eyes, they hunt at night and ooze a toxic slime from their skin as a defense. They are a threat to the environment and cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage to Florida homeowners and businesses each year.
The Cedar Key Commission was short two commissioners Tuesday night, but they wrapped up business in less than 30 minutes.
Commissioners Sue Colson, Gene Hodges and Dale Register voted to accept the procurement agreement required by the governor's Energy Office. It was drawn up in April but never voted on by the commission. Mayor Heath Davis and Commissioner Scott Dennison were absent.
It's not often the folks who work for Levy County Emergency Medical Service get to see their clients again.
Gentlemen, if your bangs are so long that you look like an English sheep dog and your lady's roots are starting to make you think that grey is her natural color — rejoice. Jackie is back.
The city of Cedar Key underwent a change of leadership last Friday night and by the looks of it, the change will be good.
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The most picturesque way to reach Vedado from Centro Habana or Habana Vieja is to stroll down the famous Malecón sea wall, which snakes west along the coastline from La Punta for about 4km. It's the city's defining image, and ambling along its length, drinking in the panoramic views, is an essential part of the Havana experience. But don't expect to stroll in solitude: the Malecón is the capital's front room and you won't be on it for long before someone strikes up a conversation. People head here for free entertainment, particularly at night when it fills up with guitar-strumming musicians, vendors offering cones of fresh-roasted nuts, and star-gazing couples, young and old alike. In recent years it's grown in popularity for the city's expanding clique of gays and transvestites, who put its sinuous length to good effect as a nightly catwalk and meeting place, especially the area close to the Hotel Nacional in Vedado. In the daytime it's crowded with schoolchildren (intent on hurling themselves into the churning Atlantic), wide-eyed tourists and anglers climbing down onto the rocks below.
The Centro Habana section, referred to on street signs as the Malecón tradicional, has been undergoing tortoise-paced renovations for around two decades now. Lined with colourful neo colonial buildings, it's the oldest, most distinct and characterful section in the city, though – potholed and sea-beaten – it looks much older than its hundred or so years. Construction began in 1901, after nearly a decade of planning, and each decade saw another chunk of wall erected until, in 1950, it finally reached the Río Almendares. Today there are a few places worth stopping in for their enjoyable sea views. The best of these is Café Neruda, Taberna El Galeón, Castropol and the La Abadía tapas bar.


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Recently, many Californians awoke to the sound of an unexpected message on their mobile phones. The message -- which, according to the Los Angeles Times, was accompanied by "a 10-second spurt of high-pitched noise and buzzing" -- read "Boulevard, CA AMBER Alert. UPDATE: LIC/6WCU986 (CA) Blue Nissan Versa 4 door." That was it -- there was no other context to explain why this data was important.
The message was an AMBER Alert sent automatically to California cell phones by the Wireless Emergency Alert system; two San Diego-area children had been kidnapped, and the alert was intended to encourage community members to keep their eyes open and help find them. (As of this writing, the children are still missing.) Insteadtarget="_blank", many of them were upset and confused that they'd been bothered by some jarring, vague message that they hadn't signed up to receive. (The Wireless Emergency Alert is an opt-out system.) "New irrational fear: the sound the iPhone makes during an Amber Alert. #nosleep," wrote Twitter user @MegTurney, summarizing the feelings of many. Marc Klaas, whose daughter, Polly, was kidnapped and murdered in 1993, complained to the Los Angeles Times about the alert's "incredibly harsh sound" that "provides you with almost no information." Klaas went on to that say that "the intention is good, but the application itself is pretty awful." But I'll go him one better: The AMBER Alert system doesn't work.
The "AMBER" in AMBER Alert stands for "America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response." But it also refers to Amber Hagerman, a 9-year-old girl who was kidnapped and murdered in 1996. Back then, some argued that Hagerman's death could have been prevented if there had been some way for police to inform the public about the sort of car the abductor was thought to be driving. Hence the creation of the AMBER Alert: "a voluntary partnership between law-enforcement agencies, broadcasters, transportation agencies, and the wireless industry, to activate an urgent bulletin in the most serious child-abduction cases."
The idea was this: When a child was kidnapped, the system would disseminate relevant data--the child's name, the make and model of the abductor's car--via signs, radio bulletins, and other methods, in hopes that alert community members might help the police locate the missing child before it was too late. It's a great concept that has led to some high-profile successes--like the case of Tamara Brooks and Jacqueline Marris, two Los Angeles teenagers who were adbucted in 2002, only to be safely recovered hours later thanks to tips that came in after an AMBER Alert was issued.
But the system rarely works as well as that. In a 2008 article in Criminal Justice Review titled "Child Abduction, AMBER Alert, and Crime Control Theater," Timothy Griffin and Monica K. Miller argued that "AMBER Alert has not achieved and probably cannot achieve the ambitious goals that inspired its creation." Griffin and Miller examined data from hundreds of AMBER Alerts issued between 2003 and 2006, and dubbed the AMBER Alert system a "theatrical policy" that was largely ineffective in helping save kidnapped children. "In most cases where they were issued, Griffin found, Amber Alerts played no role in the eventual return of abducted children," the Boston Globe wrote in 2008. "Their successes were generally in child custody fights that didn't pose a risk to the child. And in those rare instances where kidnappers did intend to rape or kill the child, Amber Alerts usually failed to save lives."
Why have AMBER Alerts been ineffective? As a 2007 Pacific Standard article notes, most kidnapped children who eventually end up murdered are killed within three hours of their abduction. Yet AMBER Alerts are rarely issued within that critical window. It takes time for the authorities to get their act together, and by the time the alert goes out, it is often too late to make any difference.
In any event, those sorts of kidnappings are very rare. The vast majority of child abductions in this country are committed by relatives or acquaintances--estranged parents and such who usually mean the children no harm. Even though AMBER Alerts are only supposed to be issued in "the most serious child-abduction cases," they are nevertheless used in domestic cases like these--cases where, Griffin argues, AMBER Alerts might actually serve to escalate an otherwise manageable situation. "We looked at a parental abduction where the dad was located thanks to a citizen tip prompted by an AMBER Alert," Griffin told Pacific Standard. "Law enforcement swooped in there. There was a big standoff, and the guy ultimately killed himself. We coded that case as 'AMBER Alert saved a kid from a dangerous situation.' But for all we know, the AMBER Alert made it a dangerous situation."
So should we dispense with AMBER Alerts entirely? The alerts are often issued too late to make a difference; the information contained is often vague and poorly targeted. The California alert I mentioned above reportedly went out to people across the entire state, not just in the areas where the kidnapper was likely to be. If you're regularly bombarded with text messages about a kidnapping that happened hundreds of miles away, you're eventually going to start disregarding all of the alerts you receive. That's not an effective way to raise public awareness.
The AMBER Alert system has had its successes. That needs to be said. And its defenders say that the system is better than nothing; that it's inexpensive to run; that even if it's not always effective, the chance that it might eventually save one kidnapped child's life makes its continued existence worthwhile. I disagree. The continued existence of a dysfunctional program can stop people from trying to come up with a better solution, one that might save two children's lives, or 10, or 100. And it's clear that, when it comes to stopping child abductions, we need a better community alert system than the one we've got.


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Hot weather is entrenched in the Birmingham area this week with high temperatures expected to be in the high 90s, according to the National Weather Service.
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Celebrate spring with some decorative paper crafts. A Colorful Decoupage Bird by Tiffany Windsor is a fun and adorable edition to a mantel, desk or tabletop. This little guy is shockingly simple to make - all you need is scrapbook paper and a plain wooden bird.
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Paint bird front back and sides. Let dry completely.
Lay bird face down on back of scrapbook paper. Use pencil to trace around design. Hint: If you hang the bird feet off the edge of the paper, the wood portion will lay flat on the scrapbook paper to make tracing easier. Cut along pattern line.
To create wing pattern, lay bird face down on back of coordinating paper and trace around lightly. Draw wing pattern to coordinate with wing tip on bird. (Hint: the wing is a large comma pattern.) Cut along pattern line. Stamp sentiment on wing.
Turn bird over and repeat steps to create designs for back of bird. Have fun and change out the colors and patterns!
Apply decoupage medium to bird. Apply decoupage medium to back of paper bird pattern. Lay onto wood bird. Brush over paper with decoupage medium. Use fingers to gently rub out any bubbles.
- Glue wings in place with decoupage medium. Smooth final coat of decoupage with brush. Let dry.
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We're still on pace to get a pretty good dose of snow for late Tuesday night into Wednesday.
For some of us, it will likely be the biggest snowfall of the season, at least so far. Now, we have nothing to worry about all day Tuesday, other than the cold temperatures. Actually, by Tuesday afternoon it won't feel too bad out there, with temperatures in the lower 30s and very little wind.
Now to the details of the storm:
It look as though snow will be developing between 2:00 and 5:00 AM Wednesday morning. It will likely come down hard after it starts, so the morning commute isn't looking too good. There should already be a couple of inches on the ground.
The heaviest snow will likely fall during Wednesday morning, at times up to an inch per hour, then begin to wind down by mid-afternoon. This is when the winds will start to pick up helping to blow and drift the snow around.
It will be a cold storm with temperatures in the middle 20s. This will make the snow light in nature. However, when you factor in the wind, it will put wind chill values in the single numbers and teens.
OK, so how much snow? It looks as though the Valley from Greenfield to Springfield is in for a solid 8-12" with over a foot to the east and across the Hilltowns to the west. It all winds down Wednesday evening.
There are still a few more model runs to look at, so stay tuned! We'll have a big update tonight on FOX6 news at 10:00 PM and on abc40 news at 11:00 PM.
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[QUOTE=Miss Understood;948266]Tracking calories this past week has been enlightening. Previously I just followed the "eat till you're satisfied" method. I had no idea some meats were so many calories. I had about 5 oz of beef short ribs yesterday and SP pegged that at over 500 calories. A quarter pound of grass fed hamburger is more like half that. Truly, if I hadn't been tracking, I wouldn't have expected yesterday to be a high calorie day, but I ended up at over 2200 calories. I might get down to 1500 some days, but 1200 is not happening. I know everyone is different, but I don't see how some of you are content on 1200-1400 calories. I guess if I skipped one meal I could get to that level, but I'm used to eating three meals even if one of those meals is just bulletproof coffee some days.[/QUOTE]Yes. Tracking can be very enlightening. You can't know where to adjust something if you don't know where things stand.
[QUOTE=RaeVynn;948291]My macros yesterday... and, yes, I'm still dropping the pounds faster than I thought possible:[/QUOTE]Yay! Isn't it fun when it clicks?
[QUOTE=Urban Forager;948310]I've been tracking this week on SP too and I've found it very enlightening. It could be that I'm not measuring correctly ( this is the first time I've counted calories and tracked my intake) but I am consistently under my target total calories. I have been trying to eat fat first so maybe that's why. The first meal of the day for the past few days has been some sort of hot beverage with fat (tea with cream) and bone broth. Then I have 2 other meals, lunch is somewhere around 1pm and dinner around 6pm. My weight hasn't budged at all.
This week I've exercised somewhat less than usual as my son has been sick so we've been staying in more than usual. Normally we hike in the woods daily and sprint once a week. This week I mostly went out on short walks with my dogs and did abbreviated versions of my body weight exercises.[/QUOTE]Yes, stress/perhaps sleep deprivation of your son being sick and not getting out on top of that could factor in.
[QUOTE=homunculus;948321]I kept reading all the threads that said to eat more carbs etc and decided to eat more myself despite feeling really well on low carb. That just resulted in binge eating and feeling unwell all the time and even my depression resurfacing. I'm going back to low carb, now just gotta read the whole thread. Thanks Paleobird![/QUOTE]A lot of people have had this experience when they listened to the higher carb advocates. For a young guy with single digit bodyfat who is weight lifting like a maniac, a higher amount of carbs is fine but that experience can't be generalized to everybody. I'm glad you figured out what works for you.


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This book aims to help surgeons and their assistants deliver more effective care to all who come to our medical facilities, especially the outpatient clinics, emergency room, and overnight ward. Twenty-nine chapters are contributed by 26 full-time and voluntary faculty members of the University of Colorado.
Besides general topics such as organization, anesthesia, infections, pain, metabolism, and endocrinology, the presentation emphasizes organ systems and subspecialities of surgery. The chapter on trauma describes the overall management of major and minor trauma (including techniques of knot-tying), while discussion of transplantation covers aspects of preoperative selection of recipients and their postoperative management. The chapter on heart and cardiac surgery gives the most balanced coverage. Other than cardiac trauma and pacemaker problems, it teaches the physician treating outpatients how to decide on the correct time for operations, such as complete preoperative evaluation and assessing the risk of operation for the patient. After surgery, drug
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SOMERVILLE – The Somerset County Office on Aging and Disability Services will be holding a "spring-cleaning" collection of used prescription eyeglasses throughout the month of April.
The public is invited to donate used eyewear that will be given to people home and abroad who do not have access to eye care.
Eyeglasses may be placed in a drop box in the lobby of either the Somerset County Human Services Building at 27 Warren St. or the county administration building at 20 Grove St., weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Free parking is available at both locations. Parking for 27 Warren St. is available in the visitors' parking lot at the corner of Veterans Memorial Parkway and Warren Street. Parking for 20 Grove St. is in the adjacent Bernie Field Parking Deck on East High Street. Metered parking also is available on Main Street.
"This is the seventh year the county is collecting eyeglasses," said Freeholder Deputy Director Patricia L. Walsh, human services liaison. "Thanks to the public's generosity, more than 5,000 eyeglasses have been donated in past collections, which have benefited so many people."
Collected eyeglasses will be distributed by New Eyes for the Needy of Short Hills to medical missions and international charitable organizations around the globe. Residents of the United States will be given vouchers, which they can use to purchase new prescription eyeglasses.
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Trichloroethylene (CHCl= CCl2) is used industrially as a solvent for rubber and tar, degreasing metals, dry cleaning, extraction of oils and fats from vegetables, cleaning of photographic film, and gas purification. It has been used medically as an anesthetic (Trilene) and in angina pectoris, trigeminal neuralgia, and wound cleaning. Cardiac arrhythmias and hepatic and renal abnormalities have been wellrecognized manifestations of acute toxicity.1,2 Alcohol intolerance, the most common side effect of chronic exposure, has received little attention outside the industrial hygiene literature.3
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A 28-year-old male mechanical engineer had several months' history of alcohol intolerance characterized by rapid postimbibition development of facial flushing, a sensation of increased pressure in his head, lacrimation, tachypnea, and blurred vision. These manifestations were observed within 12 minutes after the patient drank 85 ml (3 oz) of bourbon whiskey. Further inquiry revealed repeated exposure to
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Q: I was planting a few last tulips and accidentally cut one of my big 'Globemaster' (allium) bulbs. Do you think I'll get two smaller ones or will it just rot?
A: If you sliced a new Globemaster in half, it's probably a goner. But if you just sliced a baby scale off the parent, you should be fine. Most bulbs spread by producing these scales or bulblets around the base of the parent. These can be separated to grow into their own new plants.
Check your hacked-up bulb and see if there are any intact scales around the main bulb. If so, pull these off plant them. Either way, I'd still replant anything you've got left. Plants sometimes make miraculous recoveries. At least your wounded Globemaster has a better chance in the ground than in the garbage can.


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