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The Covington City Council met for a work session Monday night to discuss topics from financial support for Newton County Tomorrow (NCT) to cemetery maintenance ...
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Two Newton County School System school buses were involved in a collision at the intersection of Brown Bridge Road and Magnet Road at approximately 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 15. The two buses (Bus 20-86, Veterans Route 6 and Bus 20-69, Veterans Route 7) were transporting students to Veterans Memorial Middle School.
To honor local firefighters and police officers on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, America's National Girl Kaitlyn Cole and Summer Hollis baked more than 600 cookies and delivered them to departments in Covington, Conyers, Walnut Grove, McDonough and Loganville.
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For the ninth year Covington will set aside a time to promote and celebrate reading and the written word, with the annual Literacy Festival on the square.
Current and former residents of Sandhill and Texas Alley take a lot of pride in their neighborhoods as evidenced by the more than 500 people expected to attend a reunion celebration Saturday.
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"I think it's almost a situation where you have 1A and 1B, because both give you so many different things out on the court," Minnesota's Kevin Love said.
"1A, 1B," agreed Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs, who were knocked out of the playoffs by Durant two years ago and James last year.
James was the MVP of the game in 2008, the last time the NBA's All-Star weekend came to New Orleans. These days, he's the MVP of most seasons, winning four of the past five awards. But King James might be giving up the throne this time, with multiple players believing Durant will emerge with his first MVP award this season.
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- David Stern is going from the NBA commissioner's office to the Hall of Fame.
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PST's Official Locked Saves and Other Info Thread
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Why are saves locked?
What is the Cloud and how to use it?
If you're a Playstation Plus subscriber then you will have access to the PS+ Save File Cloud, this gives you 1gb of storage for your saves. If your subscription expires, then you will no longer be able to upload your saves and after 6 months everything of yours that's in the Cloud will be wiped.
To backup:
1. Select [Game] => [Save Data Utility].
2. Find the save you wish to backup.
3. Open the Options menu by pressing and select [Copy].
4. Select [Online Storage] as the destination of back up.
To restore:
1. Select [Game] => [Save Data Utility] => [Online Storage].
2. Find on the save you wish to copy.
3. Open the Options menu by pressing and select [Copy].
Uploading your save, for some stupid reason, also counts as having downloaded it. What this means is if anything happens to your save and you want to download it, you'll be locked out of downloading for 24hrs . NOTE: This stupid limitation does not exist on the PS4 . Also note that on the PS4, you must have a PSN ID assigned to your profile else you can't backup any saves (bravo Sony, you've messed up again) .
* No trophies
* DLC has trophies but the disc doesn't.
* No Trophies in the US/EU copy, JPN only.
Games without an asterisk are locked to the PS3 Itself.
Note: All the saves not listed in this thread are locked to your PSN ID.
Also note that as of the 2.50 PS4 firmware and the latest patch for the PSN Mobile App, it is now possible to delete 0% lists from your profile.
Disc & Downloadable Retail titles
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Massive file size
Japanese locked saves
Games saves patched to remove copy protection:
- You can copy a save file to any location (USB and other users on the PS3).
- If you copy to a different user on the PS3, then you will be told that you tried to load a save file from another user and that it will be overwritten with a new one. You also cannot earn trophies with a save that was not created by that profile.
Profile locking:
Online stats that are saved to the HDD:
PS 1 & 2 Virtual Memory Card Utility game saves
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Incompatible Saves
This section is for GOTY/Complete Editions and Digital/Retail releases that have saves that aren't backwards compatible with each other or the regular releases.
GOTY/Complete Edition saves:
Digital and Retail saves:
Both of the Above:
Offline Games with no physical saves
For these games, the only way you can backup your progress is to backup your entire Hard Drive .
Misc oddities
This section is any save file weirdness that doesn't fit into any of the other categories in this thread.
1: Mortal Kombat XL
For some bizzare and unknown reason, this game will install itself to the Hard Drive but won't leave a visible install anywhere so to get it of it you will have to format your Hard Drive .
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Data Transfer Utility
Before you start, please refer to this thread for tips on completing a successful Data Transfer: How secure is the Transfer Data Utility? Credit to all that posted in that thread.
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You can transfer (copy or move) data that is saved on one PS3's Hard Drive to another PS3's Hard Drive using an Ethernet cable.
Preparing the systems
Before starting the data transfer operation, you must perform the following steps.
1. Update the system software of both PS3 systems to the latest version (currently 4.78).
2. Prepare the PS3 system that will send the data (the source system).
If multiple users exist on the source PS3 system, you must perform the following operations for all of the users before starting the data transfer operation.
Transferring data
Turn off both PS3s then perform the following steps. If the transferred data is saved game data that is copy-prohibited or data that is copyright protected, it will be moved to the destination PS3 and deleted from the source PS3.
1. Using an Ethernet cable, make a direct connection between the two PS3s
2. Connect both PS3s to different video input connectors on the TV. For example, use the HDMI input connector and the video input connector on the TV.
3. Turn on the TV then turn on both PS3s. Use the TV remote control to switch the video input to display the screen of the source PS3 system.
4. On the source PS3 system, select (Settings) > (System Settings) > [Data Transfer Utility].
5. Select [1. Transfer data from this system to the other PS3 system].
If you did not complete the preparation steps described earlier, follow the on-screen instructions to complete these steps.
6. When the PS3 system is on standby to begin the data transfer, use the TV remote control to switch the video input to display the screen of the destination PS3 system.
7. On the destination PS3, select (Settings) > (System Settings) > [Data Transfer Utility].
8. Select [2. Transfer data from the other PS3 system to this system].
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the operation.
Limitations of the Data Transfer utility
Some types of data cannot be transferred using the data transfer utility,and some data can be transferred but not played on the destination PS3.
For the latest information, visit the SCE website for your region. The following types of data are not transferable:
PS4 Restoration info:
If you're replacing the Hard Drive in your PS4 then there are some big caveats:
1.) You cannot restore save files for a non-installed game so must install the game first. This may lead to the accidental overwriting of your saves if you're not careful so install your games ones at a time and copy the relevant saves over, inbetween each install.
2.) You cannot batch transfer from PSN for different games, only one at a time.
3.) You cannot restore your Capture gallery from an external device.
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5:08 Questions from the crowd...
A question about a "real life RPG" that's not fantasy based at all, but set in today's world. Something about selecting dinnerware for a date.
Molyneux: Could you be a hero in today's world? 24, Heroes, Desperate Housewives, Lost...what's the starting point for being a hero in the real world? That could be the starting point for a great story, and a great role-playing game. (Molyneux working on Jack Bauer MMO w/BioWare?)
(points to the back of the room) "What if there was a bomb back in the corner there, what would you do?"
Chris Kohler just jumped out the window, screaming. Swear to God.
Sakaguchi: Has thought about this, thought of a game around the story of a boy trying to restore a relationship with an ex-girlfriend -- honestly speaking, it's really tough.
Keighley: What makes it so tough?
Sakaguchi: (Lots of Japanese...lots of Japanese...) "We'll do it someday."
Q from random dude in crowd: Isn't that what Yu Suzuki tried with Shenmue but failed miserably at?
Sakaguchi: "I don't think so!"
FIN. Panel is complete.
5:00 Q: Can you discuss the importance of massively multiplayer RPGs?
Sakaguchi: I like the possibilities of MMOs - I enjoyed working on Final Fantasy XI. I'm hoping to speak with [Microsoft's] Shane [Kim] about creating an online game.
Audience: Ask him! He's in the room.
Sakaguchi: Please Shane - I want to make one.
Shane Kim: [Laughs] Yes, OK.
Peter Molyneux: Can I do one as well, Shane?
Ray: I love the possibilities of MMORPGs. I'll hint at the rough shape of what we're building. The story between players - the social interaction - is really exciting. What if you fuse the concepts of a great story into an MMORPG? That's what we're building at Bioware Austin. MMOs are doing some things that you can't do in single player games. The social interaction between players allow you to tell stories of a different kind.
Audience Q: Why hasn't someone been able to do a game like Secret of Mana? A game with rich narrative to it but has multiplayer gameplay.
Peter: Ha, why don't you answer that one, Ray?
Ray: [smiling] I think it's a great idea. It hasn't been done before in a massive way. You have a party that's united by a common goal. You have the main pillars of an MMORPG -- exploration, combat, customization. Where's the story? That's the missing ingredient.
4:50 Q: Is there room for more customization for characters in RPGs?
Sakaguchi: (Something unintelligible...)
There will be more games that do this, because it's fun and allows more interactivity (massive paraphrase, here).
Molyneux: Has been thinking about this an awful lot, to the surprise of nobody in the room. It's "customization and evolution." Peter's asking us questions about RPG development, which seems a bit backwards. Wants to build character customization into the game, as opposed to "same old" setup screens that change color of eyes and morphs the face. (In opposition to the BioWare method?) It's all about engagement and evolution.
Dr. Ray: Agrees with Peter. Evolution is important, and it comes down to in-game choices that empower the character and make them believe they're making meaningful choices that impact the game's unfolding. BioWare's blessed with great writers that can do non-linear narrative. You have to have all the options that a player can choose, and then have all the possible consequences...all of which is being built into Mass Effect.
Molyneux: There's going to be branching in Fable 2. But you have to be careful not to let people think that they went the "wrong choice." Incredibly important that two different players who take different paths can still talk about the same part of the game...
Dr. Ray: NERD FIGHT. Think it's exciting if no two players have exactly the same story arc. Just like in real life, Dr. Ray loves non-linearity. I'd like to hang out with him.
Moderator Keighley: How do the development realities affect that?
Dr. Ray: It's damn hard. Mass Effect is "Jack Bauer in Space". Jack Bauer MMO CONFIRMED(?).
Molyneux: The only problem is that for him, he's insecure enough that he's always going to take the wrong path (and make huge sweeping promises about his games...)
4:46: Q: Are turn-based games the future or the past?
Sakaguchi: It's crucial that they're created meticulously and with great detail. In respect to Blue Dragon, it's turn-based but there are strategic elements. Lost Odyssey has real-time elements that he promises will make the battle very interesting. In addition to these titles, there's an action-RPG called "Cry On" (new game), and there are other games in development that may feature real-time combat.
Molyneux: He appreciates the luxury of time that turn-based combat can provide. A problem with action games is that they can be too twitchy, and turn-based games can still provide a different flavor.
Dr. Ray: There's no right or wrong way of telling a story. You can do that in either real-time or turn-based. You can play Mass Effect in both flavors...reminding us all of how awesome Mass Effect is going to be. Everyone's definition of an RPG is different, but the goal is to still capture that emotion.
4:41: Next question: What defines an RPG?
Dr Ray: Story and character is one of the "activity pillars" we focus on. Exploration and expansion (in terms of characters and abilities) as well as combat...these pillars are linked together in "activity chains," like defeating enemies to get new weapons, and then being able to talk to new people. A lot of games are incorporating the elements in different genres now.
Molyneux: Agrees with everything Dr. Ray said. Comes back to one simple phrase: "role playing game." Wants to experiment with "what should it feel like to be a hero?" An emotional journey from "nothing" to "hero." Wants to nail this in Fable 2: the emotional engagement.
Sakaguchi: While visual fidelity is important, wants to tell a great story. That's what he always tried to do with the Final Fantasy series. Capture a real sense of accomplishment.
4:37PM: First question to Sakaguchi, who is answering through the always-awesome translator:
How have RPGs changed over time in terms of developing for a next-gen console?
Sakaguchi: The biggest evolution comes from the improved graphics, and it's easier to create games that you can sympathize with. A big advocate of telling a story in an RPG, high-def visuals and graphic engines can help him explore that.
Molyneux: First game he loved was Wizardry on the Apple, to which he lost his first girlfriend. Admits graphics have changed from small bitmaps, but the actual structure hasn't really changed much. Some evolutions, but still recognizable and there are some opportunities to make changes.
Dr. Ray: You can see there are elements back then that are still around, but the genre has evolved. Other genres have incorporated RPG elements...asks "what is an RPG?" Every game is incorporating RPG components, which is exciting to BioWare.
4:35PM: Sitting in front of us, from left to right are Geoff Keighley, Sakaguchi, Molyneux, and Dr. Ray Muzkya. From here on out, I'll just call him Dr. Ray.
4:32PM: Team 1UP has arrived and taken front row seats. The session starts in "just a few moments."
Look, it's TV's Geoff Keighley! And the Internet's Chris Kohler!
Hello, Internet.
Jeremy, Luke, Seana and I are about to transform and roll out to the Molyneux, Sakaguchi, Muzyka, and Zeschuk panel on next-gen RPG development.
Hmm...we have 4, they have 4...perhaps we shall challenge them to a game of dodgeball after the panel?
Watch this space for further developments, the running liveblog of the panel, and the presentation of various stolen souls.
GDC Liveblog - Evolution of the RPG
GDC Liveblog - Evolution of the RPG
Mar 06, 2007 3:10PM PST
Comments (36)
Cant wait!Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by BostonCollegeFan
Maybe bombs will drop!
YES!Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by uwillbow2me
Live birth in Fable 2 FTW!!!! :P
BTW videotape the dodgeball game :D
good luck!Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by kenthegreat1
firewoodmuch news of what's to come!
4:35 edit - man, that chris kohler gets all the fun. but front row seats kick serious ass! we're expecting good photos and videos, ya dig?
4:42 edit - muzkya makes a good point. adventure and action titles have been including RPG elements for a long time. it really stretches the definition of what defines the genre. that makes it all the more important for an RPG to distinguish itself in its characters and plot.
4:47 edit - if turn based games are anything like level 5's white knight, there's so much more to be done with RPG battles in the future.
5:00 edit - character customization could also be a sub-interactive feature. think about it; if you spend most of your time in an RPG using a broadsword, then your character's shoulders and arms should get bulkier. or, let's say your character uses magic more than weapons. that should 'de-bulk' your character. and what about stats? if you have a wickedly high SPD stat, shouldn't that character gradually gain a runner's build?
(that's where next-gen power comes in, right?)
5:05 edit - jack bauer references for the fucking win!
5:17 edit - man, those chairs look really uncomfortable. poor guys.
5:23 edit - the panel's over already?
we were just into the good stuff, too! modern settings in role playing games aren't talked about enough. it's a really good idea (but intangible, though) to structure an RPG around life in 2000, and shenmue did a pretty good job of it.
by which i mean, shemue did an excellent job of building a game where you spend hours talking to random people. yeah.
NIceePosted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by CapedCrusader
Hope you guys packed your Traveler's Guide to the Vocabulary of Molyneux
I learned something todayPosted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by Grungerocker361
with this years GDC, I wouldn't have known F5 refreshes pages
Fable 2....Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by gamesaremycrack
will use the xbox live camera to scan your dna and create an exact replica of you in the game.
Refresh!Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by MrNamloves24
Refresh FTW
ClichesPosted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by giantsman9
Someone should ask about how the massive amount of RPG cliches can be eliminated.
HmmmPosted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by Panda_Bear_Shenyu
Interesting, very intriguing, RPG exploring the concept of "nothing" to "Hero". Someone could write a University Thesis on that.
I'd like to know what everyone, especially Mr. Sakaguchi, think what a "NEXT-GEN RPG" should be.
what?Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by uwillbow2me
Dr. Ray: There's no right or wrong way of telling a story. You can do that in either real-time or turn-based. You can play Mass Effect in both flavors...reminding us all of how awesome Mass Effect is going to be. did he say that? :P
Mmm...RPGsPosted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by 2TailedFox
Nice work on keeping the GDC update!
Mass effectPosted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by xxxDerekxxx
Dr. Ray: There's no right or wrong way of telling a story. You can do that in either real-time or turn-based. You can play Mass Effect in both flavors...
You can play Mass Effect in both flavors. What is that supposed to mean. Both turn-based and realtime. I don't want any turn-based action in Mass Effect it will just slow down the fun.
What does that mean?Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by Rykaziel
"You can play Mass Effect in both flavors. What is that supposed to mean. Both turn-based and realtime. I don't want any turn-based action in Mass Effect it will just slow down the fun."
It means that, like in KOTOR, you can pause the action and issue your squadmates commands, or you can keep the action continuous and let the game AI control your teammates so you can concentrate on doing your own thing.
Heh.Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by Sorrowful_Tragedy
Sakaguchi always brings the fun. Nice job on the blogging.
Cool...Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by RedSwirl
...not sure I'm completely for what Sakaguchi's all about though. He seems to be stuck on the hi-def visuals of next gen consoles for telling stories in RPGs, while I'm more focused on what Dr. Ray described as the other two "pillars".
that was....Posted: Mar 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by T3ND3R
a lot of fun! haha definitely a good panel...i wanted it to go on for longer, they were just getting to the juicy stuff!
"Hmm...we have 4, they have 4...perhaps we shall challenge them to a game of dodgeball after the panel?"
man we should've....we totally would have pwnd them!
Ignorance & Secret of ManaPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Devon Vice
The best part of the panel was when some idiot in the crowd asked about Secret of Mana and why there hasn't been any story driven, linear online co-op RPG's.
Dr. Ray answered, "I think it's a great idea," and everybody in the crowd laughed.
What he should of said was, "I think it's a great idea, that's why I did it almost a decade ago. It's called Baldur's Gate, you should check it out."
Crazy...Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Diablos1125
It's like having the Illuminati of gaming up there....You comic readers know what im talking about ^.^
coolPosted: Mar 09, 2007 12:00AM PST by rpgmasters
wow that is some good stuff.


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I need advice. I don't understand why this is bothering me so much!!!
Recently I learned that a few "friends" of mine had de-friended me on Facebook. One in particular I suspect did it because she thought I had blocked her because she couldn't see my posts or my wall. The truth is I had turned off my wall temporarily while playing with the privacy settings. Instead of asking me directly (she has my phone number, email addresses, etc), she went to my husband first. I also sent her a message explaining I hadn't blocked her but that my wall was disabled.
I find out a few weeks later that she "de-friended" me. In addition, I wonder if she is spreading rumors about me now because two other mutual friends of ours have also de-friended me. One of them had a birthday yesterday so I emailed him a happy birthday but received no response (quite unlike him). Oh yeah, she also deleted me from her "girls night out" FB group.
I think the reason this bothers me so much is because she didn't have the decency to actually ask me directly about it.
I don't make friends easily. I'm not someone who gets close to others easily either. I don't have a lot of friends - mostly just aquaintences. It's just that these three people are part of the core group of friends my DH and I hang out with. They are somewhat of the social glue I guess you could say. She was my yarn/knitting/crochet buddy. I feel really hurt because I didn't do anything wrong!
I want to say something because I don't want her to be saying things that aren't true behind my back. I hate that I feel forced to do this, but I feel like I need to take the "damage control" role asap before it gets worse. At the same time, why should it be my responsibility to do this? I feel like she's winning and I'm losing by being the one to engage her in the conversation?? I want to just let it go and if it was just one person then fine, but if she's telling mutual friends of ours wrong information, then that is not fair to me.
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Actually, thats where I doubt. I guess they will get slightly better, and third parties will get as good as first parties games, but they wont get MUCH better than this.
not true. consoles are not upgraded for like 5 years at a time so the developers need to find the best way to get the best performance out of the systems GPU. this doesnt happen in the first year of the systems launch. if you look at all 3d systems that have been created, the games gfx get better and better during the consoles life. look at FF7 on PS1 and then look at FF9. BIG diffrence. look at halo1 compared to Halo2. BIG diffrence. Splinter Cell 1 on PS2, GC, and xbox compared to Splinter Cell 3 on the same systems. again, BIG diffrence. the gfx we are seeing now are not the best the Wii has to offer. the best wont come for another 2 or more years (and that goes for PS3 and 360)Originally Posted by !panic
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Actually, thats where I doubt. I guess they will get slightly better, and third parties will get as good as first parties games, but they wont get MUCH better than this.
that what alot of people said about the GC and Xbox but the gfx on the later games are much better than the games at launch
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Panic, if you don't like the Wii, then why are you on these forums? Have fun pushing buttons on your 360 while I hit a tennis ball with my Wiimote.
Anyways, why do graphics matter so much? I love Super Mario Brothers, I can play that game for the longest time. Once you start playing it, you just can't let the controller go. Look at those graphics, they are 2D. Graphics are neat for the first couple of hours, but once you get over the wow factor of the looks, you realize that if the game isn't fun it doesn't matter if the graphics are the best in the world.
On another note, the graphics for the Wii look plenty good, just look at the newest Red Steel pictures.
I'm not a Nintendo Fanboy either, my first system was a PS1, then a PS2, but I was majorly turned on by Nintendo's new system, and majorly turned off from the high price of the competetors.
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Wii Funds..... Nevermind Xbox 360 funds=$550
Alright friend, Ive been here before you show youre face, back then I couldnt wait to get my hand on a Wii. But sadly, the Wii didnt turn as I was expecting. Now, I come on those forums to look for news on the Wii since its probably the best place for em'. The fact that I won't buy a Wii dont mean im not interested in News about it. Anyway. If you cant stand someone who have a different opinion from yours, go live in a cave or something. Someone asked if the Wiis graphics were that bad, I gave that person my opinion and informations for him to take his own decision.Originally Posted by antimatter
Its the same for the Wiimote. Wiimote will be neat for the first couple of hours, but once you get over the wow factor of the controller, you realise that if the game isnt fun, it doesnt matter if the controller is the best in the world.Originally Posted by antimatter
Pretty much what I said in my previous post but anyway.
Have fun hitting a tennis ball with your Wiimote while ill be pushing the buttons on my 360 controller.
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I think the only problem i think with games will be the tilesets!
Wii Came, Wii Conquered.
Originally Posted by !panic
T_T wonderfully put. I dont like the thought of carpal tunnel and the wii mote seems to be a promissing carpal tunnel giver =p
the reason im here is because a friend sugested the site, he is getting a wii and im not. Also i think it's good to hear the opinions of other people. Dot surround yourself only with wii fans, you need to hear the other stuff as well.
Wii Funds $0.00 and not growing =p
PS3 funds canceld for a year, funds will now go to my trip to France. besides i have a PSP WAHOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
X-Box 360 funds $0 and not growing
Panic, I hate to break it to you, but neither Microsoft, nor Sony have the resources to make a decent first party game... they rely solely on third party titles to make or break their systems.
Nintendo just realized that in order to stay in the game, they're going to need that third piece of the puzzle: extensive online connectivity.
In one year, Wii24Connect will be to Nintendo what XBox Live was to Microsoft, except for a couple things:
1) Wii24Connect is free, whereas, Microsoft charges a premium of $49 a month for exclusive access.
2) Wii24Connect does not exclude casual gamers and older generations. If grandma decides she wants to give Mario Kart a go every so often, she doesn't have to worry about tracking her usage.
Futhermore, take away FPSs, sports, and DDR games and what do Sony and Microsoft have? Over-glorified HDDVD and BluRay players.
Not to be picky, but your argument has some flaws in it:Originally Posted by teqguy
1) Xbox Live is an AMAZING tool and Microsoft has organized it perfectly. Additionally, when the Xbox 360 gains the ability to connect with online PC players (in a little over a year), Xbox Live will EXPLODE!! WiiConnect24 does not have the background to compete with Live in such a short period of time. One also needs to remember that Nintendo STILL has an issue with coming out with mature FPS games, adult 3rd person Adventure games, and GOOD sport games (not Strikers!) that people would want to play online. Madden Football was a good start but guess what?? NO ONLINE!!
2) Stating that if you took away all of the good games from Xbox 360 that it would be left with nothing is a silly argument. You could say that for any system. If you took away the Wiimote from the Wii, you're left with nothing but a tiny Xbox. That's not a fair assessment. Or you could say: take away Link and Mario from the Wii, and you're left with a system that has the same games as the other two companies... only not a good looking.
I dont wana drag this on but the previews on call of duty 3 on the wii are saying the games graphical detail is mid range xbox, so its gona look like a xbox game from 2004 to 2005, HALO 2 and Fable were from christmas 2004.
I think people are judging the wii way too early and to make it worse they compare it to xbox 360 which is a year in to its life.
The xbox 360 a good console with good games coming out in the near future
but the wii will be just like the gamecube in a league of in own,its not next gen nor current gen its wii gen.
Nintendo has a generation to its self and its going to a good one with wiiconnect24 and virtual console and new third party companys coming in to help.
All i can say i will have a wii by christmas
and i cant wait.


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Kudos to Nat Hentoff for his very adroit Oct. 9 column calling attention to the undesirability of so-called "hate crimes."
I have always had the feeling that all crimes are "hate crimes," but I have never seen the arguments against them presented so ably.
I would, however, like to point out that Hentoff's bete noire - statutes encouraging other legislation providing special punishment for attitudes and opinions - is already a reality.
The prime example is one of the very attitudes he cited as a possible victim of this movement.
Not only has punishment been increased, but a separate and distinct "crime" has been created to persecute those who believe strongly in the sanctity of life, while other holders of opinions - like homosexuals and women's libbers - are still free to impede people's progress with their picket lines.
Good beside manner is critical
By Eugene V. Boisaubin
GALVESTON - It is not an exaggeration to say that at the beginning of the new millennium, American health care will be undergoing its most profound changes since the turn of the last century, when mail order medical schools were replaced with the certified, university-based programs of excellence that exist today.
Most Americans are aware only of the dramatic changes in medical practice that typify health-care reform today, such as cost limitations, the evolution of managed care, and the replacement of solitary practitioners and their cozy offices with large group practices.
But also important for the future is the attempt to train medical practitioners who are more aware of their professional roles, not only as treaters of disease, but as compassionate providers of care, even when disease cannot be eliminated.
This is not to say that previous generations of physicians were not compassionate in their provision of care. But traditionally, these virtues and behaviors were usually learned largely by trial and error, after medical training, and were rarely part of formal traditional medical education.
Part of the push for the addition of formal medical training that includes the teaching of humane medicine has come from patients themselves. Repeated surveys of patients indicate their desire for practitioners who are not only technically competent, but who simply will listen to patients' concerns and respond in a compassionate manner.
Some managed-care groups are even beginning to emphasize the same behaviors in practice, and they score practitioners on their "humanistic skills" based upon patient and peer feedback. This concept also has been taken up by national, regional, and even state medical societies and boards, including the Texas Board of Medical Examiners, in its call for regular, formalized and evaluated education in humanistic medicine.
But a very valid concern has traditionally been: Can compassion truly be taught to anyone, or is it simply innately present or not? There is increasing evidence that although men and women who enter medicine almost universally possess some degree of this virtue, it still can be extensively encouraged, or discouraged, based upon how medical training is conducted and what important professional role models demonstrate to the trainees.
For example, a young physician who is normally very caring and compassionate toward patients might act in a very uncaring and even harsh way when he or she is overworked and overstressed. The solution for this particular problem is not necessarily teaching more compassion, but addressing the work situation and stressors that create this negative behavior.
At the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, an organized approach to teaching both humanistic attitudes and behavior in medical student trainees has been under way for several years, assisted by the Institute for the Medical Humanities. Three years ago saw the introduction of the Practice of Medicine Course, which attempts to introduce concepts of humanistic medicine into the mainstream medical curriculum that also includes physical diagnosis, history taking, preventive medicine and medical professionalism.
In this new curriculum, regular interactive lecture presentations are made to the entire medical school class on topics ranging from "patient confidentiality" to "death and dying" and even "the difficult patient." These presentations are supplemented by subsequent small group discussions between the students, led by faculty physicians and members of IMH.
The impact of this education is evaluated not only by traditional examinations of knowledge, but by evaluating how students demonstrate humanistic concerns toward standardized patients (volunteers trained to act like patients). The students are evaluated in these one-on-one sessions by both a faculty observer and the standardized patients themselves.
When the students are in the clinical years, the Medicine Department, for example, also provides them with regular discussion forums to teach not only the concepts of compassion and professionalism, but to find ways to avoid the negative situations and pressures that force physicians to act in uncaring ways.
Although most medical schools throughout America are attempting to address the need to train more compassionate and humanistic professionals, UTMB has been a trendsetter, particularly with its use of standardized patients and the utilization of faculty from the Institute for the Medical Humanities.
Having formal training and evaluation for the necessary values and behaviors relating to humanistic medicine must no longer be left to chance.
Eugene V. Boisaubin, M.D., is a professor in the Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. He will lecture on "Educating and Training Compassionate and Professional Practitioners for Tomorrow's Health Care Environment" at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the auditorium of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, 1400 Wallace Blvd.
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Whether you're craving a more traditional experience, or you simply enjoy the festive smell of pine in the air, selecting and decorating a real Christmas tree is something the whole family can participate in.
Along with carrying a lower initial cost than artificial trees, fresh-cut and live Christmas trees require some extra care and attention, which can become an important part of your holiday traditions. Consider the following questions as you begin your search for the perfect tree:
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I was just reading on the Doors of Perception blog that Collaborative Innovation is this year's theme at the World Economic Forum. Maybe this is a good thing (Jimmy Wales got to talk), and maybe it's not (Don Tapscott got to talk). In either case, the really sad thing is the continued trend events about mass collaboration that are as uncollaborative as possible. Davos is just one long-lecture-fest, with most people zoned out in the audience in passive listening mode. It's not collaboration, it's television.
Unconferencers and openspacers of the world have be running real collaborative events for years. However, trying to roll participation into conferences ranging from WEF (big and showy) to the iSummit (small and groovy) almost always meets with heavy push back. Even when talking about collaboration, most event organizers seem to think TV-style lectures are the only viable format. Strange, and maddening.
Happily, today saw a small victory for the unconference crowd, with an article on Toronto's TransitCamp appearing in the Harvard Business Review's 2008 Breakthrough Ideas section. My friend Mark Kuznicki describes it here:
… [the HBR] piece tells the tale of a community and a public agency coming together to solve problems in an innovative new way, using social web technology, social media and design methods together with the Barcamp unconference framework. The approach helped to shift the relationship between the organization and its customers and community stakeholders. That organization was the Toronto Transit Commission and the event and the open creative community that emerged from it was called Toronto TransitCamp.
Put simply, TransitCamp was an unconference to gather input on the redesign of the Toronto Transit Commission's web site. What's amazing is that the chair of the TTC attended and that many of the new and creative ideas from the event actually got fed into the site design process. Vancouver and San Francisco have ripped off the idea by holding their own TransitCamps.
My hope (and the hope of the TransitCamp ringleaders) is that the HBR article will give some legitimacy to the unconference idea, especially as a way to engage in both public policy dialogues and big conferency conferences (a participatory unDavos? … okay, maybe not). Here's to hoping.
PS. You can read the article in Harvard Business Review, or visit this wiki page
for links that provide a comprehensive overview of the background, the
design, the experience, the media coverage, the conceptual foundations
and the influence of TransitCamp.


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Sasha Yodashkin likes Nashville's Pekka Rinne as a value play in a Thursday-Friday Yahoo slate that features the NHL's three top offenses.
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Jan Levine looks at who's hot and who's not in the NHL this week, including goaltender Devan Dubnyk, who has been a big late-season key for the Wild.
March 24, 2016
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Paul Bruno loves what Toronto management has done with his hometown Leafs, especially young center William Nylander, who's ripped off five points in the last two games.
March 17, 2016
Thursday Daily Puck: Wheeler-in' and Dealin'
Blake Wheeler is wildly under-valued and had all his tool taken from him at the trade deadline. But he's transcending those obstacles.
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Tuesday Daily Puck: Back, Back, Back, Backlund!
Mikael Backlund has been enjoying increased minutes and rolling for the Flames, making for a nice down-the-stretch fantasy pickup.
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Saturday Daily Puck: Gally Up
Dennis Wideman returns from his 20-game suspension and Alex Galchenyuk might be the league's hottest player right now.
March 11, 2016
Friday Daily Puck: Montreal's Fort
P.K. Subban is okay. But what about the Habs defense in the meantime?
March 8, 2016
Tuesday Daily Puck: Bolted Back On
The Bolts have lifted Jonathan Drouin's suspension and he's heading back to AHL Syracuse, but Andrew Fiorentino says that doesn't mean his ultimate fate with the organization has been decided.
March 6, 2016
Sunday Daily Puck: Use it While You Have it
Joe Mahoney emphasizes the importance of speed for elite players, and recommends picking up Teuvo Teravainen.
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Friday Daily Puck: Capital Showdown
Will the addition of Eric Staal help the Rangers against the Capitals?
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Sasha Yodashkin likes Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos, who is riding a season-high five-game goal streak, for Monday's Yahoo NHL game.
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Don't look now but Kyle Turris is in a major slump. Read up to see how others are faring in this week's Barometer.
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The Minnesota Wild are bouncing back from their eight-game losing streak, while Patrick Sharp and Tomas Hertl require some expectation adjustments.
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Sasha Yodashkin picks the Thursday NHL slate, including Boston's Brad Marchand, who has 10 goals in his last 10 games.
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Sasha Yodashkin's Thursday Yahoo picks include Philadelphia's Shayne Gostisbehere, who is still underpriced for what he contributes.
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Chris Pine
Before 2009, you probably had never heard Chris Pine's name, unless you were unfortunate enough to sit through Smokin' Aces or the sequel to The Princess Diaries. But thanks to his role in the 2009 Star Trek remake as Captain James T. Kirk, the actor has lately been everywhere from Comic Con to the cover of Men's Health magazine.
AppealPrior to Star Trek, two of Chris Pine's biggest roles were in the Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, opposite a young Anne Hathaway, and Just My Luck, opposite Lindsay Lohan, which means he's better known with the teen set than with the kind of women he'd probably prefer to attract. Fortunately for the actor, he's already tied to actress/model Beau Garrett. The jury is still out on whether or not his spandex uniform in Star Trek will get the legal ladies hot and bothered.
SuccessChris Pine hasn't picked up a ton of awards in his young career, but he was recently named in both Entertainment Weekly's "30 under 30" actors list, and in Variety magazine's "Top Ten Actors to Watch." He has four movies in the works -- two of which happen to be sci-fi -- so hopefully he won't spend the majority of his acting career wearing tights. Or maybe we're just clueless, and tights are actually ridiculously comfortable. We're looking forward to 2011's Killing Pablo, based on the real-life story of the assassination of Mexican gangster Pablo Escobar, in which Pine stars alongside Christian Bale.
Chris Pine BiographyChris Pine was born on August 26, 1980, in Los Angeles, California. Both of his parents and his grandmother were Hollywood actors, so the likelihood that Pine would also get into film was almost on par with that of Sofia Coppola. He attended the University of California, Berkeley, where he started dabbling in theater productions.
chris pine's big breakIn 2003, Chris Pine landed a guest role on ER, and soon after appeared in both The Guardian and CSI: Miami. His big break in the film world came just a year later, when he starred opposite Anne Hathaway in The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement. The movie wasn't particularly well received, but Pine had established himself as a credible leading man, at least as far as tween flicks were concerned, and getting to kiss Anne Hathaway can't be all that bad.
Two years later, Chris Pine would take another stab at the world of romantic comedies, this time with co-star Lindsay Lohan in Just My Luck. The film got panned by critics, but fortunately for Pine, his career didn't go in the same direction as Lohan's.


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You will be researching online and calling banks to complete a mortgage rate spreadsheet. The timeline is aggressive and you will need to call via telephone U.S. banks during regular business hours.
I expect this to cost more than $100. Please bid your lowest firm fixed price. Will consider proposer's rating, background, and cost in my source selection.
Please include the word "butterfly" at the beginning of your cover letter. I plan to select and notify applicant by August 5th, 2014 9:00 PM EDT. I need project completed by August 15th by 6:00 PM EDT.
Partial payment milestones are not permitted for this project. I will pay in full within one week upon successful on-time and accurate completion of project. This is to allow me to review the work and ensure there are not any deficiencies.
Currently I have a spreadsheet of approximately 60 banks, credit unions, and direct lenders. You will add from the FHA website approximately 240 additional banks, credit unions, and direct lenders to insert into the list. You will then begin to complete the spreadsheet that is linked below by searching for the bank's website and researching addresses, phone numbers, and rates online. Once you've performed all of that research, you will then call each lender to inquire further.
More specifically, I'm looking to find banks that offer financing for owner occupied duplexes with less than 20% down and ideally 5% down. This is the reason why you will need to call each bank as they don't typically advertise this online. This is the most important piece of information.
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2 longtime Milwaukee Symphony players retiring
For Dennis Najoom and Maurice Wininsky, who are retiring from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra at the end of this season, retirement plans hold a lot of music-making.
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