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Jun 24, 11 at 6:51pm ^Saint's Row: The Third Full Information Thread!
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Saint's Row: The Third
Game Information Thread
Release Date
Outline of the estimated period of this title's release
International: November 18th, 2011
Outline of Reliable Websites on the web for referance Saint's Row: The Third news and articles.
Note: I have not decided yet whether I am going to allow fansites to be posted like I allowed in San Andreas. If I do, they will go here.
"Fake" Saints Row: The Third Websites, created by Volition
As of now, there are no fake websites like there were in various GTA games, but I have the feeling Volition might create some, so I will leave this heading here in case they do.
Video Game Websites
Official Trailers
Note: In this section, I am including all the videos released so far in link form. However, below I have them posted as embedded videos for your convenience.
Fan Created Informational Video's
Short video's
There are none yet, but I assume there will be some, hence this section.
Saint's Row: Third - FAQ - Taken from V-Singular's post on the official site. He is an employee of Volition.
1. When is Saints Row: The Third being released?
1a. November 15th, 2011 for North America. November 18th, 2011 for International.
2. What systems will Saints Row: The Third be available for?
2a. Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC (Steamworks).
3. What is the name of the new city?
3a. Steelport.
4. Will I still be able to customize my character? What about vehicles? Weapons?
4a. Yes. Character customization is still a large part of the Saints Row experience and we'll have lots of details about this system in the future. Vehicular customization is still in as well. With regard to weapons, as shown by a recent article from Game Informer, we have added weapon upgrades to Saints Row: The Third.
5. Is Co-Op still in Saints Row: The Third? Split Screen?
5a. Yes, via XBL / PSN / Steam or System Link with full drop-in, drop-out co-op. There is no split screen.
6. Is there competitive multiplayer in Saints Row: The Third?
6a. No. MP was removed so that the team here at Volition could focus on making the SP and Co-Op experience as amazing and over-the-top as we can.
7. I've heard Saints Row: The Third is already finished, is that true?
7a. Not at all. The team here at Volition is diligently working on the game as we speak, adding in more content each day.
8. I have a suggestion for Saints Row: The Third - should I PM it to you?
8a. Your best option is to use our forums. Each individual can post up their ideas for our game, and then the rest of the community can post how they feel about it and debate each suggestion. A great place to start is the "General Suggestion Thread", which is for very specific suggestions.
Also note that there are many other threads discussing suggestions for clothing (men / women), vehicles, music, and weapons. Feel free to add your suggestion to these threads.
9. Is there going to be a Limited / Collector's Edition for Saints Row: The Third?
9a. At this point, there are no details, but keep checking back for an update.
10. Can I pre-order the game yet?
10a. You sure can, just click here to be whisked to Volition's pre-order page with various retailers.
11. Will there be any pre-order bonuses for Saints Row: The Third?
11a. Nothing of that sort has been determined at this time. If there is one, we'll of course notify everyone here.
12. When is a gameplay trailer going to be released for Saints Row: The Third?
12a. There is no exact timeframe yet on when agameplay trailer will be released, but everyone here at Volition wants you to see the game in action.
13. Does Saints Row: The Third have more than 2-player co-op?
13a. Similar to Saints Row 2, online or system link co-op is for two players.
14. What happened to [Insert Character Here]?
14a. As the Saints Row storyline continues, many questions about previous characters or members of the Saints come up. Your best bet is pay attention to new information as it is released. Certainly there will be a ton of information about past characters.
15. What are the names of the gangs in Saints Row: The Third?
15a. All of the gangs fall under the umbrella of the Syndicate, lead by the Morning Star gang. The other main gangs throughout Steelport are The Deckers, and the Luchadores. You may also some into conflict with S.T.A.G. along your way.
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Jun 24, 11 at 6:54pm ^Official Screenshots!
Steelport Map Screenshots:
Screenshot of Advertisement for Professor Genki's Hyper Ordinary Pre-Order Pack:
Note: The ad shows what is included in this pack. Watch the various trailers to see all of these items in action!
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Jun 24, 11 at 6:56pm ^Video and Trailers - Embedded
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Jun 25, 11 at 12:20am ^Confirmed Vehicles
Confirmed Vehicles List!
All right, this is just a short list, so far, of all the vehicles we have seen from the various trailers and screenshots.
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Jun 25, 11 at 12:22am ^New Weapons of Saint's Row: Third!
The New Weapons Of Saints Row: The Third
With its roots in gang warfare, the Saints Row series has always had a healthy selection of weaponry - pistols, SMGs, assault rifles, grenades...all of the genre standards. In addition to these traditional guns, some wackier tools of destruction like the chainsaw, satchel charge, sledgehammer, samurai sword, and a giant foam "pimp hand" have been available to players. Plenty of bloodshed happened thanks to the weapons we've already seen in the Saints Row series, but they're nothing compared to what you'll have access to in Saints Row: The Third.
Air Strike
Steelport's three gangs will oftentimes become engaged in flashpoints, which see the gangsters coming together and partaking in some shady business. During our time at Volition, we saw a large group of Luchadores in a parking lot as they guarded palettes of drugs. Charging in with an AK and grenades might work if you're skilled enough, but why risk it? With this laser-guided air strike, you can demolish large groups of enemies without directly engaging them. Simply use a laser to indicate where you want ground zero to be, and the area will soon be showered in what appears to be a napalm carpet bomb. What was once an intimidating collection of Luchadores turned into a bunch of scarred corpses with one of these strikes.
Predator Drone
Painting a target with a laser is a nice option, but why use that if you can personally drive an explosive package right into your enemy? Activating the drone will change the perspective to a top-down view similar to the AC-130 level in Modern Warfare. Standard bombs can be dropped with one trigger, while the other will release a smart bomb that you can precisely guide with the analog sticks. Destroying a high-value target with a standard bomb is a lot of fun, but it's even better when you're closing in on a vehicle from the perspective of a bomb you're controlling.
RC Gun
Both the predator drone and air strike allow you to rain death from above, but this handy new weapon allows you to attack from the ground while still staying out of harm's way. By shooting out an electronic bug, you can assume control of virtually any vehicle you see (it will initially control cars, but you can upgrade it to take over tanks and air vehicles). Once the bug is attached, you can drive the vehicle around just as you would if you were in the driver's seat. You could take over a rival gang's car and run over a few cops if you want to get them in some quick trouble, or fill a truck with explosives and send it into enemy territory if you'd like to deliver a bomb on wheels.
It was possible to upgrade some aspects of your weapons in Saints Row 2, but these bonuses were always tied to specific activities. Saints Row: The Third is going a different route, by offering a proper levelling system that opens up new perks and bonuses for purchase as you become more powerful. A standard shotgun can turn into the three-barreled Gravedigger if you have the cash, and assault rifles can receive scopes and grenade launchers. By upgrading weapons how you see fit, you'll have much more say this time around when it comes to building your desired arsenal.
Sex Toy Bat
While it's by no means the most subtle weapon in your arsenal, this floppy phallus packs a mean punch when used as a melee weapon. The top of this sex toy seems to have a mind of its own, wobbling around in a disturbing display of physics. Give a grandma a swift swing with this bat and you'll witness a splash of blood and a body slamming against the pavement. It can't feel good to get knocked out by the sex toy bat, but we think the insult may be worse than the injury in this case.
Sex toy bats and air strikes certainly won't be all you'll have at your disposal, as Volition hinted at several more ridiculous tools of destruction in Saints Row: The Third. We won't spoil any surprises here, but the more sadistic gamers will have plenty to look forward to when the game launches this holiday season.
Keep an eye on our Saints Row: The Third hub all month long for more information.
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Jun 25, 11 at 12:28am ^Details and Assorted Information
Details and Assorted Information
All the cool new (and some old) stuff coming to Saint's Row: Third
Assorted Information:
Saint's Row: Third - Platinum Pack!
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Jun 25, 11 at 12:31am ^Characters List
A ton of old characters from the first two games will be re-appearing as well as a plethora of new characters.
The Syndicate - These are apparently the head honchos of Steelport, who kidnap The Saints after they tried to rob a Syndicate owned bank in Stillwater. The Syndicate tries to coerce the Saints into working for them. They are the primary enemy in this game, because obviously the Saints don't work for anyone.
The bikers - This is a minor Steelport gang that you run into.
The Punks - This another minor gang you deal with in The Third.
Luchadores - Mexican gang you meet along the way.
Johnny Gat - We all remember him from the first two, right? Well, I am going to go out on a limb and assume he is in the game even though I don't think he is confirmed. But, given we have a Johnny Gat Mobile, complete with flamethower, in Steelport, I think it's safe to say Gat is back!
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Jun 25, 11 at 3:33am ^re: Saint's Row: The Third Full Information Thread!
Thread Announcement:
Okay, I decided to leave this thread open. My reasons are twofold: First, I created this thread faster than I thought I thought I would be able to, so I am bound to have missed a bunch of currently available information and made a bunch of errors. Also, as new information is released, you guys will probably have access to it faster than I will, so feel free to post any new info, information I missed, or errors that I made in this thread here.
Note: I will be periodically cleaning this thread of ALL posts except the main thread posts you see above once I have added any new info you guys post.
Many thank to ALL OF YOU have contributed a lot the information that I included in this thread!
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Jul 30, 11 at 9:20am ^re: Saint's Row: The Third Full Information Thread!
Confirmed Vehicles:
Genki Mobile (New!)
Status Quo
S.T.A.G. VTOL (New!)
Scorpion GXr (New!)
Kayak (New!)
Gat Mobile
Possibly the Vulture
Hayate Z70
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Aug 7, 11 at 5:53pm ^re: Saint's Row: The Third Full Information Thread!
CTTR champion, I am going to leave your post in the thread for now. No reason to add the list of vehicles yet to the main FI posts until it grows a little larger. Then I will update the Full Information posts and deleted these posts. Thanks!
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Aug 18, 11 at 11:22am ^re: Saint's Row: The Third Full Information Thread!
MOAR SCREENSHOTS!!! Good thing im a member of the SR Official Forums.
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Aug 18, 11 at 7:06pm ^re: Saint's Row: The Third Full Information Thread!
New trailer about the wrestling gang ("Luchadores"):
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Aug 19, 11 at 1:31pm ^re: Saint's Row: The Third Full Information Thread!
2 more screenshots:
Feel free to discuss these two in the "Side Missions, Activities, Diversions, and Other Passtimes In Steelport!" thread.
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Aug 24, 11 at 8:43am ^re: Saint's Row: The Third Full Information Thread!
There is a new Special Edition exclusive to EB Games Australia named the 'Smooth Criminal Edition'.
It Includes
. A copy of Saints Row:The Third
. Unique Packaging
. The Official Soundtrack
. Some Sunglasses
. Silver Plated Saints Crest Cufflinks
. An Ice tray where your ice can be shaped like bullets.
Costs $128 AU Dollars and like the other editions will be released on November 15th 2011 but is able to be Pre-Ordered Now!
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WELLSBORO – Quarterback Michael Pietropola has broken the Wellsboro season passing touchdown record, he has broken his own single-game passing touchdown record, twice, and he has now broken the area's passing touchdown record with 28 passing touchdowns. The old record was 27 passing touchdowns done by Hughesville's Jon Fritz back in 1992.
Pietropola passed for 344 yards and 6 touchdowns in a 64-13 win over Montgomery Friday night. Pietropola on the season has 1,829 passing yards and 28 passing touchdowns and there are still three games left.
Pietropola's stats could be much more amazing if he played the whole game every game. The majority of the games this season Pietropola has been taken out at halftime or in the third quarter. Another amazing part is that Pietropola is only a junior.
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On the Sunday morning of July 3, 1988, at the tail end of the Iran-Iraq War, an Aegis cruiser, the USS Vincennes, fired two Standard Missiles at a commercial Iranian Airbus, IR655.
The first missile struck the tail and right wing and broke the aircraft in half. All 290 people aboard were killed. Misunderstanding America, the Iranians claimed that our Navy had intentionally destroyed the plane.
The Navy did no such thing.
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about how men are involved in the launch of a missle from one of our navy ships that would be capable of taking down flight 800? any navy FReepers out tonight?
Having served on an Aegis cruiser (The Vincennes, although a few years after the shootdown), I find it highly unlikely that TWA 800 was the result of an accidental shot from the Normandy. It just doesn't work that way. Most of the time, the magazines were empty until you prepared to deploy, and you certainly didn't operate live fire exercises in the vecinity of Long Island. The missile ranges are much farther south, off Norfolk.
And the Iranian diesel sub that fired the missile got away.
What do you make of the missile sitings in the Long Island area about six days prior to the TWA 800 incident?
I don't question your analysis, but something sure seems to have been taking place around Long Island in that time frame.
The Navy also admits there was a training exercise in the TWA 800 vacinity on the night of the TWA 800 incident.
sightings = sitings
I remember it well.
There was at least one book written about this incident, speculating that it could have been a navy training (inert) missle, that punctured the cabin, leaving red "missle fuel residue" that the FBI confiscated (except his remnant) and was witnessed by about 286 people including on duty pilots. The FBI further harrassed his gov't employee wife, etc... I believe that radar shows the missle approaching the plane. I am not saying that I believe that our navy did it, but I do believe that a missle from somewhere took flight 800 down.
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That was it! Larry King Live.
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# Naval presence. Despite at least six credible sightings of a Navy warship off Long Island after 3 p.m. on July 17, the Navy insisted it had none within two hundred miles of the crash site. Under duress in November 1997 the FBI admitted that the Normandy and now three submarinesTrepang, Albuquerque, and Wyomingwere in the immediate vicinity of the crash site.
# Mystery ships. For five months the FBI denied the existence of a surface vessel that it would later identify as being three miles from the crash site, having a speed between twenty-five and thirty-five knots, and fleeing the scene. The FBI finally admitted its presence but never identified it.
That link I just supplied in 13, is real key for me. All those witnesses that were discredited, over 200 of them, now have a verification of sorts.
As it happens one of the biggest pushers of the "Navy missile theory" was an antiwar conspiracy theorist whose website featured crap written by Ismail Royer, one of the Paintball cell / VA Jihad terrorists- a group headed by a cleric with ties to Iraq. I guess if my buddies were Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorists I'd want to distract people with accusations against the Navy, too.
I had realized that the FBI had taken over the NTSB investigation. I had not heard of the exact government mechanism they used to do it.
This article makes it clear what took place.
"I and a few others in this board saw John Kerry slip up in a interview immediately after 911 and call TWA 800 a terrorist act."
This doesn't mean Kerry had any actual proof, just that he was "hoping" at the time.
Clinton had the FBI take over the TWA800 disaster within minutes of it occurring,and had the FAA stand aside.
But, he had the FBI stand aside and let the Park Police do the investigation into the death of his BEST FRIEND and POWERFUL MEMBER OF WHITE HOUSE STAFF, ole boy Vince.
The day after Vince died, Clinton appeared at the side of the White House acknowledging the death. The guy looked at once scared to death, and yet actually smiling. It was very wierd to say the least.
He wasn't sure at the time whether he was going to get away with it.
What makes it really really weird is that Vince's clothes had semen stains on them. Whose were they?
Beats me. I don't remember hearing that before though. Perhaps I've forgotten.
This is very rarely brought up, but nine months after the Iranian Airbus shootdown, the Wife of the Captain of the USS Vincennes was nearly killed in a bombing attack. She had been driving the family minivan to work when a bomb that had been attached to it went off. The FBI (as usual) immediately denied any link to terrorism and instead worked on the theory that an unknown non-terrorist with unknown motives had blown up the captains van. The case has never been solved.
Honestly, Kerry is not very sharp. It could well be that this was a botched reference to the PAN AM flight 103 that blew up over Lockerbie, Scotland. I would not hang my hat on anything Mr. Heinz says.
The one thing that bothers this pilot is that the "official" explaination of what brought TWA800 down is that jet fuel vapors exploded in the center fuel tank. Jet fuel is essentially kerosene and the vapors are not at all explosive unless they are compressed. That's what a jet engine is, a big compressor. It's hard enough to get jet fuel to burn at sea level, much less get the vapors to burn explosively at somewhere between 12,000-17,000' agl. That one has never been explained satisfactorily, regardless of what anyone thinks was the cause of the crash. They always tapdance around that little ditty......
There are about 350 men aboard the Normandy. If it was there conducting training exercises with a complement of other ships and subs, that number goes up dramatically. No one out of that entire group put 2 and 2 together and noticed that within seconds of firing a missile of any kind an airliner was reported crashed with some claiming it was hit by a missile? Or all of them were threatened and remain sufficiently frightened that not a one has stepped forward?
Directly involved? Depends on the size of the ship. There are those in the missile magazine, those in the Combat Information Center, those on the bridge. But if you're wondering how many people on a ship would be aware of a missile being fired then the answer is all of them. It's not a quiet procedure.
I saw John Kerry in an inteview calling every one of the Swift Boat charges false. Do believe him in that as well?
It was quite common to have training exercises in the area. None of them ever involved shooting anything.
Well, we did. It irritated the Hell out of me at the time, the way the Navy kept referring to this as "an accident," like somebody'd tripped over his shoelaces and fallen on the 'launch' button, when it was clearly a 'mistake', a deliberate act done in error.
Good at responsibility, those admirals.
When you're at sea, you train 24/7, even off the east coast.
There's no way in hell the Navy would be firing missiles off Long Island. If you saw the amount of "COM AIR" in that area on a radar display, you'd understand why.
I don't know what happened to 800 but it was not the Navy.
The Vincennes was in a hostile area. EW's were picking up AWG-9 emissions on the same bearing as the Airbus. They thought the Airbus was an Iranian F-14.
More pointless rantings by clueless kook Cashill.
I still get a chuckle about his big expose that a "source" told him a Tomahawk missile (a low altitude ground attack missile) accidentally hit TWA 800 going for its "center of mass" (the Tomahawk does not have a radar seeker head designed to target moving targets).
We don't shoot "inert" missiles. The "bluebirds" are on the rails when you go in and out of port and to conduct training but cannot launch. White missiles are the warshots, and those are fully functional. It may have been a missile, which I agree, but it was not a Navy missile.
The Navy did not shoot down TWA 800. Go blame someone else.
No "inert" missile is used in excercises, and if it was, then a TARGET missile would have been present too (not). Sometimes, as in the JFK assassination, the most obvious, simple facts are the correct ones.
And it's amazing to me how many military-loving Freepers will assume that HUNDREDS of sailors and officers would keep their mouths shut about such an incident had it occurred. Yet not one single "leak" in eight years? come on.
Submarines don't fire "standard" type missiles.
"Mythbusters" recreated this incident exactly. In fact, they got a MORE powerful explosion using a wire spark and fuel tank vapors heated to the levels present in TWA 800.
The explanation of TWA 800's explosion has been validated by "Mythbusters," who are really good at recreating these things. In fact, they got a tremendous explosion that surprised even them.
People don't want to let this go because it happened on Clinton's watch, like the anti-FDR people still cling to the "FDR knew about Pearl Harbor" crap. Stuff happens sometimes. Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. The Japanese did achieve suprise on Dec. 7. Sacco and Vanzetti DID kill that guard. The Rosenbergs were guilty. Just because something fits, or doesn't fit, one's political desires doesn't make it less true.
I saw him say it ...also George Stepinclintoncrap
said it was a terrorist act just like TWA 800
At 17,000' pressure altitude? Got a link?
Nope. Watched the show. Yes, they recreated the same conditions. They always do.
Mythbusters also "proved" that sugar in a cars gas wont hurt it. They "prove" a lot of things that are not true.
Well, in order for them to create a pressure altitude of 17,000' for such a test, it would have to involve some sort of decompression chamber. They would also have to match the exact mixture of atmospheric gasses as are found at that altitude. These two things are crutial and ones that I doubt they employed due to the cost.
You can get kerosene to burn explosively at sea level if you heat it to the flash point and add a spark. A big kaboom will result. However, if you didn't see the pressure altitude or mixture conditions met, then they were comparing apples to oranges. I've camped at over 12,000' in the Rockies and a Bic lighter barely works. Forget building a campfire. The fuel tanks are vented to the outside ambient pressure. Otherwise, they would fail as you go up in altitude due to the pressure differential. There simply isn't enough O2 at the altitude TWA800 is supposed to have come apart to allow for explosive combustion of kerosene without it first being compressed to several atmospheres. That's what the jet engine does and why it works so well at altitude.
I remember that.
There were weapon caches reported buried in the beach too. The confiscated weapons were in the ATF vault. That vault was in the basement of the World Trade Center.
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Longmeadow and Monson don't have the biggest high schools in the region, but they certainly do have a wealth of tradition.
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We utilize a new approach to HDD and SSD storage testing for our Enterprise Test Bench, designed specifically to target the long-term performance of solid state with a high level of granularity.
Many forms of testing involve utilizing peak and average measurements over a given time period. While these average values can give a basic understanding of the performance of the storage solution, they fall short in providing the clearest view possible of the QOS (Quality Of Service) of the I/O.
The problem with average results is that they do little to indicate the performance variability experienced during the actual deployment of the device. The degree of variability is especially pertinent, as many applications can hang or lag as they wait for one I/O to complete. This type of testing illustrates the performance variability expected in these types of scenarios, including the average measurements, during the measurement window.
In reality, while under load all storage solutions deliver variable levels of performance that are subject to constant change. While this fluctuation is normal, the degree of fluctuation is what separates enterprise storage solutions from typical client-side hardware. By providing ongoing measurements from our workloads with one-second reporting intervals, we can illustrate the difference between different products in relation to the purity of the QOS. By utilizing scatter charts readers can gain a basic understanding of the latency distribution of the I/O stream without directly observing numerous graphs.
Consistent latency is the goal of every storage solution, and measurements such as Maximum Latency only illuminate the single longest I/O received during testing. This can be misleading, as a single 'outlying I/O' can skew the view of an otherwise superb solution. Standard Deviation measurements take the average distribution of the I/O into consideration, but do not always effectively illustrate the entire I/O distribution with enough granularity to provide a clear picture of system performance. We use histograms to illuminate the latency of every single I/O issued during our test runs.
Our testing regimen follows SNIA principles to ensure consistent, repeatable testing. We attain steady state convergence through a process that brings the device within a performance level that does not range more than 20% from the average speed measured during the measurement window. Forcing the device to perform a read-write-modify procedure for new I/O triggers all garbage collection and housekeeping algorithms, highlighting the real performance of the solution.
We only test below QD32 to illustrate the scaling of the device. However, low QD testing with enterprise-class storage solutions is a frivolous activity if not presented with higher QD results as well. The explosion of virtualization into the datacenter places focus on the high QD performance of the storage solution as the most important metric.
We have also begun expanded power testing with a measurement of the power consumption during each of our precondition runs. This provides measurements in time-based fashion, measured every second, that illuminate the behavior of the power consumption in steady state conditions. The power consumption of storage devices can cost more over the life of the device than the actual up-front costs of the drive itself. This significantly affects the TCO of the storage solution.
The first page of results will provide the 'key' to understanding and interpreting our new test methodology.
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- 582-592 Moral considerations in outsourcing to foreign labor
by Matthew F. Pierlott
- 593-613 Factors explaining the choice of an economics major: The role of student characteristics, personality and perceptions of the profession
by Andrew Worthington & Helen Higgs
- 614-622 Business behaviors in Brazil and the USA: Understanding the gaps
by Hsu O'Keefe & William M. O'Keefe
- 623-636 Economic reform and the transmission of growth impulses across Indian states
by Kaliappa Kalirajan
2004, Volume 31, Issue 4
- 325-364 Gender, human capabilities and culture within the household economy: Different paths to socio-economic well-being?
by Morris Altman & Louise Lamontagne
- 370-383 The distributional role of small business in development
by Amin Amini
- 384-388 Economic theory as a human tool
by Donald C. Wellington
- 389-416 The influence of ideas and the problem of a social science
by Leslie Armour
- 417-429 International trade and sustainable development in Sub-Saharan Africa
by John Asafu-Adjaye
- 430-442 Towards unitary economics: Valuation of environmental capital for environmental stewardship
by Dodo J. Thampapillai & Shandre M. Thangavelu
2004, Volume 31, Issue 3
- 218-238 Socioeconomic and environmental determinants of child-care patterns of preschoolers in Pakistan
by Uzma Iram & Muhammad Sabihuddin Butt
- 259-274 Rejections and the importance of first response times
by Ofer H. Azar
- 275-286 Libertarianism, positive obligations and property abandonment: children's rights
by Walter Block
- 287-299 The Taylorization of Lenin: rhetoric or reality?
by Daniel A. Wren & Arthur G. Bedeian
- 300-314 The evolution of development economics and globalization
by Ryszard Piasecki & Miron Wolnicki
2004, Volume 31, Issue 1/2
- 9-11 Introduction: Strategies for meeting the Millennium Development Goals in Africa
by Emmanuel Cleeve & Tidings Ndhlovu
- 12-29 Tracking the Millennium Development Goals in sub-Saharan Africa
by Allam Ahmed & Emmanuel Cleeve
- 30-55 Acts of entrepreneurial creativity for business growth and survival in a constrained economy: Case study of a small manufacturing firm (SMF)
by Charles Jabani Mambula & Frank E. Sawyer