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As most readers will recall, the Ayrton Senna Tribute content was originally set for release in GT6 today. Unfortunately, a few regional licensing issues have complicated a simultaneous worldwide launch of the new content, but don't worry – it will arrive before the end of this week, as I learned after speaking with SCEA today.
For now, they've sent over an impressive batch of in-game screenshots featuring Senna's cars, including his DAP Racing Kart, Lotus 97T, and 1983 West Surrey Racing British F3 car. Stay tuned for more news!
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Wow! I'm impressed with Jordan for putting in the effort to get this information. Big thanks to GTP.
For all the people complaining about the complainers, saying that their "12 year old's" and that they "cant read the original post properly" and that they "shouldn't complain on gtplanet" (where else?).
How about you notice the bigger picture, a large section of the community is tired of the way things happen at PD (yes even if this time its not their fault) no news but tons of hype!
These "complainers" obviously love Gran Turismo that's why they get so excited by new content and still await the promised content from launch, and then get frustrated by the constant missed dates and silent treatment between the hype.
Bar a few ridiculous comment most are just saying "jeez again!" & "there's always something!"
Would any of you put money on any PD announced date?
Care free mentality from people with too much money and success.. it's always going to happen.. things don't happen fast at PD and by the time they do, the excitement has dropped off considerably. What happened to Japanese honour?
Jordan on the other hand has to deal with both sides, so I take my somewhat crumpled up hat off to him.
PD should just hire Jordan directly, and make him head of Public Relations with PD.
If Jordan and the GTPlanet team can manager that without bias towards the community or towards PD; which they have managed to do
thus far somehow, and wonderfully @ that might I add, then that would likely be the most ideal outcome anyone can hope for.
@Szrt Ice, I've got a spare step ladder you can borrow if you need it.
+1 I'm tired of paying for incomplete games. We the consumers and fans are the ones that lose out from the developer's "we will just patch it later on" mentality. Short changed, with tons of bugs, and less features than it's predecessors, costing roughly twice, and looking nearly identical and yet here we all are, eagerly awaiting a patch that doesn't address any of the problems, just adds eye candy and bait for the over zealous.
Lol, thanks Jimantonic!
Clever name btw!
@ Kiosk, that's a bit of a wild exaggeration don't you think? GT5 cost the same in the shops as GT6…that could hardly be called 'roughly double' by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, I'm not sure which games you've been playing, but I've yet to come across one that does that, or look basically the same as the preceeding games…
Apparently you've never played call of duty mean elf. They only release half the game and make you buy the rest as a $60 DLC and it's the same game every year
@ Mean Elf:
See: Capcom, EA, Activision
PD needs to learn not to jump the gun, so to speak. Seems with most updates, new features content it gets a delay. Maybe just don't say anything then surprise us all with it. That way you won't get so many complaints about content being late or never showing up if you make promises for something that is yet to exist. That way we would all be happy because we wouldn't have known any better.
I'm glad the PD team keep working on their games so long after release. So many game developers, cough*(EA)*cough, move on to churn out the next mindless consumer lump of nothing. Though often a love hate relationship, GT is one of the good ones.
My only major gripe are the standards, they should have been left behind with the PS2
R.I.P Ayrton Sena
Never heard of him. Is he related to Ayrton Senna?
What a ridiculous moment to use as opportunity to display your arrogance! He's saying rest in peace, and all you can focus on is an irrevocable grammatical error?
No words…
That escalated quickly…
yuss, dat wuz ridikilous ;)
Too bad you can't use emotes in here…lol
I can't wait! Thank you for keeping us updated Jordan! :D
Hi all,
Not new to reading but this is my first post.
A few things need clarifying I think.
I spent nearly 5 years of my life working for a Japanese company and they are notorious (in business) as compulsive liars and cannot (not will not) accept any error has been made on their part. Its refered to as not losing 'face'.
Please dont get me wrong, I enjoy the GT games on ps3 because I'm a playstation guy and they are convenient competition and interactivity with geographically far off friends. BUT…
Gran Turismo has never, regardless of what the 'we can't heed your suggestions' japanese at PD think, accurately simulated any form of racing or vehicle dynamics. Compared to the PC developed simulators that I ALSO enjoy, GT has always been more of an arcade, dive straight in with your mates sort of experience, which it is very good at.
I love my PS3 for the convenience of having it in the front room, I just wish a few developers would port a really good Racing Sim to it. You guys would never look back.
I too look forward very much to the Senna content, he was my childhood idol (along with Our Nige) because of the fierce racing and competitiveness. I doubt however, that PD being what they are, are capable of pulling it off properly.
I hope I'm proved wrong.
good post. Thank you for your insight.
It's good to have content coming. It's also a possibility that there will be more in the near future especially with GT5 on-line coming to an end. That can only mean PD techs will have more time to spend on GT6 and GT7 development.
I still think PD publicity department needs to take a chill pill and slow down the hype.
For example, the following information came from PD in January and was posted on GTPlanet: "A new track is coming for Gran Turismo 6, set to be released some time in February."
This information on was passed presumably by PD to Jordan who posted it in these pages. Jordan is not in the habit of posting lies or absurd rumors to the readers of GTP. So why in the hell would PD push that information if they did not have the content ready to roll?
It's just another example of PD overloading their collective a$$e$.
They just need to calm down and be real. End of story………………..
They only agitate fans and bring disappointment when they cannot follow through on their MANY promises. They don't seem to learn from past mistakes. They need to be more realistic with their projections. Just tell the freaking truth about what they can and cannnot do with the current game.
I agree that licensing and legal disputes/concerns have caused many more delays than what PD/Kaz has caused. However, you would hope we as users and PD as the supplier come to understand that not everything is in PD's control.
As for things that PD can and does control, like new tracks, features and the like, I'll say it again; the hardware has limited what PD is able to do in those areas. If you think Bathurst is a memory hog, you must know that the new track shown in January will just about choke the PS3 with its processing demands.
It would be good if PD/Kaz admit they need to be creative in order to place more tracks and features into the game because the hardware can't support it. Then maybe we would all be able to understand the delays better and not react as harshly. But I don't see that coming anytime soon. I just hope with GT5 support going away, PD will have more time to fix issues in GT6. That said, the Senna content rocks. And I hope the Vision VW drives better than it looks. :)
I highly doubt the removal of GT5's online will have much effect to GT6's rate of production. The only thing it will do is free up server space, and what, like a few hours time for the online department responsible for making Seasonal Events out of already available in-game content.
Any sudden increase in GT6's release of content/features correlating with GT5's server termination will likely and mostly be coincidental or pre-planned to entice the remaining GT5 fan base into a GT6 purchase.
This is gonna be sick! Can't wait! :DDD
I can't wait to race the West Surrey Racing F3
Its all good, Senna content imminent and new Vision GT car, great stuff, can't wait to have a blast of that Lotus 97T :)
As long as we get the content by the end of May I'm happy.
So close til we get these awesome cars. I don't see why everyone is complaining, would you rather have 4-5 cars every few months for free or have to pay for 10 cars every month? The combined cost of Forza 5 and all of its DLC is $109.94 or $99.99 with the FM5 PASS while you get all of this GT6 DLC for free so why are you all complaing? Accept the game for what it is and be happy they aren't charging you for content that other developers are charging for their games
Gt6 @ $40 on PSN right now.
No. I rather pay for monthly car and track packs. As much as these dlc packs are free, they suck. The worst is that they try to sell it with bells and whistles as something special when it's absolutely the opposite. There is no excuse for PD to take this long and just deliver this sorry-arse excuse for extra content.
Why wouldn't content about Senna be special?
PD is just using Senna's popularity tp hide the fact that can't release any content of worth or fix the problems with the game. Let's face it; this is as much as they can do when it comes to extra content.
And Senna might've been whoever he was, but GT6's Senna content will be as short lived and useless when it comes to gameplay and reply value.
It'll be fun for the first 30 minutes or so, but it won't be able to hide the fact tha it's another half-baked sucky GT add on.
I appreciate not paying for DLC, but I have to be honest, that Long Beach track, which was free I believe, to me is worth all of the GT5 DLC combined to date, not including the Senna content which we don't have yet.
(predicted responses)
It was rubbish because there was no livery editor, wing mirrors only contained black blobs not fully formed cars and the sound was merely functional.
TIA, Grandad.
People keep complaining and whining that the content isn't coming out. But they'll still play GT6. There really is no point in complaining, as I found out.
Wrong… People are not playing GT6 anymore… Sales numbers of GT6 are basically half of what GT5 sold and many people gave up on GT6 soon after they got it in December.
Wrong. I used to be the biggest GT fan and I no longer play the game. The franchise is only alive because of its name, because as a game, it's pretty much dead.
And Wrong again. Not playing until we get new locations to race. I'd rather have 1,000 tracks and 5 cars, than 5 tracks and 1,000 cars.
I'm waiting for the Zahara, the track creator, the racing clubs and community features, and the "so many tracks, it will make your hat fall off!" (The latter of which, I now believe to be about GT7).
Any of these features will make me come running, but the cars, they'll only feel new to me if I have somewhere new to drive them. And I'm talking about locations, not variations. Until then, I'm having more fun racing on GTAV (Yep!, don't judge me!)
Gran Turismo is still my favorite game, that I no longer play.
Well said SZRT. That basically sums it up for me too. GT is still my favorite game as well, but I just don't feel like playing it anymore. Been playing Forza 3 for almost two months now, and the more I play it, the less I want to touch GT. As said before , I'll keep waiting until something worth it comes out.
I picked GT6 up on release day with quite a bit of excitement. As of now, I believe the last update I downloaded for GT6 was 1.04 and haven't played it since. I don't think the course maker could even convince me to play GT6 again.
Most of the time I spend on GTP is now limited to the Project CARS threads.
The Senna anniversary was some four weeks ago.
A true tribute would have been made on the day.
Makes you wonder when PD celebrate birthdays, etc.
ABOUT :censored: TIME!
erm…why so much hate on Jordan?
Where do you see any hate on Jordan?
Don't people work anymore? Gran Turismo should not be the focus of your life. There is actually a beautiful world outside, go and see it..
The Real Dissapointment Simulator.
GTPlanet, real bitc*ing simulator
Nice one, Dust.
2nd that DustPohl. It is a disappointment but really, if you feel that strongly about how Polyphony are doing with this game there are a multitude of others that you can go and play. Get a life people!
It is a disappointment, don't get me wrong. But going on GTPlanet to bit*h about it is really stupid
Where else would you go?
So wait there is no updates at all?? Not even something small that doesn't need Licencing??
The update IS the Senna update. It just means it's getting a 2 or 3 day delay. It's already to go, it just needs to be cleared
I know people are saying that the licensing should have been squared away, but come on now, this is an F1 license we're talking about, the reason we haven't had an F1 license before is because they are so ridiculous about their terms. If this was IndyCar or a some sports car series or a new manufacturer, then I might be on them a bit, but they have to deal with Bernie and The Clowns for an F1 license so I'm gonna be easy on PD.
Well said, licensing in general though is a bleedin' minefield, moves slowly and never seems to be easy.
Agreed that licences are a PITA…..but, in this case, I'm not sure it has anything to do with Bernie and F1…..AFAIK you only need an F1 licence if you plan to run more than one F1 car at a time as that constitutes a race; if it is only one car, then the licence is just from the manufacturer ie Lotus etc. If I'm wrong, then I'll admit it as I don't fully know all the ins and outs but that is my understanding of it
Thanks Amac500 and nursemorph for the inside look at politics and law, because that is probably the real reason, and if so, hopefully they are trying to get an F1 racing license and therefore could maybe include even more formula cars and formula races!!!
We had Ferrari F1 in GT5… what is different now?
Ferrari is one make, the Lotus is another.
Any ideas what 80's Brands Hatch & Monza would likely mean?
Layout changes?
Re-profiled corners / gravel traps?
Crowd have mullets and moustache?
In the case on Monza the chicane on the front stretch is different, I believe it's a 4 part, rather than the current 2 part, and the angle of the corners are all different. It's more of esses than it is a chicane actually.
80s Brands was not very different. http://www.autofixtures.com/brands-hatch.html
Graham Hill Bend was a longer curve rather than a kink and a sharper curve.
Westfield was much longer and faster.
There was no kink at the bottom of the hill after Westfield
Sheene curve was called Dingle Dell and a blind corner much like it is now but a bit sharper I think and further up the hill.
Dingle Dell became a chicane in the 90s and then renamed Sheene Curve after Barry Sheene's death http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/43006/ with the kink back down the hill being named Dingle Dell.
As far as gravel traps go, Paddock was tarmac on the outside of the kerb with either a Shell or Dunlop advert, Westfield and Dingle Dell had just grass, as did Clearways & Druids but I'm not so sure of those 2. Will need to dig out the old photos.
As for the crowd, you might see me as a kid in my Parker coat zipped up on Hailwood Hill on the way up to Druids, sucking an orange ice lolly :)
Culprit possibilities
1) Micro$oft – bribing manufacturers from releasing content
2) Alain Prost – may still harbour bad blood towards Senna bcos of their rivalry.
Ayrton Senna content = A+
PolyPhony Digital = F
Sony = F
How can something be an A+ from the studio you rate as an F on a game you feel is D-?
Makes no sense kiddo.
@MeanElf =A+
@CorvetteConquer = F
Thank you SirCarltonLotus.
Its cool. Most probably don't remember the legal problems that almost kept the Deltawing out of GT6. Delays are becoming a fact of life and not just in video games. We live such complicated lives anymore. 20 years ago when cell phones were no more powerful than a wrist watch and video games were mostly an assembly of a few low definition blocks it would be much easier to bring out a video game. And of course with no internet like we have today we were stuck with whatever content we bought and took out of the nearest Walmart.
Ten years before that when I was just a child we had the Atari and the first Nintendo was a year from its release. So yeah this young generation of gamers is pretty lucky to have what they do. And their kids will be complaining about the next holographic game to come out that does not include a smell feature or something.
:tup: times five thousand
Totally want to drive these new open wheel cars…would have been nice to see them on a clearly retro monza/hatch.
And aw, i was hoping to see the senna kart on that kart track from the GT6 theme song…not on the silverstone track.
That pics! Hope for good sounds as well
Can't wait to hear those cool looking lawnmowers.
Can't wait for you to move on to boards of racers you actually like…
@TenaciousD – I don't think that board exists…lol.
@ TD and JP :)
This new content looks pretty damn cool if i'm honest… so that's good news. Then after reading the article, I look at the comments again to find a bunch of people complaining… I have the impression that most people on here are around the age of 11. It seems that most of the people on here have not read the article, it clearly states the reason why the content is late, it also tells us that we are getting it this week still. If it was delayed by 2 months for example, I would completely understand but we're only going to be waiting a few days at the most. Yes I know PD has track record of being late with updates but moaning and groaning about it is not going to change anything, plus your getting it for free. I can't think of many racing games that have extensive updating during its life cycle, you people need to stop being hung up on the 'Well we don't have this yet' or 'I wish it had this' and just except the game for what it is.
Well put. I agree with you 100%.
Maturity and common sense are rare commodities on the nets. And – oh look where we are! The Real Complaining Stimulator.
Right, opting to complain about complainers. That's a much better option. Way more mature. On, and calling people 11 year olds just because they have a difference in opinion is such a mature argument. This self-righteous crap is getting old. Half the time people are egging on the complainers before any complaints are made. You guys are no better than them.
@ SZRT Ice Look, there are many things that I want in GT6 such as;
– Porsche Cars
– If not Porsche, premium ruf cars or just more ruf
– more tracks and cars (don't care if free or not)
– Course Creator
– Ferrari F50
These are a handful of things I want in GT6 right but there not in GT6 for what ever reason. But I am not going to throw my toys out of the pram because some of the things I want are not in the game. As I said in my first post, I understand the let downs because I feel let down but I enjoy the game for what it is.
At the end of the day, I wasn't involved in the development of the game, so why should I expect certain things from them. I don't mind people sharing their concerns and gripes as long as it's constructive and objective. It's the self-titled idiots that say "wheres my course editor! i'm done with this game, i can't wait till project cars comes out".
The negativity that the GT has received recently (in some cases rightly so) has given a lot of people on here some so sort of right to demand things and get mardy when it doesn't get there way.
People still bang on about the course editor and how PD are lazy, I want the course creator myself. But i'm not gonna get bitter about the fact its not in the game and certainly not gonna stop myself from enjoying the game because of it. They havn't spoken about the course editor in 5-6months and it was never said to be a feature at launch, so to me there's point getting upset about it, you might as well just let it go and enjoy the game as it is now and if it doesn't come, then its a shame, if it does then awesome.
Sorry for the rant but it really annoys me, I don't care about the complaints (I have many myself), it's the childish attitude that people have.
Definitely around 11 years old. I'm mean look at @Izzyracer97's post, he said he took 1 day from school for a game… LMAO!!!
*day off
Still sounds about right, kinda…
You sir, are correct!
This is just embarrassing. I'm not even angry I actually feel bad for them at this point.
Where's my track maker?!?!
Your? Pretty sure it's not only yours…
No kidding!
Somehow I now feel that we won't ever get this content or any other content ever again for GT6.
Care to explain your strange bit of logic?
Just wanted to say, I freakin' called it. Check my latest "status" post.
A delay is still a delay, no matter the reason.
For those who feel they have to whine about every little thing, I created a new thread called "The GT6 Drama Queen Thread".
…and it's closed…
Did you make sure to include your own whining about others whining in the OP?
They look great!!!
I can fully understand this. The Senna content is about to come out, and it would take some of the fire away from it to release them at the same time.
You know this just seems to keep happening every since GT5, When are we going to get some confidence about a release date?
This is getting ANNOYING, On the other hand I do have other games I enjoy playing.
For those of you who have never had to deal with a legal issue (read LAWYERS) let me just tell you that all of your "taking care of this months ago" can fly out the window the second a lawyer changes his mind or raises a concern at the last minute.
The mainstream world of business (anymore) is dominated by the whims and worries of laywers and underwriters (insurance companies), and I suspect that many of the entitled whiners on here have yet to enter that world or still live in Mom's basement.
And to add I am certain this content is at the top of Kaz's list of stuff to do under GT6's umbrella as this is a very personal project he decided to include, including raising awareness to the institute and the legacy of Senna. So claims that suggest careless and whatever are laughable. Whenever you accuse someone of specific wrongdoing (without any evidence to support your claim), realize that you a usually revealing to the world how YOU operate and how YOU think, therefore telling more about yourself than those you blindly accuse.
Finally. Someone who understands that problems sometimes surface, and cause a delay of content such as this. You guys need to understand that PD is working their laurels off with this content, and they're not just delaying it because they are lazy. I know it might be frustrating, heck, I've been waiting extremely anxiously for this, but we must understand that it is not PD's fault (just read the article and you'll see what I mean), also, you must learn to be more graceful, it's free DLC anyways, right?
By the way, thanks for keeping us posted, Jordan.
PS: you cannot compare Forza to GT. Forza is an arcade game, and GT is a full on racing simulator, it's like comparing a VW Beetle against a Pagani; you just can't.
+1 x infinity
sony pd im don with u fix car sound circuit creator
^That's sarcasm, for those who don't understand this type of things until someone explains it to them.
U so rite buddy Forza is the gratest eva PD cant do nothin rite.
Sound eh.. I just got the ruf rt-12 on iracing and that thing sends chills up your spine.. sooo good!
@Magic Ayrton…shhhh
Vroom vroom :D
On another note. I want to thank everyone that maintains the GTPlanet website. A great job you all are doing. I know it's a lot of work maintaining a website. I really appreciate all the time and money that you put into it. I visit here everyday and look forward to seeing what's new to read.
Go GTPlanet!!!
Yep, thanks Jordan! I know I can be an a** h*** @ times, but I appreciate this site and the work of all associated with it. I appreciate Kaz too. Just feel him and his team need to get it together.
It's all love @ the end of the day. I simply want the best for GT.
So come on Kaz & PD! You got this!
Yeah I'll admit I have been complaining for months due to not hearing anything. I hope PD keeps this up because I really disliked myself being a whiner… Never again, I hate grumpyToko….. >_>
Come on GTPlanet! :D
Yay, Happy Toko is back :)
Agreed ynot, it's something that gets easily forgotten amongst all of the other stuff.
It's great to be back @MeanElf. :D
I recall saying how hard it would be to update a game that has differnt regions…
Heres my only complaint. Why is Jordan here on GTPlanet having to be the one who calls SONY and PD for information. SONY/PD should always be the first ones out with the info before we find out from anyone else. They new it would not be ready today. There is just hardly any communication from PD. I fail to understand why that is. Maybe GTPlanet could get them to create an account here on GTPlanet so they can post information and answer questions on a regular basis. Not just the KAZ one, but a permanent one. You would think a company would love to read feedback from its fans. Just my thoughts. I really hope they finish GT6 before 7 comes out.
you are not alone
Then your complaint is with Sony and PD. There's nothing we can do about it. I'm thankful Jordan has an inside edge so we can find these things out when no one else can.
Just a an FYI for all the people saying "but at least it's free content" yeah well if it wasn't for this "free content" gt6 would be the same game as the last 5 installments with only a handful of new cars so the the DLC is actually the "new game" and without it… Yeah people are gonna be mad!
PD tried, but sadly, things got complicated at the very last time, complicated enough to delay the release.
To everyone: If you are getting pissed off, just read the post! Come on, get it together and realize the fact that car licensing is no easy task. Calm yourselves. In any matter, the content will be released this week. I understand all of your attitudes and fading patience. Give PD a break for a change. They may have packed something extra in there for us. You just never know.
I'm really looking forward to driving this race master, Ayrton Senna's vehicles. This will be awesome. Driving a Lotus 97T around Spa… dear god that sounds great!
I like how (not even going to mention his name) is not here to say anything about those who are complaining but target me from before in the BMW VGT news article.
I say good riddance he's not here to bother me again…
Also he's a jerk too
Who are you talking about? Kollosson?
No, not @Kollosson. Since that 'other guy' isn't here, I won't mention him at all.
lol me?
When it gets here it gets here. I haven't lost any sleep waiting for yet.
Sony, PD, thank you for free stuff!! I can wait another month if I have to :)
Lmao! PD are just useless, i knew it!
Can't they do anything that involves time, sounds and quality any more?
Where are the PD from the PS1 & 2 era?
Please bring them back, we've had enough of these clowns!
*facedesk* Did you not read the post?
*facedesk* yes i did, and the last excuse and the excuse before that…. Zzzzzz.
Yet again they knew full well it wasn't going to be ready but yet again failed to communicate anything to us.
We'd still be sat waiting like dumbasses if it wasn't for Jordan contacting them!
What do we matter though eh, it's not like we're the ones who keep Kaz in cigarettes, booze and trying to be a Z list racing driver by buying the games are we?
Too much like hard work to even create a simple Twitter account to keep us informed isn't it?
I'm sure Kaz will soon get his act together once we all give up on GT but alas it will be too late.
If Project Cars nails the basics in November then GT is on death row.
No Phil, you will be sitting at your tv like "dumbasses" (wearing a helmet suit and gloves) waiting for a video game to fulfill your z list fantasy, the rest have lives and a purpose that need to be attended to and will check the next time we want to entertain ourselves. We all have content that can be played and why not play online where its a consistant flow of new things to do, tberes over 1200 cars and 30+ track layouts to run why not use them thats why we bought the game. A few years ago on Dec. 6 when we bought GT6 or whenever you bought it that wouldve been it, there would be no new content to look forward to, there would be no new races, hotlaps seasonals or whatever every 2 or so weeks, there would be no online racing just the game as it was sold as when it was released. Whk would of thought a video game could cause a worldwide fit like this has, appreciate what they have given us as a way to entertain us and pass our downtime it could be a lot worse than some delay in new content that will be given without us paying for their work in return which these days jus dont happen very often.
@phil Let me debunk your points one by one.
Yet again they knew full well it wasn't going to be ready but yet again failed to communicate anything to us. – No they didn't. As someone else mentioned, the business world these days is pretty much run by lawyers and if one of them comes out of left field and presents a concern about licensing, it can create an issue that's relatively unforeseeable and may take time to resolve.
We'd still be sat waiting like dumbasses if it wasn't for Jordan contacting them! – For all we know Sony could have voluntarily contacted him with the info. Not devaluing his work, though, it's still great! :)
What do we matter though eh, it's not like we're the ones who keep Kaz in cigarettes, booze and trying to be a Z list racing driver by buying the games are we? – Why the hell do you think he's working to give us a GPS-based course creator? Or for that matter, bother adding a metric crapload of features to online races to make them more fun?
Too much like hard work to even create a simple Twitter account to keep us informed isn't it? – Then judging by this I suppose writing 50+ million lines of code and thereby creating a game that totals 15+gb in size is easy. For that matter, so is modelling 200+ new premiums and traveling the world to model over 70 tracks. Yeah, I can do that. Just give me 218 more hands and create 109 more copies of my PC, then give me 5 years to develop the game.
I'm sure Kaz will soon get his act together once we all give up on GT but alas it will be too late. – Gran Turismo is a core part of car culture. Even if Kaz doesn't "get his act together" (which he has, it's just some of the people around him that don't), GT will continue to sell well for a very long time.
If Project Cars nails the basics in November then GT is on death row. – It's a good game, but so far nowhere near the level of GT. Nor do I see it becoming such. GT gets WAY more right than pCARS. The presentation is nicer, the AI isn't as stupid (yes, pCARS AI is pretty dumb), the number of cars and tracks is huge, GT has a proper photo mode and an actual replay suite, and when the Course Creator drops, driving games are going to be changed for good. I defy you to name a feature of pCARS that will be able to say that.
Phil is correct on all points. Peple giving PD another free pass for yet another failure do nothing to encourage them to improve.
Thanks Jordan, I'm glad somebody is able to beat any shred of info out of SCEA about GT6.
On a side note: Why has nobody commented on the render quality of the F3 car? Goog God in heaven look at that detail!!! I mean there are even textures on the tread section of the tires.
OMG so many crybabies! so what if it doesnt come out till next month and stop sucking Jordans ass people! my gawd
"stop sucking Jordans ass people!"
What's wrong with you?
Umm… what did I just read? Anyway, I'm looking forward to this update. It will be fun, more than likely.
Troll is as troll does.
Can't wait to drive them.
Thank you for the information Jordan. There is no information about this neither on blog.us.Playstation.com or Gran Turismo.com, so thanks again for getting this information for us.
This delay is both laughable and sad at the same time.
But Polyphony Digital did say may, not a date like blog.us.Playstation.com did (the blog seems to be gone from their site, i can't find it anymore) hopefully they did not get the date from Polyphony Digital, because they are very little trustable as it is.
I pity the blind followers who support this dying franchise no matter what. Turn10
has a decade less experience than PD and yet has never missed a deadline or postponed DLC.
GranTurismo has been a major part of my life for many years, but they are just flaunting our support like we are stupid mindless lemmings.
I pity the mindless babies that don't understand why this is getting delayed, and because they can't read.
I'm not even going to bother, just continue being mindless and blind at reading with sense of understand things.
*no sense
"I'm not even going to bother". Well, you just replied, so clearly you are going to bother.
And before you start saying things about "being able to read", I suggest you learn how to type properly…
If you want to waste money and blindly follow your masters over the quality cliff like a lemming, go ahead…but don't expect those of us who can think for ourselves to follow you…
Do you enjoy being a troll? No life? No girlfriend? Mom's basement?
And postponing DLC constitutes for a bad game?
Pretty obvious troll here. After all, his name does contain the word 'corrupt'
"GT is dead"
"I pity the blind followers"
"Aren't T10 and Forza just the best"
And there, we have the basic structure of a troll comment.
Thanks for the update Jordan.
Hell YES! Can't wait to drive this bad boy! Who cares if the DLC got postpone..
We waited long enough, why would it hurt to wait few more days?
Keep the INFO. coming Jordan!
You guys will never be happy, right?
The release date got pushed back, so? Is that still such a huge and unexpected deal in the gaming industry nowadays? I thought that everyone "accepted" canceled release dates as a standard procedure for videogames by now.
Delays do happen in the games industry, but that information is usually given weeks/months before instead of that day or weeks later as was the case with the RB challenge.
The people who are saying "Oh it's been delayed, damn you PD" you need to freakin read.
"Unfortunately, a few regional licensing issues have complicated a simultaneous worldwide launch of the new content, but don't worry – it will arrive before the end of this week, as I learned after speaking with SCEA today."
Why can't people read? Geez…
For Jordan: thank you so much for your hard work. Now we know something and we are not in the air like before.
I had enough of PD & GT6 months ago & stopped playing it. This new content is too little too late for me. Just heard the news the new content is delayed lol.
I feel sorry for all of you waiting & expecting the new stuff today though but it's typical PD. I think GT has had it's day now. I certainly won't be buying GT7. It was a mistake getting GT6.
And still you keep coming back because…
Regional licensing issues… yeah right. Are Sony/PD seriously going to claim that a launch which has been planned for at least 7 months featuring licenses from the 1980s really came unstuck in the last 3 weeks? Utter nonsense.
I take it that you have no clue about licensing in a game from 2014.
Leo is right. This excuse nonsense. It's not like this happens to other games. Why does PD always drop the ball?
I blame GTplanet!!!!
If Jordan didn't work so hard finding news about Gran Turismo we would all be happy sitting in the dark knowing absolutely nothing about anything just like PD wants.
Wow. Sad but true. But don't give SCEA or PD any ideas. At least we know SOMETHING.
Thats funny . Keep up the great work GTPLANET THANKS FOR ALL INFO . REALLY GUYS GREAT JOB. BUT WERE . Still frustrated with the situation people that have played the game as long as I do understand that PDs track record sucks . Lets go back to gt5 every two mnths dlc would be released ….. wrong never happened . Now gt acadamy gt5 is closing servers and hes focased on finding racecar drivers. Kaz forgets 90% of americans playing video games are to fat to fit in a rececar. Lets remember whos been riding and racing this game sence 97 . Im one of them still have the game . Come on PD. Get with it listen to ur fans
Sony, please hurry with my content to the passionate people that represent me.
-A. Senna
I want to work for PD or Sony, so I can be late and half @ss everything I do and keep my job. Just kidding:)
Hey, licensing issues. Yeah PD, we all buy that. After all, you've only been making GT games for 15 years, we don't really expect you to have a clue how to make them properly by now…
licensing issues is the sole reason we won't ever get proper sounds in any GT game for PS3 & 4
"licensing issues is the sole reason we won't ever get proper sounds in any GT game for PS3 & 4" Bwahahahahaha! I see what you did there ;)
I said it earlier this month and I'll say it again.
Yes, is time to learn that >:(
It did say a "Late May" update, but at the Playsation blog it stated a 27th may 2014 release, this may be the reason many people are upset now. I don't really care all that much it's still a free update after all.
I've been waiting all day for news on the Senna content and finally I found out it isn't coming out yet. Exactly the same thing happened yesterday with VW's VisionGTGTI, is it too difficult to give an accurate release date for cintent?!
why can't PD ever get there release date right this is bs I took off a day from school so I could get the car as soon as possible >:( very angry!
Woa bro'. Bad prioritizing much?
lol, just take care of your studying, and videogames come second ;)
Agreed with both.
Really? A video game over studying? How sad. You had better hope no school friends or teachers read your confession of sciving had you.
I think he safe unless there be a school with a student named Izzyracer97, damit Izzy he's right run!!!!
You need to learn how to prioritise. Studies should always come before gaming, you will realise thee benefit of this in the long term.
I bet is an F1 license… and PD fault.
Is anyone really surprised about this delay? It's a very typical maneuver of what PD is known for.
thanks for the update. I know these last minute things do crop up now and again
To all the people calling BS on the Licensing issues, PD does not do the licensing so stop with the idiotic bashing.
Who cares who does the licensing… It is either Sony or PD, Fact is we still don't have the content… And by the way who came up with the news about this delay? GtPlanet… If it was not for Jordan investigating about the delay we will be still in complete darkness.
The point is the idiotic whining brigade are out and again showing their idiotic ignorance because they didn't get what they wanted and are blindly going about acting this licensing issue is "BS" and bashing PD when it was shown IN this article that it is infact the issue according to SCEA, not PD.
@ RaceCar
But consider this. If you've known, not for weeks, or even months, but for over a year that you had plans for including a particular type of content in your game that would require licensing in select regions. Don't you think something so minute would have been taken care of already? Maybe even before the modelling process began?
As you may recall, this is not the 1st licensing issue PD has had. It happened with a kart track for GT5 based in Italy I belive. I mean, one would expect such a long running and successful company to know better about these things.
Who are u PD bodygaurd shut up people are frustrated and there voicing there opions they dont need people like u bashing them 90 percent of us do understand how to read and no one is bashing jordan if u read my post I thank him for giving us answers when PD or sony will not so back off the children . Letem vent . Im surejordan understands he dont need more people starting keyboard wars with tuff guys like u
Oh Lord another delay.
Aggggh bull shizzzz ive had it with polydigital im done f off poloydigital im going to forza jesus christ this company sucks above all . Have fun with this bull shizz absolutely ridiculous. Microsoft here I come
HAHA :) Get a life my friend :P
Congratulations!!!! You have recieved the award for 'Funniest Comment of the Day'!
I'm crying because you quit.
Tears of joy. that is.
Wow! This is completely the FIRST TIME I've heard someone make this threat! I've NEVER heard it before! Oh my, what will PD do without you?!? All hope for gaming is now lost! Woe is me, woe to the world of online sim racing!!!
Hahahahahaha, HAHAHAHAHA!!!! No wait I'm not done yet Hahahahah, HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
Im with you Skullsniper, plus im going to end my pointless life where i get enraged by free content being delayed, but before that ill destroy that cure for cancer i just perfected.
That'll teach you Polyolllywollydigitalis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !
If I had a penny for everytime I heard that I'd be rich.
Hahaha, how stoned is this guy?
Licencing issues for sure. This has been on the pipeline for months, and only today they noticed the licencing issues? Yeah right.
Licensing, really? This should have been done months ago before the release date was set.
Why can licensing never be :censored: simple? Why not say "Here, do this for us and then you can have that with that, that and that and you can certainly release it by -day the somethingth of this month."
Oh well, at least we've got a solid 5-day window on when it's going to come out and we're not going to spam the :censored: out of a single thread and annoy the original contributors and mods…
Thanks for the update Jordan. At least this time they told us why it would be late instead of leaving us in the dark. Was also good for them to show us screenshots even though we can quite play it yet. Time to buy his racing suit to get ready for some photomode round Monaco, Brands and Monza…
If we did not have GTplanet we will be still waiting for the update… Thank you PD, thank you Sony for letting us know…
First off, thanks for the news.
I hate to be that guy or sound rude (which I'm trying not to), but this isn't a big surprise that ALL the countries would want to enjoy this content. They had close to six months (or more) to do their homework and get this squared away. Let's hope for the best.
And they did not know about those regional licensing issues before? Sounds like BS to me…
Did they learn about these issues today 5 minutes before releasing the content?
The licensing issues are completely out of PD's hands. Its Sony which deals with those.
Forgetting the moaning about late delivery, for a moment, this fills a huge gap in the GT Universe. Finally, a lower tier formula race car. I HOPE that this thing can be raced like a spec racer. I don't know why GT doesn't have F500, FVEE, FF, FF2000, F3, GP2, Formula Renault, etc. I suppose it is more production car based.
The Lotus Renault will be pretty eye candy for sure, but I'm really looking forward to having a vintage F3 car in GT6.
Cool. I was'nt expecting that F3. Really beautyfull.
Its probably gonna come out tomorrow or Thursday
Finally, more news!!!
Them pictures look insane!!!
This is like the story of Achilles who will never be able to reach the turtle in a race…
Those damn Niue-ians
Where does this news come from?
And now it gets mentioned.
Pretty sure it was mentioned when we get update 1.07 yes, unless you didn't get it.
Yeah guys. Don't worry. This time, they'll hold true to their words.
Because they're words mean so very much…
Oh be excited, you know you want to. >:)
What happened to this franchise? I have been playing the Gran Turismo series since GT1.Licensing issues!?. What a lame @$$ excuse for not coming through with promised content….again. If this was true, then thanks for waiting for half of the day to tell us what you already knew last week.
I am done with this joke of a game.
Smeg, why don't you try to license everything in a game like this, and see if it's all smooth sailing then? Times have changed in gaming. Licensing is horrible.
By now we should all be aware any date PD gives out is just a rough estimate of a general time something could possibly happen.
Licensing issues are very likely out of their hands. Love how people jump to conclusions.
Whoo! You GT Saint Praiser Elitists crack me up! The only "conclusion he jumped to", was that by now we should not expect any date to be concrete!
There's "ALMLOST ALWAYS SOMETHING" out of PD's hands that happens to delay content!
He has the right to make this statement considering PD's "announcement track record"!
Talk about jumping to conclusions!
Why give a release date if you haven't finalized licensing yet? That is in PD's hands.
Blade – If your boss tells you something will be ready at a certain date, and you tell your customers it will be ready at that date – but something comes up and it suddenly isn't, is it your fault?
That's what happened here. Sony ( The ones behind the licensing and release dates – you know, the actual PUBLISHER of the game – AKA "The Boss" ) likely told PD everything would be fine and dandy on the 27th-28th. Licensing can be a tricky thing – and it often CAN spring up problems at the last minute.
It's not something that can be finished in a week. Just look at Rock Band – they have to get licensing for songs 6 months ( Minimum ) in advance. I doubt car manufacturers are any different.
You also assume it's PD making the decisions on dates – they just make the content. Sony handles the rest. The PUBLISHER handles marketing and release dates. You want to complain – complain about them. Developers don't have control over when their game comes out unless they're independent and self-publish.
Yes Sony's job would be obtaining the licences needed as they are the publisher.
Polyphony's job would be to let Sony know what content they wish to include in the game and early enough for Sony to arrange licencing in time.
Neither you or I know whats happened here so I guess the question is which company you feel more confident about when it comes to meeting deadlines, Sony's Televisions, Phones, Laptops, Films, Albums, Camera's, other Games seem to regularly appear on time.
Hows Polyphony's track record compare?
Also if it were me I would contact my customers (my fault or not) and apologize for the delay and explain why, not wait for them to contact me.
I'm ok with this. At least there is a reason.
Alright then, thanks PD for actually telling us why and what the reason was. As hyped up as this was, missing the deadline would have been a BIG deal in the community. But I can understand a licensing issue, just get it as soon as possible, tonight would be great.
Why am I not surprised?
Because you've read the article and understood that it was just licensing issues.
You have to admit, it's better communication than before…
A legitimate delay. Thanks for finding this information out. Hopefully, it will calm the masses.
PD: 'Content will be released this month.' Read and interpret as end of the month!
31may 23:59
+.999999999… seconds. And then servers be overloaded and slow to download until the following month.
Hawaiian time
Pago Pago, American Samoa is one hour behind Hawaii. Are you sure you meant that? ;)
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GHC works registerised. You must have GCC 2.7.x or later. The iX86 native-code generator is nearly there, but it isn't turned on by default.
Profiling works, and Concurrent Haskell works. Parallel Haskell probably works.
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Profiling works, so does Concurrent Haskell.
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Concurrent/Parallel Haskell probably don't work (yet). Profiling might work, but it is untested.
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Profiling works, Concurrent/Parallel Haskell might work (AFAIK, untested).
GHC works registerised (no native-code generator..yet). I suspect 2.7.x is what you need together with this.
Concurrent/Parallel Haskell probably don't work (yet). Profiling might work, but it is untested.
Once upon a time, David Wright in Tasmania has actually gotten GHC to run on a Macintosh. Ditto James Thomson here at Glasgow. You may be able to get Thomson's from here. (Not sure that it will excite you to death, but...)
No particularly recent GHC is known to work on a Mac.
Carsten Schultz succeeded with a ``registerised'' port of GHC 0.29. There's probably a little bit-rot since then, but otherwise it should still be fine.
Concurrent/Parallel Haskell probably won't work (yet).
GHC 2.0x and 3.0x haven't been tried on a Sun3. GHC 0.26 worked registerised. No native-code generator.
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Sparks that flew over Marks' security check
Your report on Mr John Lewis' unfortunate experience with Iceland (Money, 18.02) rang bells. I had a similar nightmare in Marks & Spencer.
I bought £27-worth of goods and asked for £50 cashback.
I keyed in my pin number and it came up "additional authorisation required". I was kept waiting 20 minutes - on my feet. I am 68. Finally, I was called to a poky little office and asked for a "password" - something I have never had. I explained I only had the pin I had just keyed in. I was then asked for my date of birth and part of my mother's maiden name. This was all in full hearing of the staff and any customers within earshot. They finally decided I was not a master-criminal - but I went home seething.
I wrote to M&S. All this elicited was a somewhat bland letter from head office. Things have to come to a pretty pass when honest customers are treated like potential criminals.
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ID card masquerading as an Oyster
I have two children who travel to school on the underground which is the only practical option. The introduction of Oyster cards to replace weekly travelcards (Anger over axing of family travelcards, Guardian Money 17.02) has inflated the weekly cost per child from £8.60 to £11.10. I feel like I've been mugged every Monday.
I also had to call Transport for London over my child's broken Oyster card. I was impressed at just how much they knew about her personal/travel details! Almost as good as an ID card!
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Blame the train operators, not TFL
As one of the millions of Londoners who pay to subsidise London Underground trains running out to well-heeled Chesham, I do not take kindly to your letter writer last week whinging about the end of the family travelcard and paying a commercial fare for her children to use the trains. The fact that the tube runs to Chesham in rural Buckinghamshire, is a historical anomaly which Londoners continue to pay for through their council tax.
As for pre-pay Oyster not being available on overground trains, the fault lies firmly with the operating companies, who refuse to adopt it.
Transport for London wants to include them, and is prepared to pay for the installation costs, but the train operating companies won't agree.
Another of the supposed advantages of privatisation!
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Thank you for last week's article about British Gas (You wait, and wait, and wait...) which must have struck a chord with lots of people.
I wrote asking for details of its complaints procedure on December 9 after a series of "no shows" by their engineers, involving my waiting in a cold empty house for many hours on two occasions. I got a reply saying there wasn't one almost a month later.
I wrote a lengthy email, but got no response until I complained about no response. I finally got a call from someone on February 16. They have, at last, agreed to refund two months' charges, and my heating finally got fixed last week, the house having grown damp etc without heating for almost three months over the winter.
They refused to compensate me for my time off work, or for the several pounds I had spent ringing them on my mobile phone from an empty house trying to find out what was going on.
The engineers are really very helpful in my experience - but they, too, complain about a chaotic system and having to deal with angry customers.
Sharon Grant via email
Fraud? Simply serve it up yourself
Now the chip and pin system is being universally adopted in order to increase credit card security, there is an obvious loophole.
In our local supermarket, some tills are now "self-service", and you can choose to pay, if you so wish, by swiping a credit card.
At no time are you required to put in a pin number or other identification, as would be the case if using a till with a sales assistant.
Clearly, this makes it very easy to use someone else's card illegally to make large and expensive purchases.
Roy Selby via email
There's only security in the long term
Your article on how the wi-fi revolution could cut your bill overlooks a serious risk. Stuart Robinson, whom you interviewed, said "... there are no security problems - neither of us knows what the other is doing online".
Precisely, so you should only share your connection with people you can trust. Possible, maybe, with long-term neighbours, but not if you are connecting up a whole block of flats.
Roger Cornwell, Durham
The price you really pay for switching
An article last week said: "Capped price deals look like a good bet again - particularly as you can always switch away if prices turn out to be lower than expected". This could not be more wrong; British Gas, a very major player, imposes penalties of up to £75 on those who switch during the capped period.
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Love it or hate it, Valentine's Day is just around the corner and every restaurant is fully booked, every florist is sold out and every chocolate shop has a queue trailing out of the door. Whether you have a special someone to share Valentines day with or you're planning a romantic evening with a bottle of pinot and a giant tub of ice cream, we've put together some dating advice to help you avoid a courting catastrophe this Valentine's Day.
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I travel to: Baton Rouge/New Orleans, LA; Apalachicola, FL; Richland, WA a number of times each year, and I sometimes try to shoot while I am there, depends on time, trip, etc. Sometimes I have non stop plans the whole time I am there, sometimes I have a few windows of time to shoot, it just varies.
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Make your mind up! With Jason Clarke
01/12/2012 , 2:12 PM by Olivia Holmes
Why can we be so decisive Monday to Friday and then spend the weekend dithering? How can we make our life run more like a well-oiled machine and make decisions with clarity and speed?
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INVESTORS are putting their money into the art and antiques market due to fears over continued volatility in the financial sector, a survey found.
The first Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Art and Antiques survey found that the market for collectors remains buoyant.
The most expensive items performed the best, with 50 per cent more surveyors reporting a rise than a fall on lots worth more than £5000.
In the picture sector, 44 per cent more surveyors reported a rise rather than a fall in the prices of lots worth more than £5000.
The popularity of urban pieces by artists such as Banksy has helped to boost the top end of the market. However, 30 per cent more surveyors reported a decrease in the value of pictures worth less than £1000.
The rise in the cost of precious metals helped push up the prices of silver and gold, with silver the best performing sub-sector of the antiques market.
Demand for antique furniture fell over the last few years but the survey revealed that antiques are back in fashion with 37 per cent more respondents reporting a rise rather than a fall in prices of items worth more than £5000.
The fall in prices at the lower end of the market suggests that amateur collectors are spending less while those with big bonuses can afford to buy high priced items, the report said.
The worst performing sector is the clocks market. The report suggested that investors are looking for items with a wide public appeal and clocks attract only a niche group of collectors.
RICS spokesman Christopher Ewbank said: "Many investors are using their disposable incomes to buy in at the high end with the hope that value will continue to stay firm while stocks and bonds ebb and flow.
"High salaries and large bonuses in many employment sectors have led to a high volume of new buyers entering the arts and antiques market, which has helped push up the prices of lots."
The survey reported that confidence in the antiques market remained strong with 32 per cent more surveyors expecting a rise in prices.


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As we noted in December, all around badass chef Anthony Bourdain loves rock and roll and talking about fucked-up things. On the next episode of his wildly popular series Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Bourdain heads to Kansas City, Kansas to sit down at Schloegel's Woodyard Bar-B-Que with Dan and Patrick from the Black Keys. You learn that both musicians worked their fair share of kitchens before they became big rock stars, with Dan going as far as saying that he's met crazier dudes in kitchens than on tour. As far as the food goes, you don't see the Keys get too critical in this teaser clip -- but Patrick does confess his love of pickles.
The full episode airs Monday, April 16 on the Travel Channel at 9PM EST. For more Black Keys, check out their performance for Hive's Live in NYC series.


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A new outfit? You don't say! There's quite a buzz surrounding your party. Everyone who's anyone on the island is going to be there.
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FOX CTD Boost Valve and RP Series Shocks
Thinking about having your Shock PUSHed?
What difference does a PUSH tune make to the feel and ride of your shock?
Standard FOX CTD, Boost Valve & RP Series
When a standard FOX RP or CTD boost valve series shock compresses, the oil in the damper travels through two different paths.
The first path (low speed) is through the centre of a bolt which holds a piston to the damper shaft. The damper shaft is housed within the shock body (the grey or gold anodised part of the shock). The oil flow through this central port can be stifled by a bullet tipped poppet valve when the rider activates the ProPedal lever. This is what provides you with a platform.
The second path for oil is to travel through ports in the piston (mid-high speed).
Once through the ports, the oil is controlled either by a penny washer which is preloaded by 1,2 or 3 conical washers to give you soft, medium or firm compression or on a more recent boost valve products, a hydraulic valve is used. The oil is forced against the piston ports by a charge of nitrogen (boost valve pressure). Variations in this pressure provide you with different levels of compression resistance.
When the low speed oil flow has overcome resistance from the poppet valve, the washers or boost valve behind the piston provide the blow-off threshold of the platform. The washers or boost valve don't offer a great degree of control for the oil, and the riders' experience is that the shock feels initially harsh, and then 'wallowy' in its stroke. This suspension 'wallow' is accentuated with large volume air cans.
This standard shock configuration means that there are only a few different compression settings available to accommodate every rider and every bike linkage/leverage.
PUSH Tuned FOX CTD, Boost Valve & RP Series
When your shock is PUSH tuned at TF Tuned Shox, the piston is replaced with the PUSH VXR2 version, which has larger ports to allow more oil flow.
We then use our expertise and the individual customer's ride preferences to configure a stack of up to 30 shims each 1 1/10 of a mm thick. The PUSH shims control the flow of oil from the very beginning to the very end of the compression stroke, offering a ride characteristic which is completely customised for your frame and riding style.
The ProPedal feature of the shock still remains, but in a better form, because we can alter the resistance from the poppet valve to offer more or less platform, depending on your requirements.
The VXR2 piston also has larger ports for high speed rebound, allowing us to customise the rebound speed to return quickly after successive hits without being like a pogo stick.
The end result is a shock which tracks the ground far more smoothly, responding to small bumps actively and giving an 'endless' feeling travel, whilst retaining a good level of resistance to pedalling when the ProPedal lever is actuated.
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GSNCA Annual Meeting
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Saturday, April 27, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
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Register now for the Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama Annual Meeting. Seating is limited, so register early as seating is first come, first served! Delegates DO NOT need to register here, as we've already accounted for your seat.
You are invited to remain afterwards for a volunteer appreciation reception to express GSNCA's gratitude for all that our volunteers do to provide quality Girl Scout programs.
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Convenience store robbers charged; Suspects spent night in woods with a pregnant woman
The would be robbers of the Morning Star Market in Highland Park that were scared off by the clerk's "bigger gun" were charged today in King County Superior Court with robbery and attempted robbery. The suspects in that Nov. 23 crime were later arrested on Nov. 25 following an armed robbery in Auburn.
One suspect, Fernando Quebrado, 27, was charged with attempted robbery and is being held on $100,000 bail on suspicion of pointing a gun at the West Seattle clerk and demanding money. Quebrado has prior misdemeanor convictions for possession of drug paraphernalia and marijuana, furnishing liquor to minors and DUI.
The two other suspects, Jose Luis Vargus, 28, and Francisco Dominguez-Ramirez, 21, are charged with robbery and attempted robbery and are being held on $250,000 bail on suspicion of robbing the woman in Auburn and participating in the West Seattle attempted robbery. Both Vargus and Dominguez-Ramirez have prior felony convictions for theft of a motor vehicle, residential burglary and possession of a stolen vehicle.
According to the charging documents Vargus and Dominguez-Ramirez spent the night in the woods with a woman who was 6 months pregnant during the time they hid from the police.
The details in the charges of how the arrest came about in the Auburn robbery said that female victim was driving home from her job as a barista when a white Ford Explorer started speeding up behind her then backing off.
When she slowed down to let the Explorer pass her, the driver rammed it into her car, causing her to leave the road.
The documents state that the Explorer blocked her car from driving off, and the suspects approached the victim. After loudly claiming they were the police, they pointed a gun and stole the victim's purse, wallet and cellphone then drove off.
When the Sheriff's deputies arrived they found the Explorer crashed in a ditch nearby. In the West Seattle robbery attempt a similar vehicle had been spotted and that description...including the note that duct tape was used to cover the license plate, matched this one. Deputies made the connection between the two crimes and later recovered the Auburn crime victim's purse and wallet from the vehicle.
The suspects had left the scene. The following day a person who lived near the crash scene called 911 to report three suspicious people who had come to his door and asked for water for their disabled car. Because of the crash and police activity the night before the resident called it in.
The charging documents say that when deputies investigated they found three people covered in scratches and wearing dirty and torn clothing. They were found to be in possession of the keys to the Explorer and the victim's cellphone.
Of those interviewed one was a woman who was reportedly 6-months pregnant. She told deputies she was a passenger during the robbery and subsequent crash.
She, and the two male suspects had been driving around, she said, and were at a gas station when they saw the victim leaving work and the decision was made to follow her.
The woman claimed she didn't know what the men were going to do; she was tired and trying to sleep when they cut off the victim's car according to the documents.
Vargus and Dominguez-Ramirez were arrested at the scene at that time and Quebrado was arrested a short time later. The pregnant woman was not charged.
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- Tom Gross: The UN's willful ignorance of modern-day slavery
- Butchers and dictators can't be touched. Canadians? Let the war crime trials begin
- Hugh Segal: African terrorism is Canada's fight
- Anne Bayefsky: The UN's twisted human rights agenda
- Jesse Kline: Amnesty's criticisms of Canada's human rights record undermines the world's truly horrific abuses


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Classical Acoustic Ambiance at Classic Wineseller
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|Mar 01, 2013
The Classic Wineseller, 20 Church Street in Waynesville, and Pan Harmonia, Asheville's acclaimed chamber music collective, announce a classical music concert on March 1 as part of the Wineseller's weekly Friday Night Live music series.
Come experience a relaxing, intimate evening of all acoustic music - a listening delight! Kate Steinbeck (flute) and Fabio Parrini (piano) will perform music of César Franck and Claude Debussy at 7 p.m. Friday, March 1.
This program features early songs of Claude Debussy who was just 18 years old when he began composing these beautiful lyrical melodies. The songs reflect the French Romantic style of Debussy's early manhood and were influenced by the music of Massenet and Gounod, and by the poetry of Mallarme, Baudelaire and Verlaine, as well as the passion, melancholy, thrill and despair of love. César Franck's luxuriant Romantic masterpiece, Sonata in A Major completes the French evening.
Two future performances by Pan Harmonia at the Classic Wineseller will be held on Thursday, April 4, and Thursday, May 2 from 7-8:30 p.m., as part of elegant wine and cheese tastings.
The Classic Wineseller's kitchen specializes in small plate Italian fare and begins serving dinner at 5:30 p.m. on Fridays. There is a $10 per person minimum food/wine or retail purchase with the free concert admission.
Each week the Classic Wineseller's popular Friday Night Live music series showcases local, regional, and on occasion - national talent. For more information about Friday Night Live and other live music events visit us online at www.classicwineseller.com or www.facebook.com/theclassicwineseller or call 452-6000. For more information about Pan Harmonia, visit www.pan-harmonia.org.


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"If that boy ever grows up to be like Jonathan or Wetzel it will be the death of me," said
the Colonel's wife, who had heard the lad's chatter.
"Don't worry, Bessie. When Noah grows to be a man the Indians will be gone."
Col. Zane heard the galloping of a horse and looking up saw Clarke coming down the
road on his black thoroughbred. The Colonel rose and walked out to the hitching-block,
where Clarke had reined in his fiery steed.
"Ah, Alfred. Been out for a ride?"
"Yes, I have been giving Roger a little exercise."
"That's a magnificent animal. I never get tired watching him move. He's the best bit of
horseflesh on the river. By the way, we have not seen much of you since the siege. Of
course you have been busy. Getting ready to put on the harness, eh? Well, that's what
we want the young men to do. Come over and see us."
"I have been trying to come. You know how it is with me--about Betty, I mean. Col.
Zane, I--I love her. That's all."
"Yes, I know, Alfred, and I don't wonder at your fears. But I have always liked you, and
now I guess it's about time for me to put a spoke in your wheel of fortune. If Betty cares
for you--and I have a sneaking idea she does--I will give her to you."
"I have nothing. I gave up everything when I left home."
"My lad, never mind about that," said the Colonel, laying his hand on Clarke's knee. "We
don't need riches. I have so often said that we need nothing out here on the border but
honest hearts and strong, willing hands. These you have. That is enough for me and for
my people, and as for land, why, I have enough for an army of young men. I got my land
cheap. That whole island there I bought from Cornplanter. You can have that island or
any tract of land along the river. Some day I shall put you at the head of my men. It will
take you years to cut that road through to Maysville. Oh, I have plenty of work for you."
"Col. Zane, I cannot thank you," answered Alfred, with emotion. "I shall try to merit your
friendship and esteem. Will you please tell your sister I shall come over in the morning
and beg to see her alone."
"That I will, Alfred. Goodnight."
Col. Zane strode across his threshold with a happy smile on his face. He loved to joke
and tease, and never lost an opportunity.
"Things seem to be working out all right. Now for some fun with Her Highness," he said
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Italy's President, Giorgio Napolitano, is exploring the creation of a second technocrat government to break the political log-jam and calm markets after key parties failed to reach an accord, risking a serious populist backlash.
Italian officials say the Bank of Italy's governor, Ignazio Visco, is front-runner to take over as premier. It is far from clear whether the Democrats (Pd) in charge of the lower house will back the idea.
The plans amount to a near replica of the outgoing team of Mario Monti, though one greatly weakened by the earthquake upset in national elections a week ago. Almost 57 per cent of the vote went to groups that vowed to tear up the EU-imposed austerity agenda.
The Pd economics chief, Stefano Fassina, said his party opposed "any form of technocrat government, new or old", insisting that the election result must be respected.
Mr Fassina said 90 per cent of the country had rejected the Monti agenda and warned that it would be a grave error to try to force through the same reviled plans a second time.
In a television interview late on Sunday, Democrats leader Pier Luigi Bersani also underlined his opposition to the two options currently being floated – another technocrat government or a grand coalition with Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right.
"Now [Grillo] must say what he wants, otherwise we all go home, including him," Mr Bersani said.
Comedian Beppe Grillo repeated his vow to "bring down the old system" and dismissed the latest talks as cattle market trading by a depraved political class trying to circumvent the will of the people. "I repeat for the umpteenth time, the Five Star Movement will not back any government. It will vote law by law in keeping with its platform," he said.
"We're not a political party, we're a civic revolution. This country is in ruins with €2 trillion in debts and we have to rebuild it from scratch."
In a rhetorical play on the slogans of 1789 and 1917, he exhorted "all citizens" to descend on parliament.
Mr Grillo repeated his call for an "online referendum" on the euro and vowed to buy back €600 billion ($767 billion) of Italian bonds held by foreigners if his movement gains power, a de facto default and withdrawal from the EMU system. In the past he has called for Argentine-style "haircuts" for bondholders. "Within a year we won't have enough money left to pay the pensions and public sector wages," he said.
Investors have discounted Mr Grillo's wild rhetoric as comic chatter but his relish for shattering taboos is putting unthinkable ideas into play. "People in Brussels can handle old-style politicians like Silvio Berlusconi but Grillo really worries them because this is a protest against the entire system and they are afraid it is spreading," Giles Merritt from Friends of Europe said.
The EU policy elites are increasingly alert to the danger of losing popular consent. European Central Bank governor Benoit Coeure said Europe must pay more attention to the "social contract" if it was to avoid feeding "nationalist temptations".
Mr Coeure warned that record unemployment across much of Europe – reaching 59pc for Greek youth – was eroding the job skills of a generation and doing lasting damage to future growth.
While the tone is changing, there is no sign yet of a retreat from fiscal belt-tightening. "Given that average debt exceeds 90 per cent of GDP in the EU, I don't think there's any room for manoeuvre to leave the path of budgetary consolidation," EU economics chief Olli Rehn said. "We won't solve our growth problems by piling new debt on top of old debt."
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The Hudson Valley Community College (8-10-2) men's soccer team had its season come to an end with a 2-1 loss at Alfred State College in the quarterfinals of the Region III Tournament.
CJ Goodwin (Duanesburg) broke a 1-1 tie with a goal with just 5:49 remaining to lift the Alfred State to the win
Colin Coon (Trumansburg) gave the Pioneers the lead at 37:08 of the first half when he found the back of the net after getting a pass from Cole Finnemore (Genesee Valley). Dustin Falkner (Letchworth) was also credited with an assist.
The Vikings answered right back when they were awarded a penalty kick with 34:59 remaining in the first half. Sam Mallabar's (Guilderland/Guilderland High School) penalty kick was stopped by Pioneer goalie Chris Coogan (Rome Free) but Mallabar scored on the rebound shot.
Both teams had chances to take the lead but it wasn't until 5:49 in the 2nd half when the Pioneers could capitalize. Dom Bisone's (Tonawanda) corner kick bounced off a few people in front of the net and found the foot of Goodwin who slide it past the Viking goalkeeper.
Alfred State held a 10 to 6 shot advantage. Coogan finished with five saves in net while Nicholas Marciano (Colonie/Colonie High School) made six saves for Hudson Valley.


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- 1 bottle (750 milliliters) dry red wine
- 1/2 cup Mulling Spices
- In a small saucepan, heat wine and Mulling Spices. Strain through a fine mesh strainer. Serve warm. Yield: 4 servings.
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This week's travel puzzle is a "guess the flag" challenge. Can you identify which nation the following flag belongs to?
Enter your guess in the comments below. You have until Monday, April 21, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We'll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we'll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.
Editor's Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Richard Kadash, who correctly guessed that this week's flag was from Peru. Richard has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations!
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Transforming innovations in Africa : explorative studies on appropriation in African societies
- Responsibility
- edited by Jan-Bart Gewald, André Leliveld, Iva Peša.
- Language
- English.
- Imprint
- Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2012.
- Physical description
- ix, 301 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
- Series
- African dynamics 11.
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- Contributor
- Gewald, Jan-Bart.
- Leliveld, Andre.
- Peša, Iva.
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Contents
- Introduction : transforming innovations in Africa : explorative studies on appropriation in African societies / Jan-Bart Gewald, André Leliveld & Iva Peša
- Who killed innovation in the Cape wine industry? : the story of a stuck fermentation c. 1930-1986 / Paul Nugent
- Entrepreneurship, colonial monetary economy and the limits of creativity : appropriating trading stores in Northern Namibia, 1925-1980 / Gregor Dobler
- Frugal innovation in Africa : tracking Unilever's washing-powder sachets / Cees van Beers, Peter Knorringa & André Leliveld
- Mobile cash for nomadic livestock keepers : the impact of the mobile phone innovation (M-Pesa) on Maasai pastoralists in Kenya / Marcel Rutten & Moses Mwangi
- From Gao : Sawaba and the politics of decolonization and insurrection in the Songhay zone of Mali and Niger (1957-1964) / Klaas van Walraven
- From self-help group to water company : the Wandiege community water supply project (Kisumu, Kenya) / Samuel O. Owuor & Dick Foeken
- 'It is time to start my own farm' : the unforeseen effects of two waves of resettlement on household formation in Zimbabwe / Marken Dekker & Bill Kinsey
- 'Cassava is our chief' : negotiating identity, markets and the state through cassava in Mwinilunga, Zambia / Iva Peša
- The social cocktail : weddings and the innovative mixing of competences in Botswana / Rijk van Dijk
- Of labradors and libraries : the transformation of innovation on a farm in Kibale, western Uganda / Jan-Bart Gewald
- Engine of change : a social history of the car-mechanics sector in the horn of Africa / Stefano Bellucci & Massimo Zaccaria
- Water innovations among the Maasai pastoralists of Kenya : the role of outside interventions in the performance of traditional shallow wells / Moses Mwangi & Marcel Rutten
- Stealing from the railways : Blacksmiths, colonialism and innovation in Northern Nigeria / Shehu Tijjani Yusuf
- List of authors.
- Publisher's Summary
- Africa abounds with examples of material and immaterial innovations that were envisaged, developed and designed elsewhere yet came to be innovatively and sometimes unexpectedly transformed in Africa. The authors in this volume explore how external innovations (products, technologies, services, institutions and processes) have been appropriated in African societies in order to be acceptable and relevant to local conditions, expectations and demands. Written from different disciplinary perspectives, the chapters demonstrate the depth and richness of innovation in Africa with, in some cases, surprising outcomes. The case studies presented are on subjects as diverse as the wine industry, trading stores, land reforms, washing powder, M-Pesa, cassava, weddings, international borders, guest houses, urban water supply, car technology, shallow wells, and railways and blacksmithing.
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- Publication date
- 2012
- Title Variation
- Explorative studies on appropriation in African societies
- Series
- African dynamics, 1568-1777 ; v. 11
- Note
- Papers presented at a workshop held in Leiden during 26-28 October 2011.
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