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"No occupation is so delightful to me as the culture of the earth, and no culture comparable to that of the garden."
"Boring damned people. All over the earth. Propagating more boring damned people. What a horror show. The earth swarmed with them."
"And forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair."
"To live is to hurt others, and through others, to hurt oneself. Cruel earth! How can we manage not to touch anything? To find what ultimate exile?"
"A friend of mine once sent me a post card with a picture of the entire planet Earth taken from space. On the back it said, "Wish you were here.""


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What is IFSC Code of ALLAHABAD BANK situated at KALPI MANDI- RTGS-HO?
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What is the meaning of IFSC Code, MICR Codes in Banking industry?
IFSC or Indian Financial System Code is the code allocated to all banks branches. Bank branches use this code to participate in RTGS and NEFT transactions.
What is the significance of IFSC Code and how we can use it?
IFSC Code is a 11 digit code and we can use this code to communicate between different branches of different banks. Upon receiving the request for fund transfer it is easy for a bank to identify the payee branch. First four characters are code of bank, last six digits are branch code and fifth character is left 0, for any future use.


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9/11 – Pennsylvania
9/11: How the Shanksville crater was made
9/11: How the Shanksville crater was made
Two cruise missiles striking in opposite directions at trajectories of about 10 degrees caused the gash at Shanksville. The first one struck creating a gash but the penetrating warhead did not detonate – it was embedded in the ground. The second one struck from the opposite direction and detonated a split second later, creating the center hole.
There are a couple myths that were likely spread to create confusion, but aren't true:
No, the gash was not there as was proved by the USGS photos.
Also not true. What you see are dirt clods with long grass growing from them that fell back into the trench after the missiles bored through the ground, one of which detonated sending dirt clods flying in all directions.
September 11th, 2001
Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
The ground swalloed up a plane, with no trace ever to be recovered. Except a driver's licenses, identification cards, passports, a credit card, receipts, tickets, a red bandana & pages from the Koran
We have all heard about the heroes that stormed the hijackers on flight 93 that ended up crashing the plane in an empty field in Shanksville, PA before it reached its intended target. A heart wrenching story with heroes in it which we all psychologically needed on that frightful day. Heroes that stood up to the villains and foiled their plan! With that "story" people felt PRIDE and PATRIOTISM and empowered to go after the bad guys.What people didn't look at were the FACTS that went along with the fairy tale.
Here is the official story: See this hole in the ground in the pictures above? The Boeing 757 crashed so hard into the earth that it swallowed the entire plane so deep that it and all of its contents were gone forever and only this hole was left. No fuselage, no wings, no engines, no landing gear, no seats, no luggage, no bodies and no blood, no fuel residue from a transcontinental flight. NOTHING. And no effort to dig anything out! That's the official story and America bought it!
9/11: Shanksville Crash Site Exposed (Proof)
9/11: Shanksville Crash Site Exposed (Proof)
9/11 Shanksville 'Flight 93' 'Crash Site' Exposed [Proof]
Black boxes
There was a plane crash in Shanksville but not on 9/11..
Theres simply no way that plane crashed there.. visual evidence hardly alludes to a plane, given the crater size and how much plane is actually present (or bodies, blood, luggage or seats etc)
They even had the balls to make a movie about it to try and reinforce the lie. Must be hilarious for those who really did this..
You need to have an explanation for Shanksville, and people will take the easy option (ie one which is concocted by someone else, someone they trust) over the task of actually examining the evidence for themselves.
I've been playing around with Google Earth and found something very interesting. If you pull up the location of the Shanksville 'crash' approximately 40 03′ 03″ N lat and 78 54′ 17″ W longitude (there's pictures posted of the memorials and it will soon become apparent of the correct location); you can somewhat see the 'scar' in the earth, there's what looks like two irrigation ponds nearby and a handy-dandy rather hidden road going up to the back end of the exact spot of the crash.
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Designed and formatted to complement the Nursing 2002 Drug Handbook, this handbook covers practical and clinical information on the most commonly used OTC drugs. Each body system chapter opens with an overview followed by A-to-Z monographs. Every drug includes how supplied, action, contraindications, indications and dosages, interactions, adverse reactions, overdose and treatment nursing considerations, and patient teaching. Teaching guides instruct patients on administering OTC drugs. Pediatric and geriatric issues are addressed, and an Alert logo accentuates serious dangers of OTC drug use. Supplemental appendices and an index are included.
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ZAFAR, YEMEN—German archaeologist Paul Yule has investigated a carving of a "crowned man" in Zafar, Yemen. The man is shown wearing jewelry and curly hair. Yule thinks he represents a puppet king installed by Christian Ethiopia at a time of political turmoil in Arabia. The period was also marked by drought and disease.
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Wilson begins his duties as the new track superintendent in early May, shortly before Delaware Park begins its 79th season of racing.
Wilson begins his duties as the new track superintendent in early May, shortly before Delaware Park begins its 79th season of racing.
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The National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced that Churchill Downs has earned re-accreditation from the NTRA Safety and Integrity Alliance.
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The New Mexico Racing Commission immediately will begin enhanced out-of-competition testing at SunRay Park in Farmington as the state regulator launches an enhanced effort to halt cheating.
Trainer Doug O'Neill believes versatility is a big advantage for Nyquist, who heads to the May 7 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) undefeated in seven starts.
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Her insistence to run the farm while her father's health failed instead of sell gave Meadow Stable the ride of a lifetime with Riva Ridge and his younger stablemate, Secretariat.
Adam Staple and Jalin Stable's Page McKenney, who was claimed for $16,000 in 2013 and since then has earned more than $1 million, was named Pennsylvania-bred horse of the year for 2015.
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JEFFREY OXNER, APPELLANT,v.UNITED STATES, APPELLEE.
Appeal from the Superior Court of the District of Columbia (F-4927-06) (Hon. John Ramsey Johnson, Trial Judge)
Submitted February 3, 2010
Before RUIZ, GLICKMAN and BLACKBURNE-RIGSBY, Associate Judges.
Opinion for the court by Associate Judge GLICKMAN.
Concurring opinion by Associate Judge RUIZ at p. 7.
Appellant Jeffrey Oxner entered a conditional guilty plea to unlawful distribution of cocaine, reserving the right to appeal the denial of his motion to suppress his show-up identification. Appellant argues that his identification should have been suppressed as the fruit of an illegal warrantless entry into his home. We disagree. The police acquired sufficient information to justify appellant's detention for the show-up identification before they entered his abode to seize him; they did not rely on any information gained during that entry. Under prevailing Fourth Amendment doctrine, appellant's identification therefore was not tainted by the putative illegality of the warrantless intrusion. Accordingly, we affirm appellant's conviction.
The relevant facts, elicited in an evidentiary hearing on appellant's suppression motion, are not in dispute. On the afternoon of March 3, 2006, a team of Metropolitan Police Department undercover officers conducted a "buy-bust" narcotics operation in Southeast Washington, D.C. Posing as interested buyers, Officers Marvin Washington and Carol Turner approached Valerie Williams on Wheeler Road and asked her if anyone was selling drugs. Williams introduced them to Brian Washington, who said "his man" was selling drugs on Valley Avenue. Williams and Brian Washington led the two undercover officers to the third floor of an apartment building at 1201 Valley Avenue, S.E. The officers waited with Williams in the stairwell while Brian Washington entered Apartment 301. After a few minutes, he came out of the apartment with appellant. In the transaction that followed, Officer Washington handed $30 to Williams, who passed it to Brian Washington, who gave it to appellant in exchange for two ziplock bags of cocaine. Brian Washington handed the bags to Officer Washington. Everyone but appellant then left the building.
Officer Washington promptly went to the undercover police car that had been following his movements. From there he directed an arrest team to Apartment 301 and described the person to be apprehended there as a black, heavy-set male, about 6'1" or 6'3" tall, wearing blue jeans, a long- sleeve black T-shirt, and tan Timberland boots. Within minutes, three police officers arrived at the apartment. In response to their knock, a woman opened the door and the officers observed appellant standing approximately two feet inside. The officers, who were still in the hall, recognized that appellant matched the description given by Officer Washington. The officers then entered the apartment and told appellant he would have to come with them. Neither of the occupants consented to the intrusion. The police escorted appellant downstairs and walked him past the undercover police vehicle. Officers Washington and Turner positively identified appellant and he was placed under arrest.*fn1
Appellant moved to suppress his show-up identification as the fruit of a Fourth Amendment violation, namely the warrantless, nonconsensual entry into his home. After an evidentiary hearing, the trial judge denied the motion. Although the judge rejected the government's argument that exigent circumstances existed to justify intrusion without a warrant,*fn2 he ruled that the police acted lawfully. Given the "detailed lookout, including that the person described was in Apartment 301," the judge concluded that "simply stepping across the threshold for a Terry*fn3 stop [to pursue] an on-scene ID was entirely reasonable. . . . Saying to the police . . . you just have to stand there and try to coax the person out just didn't . . . make sense."
II. Analysis
Appellant contends the police violated his Fourth Amendment rights by entering his home without a warrant or consent in order to seize him there, and that this violation required suppression of the ensuing show-up identification outside the home by the officers who conducted the undercover drug purchase. The government argues that the warrantless entry was justified by exigent circumstances, and that even if it was not, appellant's identification was not excludable as a fruit of the illegality. We agree with the government's second argument and do not reach the first.*fn4
The Fourth Amendment "prohibits the police from making a warrantless and nonconsensual entry into a suspect's home in order to make a routine felony arrest."*fn5 In New York v. Harris,*fn6 the Supreme Court considered whether the exclusionary rule required suppression of evidence (a confession, in that case) obtained from an arrestee by the police after they removed him from his home following such a violation. The answer to that question, the Court said, depended on whether the police had probable cause to make the arrest prior to their unlawful intrusion. If so, the Court reasoned, then notwithstanding the illegality of the arrest inside the home, the arrestee's subsequent detention outside the home was lawful,*fn7 and the evidence then obtained from him therefore was "not the product of being in unlawful custody."*fn8 Accordingly, unlike evidence obtained inside the home or derived from information gained there, Harris's subsequent confession was "not the fruit of the fact that the arrest was made in the house rather than someplace else."*fn9 As the confession was "not an exploitation of the illegal entry into [the arrestee's] home," the exclusionary rule did not require its suppression.*fn10
Harris involved a confession, but its analysis applies to other forms of evidence -- including eyewitness identifications. Like a confession, an identification of a suspect procured during his lawful detention outside the home is not subject to suppression merely because the suspect was seized inside the home in violation of the Fourth Amendment warrant requirement.*fn11 For the detention to be lawful, it must be justified by evidence independent of the constitutional violation of warrantless entry; it cannot be based on new information obtained inside the home as a result of the illegal intrusion.*fn12 Although the detention in Harris was a custodial arrest based on probable cause, under Terry a limited investigative detention of a suspect short of an arrest may be justified on less than probable cause by reasonable articulable suspicion. Harris's principles apply equally to such a detention, so long as it is based on information acquired by the police prior to their warrantless entry. Thus, under Harris, a show-up identification or other evidence obtained during such a lawful investigative detention is deemed not to be a suppressible "fruit" of the illegal intrusion.*fn13
These principles govern the present case. The police did not conduct an unreasonable search or seizure in contravention of the Fourth Amendment merely by knocking on the door of appellant's apartment and looking in from the hallway after the door was opened. At that point, before they crossed the apartment threshold without a warrant or consent, the officers saw a man matching the detailed description of the seller standing inside the apartment from which, only minutes earlier, the seller had emerged with the drugs. That correspondence of description, time and location provided at least reasonable suspicion to justify an investigative detention of the man -- appellant -- for purposes of a show-up identification (as the trial judge concluded),*fn14 if not probable cause to arrest him then and there.*fn15 Appellant therefore was in legal custody when he was shown to Officers Washington and Turner, and their identifications of him were not excludable as the fruit of the warrantless and nonconsensual entry into his home, even if that intrusion was not supported by exigent circumstances.
RUIZ, Associate Judge, concurring: I agree that appellant was not entitled to suppression of the undercover officer's identification of appellant as the person who sold him the drugs in an undercover transaction and that his conviction, therefore, should be affirmed. I do so based on a straightforward application of New York v. Harris, 495 U.S. 14 (1990), where the Supreme Court held that:
where the police have probable cause to arrest a suspect, the exclusionary rule does not bar the State's use of a statement made by the defendant outside of his home, even though the statement is taken after an arrest made in the home in violation of Payton.
Id. at 19. (Emphasis added).
In this case, the police seized appellant after making a warrantless entry into the home he shared with his fiancée and took him out to the street so that he could be seen by the undercover officer who then identified him. The majority opinion argues that Harris's logic applies equally and should be extended to a situation where the police had reasonable articulable suspicion to seize (but not probable cause to arrest) the suspect independent of the warrantless entry into the home where only a seizure has taken place inside the home. The majority cites no case authority for this proposition.
We do not need to reach that issue because it is not presented in the case before us. Here, appellant has conceded that the police had probable cause. Although the trial court appears to have had some doubt on the issue of probable cause, we are not bound by the trial court's determination on the ultimate legal question of probable cause vel non, and nothing in our cases suggests that appellant has made an improvident concession that the court should not accept. Compare Best v. United States, 582 A.2d 966, 968-69 (D.C. 1990) (holding that hearing on motion to suppress was unnecessary because trial evidence was "ample" to establish probable cause where defendant was arrested based on a description of suspect as "wearing a baseball-style cap with a star on it, black jacket, gray jeans and tennis shoes . . . and the street location where [suspect] was hiding his supply of cocaine behind a basement wall"), and Glass v. United States, 395 A.2d 796, 803-04 (D.C. 1978) (holding there was probable cause to arrest where defendants were in a car that was stopped "a few minutes" after robbery in a car "about five or ten blocks" from where robbery occurred, car was heading away from the scene of the crime and had run a red light and car's occupants matched "descriptions of the suspects" -- "height, weight, color, facial hair, length of hair, stringy hair and all that sort of stuff" even though there was significant discrepancy in height of one of the suspects), with Junior v. United States, 634 A.2d 411, 419-20 (D.C. 1993) (holding there was no probable cause and Harris would not apply because a "central" component to establish probable cause was obtained as a result of the illegal entry into the home, i.e., discovery of the suspect's presence in the place where the undercover drug purchase had taken place). In our case, not only did appellant match the description given in the lookout as to gender, height, build, race and clothing, but also he was seen -- from outside the door -- in the same apartment from which the drug dealer had emerged, just a few minutes after the undercover drug purchase. This case, in other words, is more like Best and Glass, where we concluded there was probable cause, than to Junior, where we concluded there was not.
In Harris, a five-justice majority of the Supreme Court declared that the exclusionary rule did not apply because the suspect's statement at the station house was not the "product" of an unlawful detention or the "fruit" of the officer's unlawful warrantless entry into the home. 495 U.S. at 19. The Court majority reasoned that because the officers already had probable cause, they could have waited for Harris to emerge from his home and arrested him on public space and then taken him to the police station for interrogation. Id. at 18. Four justices filed a vigorous dissent contending that the majority's per se rule ignored the flagrant nature of the constitutional violation and avoided the Court's longstanding fact-based attenuation analysis to determine whether evidence should be excluded as the "tainted fruit" of the constitutional violation. By essentially looking past the constitutional violation and its effect on the evidence sought to be suppressed, the dissenters argued, the majority undermined the "principal purpose of the Fourth Amendment's exclusionary rule [] to eliminate incentives for police officers to violate that Amendment." 495 U.S. at 22 (Marshall, J., joined by Brennan, Blackmun and Stevens, JJ, dissenting).
We are, of course, bound to follow the Court's constitutional rulings, and that is what I propose we should do: to follow Harris according to its terms, where the police, as here, had probable cause. But I would not go further. The Court has not ruled on the precise issue that the majority decides, that mere reasonable articulable suspicion also suffices to overlook a constitutional violation so long as the police could have seized the suspect outside the home. That conclusion might well be, as the majority argues, a logical extension of the reasoning of Harris, but taking an argument to its logical end might stretch too far and should yield to the imperative to safeguard constitutional rights and deter constitutional violations that the exclusionary rule was designed for. It is a step, moreover, that appears other courts have not been willing to take -- even twenty years after Harris was decided -- as the majority cites no case or other authority that extends Harris to similarly except application of the exclusionary rule to situations where there has been a warrantless entry into a home so long as the police officers had only reasonable articulable suspicion to stop the suspect outside the home. Nor has the government made that argument in this appeal; instead, it bases its case for affirmance on the officers' having independent probable cause to arrest appellant, as in Harris.*fn16
In short, the existence of probable cause is not in contention, the government has not made the argument on which the majority relies, the issue has not been briefed or presented at oral argument (the appeal was not argued), and there appears to be no controlling or even persuasive authority for extending Harris to situations where there is only reasonable articulable suspicion. In these circumstances, I resist reaching to decide that the exclusionary rule does not apply at all so long as the police have reasonable articulable suspicion -- the lowest form of justification under the Fourth Amendment -- even when there is a violation of the Fourth Amendment's clear injunction against warrantless entries into the home -- "the chief evil against which the wording of the Fourth Amendment is directed." Payton v. New York, 445 U.S. 573, 585 (1980); see Harris, 495 U.S. at 17 ("It is also evident, in light of Payton that arresting Harris in his home without an arrest warrant violated the Fourth Amendment."). To do so is unnecessary and, in my view, unwise.
For these reasons, I concur that the conviction should be affirmed but do not join the opinion for the court.
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Americans are becoming increasingly willing to hand their checks -- even big checks -- over to machines.
That's from a survey of U.S. adults by Mercator Advisory Group, a payments and banking research firm. The share who preferred a teller for a $1,000 deposit was down to 57 percent in 2015 from 68 percent in 2012. Remote deposit via smartphones and computers has been the big gainer, up to 16 percent in 2015 from 9 percent in 2012. When it comes to smaller checks, respondents are even more comfortable relying on machines, with only 45 percent preferring a teller for a $50 deposit.
It's hard to decide what's more interesting here -- that Americans are getting more comfortable with automated banking, or that about half of them still prefer to deposit checks with tellers. Maybe what's most surprising is that checks continue to exist at all.
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As for the checks discussed at the beginning of this column, yes, lots of people still prefer going to a teller when they have a check to deposit. But there are fewer and fewer checks to deposit. Here's the Federal Reserve's most recent accounting of how Americans pay for stuff, other than with cash:
From the looks of it, checks are indeed on a path to extinction. When that finally happens, there will be one less reason to ever visit the bank.
In 1979, branch banking was banned in 12 states; by 1991, all those bans had been lifted, according to this FDIC study (the same one I cite in the next paragraph). Then, the Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act of 1994 removed many restrictions on expanding across state lines.
The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 -- which removed the Glass-Steagall Act ban on combining banking, investment banking and insurance -- was the landmark change, but banking regulators had actually begun relaxing the restrictions before then.
The Fed study also counted the number (and value) of ATM cash withdrawals, which went from 5.9 billion withdrawals and $500 billion in 2003 to 5.8 billion withdrawals and $687 billion in 2012. The next Fed payments study is being conducted now. Finally, ACH stands for automated clearing house, used for direct deposit of paychecks, electronic bill payments and the like.
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Mar 6, 2012I Am Alive uses its post-apocalyptic environment far more effectively than many other games that share its nightmare vision of the future. I Am Alive joins games such as Fallout, RAGE and Left 4 Dead in its setting where a some horrendous event put paid to civilisation as we know it, but in truth, it's far closer in its atmosphere and aesthetic values to Cormac MacCarthy's grim post-apocalyptic novel, The Road.
Apr 2, 2012With its darkly mature subject material and radical re-interpretations of standard play formulas, I Am Alive is both emotionally difficult and conceptually challenging-and those are wonderful things in my book. R
Mar 8, 2012One of the finest details in the game is its graphics and the use of sound in the game.
Mar 6, 2012Overall, I Am Alive is a fantastic achievement for a downloadable title. It manages to achieve a feeling of survival that not many have managed to achieve. It tells a story really well and the end of each chapter keeps you wanting more and makes you want to push on.
Mar 6, 2012This is a surprisingly risky game, which deals with a lot of uncomfortable subject matter. It reminds me of a lot of the games that came out in the middle of the Dreamcast's lifespan, where you could go ahead and release whatever you liked and Sega would probably approve it, because why the hell not. It's exactly the kind of thing I like to see in the online marketplace, and I'm glad I finally got the chance to play it. It's dark, frightening, intense, and often very satisfying.
Mar 6, 2012I Am Alive is a great game and it clearly has its similarities with Assassin's Creed. But don't worry, you'll definitely get that typical survival feeling. Unlike Altair and Ezio, you are not a superhero and have you'll have to take a stamina bar into account. The combination of the AC feeling and the survival theme makes I Am Alive a great game. It's a pity that the controls aren't always as smooth.
Mar 6, 2012To put it simply, I Am Alive is one of the most important releases this generation. Ubisoft should be commended for producing a title that challenges many adult themes. The effort is an amazingly brave and thought-provoking one, resulting in a product that is memorable and undeniably unique. People will be talking about this for years to come, and with good reason.
Mar 16, 2012If you like a challenging post-apocalyptic platforming adventure game, then line up your 1200 MS points because this game is worth every penny.
Mar 6, 2012I Am Alive successfully introduces new mechanics to the survival genre, and it does it offering us an interesting story in a convincing environment. We'd love to see it evolved to a full-blown, high budget AAA game.
Mar 6, 2012I Am Alive's desperate scenarios and inventive gameplay should not be missed by masochistic gamers interested in entering a world of unrelenting dread.
Mar 6, 2012As a downloadable title, I Am Alive is a remarkable accomplishment. Not only does it create an atmospheric world that feels real enough to identify with, but it succeeds at delivering a unique experience geared towards an adult audience while simultaneously being a fun game to play. It's a roller coaster of emotions, sometimes not exactly the ones the game intended you to feel, but a hell of a ride nonetheless.
Games Master UKApr 3, 2012A top-notch, horror-free survival-horror well worth playing at least twice over. [May 2012, p.86]
Mar 12, 2012In a time when most games want to baby us with giant "go here!" waypoints, regenerating health, and an overabundance of save and checkpoints, I Am Alive kicks us in the ass with heart-pounding, intense, and unforgiving gameplay. It takes a lot of chances, and as a result, it's one that will stick in my memory for a long time to come.
Mar 8, 2012I am Alive is an amazingly atmospheric and innovative survival adventure. It's a shame that the story concludes in an disappointing ending that comes way too soon.
Mar 22, 2012I Am Alive gives players a pure survival experience at a low price.
Mar 7, 2012An odd mix between adventure, FPS and platform, with outstanding atmosphere. Graphics are not alway on par with the rest.
Mar 6, 2012Given its turbulent development, I expected it to come in dead on arrival. Instead, I found it to be a solid survival game that, above anything else, kept my palms sweaty and my muscles tense.
LEVEL (Czech Republic)Apr 25, 2012Excellent thriller works perfectly as a survival simulation. The story is great, game mechanics are great, fight system is smart and locations are memorable – what else could you want? [Apr 2012]
Mar 21, 2012What makes it special and unique is the fragility of the protagonist and his constant fight for survival in an area where resources are scarce.
Mar 20, 2012Despite its shortcomings, I Am Alive manages to offer a true survival experience, with intense platforming, clever combat mechanics and an impressive enemy AI. This is definitely the "biggest" small game you'll get to play in 2012.
Mar 20, 2012I Am Alive is one of the best survival games of this generation. Despite lots of graphical issues and a little bit repetitive gameplay, the game gives players almost ten hours of immersive atmosphere and tension.
Mar 9, 2012Ubisoft Shanghai delivered on I Am Alive promise. It's a real take on the survival genre, one that may not have the top production values of AAA retail blockbusters for sure, but one that works nonetheless.
Mar 8, 2012I Am Alive made my heart pound for six hours straight, which is quite a lengthy workout considering the very reasonable price.
Mar 8, 2012The sheer sense of survival and dread at the world are unparalleled.
Mar 8, 2012Even with annoying design decisions like sacrificing atmosphere and deeper morale questions for the sake of arcade feeling this is a very interesting take on survival action. It manages to entertain you for about five hours and also serves as an appetizer for everybody looking forward to Naughty Dog's The Last of Us.
Mar 7, 2012Despite the bad graphics and the trite storyline, I Am Alive manages to surprise with rich gameplay and a pure survival experience. The player will find himself surrounded by a dusty doomsday scenario, forced to survive by using only his climbing gear, an almost empty gun and, last but not least, a sharp machete. At a quite low price, the game offers about five hours of good old entertainment and, unless you are detractors of the genre, you should give this latest little gem of digital delivery a chance.
Mar 6, 2012If I Am Alive were to be described in a single word, that word would be bleak. It is unapologetic in its presentation and unafraid to cross lines that most games never dare to approach. Those crossed lines are certainly through its subject matter, but also in its gameplay through the possibility of causing permanent damage to your stamina bar. It all comes together to make I Am Alive an uncompromising game of survival, quite unlike anything else on the Xbox 360.
Mar 6, 2012Constant tension and difficult emotional decisions make I Am Alive a powerful adventure.
Mar 6, 2012A very entertaining and original game that has suffered the downgrade from triple A to digital download from the technical point of view. Even with its limitations, anyway, it's an experience we suggest you try.
Mar 6, 2012We've had five amazing hours climbing the buildings and meeting the inhabitants of the post-apocalyptic Haventon, so we're glad that Ubisoft let the title live. However, we just wish they would have bothered to make it a full length game as this is like reading the first chapter of I Am Alive, not the entire book.
Mar 6, 2012What I Am Alive lacks in originality, though, it makes up for in execution, because it really nails the tone.
Apr 8, 2012It's a shame 'I Am Alive' didn't end up being a triple-A game, because there are some pretty cool and unique concepts here that actually work and are quite entertaining. Granted, the controls may need some tweaking and the AI isn't as smart as it could've been.
Mar 7, 2012You may get into the survival aspect, or you may brush it off. But kudos to Ubisoft for going for the gusto, rather than letting this project fall into complete mayhem. You know, like Duke Nukem Forever.
Mar 6, 2012For apocalypse buffs, much of I Am Alive is riveting stuff; we'd love to see a follow-up that improves on its framework.
Mar 8, 2012When I Am Alive broke immersion with any number of the aforementioned flaws, which it did far too regularly, it was easy to chastise it. But when it was taking risks and throwing me into tense situations or decision moments, I couldn't drag myself away.
Apr 8, 2012I Am Alive starts of great thanks to a combination of great ideas, interesting locations and a compelling story. Subsequently, the game rushes to an end with limited game mechanics and weird story related choices.
Mar 23, 2012Many people first caught glimpse of I Am Alive four years ago and I can't say four years was worth the wait. It's not that this is a bad game-that's hardly the case, as it's worth buying simply if you like the post-apocalyptic genre. The survival and intimidation/combat tactics are both the best and worst elements of the game, a love/hate relationship that can sway either way depending on the type of player you are. Running gameplay is short, but as a downloadable content only, this game at 15 bucks doesn't hurt.
Mar 13, 2012You are better off to tolerate the cracks in the façade of this game and use them to dig deeper into it. Then, I Am Alive will have the desired impact. We need more broken, bleak and bitter games like this.
Mar 8, 2012Like its scant narrative backbone and starkly drawn world, I Am Alive is just evocative enough to keep you playing for the five or so hours it lasts. You'll come away with the feeling that what good ideas it has are mere specters of a more ambitious past. That said, few games are willing to go to so dark a place as Haventon.
Mar 7, 2012I Am Alive has finally arrived, and although it isn't the game it was promised to be some years ago, this is still a good action and platforming game in a post-apocalyptic world with a well-told, yet a bit generic, story and good gameplay mechanics.
Mar 6, 2012One of the most successfully depressing survival games ever made, and a fascinating portrayal of an ordinary man in extraordinary circumstances.
Mar 6, 2012It's distinctly lo-fi in terms of visuals and environmental detail, and far from being either groundbreaking or epic, but the bold manner with which the aesthetic and set of mechanics support an overall theme of survival and hopelessness ensures I Am Alive is an experience worth undertaking.
Mar 6, 2012The game occasionally drags, arguably due to representing the bleakness of its environment and the challenges of existing within it a little too keenly. Autosave points are few and far between, which means that on anything above normal difficulty your frequent restarts will result in much repetition. Likewise, I Am Alive's platforming is occasionally cumbersome and inexact. But nevertheless this game offers a journey worth charting, one of physics, social decline and welcome terror in a market overrun by zombies.
Mar 6, 2012I Am Alive only really becomes a proper tale of human survival if you can look past the wonky mechanics and rough engine, if you can see past the rustic models and amateur dialogue, and if you can actually connect with the wailing cast of cardboard cut-outs. Ubisoft's vision is clear and ambitious, but it lacks the development talent and budget to be effectively realised.
Mar 6, 2012I Am Alive is a brave experiment, and one that works more often than not. In terms of creating tension through a scarcity of resources, creating combat that relies on something other than twitch action, and creating an atmosphere so thick you can taste it, it's a total success. It's a shame that it doesn't do more with all of this, and that the mechanics in question are never really pushed, but if you're interested in spending a few hours with a very unique game possessing a very unique atmosphere then it's certainly worth your while. Even at its absolute worst, it remains... interesting.
Mar 6, 2012It's a harrowing tale, but a frustrating one too. Odd arcade touches and cost-cutting measures poke through the skin like broken bones. Bluffing your way out of a fight sounds promising, but it's a clunky, repetitive business and bodycounts are high.
Apr 23, 2012With so many great games on XBLA let alone on disc, it's hard to recommend I Am Alive. It feels like it never reached its full potential. Maybe with more time or a bigger team Ubisoft would have a classic like Assassin's Creed on their hands, but unfortunately it falls flat on too many levels.
Mar 7, 2012The tension-inducing design present in I Am Alive's mechanics extends to its checkpoint system, which I would describe as torturous.
Hyper MagazineApr 12, 2012The combat is really interesting the first few times you encounter it, but the simple system behind it becomes too obvious after that. [May 2012, p.61]
Apr 2, 2012A wonderful job creating the bleak and oppressive atmosphere of the post-apocalyptic world you find yourself in, the combat and character development leaves much to be desired.
Mar 18, 2012Ruins of a post-apocalyptic city have great potential but not there yet. The game is bringing up many interesting ideas but those are halfway through it. It's obvious that earlier plans have been much more ambitious, however, their outcome is ruining experience, not to speak of game's difficulty creating an imbalance in it.
Mar 15, 2012There are certainly worse games selling on the digital marketplace for both systems and I Am Alive is eons better than the somewhat similar Amy released early this year. Still, you'll need pretty strong rose-tinted shades not to be absolutely disappointed in what I Am Alive could have been.
CD-ActionMar 13, 2012It has a taste of an ambitious Easter European game – the budget was tight but the developer had some good ideas and managed to create an interesting, disturbing atmosphere. On the other hand I Am Alive is really ugly, unbalanced and repetitive. [April 2012, p.83]
Mar 9, 2012I Am Alive has its strengths, and is certainly entertaining when you're climbing alone on the side of a toppled skyscraper, but the generic and repetitive combat drags down the overall experience.
Mar 9, 2012Gamers who are looking for an experience thick with atmosphere and who don't mind this linear approach will probably enjoy I Am Alive, but the rest of us might want to wait and see if there's a more interesting survival experience provided by the upcoming Tomb Raider reboot.
Mar 6, 2012Yes, you may tire of I Am Alive before you reach the credits, but the overall experience is still an intense and worthwhile one - the game not only forces you to take risks, it takes some great risks itself. If you've already tired of every other shooter's and climber's formulas, this hybrid will surprise you, test you, and remind you why experimentation in games is always a good thing, even when it doesn't fully work out.
Mar 18, 2012It has very good ideas, but somehow the game derailed while on its cursed development.
Mar 8, 2012I can't even begin to describe how much I tried to like this game...Unfortunately the execution was so unresponsive and flawed it destroyed any immersion or emotion the experience could have potentially delivered and that is a crying shame.
Mar 7, 2012Core ideas that exist in I Am Alive show an exceptional amount of promise, but the title shows its hand far too quickly, running out of captivating tricks within the first few hours.
Mar 7, 2012There are tons of great ideas here, and when your breathlessly pulling yourself up the side of a skyscraper or picking off a would-be rapist with an arrow to the skull you see those great ideas peeking through, but they never come together in any cohesive way. In the end, the game feels more like a proof of concept experience than an actual game.
Mar 6, 2012I Am Alive has great ideas and poor execution. It ends up being a flat, frustrating game that isn't worth your time or money.
Mar 21, 2012All in all, I Am Alive does most things well on paper – it's tight and succinct, priced as such, and it's a type of game we've yet to really explore (a gritty and realistic look at post-apocalyptic survival). Unfortunately, in spite of how cool it could have been, it ends up missing the mark by quite a big margin.
Mar 6, 2012I Am Alive is a strong game premise that really fails to launch. Its great mood and solid combat system are overcome with poor design choices and story that just goes nowhere. I can't recommend it to anyone but the most ardent of supporters or diehard fans of The Road or other destroyed world apocalyptic fiction.
Apr 26, 2012Ah well. One final tinge of guilt for an awful, disgusting, unsettling thing I never wanted to do. That sums up I Am Alive concisely.
games(TM)Apr 17, 2012It comes nowhere close to living up to its title's protestations. [Issue#121, p.112]
X-ONE Magazine UKApr 2, 2012The fighting and climbing become exercises in frustration, and there isn't enough depth here. [Issue#83, p.100]
Mar 14, 2012I Am Alive is extra disappointing because it has so much potential right up front, and then wastes no time squandering all of it. Its premise is exciting but its promise goes wholly unfulfilled, and at some point you've got to stop lauding a game's good ideas and think about how much you actually enjoyed playing it.
Mar 6, 2012I am Alive is a failure. After launching it you quickly understand why Ubisoft has held it on the back burner for so long. Instead of a survival game in a big city you get a few hours of slow fighting with platforms, emotionless shooting and a couple of quick-time events.
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 151 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 25 out of 52
Mixed: 17 out of 52
Negative: 10 out of 52
Mar 7, 2012Wow, I Am Alive is a fantastic game, is so interesting, the gameplay is fantastic, the story is amazing, this is one of the biggest sorprisesWow, I Am Alive is a fantastic game, is so interesting, the gameplay is fantastic, the story is amazing, this is one of the biggest sorprises of 2012, and I never believe that.… Full Review »
Mar 11, 2012For a 15$ game it is outstanding. Are the graphics great compared to a regular 60$ xbox title? No. But it honestly looks pretty damn goodFor a 15$ game it is outstanding. Are the graphics great compared to a regular 60$ xbox title? No. But it honestly looks pretty damn good for an arcade title.
Bad: There are occasional moments of frustration with gameplay. Too linear. I wish that problems could be approached from many different angles, instead of essentially one angle of attack.
Good: Many people will probably detest the combat. You essentially cannot beat two opponents if you are out of ammo and there isn't a cliff or a fire around. But this made ammo precious. And made every fight a tough tactical battle. I have to put the guy with the gun down right away, and if I don't intimidate the other two right away, before they can scoop up his pistol, I'm done for.
I loved the look of the game. I liked the look of the bad guys.
The dark tone of the game is awesome. When I was in a tight spot and badly wounded I had to eat some human meat to survive. I let an innocent guy die, because I really didn't want to use my last bullet to save him. These were awesome moments.… Full Review »
Mar 7, 2012No, seriously, don't trust the IGN review. It's true that they said it was bad, but it's false that it's bad because it's good, good notNo, seriously, don't trust the IGN review. It's true that they said it was bad, but it's false that it's bad because it's good, good not great, but definitely not bad. not good good, but just good. good enough. good enough for me and good enough for yo momma' i've waited a long time for this game. years. and now i'm playing it. not only am i playing it, but i'm also enjoying myself as i'm playing it. so if you have 1200 points and you aren't afraid of the future, because we all know this game is more than a game, it's a warning sign for things to come in this country and the world and the good men and women of ubisoft are doing us a kindness in releasing this game and helping us mentally prepare for the coming global social breakdown of social society. no more facebook. no more smartphones. no more hot pockets.… Full Review »


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|Nov 15, 2016
|current report
|Nov 9, 2016
|current report
|Nov 8, 2016
|shaulson, joseph h
|Nov 8, 2016
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|Third Quarter 2016
|Form 10-Q