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On this week... The interviews are very important. The workouts are important but the video and the video you have afterward is very resourceful. But the biggest thing, particularly with the NFL Network and the atmosphere they created, it's a big stage they created. So you see how guys react to that process.
On new coaching staffs in NFC North... Go about it like we always do. We have a week we dedicate to each opponent. Obviously with Minnesota, we'll look at a lot of Cincinnati film. With scheduling, division games come later so after teams get 4, 5 games under their belt, their identity becomes a little more clear.
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On Datone Jones... Very talented young man. His injury in training camp set him back. There were a number of packages he was a part of and we didn't get to them because of our injuries. I feel that Datone is one of those players that takes a huge jump in second year.
On where Eddie Lacy can get better... Had a heck of a year. Eddie's focus will be being a three-down player. Needs to play three downs every game. Need a better rotation with our running back group. With Eddie and Johnathan and James Starks, if all these guys can play three downs, it gives your offense a chance to play faster.
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Thanks so much for the news of the Day of Atonement, the blessing of the little children, the baptisms, and the interesting conversations. It all seems very encouraging. What a lovely custom for the congregation to sing a song at the baptism of new members, welcoming them into the family. Please convey to Mr. Mundeli that we are sorry to hear he is sick. Thanks also for the number of pictures you included helping us feel in touch with the brethren there.
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Patrick arrived at the same time as the vehicle, so the four of us set out toward Muhazi which is about an hour away, most of the drive on good blacktopped roads. As we talked, the language change happening in Rwanda became very apparent. This used to be a French-speaking nation (as far the European languages go – of course Kinyarwanda is the first language), but as of a few years ago the government decreed they were going to switch to English. Rwanda (and Burundi) joined the East African Community in 2007, the other members of which are English-speaking: Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. When I first met Patrick and James they spoke French, now they are equally at ease, perhaps more so in English. Increasingly I find educated Rwandans who speak little or no French, but English instead. This is quite a cultural shift.
So as we talked, we wandered back and forth from English to French depending on the subject and the vocabulary they wished to use. We talked about learning new languages, and the challenges of keeping them separate. We discussed the relative value of European languages, and which ones would be most useful to Africans. They were curious about which languages are most widely spoken, and how useful Spanish might be, as opposed to other languages.
They asked what Texas was like (where my wife and I have just moved), and were shocked when I told them it is often over 40� C (104� F) during the summer. They told me the hottest temperatures in Rwanda are only around 28� C (83 F). They wanted to know about snow. Patrick did an internship with BBC in London a year or so ago and was very disappointed when it did not snow in the winter; he still wants to experience it some time.
They ask about the political situation in the US and if I thought the US would somehow attack Syria. Patrick said he thought Rwandan opinion was not favorable to a strike. He also said that public opinion has soured on President Obama in spite of their related origins.
The time passed quickly with these fellows who I've had the privilege to watch grow up into very fine young men.
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Following this ceremony, I changed into my water clothes and had the privilege of baptizing Matthias and Grace in Lake Muhazi. They speak no French or English so everything had to be translated, including directions on how the baptism itself would be conducted. This isn't always as simple as it might seem since the Greek word translated baptism means
This was a very joyous occasion and as is there custom here, the congregation sang a special song about the meaning of baptism after the event, and many members congratulated our new brother and sister in the faith.
James and I rode back together talking all the way about many and varied things: the challenges of being a single Christian when the prospects of finding a Christian bride seem remote, faith, what is our part to play and what is God's part in such situations, how baptism enters the equation, and so on. James has thought deeply about these things and we had a very interesting discussion.
As I walked down to Chez Lando's famous barbecue pit, I saw probably 50 westerners, dressed for some occasion, coming to the restaurant. I never used to see so many white people at the same time in Rwanda; this is becoming much more of a tourist destination now, and one sees ever larger tour andr volunteer groups. There is much more change and progress apparent in Rwanda than in any other African country I visit.
Tomorrow will be my last day in Rwanda, and in the middle of tomorrow night I'll start the long journey to Togo via Ethiopia.
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Thank you for your love and service to our brothers and sisters there. I looked at the pictures, almost side-by-side, of the little children who were blessed and of our two new family members about to go through the ceremony of baptism. Tears came to my eyes as I considered that, hopefully, each of the little children who were blessed will some day make the commitment to walk into a body of water to be baptized--with great desire to begin their journey as a begotten child of God. Roger & I pray for God's richest blessings on you as you finish this part of your trip and the Feast of Tabernacles to come shortly!
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Thank you for the inspiring news about your visit & short stay in Rwanda. Good to hear about Patrick, James, the baptism of Mathias and Grace and the blessing of the children. We'll be thinking about Mr. Mundeli's full recovery from his ailment. Good to hear also about the English language being a part of their society and the economic growth. It seems that your visits in these African nations are becoming easier. We'll be looking forward to your visit to Togo.


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One final passenger boards the hovercraft. For a minute I'm not sure who he is until he speaks. "Borrowed some clothes from one of your friends to help me blend in."
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Commander Luca turns to me, "They'll be fine."
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The last person gets up to go to their room for the night. Commander Luca and I sit in silence until we hear the door slide back and we're alone. We talk until neither of us can stay awake much longer. As I drift off to sleep, am able to answer only part of the answer to the question many others asked when the war ended: now what?
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Ward looks up and down at me and after a brief reunion we load up in the car and head straight for the Training Center. He starts asking questions but then I ask him to fill me in. So much needs to be done, but until Leader Steev announces that he released me, I'm going to spend some uninterrupted time with my parents.
"Good morning, Rotor. There's someone from home here to see you and your wife… It's a surprise… Shall I send her up?" Ward hangs up and all humor disappears from his face as he points a finger at me. "And you better tell them I had no idea you were coming."
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Back To Vinyl Tour W/Bad Boy Bill And Richard Vission [VIDEO]
Bad Boy Bill and Richard Vission give a lesson on how real DJS do it live from Output in Brooklyn on their Back To Vinyl Tour
Look ma, no synch! No nuttin', this is what DJS do, they MIX, they use the talent of matching a beat to create a seamless flow for the dancefloor. Dancefloors… where you're supposed to dance not text and take pictures all night long. And we wonder why we're a nation of fat asses!
Back at the beginning of the summer of this year, U.S. Dance Music Hall of Fame DJ Bad Boy Bill and long time partner in projects, the iconic Richard Vission announced that they were bringing the show to the masses ol' skool stylee, with vinyl!
The tour dates crossed the country…
07/08 Cincinnati, OH- MYNT
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07/14 Sacramento, CA- D30
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07/16 Denver, CO- BETA
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09/10 Indianapolis, IN- TIKI
09/24 Albuquerque, NM- EFFEX
10/08 Portland, OR- EUPHORIA
10/14 Murfreesboro, TN- TEMPT
10/15 Savannah, GA- ELAN
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About Bad Boy Bill:
If you are in the electronic dance music scene than I have no doubt that Bad Boy Bill's name has hit your ear drums at some point or another. Bad Boy Bill is without question one of the original Chicago House dance maestros getting his start in the late 1980's at WBMX which is online and happens to be our sister network at WBMX.COM. As a DJ, producer and artist, Bad Boy Bill has spun it all, played it all and played it everywhere. He was also one of the co-founders of Beatport. He has also founded record labels which include Moody Recordings and International House Records and he can be heard on the electronic airwaves hosting the monthly "Behind The Decks Radio Show" and his multi-media productions over the last 20 years set the standard for all to follow. Connect with Bad Boy Bill on Faceebook at http://facebook.com/badboybill
About Richard Vission:
Let's just start of by saying that Richard Vission, also known as Richard "Humpty" Vission, has certainly paid his dues when it comes to earning bragging rights in the scene. He is a Grammy nominated DJ/producer/remixer with over 40 #1 Billboard dance chart remixes! These remixes include tracks by Major Lazer, Lady Gaga, Black Eyed Peas, Alessia Cara, Jesse Glynne, Trey Songs and Steve Aoki. And the list doesn't end there. He is the pioneer of Solmatic Records which boasts over 2 million mix compilations sold! Richard Vission also hosts the longest running weekly EDM mix show in the United States called "Powertools" on Power 106 where many of the Aqua Boogie crew made history back in the 90's. Now the show hosts EDM heavy hitters that include but is not limited to Claude Vonstroke, Laidback Luke, Oliver Dollar, Chris Lake, and Tiesto. Connect with Richard Vission on Facebook at http://facebook.com/richardvissionmusic
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We propose a planar architecture for scalable quantum information processing (QIP) that includes X-junctions through which particles can move without micromotion. This is achieved by adjusting radio frequency (rf) amplitudes to move an rf null along the legs of the junction. We provide a proof-of-principle by transporting dust particles in three dimensions via adjustable rf potentials in a 3D trap. For the proposed planar architecture, we use regularization techniques to obtain amplitude settings that guarantee smooth transport through the X-junction.
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Quality Inn Monterrey La Fe features an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
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The Phnom Penh International Half Marathon took place June 16 in the Cambodian capitol of Phnom Penh. Having taken Cambodian citizenship in 2011 in a bid to make the London Olympics, Japanese-born comedian Hiroshi Neko, (born Kuniaki Takizaki), 35, ran the half marathon but was beaten by his rival, the native-born Hem Bunting, 27. Bunting, the Cambodian marathon national record holder and a Beijing Olympian, won in 1:15:34. Neko, 2nd in 1:17:04, said post-race, "I couldn't keep me speed up in the second half the way I expected."
Neko became a Cambodian citizen in October, 2011 and was selected for the Cambodian Olympic team in the marathon in March last year. However, citing factors including that Neko had not fulfilled the minimum one-year waiting period following his transfer of citizenship, the IAAF ruled that he was not elligible to run. In addition to the problems with Neko's transfer of citizenship, the question of why the top domestic-born marathoner, Bunting, was not selected for the Olympic team raised serious issues.
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Millwall and Staines Town will have to play it again at The Den on Tuesday 8th December (subject to TV) after this absorbing FA Cup second round encounter ended all square at Wheatsheaf Park.Pitched against a side three divisions below them, The Lions were made to battle all the way by their gutsy, determined Blue Square South League opponents.Anyone expecting, quite literally, a walk in the park for Kenny Jackett's League one outfit were left in no doubt that victory in the replay a week on Tuesday is far from a forgone conclusion.Whilst Staines keeper Louis Wells produced a man of the match display between the sticks, there was no hiding Millwall's lack of a killer touch in front of goal.Following the disappointment of Tuesday night's draw at Exeter City, The Lions looked bright in the opening stages of this game, forcing a couple of corners in the opening 60 seconds.Steve Morison forced a flying save from the keeper almost straight from the kick-off and then after three minutes a huge throw by Andy Frampton was flicked on by Morison to Chris Hackett, but he was unable to get a clean connection on the ball.Hackett was involved again nine minutes later with an effort that keeper Wells touched over for another corner.But back came Staines and the visiting goal had a double let-off on the quarter-hour mark.Richard Butler latched onto Ali Chaaban's quickly taken free-kick and appeared to kick the ball out of David Forde's hands before shaping to shoot. Thankfully skipper Paul Robinson was on hand to clear off the line.From the resulting corner Jackett's men again had to be on top of their defensive game with Alan Dunne perfectly placed to clear Dominic Sterling's goalbound header.Play swung straight up the other end and Morison really should have done better in a one-on-one with the keeper, but he swept the ball into Wells' hands instead of smashing home the opening goal.Dunne went close with a stunning 30-yarder that looked destined for the top corner until Wells instinctively flung himself across goal to parry for a corner.Lions keeper Forde was called into action just before the half-hour mark when Chaaban broke clear, only to see his crisp 12-yard drive tipped round the post.Millwall were forced to reshuffle their defensive pack with Jack Smith coming on for Frampton, who was forced off with a hand injury.Boss Jackett made another change at the start of the second half, introducing Lewis Grabban for Jason Price in a bid to add a cutting edge to The Lions play.Grabban sent a header over the bar soon after the restart, but it was striker partner Morison who was left holding his head in his hands after missing a gilt-edged chance to break the deadlock on 59 minutes.Hackett was the provider with a pinpoint delivery from the right leaving Morison a golden opportunity four yards out, but to the frontman's horror, he steered the ball wide of the post.That proved to be Morison's last contribution to proceedings and he was replaced by Ashley Grimes soon after.Within three minutes of Grimes entering the fray, Millwall finally found a way past a resilient home rearguard.Hackett swung over a corner from the right and picked out Robinson, who saw his header loop over Wells and into the back of the net.But the Lions lead was short-lived and when Butler was sent sprawling seemingly by Darren Ward - although Paul Robinson later claimed the referee had told him he was the culprit - eight minutes later. Up stepped Chaaban to send Forde the wrong way from the resulting spot-kick to level.Millwall pressed forward with greater urgency thereafter and it took super saves from Wells to thwart Martin, Dunne and Grabban, whilst appeals for a handball following an almighty goalmouth scramble were waved away by referee Anthony Taylor as Jackett's men tried to find a way through for that all important second goal. At the other end Forde also made an important stop to deny Butler.But Staines - and Wells in particular - withstood that late Lions onslaught leaving the two teams facing a replay in 10 days time.Staines Town: Wells, Jackson, Sterling, Gordon, Ifura, Brown, Newton, Risbridger, Butler, Chaaban, Griffiths. Subs: Scarlett, Thomas, Taylor, Onochie, Ahmad, Kamara, Courtnage.Scorer: Chaaban (78mins, pen)
Millwall: Forde, Dunne, Frampton (Smith, 33mins), Abdou, Robinson, Ward, Martin, Laird, Morison (Grimes, 66mins), Price (Grabban, 46mins), Hackett. Subs not used: Sullivan, Schofield, Bolder, Fuseini.Bookings: Morison (12mins), Price (14mins), Robinson (39mins)Scorer: Robinson (69mins)
Ref: Anthony TaylorAtt: 2,752 (away 700)
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On 20th January 2006 at 11:49 Anonymous 401 wrote...
Dave - the end of this review appears to be missing!
By Polaris
I wish I could start this review in the same way Polaris start this eponymous album of theirs. Because then you'd understand exactly what it was I was setting out to do. As an opening shots go, The Moment I Said, 'Yes' is an expertly aimed scattergun of an instrumental, full of momentum and a refreshing lack of false pretences. You'd have to dilute that last statement a fraction to be entirely accurate, but it's also a very fair representation of Polaris as a band. They have always been slightly out of reach, achingly underground, and discussed in awed tones by those that have encountered their music. Indeed, my first experience was little more than catching the dog ends of their set closer some months ago, and aroused enough curiosity in me to acquire Kissing (now included on this very album).
And Kissing is something quite special (stop sniggering at the back now). It's (ahem) the sound of being happily drunk and in love whilst walking home from a day in the city park on a summer day as the sun sets. It's the closest I've ever heard a band come to expressing emotion without resort to cliché or sentiment. I'm almost physically addicted to it now, so much so that I've ruined this review's chronological order already and missed out tracks two and three...
...which are Sky Blue Pink and Out Of Harm's Way. Sky Blue Pink sets a more fractured tone for the band. It's an unsettling seven minutes to be honest, with the jumping sections never allowing for any level of comfort to take hold. But then these contrary fuckers will drop their guard and pluck at your heartstrings for five seconds with a beautifully realised vocal harmony or guitar chime. Many bands try this kind of thing and (quite rightly) fall flat on their face before running home in embarrassment. The difference is that Polaris are obviously not forcing the issue, they're just doing what comes naturally.
Out Of Harm's Way is another slow burner (for a track to drop below 7 minutes on this album is rare) that again mixes angst and beauty to good effect. However, in this instance the music evolves as it carries the listener along with it... and now the Polaris approach is becoming clear: they do indeed take on some of the post rock sensibilities that they have often been lumbered with, but this is not the post rock dynamics of volume and aggression that a thousand and one Mogwai copyists wheel out year upon year. The dynamic here is one of emotion and expression controlled by a band that knows exactly what they're doing. This is not to say that their difference in approach to those dependent upon volume lacks the bite of (post) rock before it adopted the much-maligned prefix. It doesn't. There's just a hell of a lot more substance to the way these guys do it.
If Kissing was the sound of contentment after a perfect day in the sun, Conquering Small Spaces (the album's second instrumental) is the sound of the joy of the day itself. As with the rest of the album so far the band are too hardworking to stay in the same place for the whole of the track, but it is by far the most consistently optimistic outing here. If this were what your alarm clock played to wake you up of a morning, you'd be smiling all day. Though evidently not the lads from Polaris, as the next track descends in to a darker place entirely.
Things You Don't Know is the home of the aforementioned menace, and sees a more conventional quiet to loud, loud to quiet approach... but we never quite stray from this single feeling throughout the song. As discussed earlier, this isn't the approach that has done so well for the band up to this point, and unfortunately it shows. The quality is still extremely high, but when a band has shown how good it really can be you can't help but be a little disappointed. The outro does its level best to claw back former glories, but the momentum has been lost.
Without An Out is essentially a song of two halves, and rises up above Things You Don't Know by virtue of the second half, which is an instrumental closing to the album that makes perfect sense in finishing what The Moment I Said, 'Yes' started off. It flows, skips and changes exactly as we've come to expect and has just the right touch of the epic goodbye (although being who they are, Polaris never allow it to get over the top). The first half? Another minor disappointment I'm afraid. It's an improvement on the preceding track, but the verse-chorus-verse-chorus approach just doesn't wash after you've heard what they really are capable of... which luckily is demonstrated by the second half.
In conclusion? I was very tempted not to mention them at all, but the last one and a half tracks can't help but tarnish the album as a whole (we'd be talking full marks without them). Which is a shame, as the overriding majority of the material on display here is sickeningly good. Polaris should be taught in schools. Polaris should run for government. At the very least if you see them in the street go up and thank them. Songs like Kissing and bands like this show up a lot of today's pretenders for the worthless shit that they are. Go buy
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On 20th January 2006 at 11:49 Anonymous 401 wrote...
Dave - the end of this review appears to be missing!
On 20th January 2006 at 12:13 Dave LMS wrote...
Errrm, ok. Sorry. Can you re-email me what's missing...
On 20th January 2006 at 13:07 Anonymous 401 wrote...
Cheers mate.
On 20th January 2006 at 15:49 Anonymous 4205 wrote...
Bloody hell Paul. Talk about a disertation!
and there's more...AARRGGHHH!!!
On 20th January 2006 at 20:06 Anonymous 5314 wrote...
*gently materialises from some place slightly out of reach, achingly underground*
You can hear 'Kissing' here:
Buy it here:
*fades into distance*
On 23rd January 2006 at 09:30 Anonymous 401 wrote...
Sorry Chris, but this album deserved a dissertation. It's good. And long. Like my review. Which is not as good.
Other bands you might like.


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Thanks for the update on the case.
I can't imagine any "reckless" driving in Lake Placid. That small, quaint, peaceful town with the really bendy and narrow roadways?
It's a little bit strange for me why this case took so long to be dealt with? It's almost two years by now....
According to the article:
Lutai lives in Bulgaria and wasn't in court for the misdemeanor sentencing last week.
Bulgaria? Hmmm...
He's married to a Bulgarian (retired ice dancer Ina Demireva) and works as a coach there.
I gather he has retired from eligible competition?
He has never officially retired, but the Russian Federation gave him a one-year suspension after the Lake Placid incident.
He's apparently considering making a comeback in time for Sochi.
If he competes for Bulgaria, he should be able to qualify a spot the Bulgarian Federation at Worlds in 2013 or the Olympic qualifying tournament in the fall. If he wants to compete for Russia, though, he will have his work cut out for him just to make the team.


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It is Football 101 philosophy: Winning teams must run the football well.
OK, not always.
The Arizona Cardinals have the NFL's worst rushing attack — yet last weekend clinched the franchise's first division title since 1975.
POWER RANKINGS: Cards can't crack the top 10
The Cardinals (8-5) have gained just 75.4 yards per game with a league-low 3.3 yards per rush, while eight NFL backs have exceeded the team's 980 ground yards. In the past five games, none of Arizona's three backs —Edgerrin James, Tim Hightower or J.J. Arrington— has rushed for more than 40 yards in a game.
"That's something we've got a chance to work on the next three weeks," says coach Ken Whisenhunt. "But part of that is a function of being a very good passing unit."
Arizona's No. 2 passing offense is propelled by Kurt Warner and wideouts Anquan Boldin and Larry Fitzgerald. But if the NFC West champions advance beyond the first round of the playoffs next month, that passing game would have to thrive outside of a stadium with a retractable roof.
NFL INSIDER: Warner won't commit to another year
"To go East and play outdoors, we have to be able to run the football better," says Whisenhunt. "I don't know if we can improve enough to be a dominant running team, but we can improve enough to help our chances to win."
Whisenhunt coordinated the Pittsburgh Steelers offense that helped win Super Bowl XL, one of five Super Bowl champions in the past 10 years that fielded top-five rushing attacks.
There are exceptions that lead some to label the "dominant rushing theory" as a myth. The 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers and '03 New England Patriots won championships with 27th-ranked rushing offenses; the '06 Indianapolis Colts ranked 18th.
Arizona and this season's Colts (9-4), who hold the AFC's top wild-card slot with the NFL's second-worst rushing offense, can look to the '06 team.
After averaging 110.1 rushing yards per game in the regular season, it averaged 151 yards in postseason en route to a Super Bowl XLI victory.
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'Where'd the sock come from?' Will asked,
'It's mine from last Friday,' he said, 'I thought Valda would appreciate that.'
'I hope you know we're dead now,' said Tayna, walking over. 'You can't bargain with those two, only take the blow and hope for the best,'
'You make them sound…horrible. Why doesn't anyone stop them?' asked Will, watching as Andrel knotted the end of the stinking black sock and had the nerve to bounce it up in his hand playfully.
'Because they're them,' answered Tayna irritatedly, 'and they never learn because they don't want to -,'
Suddenly above their heads and all around them, the bell tolled again, and now inside Will saw how brick dust sprinkled worrisomely from the ceiling, the walls wracked with the vibrations. 'Nine,' calculated Andrel as he counted each and every ear-splitting ring. 'That means breakfast's over –,'
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Slowly becoming more and more disappointed...
windows 8 xna metro stupidness
I'm slowly... oh so slowly... starting to crack.
MS have some blame to take here because they are apprently not communicating well enough but at the same time the latest Windows release is starting to bring out the Silly Season in a manner not seen since Windows Vista... in fact it's worse because it would seem people are not using their brains and its got to the point where I'm facepalming as I read twitter/blogs and... well.. I'm writing this at half-midnight on a sunday morning.
The first 'gem' which started to push me over the edge was the recent thing I saw where someone tweeted that 'windows 8 was a closed system'.
So, yes, there is this windows store and yes it will be the only way for end users to get at Metro apps but metro apps are not the only apps. I dunno, maybe it's just me but if the option to control where, more than likely the vast majority of the apps I'm going to install, comes from exists and they don't have to be signed and delivered from a single source I'm pretty sure that's not a closed system.
So, my Windows 8 machine could still run/install unsigned apps just like my Windows 7 machine currently does.
No change there.
(Minor side note: latest OSX release turned on 'app store or signed' only running of apps. Fortunately you can turn this off in the control panel but switching it on, silently, by default for all apps is pretty sneaky imo. And Vista users thought UAC was bad.)
The thing which really got to me however is the continued wailing about XNA which is going on and a blog post which tipped me over the edge.
Now, to be fair I think part of this can be put down to an MS employee not understanding a question correctly and thus giving a poor answer but the basics of it boil down to a developer asking 'will XNA work on Windows 8?' and being told 'no, never.'
Now, while I've not tried personally, I've heard that XNA based games are indeed working just fine on the RC version of Windows 8; which isn't surprising really considering XNA is a .Net library which wrap DX9 and Windows 8 supports .Net and thus the XNA runtime and if Windows 8 didn't support DX9 it would die a death anyway as no one would buy it because they couldn't play Half-Life 2 (and lets face it, it would give Gabe more reasons to cry about Win8).
What I think happened was that the MS employee heard 'XNA' and 'Windows 8' and assumed the asker was asking 'Will XNA work via Metro/WinRT?' which, of course, the answer is 'no' (which isn't really unexpected).
The net result; yet another blog post of uninformed opinions with no real basis in fact (and I'd like to say well done to a few commenters for trying to correct the amount of 'wrong' in that post) but, more importantly, the developer in question has swapped to using Unity for their game. Now, unless Unity at some point has a WinRT wrapper (and I believe they are trying to sort something out in that regard?) then Unity is working at the same level as XNA would have with regards to the OS, APIs etc.
Of course this was an interview where the developer had no real idea about what XNA was, even refering to it as a language multiple times, so ya know I'm not assuming large technical competance but it just seems like the kind of thing you could figure out with a bit of logic ya know?
Which is where this wandering post is going to; an increasingly sad state where people jump on bandwagons and panic without bothing to research things themselves.
I've got no inside line at MS; I don't know anyone personally and I work for a living so I can't dedicate all my time to following tech; yet somehow I can figure out all this stuff but others can't?
A few months back Gabe of Valve fame declared Windows 8 a 'disaster' for gaming in what can only be described as 'scare tactic of the fucking decade' by anyone who takes a few seconds to look at the claim. Does Windows 8 control what software you can install? No. Does Windows 8 'hide' non-MS software? No. Hell do you think they would turn down a Metro based version of the Steam UI if Valve wanted to provide one? No.
It's not like Steam is a weak name either; practically every PC gamer going to going to know about Steam, even my mum has an idea of what it is thanks to my dad using it for games - I'd even go as far as to say 'Steam' as a brand is stronger than 'Windows' when it comes to gaming and the core audience they supply software to.
(Of course this all fell into place when a day or two later Valve announced they would be selling non-game apps via Steam - at which point the light bulb in my head got so bright it burnt out.)
Of course the arguement could be made that the MS store in Windows gives them an unfair advantage but my problem with that is - sure, but they have to get software to sell first; if developers don't put it on there then what advantage? And if they do its because they like the terms or are getting better terms so.. ya know.. compete?
It seems that the software industry is slowly, or not so slowly I guess, becoming a mire of conjecture, lies, sensationalism and down right misinformation. From PR people I could at least understand it but some of this stuff is coming from people who should be looking at the facts and not going around throwing out terms without any checking.
In a way its starting to become like mainstream politics; facts are out of the window and its down to making your opponent look bad rather than making yourself look good and having answers.
It depresses me and makes me think about just saying 'fuck it..', packing up and going to live in a cave somewhere.
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Maggie was listening to music, again. Somehow she had managed to sneak her headphones with her. She really did look rather funny, with her blue hair and her piercings, wobbling back and forth to the music slightly, in her minty green hoopskirt southern belle sort of dress, and her high heels that Elizabeth's mother would have screamed at.
Now as you will recall, Maggie was highly intelligent, but nobody really knew, not even, really Elizabeth. But Maggie was feeling happy at the moment. She was listening to her angsty teenage heavy metal, she was feeling fabulous in her outfit, and she was presumably going to meet a dragon and go on an adventure. She wasn't too worried about the contract, if they sent away the daemons to some other place, than there'd be heroes there too. She liked the thought of herself as a hero, though admittedly it was hard to picture. Also Elizabeth could tend to be a bit of social justice warrior, she thought. It was all very well and good to think about that sort of thing, but there were more fascinating and exciting things to do than worry about justice for every single person.
Maggie, as you can tell, was feeling a bit annoyed with Elizabeth, who was kind of spoiling their adventure. Wasn't Elizabeth the one who wanted magic in the first place? And now here she was muttering about moral responsibilites and duties and it was supposed to be an adventure.
Really, though, Maggie felt a little uncomfortable with the whole idea, so she was trying not to think about it. She liked it here. It felt like home. She hoped she could stay for a while.
Then Maggie, being a genius, began to go over hundreds of fairy tales in her mind's eye and try to figure out what percentage of the heroes were alive at the end and went back to their fairyland or whatever. She was trying to decide whether to include other factors, such as whether the fairies were evil or not, but that was a difficult question because she wasn't quite sure whether the Elementia were evil or not. They didn't seem evil, but they didn't seem particularly nice, either. I mean Tierra was good company, but she was still part of this whole scheme, wasn't she? And then Maggie started thinking about the scheme again, although she had been trying to avoid it.
But all anyone saw was a silly-looking girl in a green dress bobbing backing and forth to music.
Elizabeth was thinking back again to Bariso's lecture. She thought she hadn't been paying attention, but she remembered more than she thought she could, such as that the druids and the dragons both had constitutional monarchies.
Elizabeth always felt vaguely disapproving of monarchies. Make that very disapproving, actually. It seemed very unfair that a certain chosen group of people, based on their birth, not their qualities, simply got more privileges and control than everyone else. She thought then that she really wasn't a good hero. Heroes were supposed to be noble and brave and serve kings and queens, not disapproving fourteen year-olds who considered monarchy an old-fashioned relic from the middle ages that hurt modern society in grievous ways.
Of course, dragons might be a little different.


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