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Olders Gamers Being Left Behind
New games like Modern Warefare 2 are leaving older gamer behind. With such a high level of competition, David Walsh (26) says younger gamers motor skills are becoming superior to players of his age.
Board Games on the Rise?
Could the next generation be more interested in board games than video games? The toy industry thinks so. This being said, is it possible that the decline in video game sales are here to stay?
Ten Greatest AI of Gaming
Artificial Intelligence. It's the scariest thing the human species has faced since cloning, zombies and stem cell research. What could be more terrifying then the machines we depend on every day, suddenly rising up to enslave us instead? Well, that's probably a long way off. The best we can manage at the moment is a iDog, Robo-sapien and maybe that one that plays chess. This Article takes a look at the best AI in the gaming industry. Hint: Bungie is the only one with multiple titles
Haiti Man lives on Soda for 11 days
Soda, who would ever expect the drink that us gamers use to either quench our thirst or to stay awake, can actually keep a Haitian man alive for 11 days till he was rescued. Don't believe me, visit the article and read more into it.
2010 is a Big Year for Gamers
This year has been announced as the year for gamers, first game to kick off the year is Mass Effect 2, a series of other big name titles to hit this year include Star Trek Online, Final Fantasy, Halo: Reach and many more.
Biggest MLG Team Changes of 2009
For people that are interested, these are the Most Important Team Changes of 2009 that brought along the biggest impacts during MLG events.
Monk, Rap, and Liquor, Whats Next?
Filled with old traditions the Japanese Buddhist Monks have decided to use Rap Music and Liquor in an attempt to try and lure in more followers.
Whales, Whales, and More Whales
The massive internet site, Twitter crashed Wednesday, the iconic thing that followed was a picture of a whale for anyone that tried to visit the website. This is the first major crash since the attack on the site, and other major sites back in August.
Simon Leaves Idol!
Notice somthing different about the new American Idol season? If you havent your a damn idiot. :] Simon Cowell has left iodl for good. Heres what celebs have to say about it
New Haiti After Shock!
Just in By CNN, Haiti sufferred from another horrible afterschock, thus leaving 3,000,000 Hiatians homeless, starving, and in need of serious medical attention. Here is the link to watch the video on what CNN reporters have to discuss about this already horrible occurance.
AT&T Announces New Unlimited Plans
On January 15, 2010, AT&T has announced that there will be new unlimited plans across all devices. The new plans will be available on Monday, January 18, 2010, and the best part is that existing customers can change to any of the new plans without penalty or contract extension.
Soviet Jets for sale, Whats next?
Apparently, Soviet SU-27 jets have recently gone on sale for the price of $5 million to private owners in the United States. Now anyone wiht common sense would think this as being ridiculous, but these planes have been insured that they were never intended for combat.
How much would China Miss Google?
In a surprise turn of events, after Google's attempt to try and rid China of internet censorship, Google has threatened to shutdown its Chinese based website, Google.Cn.
Techies Unite for Haiti
Today, programmers, web developers, and other technologically enhanced people meet over the internet to brainstorm ideas in order to help the earthquake victims of the recent tragedy in Haiti.
Panasonic Buys Sanyo Majority
In a deal valued at 4.6 Billion dollars, Panasonic is now one of the world's largest electronics makers in the With this new acquistion Panasonic plans to go into Sanyo's solar research and rechargable batteries so that it can further it's green future.
Dead Space 2 Announced
Dead Space, the critically acclaimed rip off of Alien and anything John Carpenter, has been such a large success that EA has announced they are working on a sequel. Isaac Clarke returns to fight off an ever expanding amount of Necromorphs. There is not much else known about the story, but fans can expect many of the gameplay elements they originally fell in love with.
Microsoft Challenges Steam
Any PC gamer knows of the incredible Steam. The ability to download games on command is an extensively amazing development. There is one catch, PC games need Windows to run. This has given Microsoft an idea to create an even larger profit. Windows on Demand has been announced and will allow gamers to download full games on their PCs. If you have yet to download Steam, you probably shouldn't wait.
L4D2 Shows People Love Zombies
Everyone remembers how Valve fans tried boycotting the new Left 4 Dead 2 feeling as though Valve should have just put out an expansion, well much to the shagrin of, well a few, L4D2 has sold 2 Million copies in it's world wide 2 week release. While still not as many copies sold as the original (a cool 3 million) it is obvious that Valve knows how to make good games to cater to the taste of the many.
Empire Total War Multiplay Beta
For fans of Empire: Total War who have been patiently waiting for an online multiplayer experience, your wait is over. Sega officially announced that December 7th players will be able to (via STEAM) download the multiplayer beta. The beta will be completely 1 V 1 allowing 2 player battles. Along with the beta a new downloadable content will be available offering new troops. Definitely something for fans to be excited about.
BSOD Not Windows Fault?
It's seems that the blue screen of death has been replaced by the even worse sounding black screen of death. Fortunately the black screen of death is no where nearly as bad as the blue screen, however November had a huge increase of these occurances and Windows is denying any fault through it's security patches. Even further Microsoft claims that hese Black Screens of Death are not a big customer service issue. While the source does point to updates, we can only wait and see if anything is done.
Acer and Chrome OS
Google is useful for many things, including a brilliant search engine with many various uses, a very nice browser, smart phones, and web apps. It's been rumored though that Google would launch it's own OS and it seems it's becoming a reality. Not only is it an impressive feat but Acer is also supporting this new OS by loading it's laptops with the operating system. The android technology is great, but could Chrome OS be the new OS of choice? Only time can tell.
Gates and Libraries with Broadband
$3.4 Million. That's how much the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation is providing to public libraries in five states. Say what you want about Microsoft and Windows, but the amount of money being distributed for educational means to various institutions such as libraries is phenominal. Not only are fie states receiving those grants, but the Gates Foundation is also helping 14 additional states receive state grants. Students will now have the boost they need to assist in studies.
Office 2010\'s Future Looks Bleak
Let's face it, there are so many free word document programs, many of which internet based that there really is a dwindling use for Window's Office based programs. With Office 2010 arriving in June, Window's is planning a free web app that does not have the full functionality of Office 2010 along with ads. Not too mention one of the main targets being college students who can't afford expensive things, the future of Window's Office is not too bright.
Windows Store
For those of you who have not heard Microsoft plans to challenge the Apple hold of the computer industry by creating Windows store. As one could expect, they are essentially what the Apple Stores are, minus all the Apple products. Right now there are only two locations One in Arizona the other in California. It certainly has far more options and solution then the solely Apple orientated Apple stores and has far more to offer. The question still remains, will this be a profitable solution?
Alienware is Thinking With Portals
There exists all sorts of programs to rid your freshly bought computer of bloatware, however Alienware has snuck on a program you're not going to get rid of any time soon. Portal and Steam are coming preloaded on Alienware's All Powerful lineup. If anyone needed any more coercing to purchase themselves Alienware for the holidays, then you really need to be shot.
No Diablo 3 in 2010
Can't say I've been too pleased with Activision ever since it's buyout of Blizzard. They for some reason decided to drop many great original IPs to work on well established ones. Of course we are not seeing anything original from Activision and more specifically Blizzard but even worse they are delaying the release of Diablo 3 one of the worthwhile properties. As long as the new WoW expansion releases on time, they are banking on no one really noticing, that has to be the case.
PlaySega VIP Controller On PC
For those of you lucky bastards out there who have signed up for a 3 month VIP subscription you will soon be receiving a limited edition play sega controller. It looks and feels like the Sega Saturn controller, which is essentially the Genesis controller with three extra buttons. Since you know, most games at the time required that many buttons. It's still nifty and nice swag.
Risen Doesn\'t Suck
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I just played Risen, and it doesn't suck. It's a lot like Gothic 2. That is not news, but I'm just screwing around.
THis is yet another long title test
For quite some time I have been one to come out and say how I hate certain things. To say you like a wide variety of things is good and all, but to pretend your so open to everything means you don't have a personality just like if you say you don't like anything. I will debate for hours why any modern horror movie is not a true horror movie and the zombie genre ended quite possibly with Shaun of the Dead. I will talk for hours about my knowledge about folklore and myths and urban legen ds. Test.
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IGN Journalist Leaves for Apple
The IGN Nintendo journalist Matt Casamassina is leaving to Apple to be the "Game Store Manager". What this means is that hopefully the Apple App store will have far superior content and IGN iwll, well continue to be IGN. Matt's parting words being "Anybody who has read my work through the years will know that I've long been a huge Nintendo fan, but if there is one company that could entice me away from covering Mario and Zelda it's the one owned by Steve Jobs."
Black Wii
Before the end of a console cycle, it's not unusual for there new models of a console to be released (unless your Microsoft). Yet, with the exception of handhelds, not many consoles have had a full assortment of colors. Nintendo isn't really making any exceptions. With the release of the black wiimotes, it would only be a matter of time until the console had a different color take. For those who don't own a Wii yet, not really any new reason to get one. At least it's shiny and new.
Freerunning on the Wii
For those who don't know what parkour is, simply put it's the art of doing crazy jumps and climbing thigns for no other reason then to have fun. If you youtube it, expect some spectacular stunts. With a niche in mind, the game will be used with the wiimote and nunchuck. Hopefully this will not be more junkware on the Wii.
Nintendo Pres: iPad just a fad.
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata comments that he isnt impressed by the iPad, 3D or HD. In his own mind, there is no reason to worry because he thinks they are all fads and will soon come to pass.
Just Dance dethrowns MW2 in UK
I know you have all seen the commercials almost everday of this new game Just Dance, well it just so happens that this energetic game just dethroned Modern Warfare 2 as top seller inside the United Kingdom.
Sunsoft Aquires Nihon Telenet Games
Not many people may remember the third party developer Sunsoft, with their mascot Aero The Acrobat, but those who do will remember them on both the NES and the SNES. With all ready a variety of games available for download on the Wii's Virtual Consolse, you can expect even more after their acquisition of Nihon Telenet games. The most important fact here is the ability to legitimately play translated games in the west teat previously never made it to our shores back in the day.
Megaman 10 on the Wii Confirmed
Not only did Nintendo Power reach it's 250th issue, but they also surprised it's subscribers with astonishing news from Capcom. Megaman 10 is coming as DLC to the Wii. Going with the 8 bit route again, the challenge and retro feeling of Megaman 9 will return to give chills to gamers everywhere. More importantly? Co-op play between Megaman and Protomon. If that does not make you reminiscent of the good ol 8 bit days and the controller breaking challenges of yesteryear, nothing will.
Nintendo Power 250th Issue
As a child, who does not remember being the cool kid on the block whose parent's subscribed them to Nintendo Power? Back then, Nintendo was THE gaming power house, and to have the Power was to have the one stop shop for every kid's gaming needs. Now we have the internet making the need for a magazine a little less necessary. Yet it is incredible and a wonderful feeling to watch the quitessential source for Nintendo information reach it's 250th issue. Congratulations guys!
Mountain Dew Scented NES Soap
What occurs when you combine a carbonated beverage that is attempting to create a brand for gamers, classic 80's gaming goodness, and the best way to ward off any gamer? It depends on your aresenal, but no matter the case it is an oddity. Digitalsoaps have created a bar of soap that resembles a NES controller and smells like Mountain Dew. We don't recommend tasting it or attempting to dig out your NES and trying to play with the soap.
Nintendo Cuts Wii Production
Just last holiday season it was a miracle to even take a look at a Wii. Nintendo since then has increased it's Wii production, only to diminish it once again. Apparently at this point, everyone who wants a Wii owns one. The companies that manufacture the Wii and it's parts (Mitsumi and Hosiden) are facing massive losses as the sales of the Wii continues to die down. Nintendo needs a really good holiday season this year, that much is certain.
Nintendo Takes Nokia to Court
It seems that the major reason for Virtual Content and ports is to further make emulation illegal even for games you cannot buy anymore or would have to pay hundreds of dollars to own. Nintendo is showing how important these out of date titles are by bringing Nokia to court for showing on their blog video of emulation being used for the N900 Smart phone. While no legal action has been taken just yet, it is all most certain that news will bring up of actions Nintendo has taken against Nokia.
Chicks Dig Reggie and the Wii
Reggie Fils-Aime, love him or hate him he is still President of Nintendo America meaning you have to at least respect the guy. Well somewhere he has obtained the statistic that 9 million girls play the Wii making the diamond seem like more of an acquaintance then a best friend. What this means is that of the 11 Million owned Wii consoles 80% are female. Gaming, no longer a boys club. Sorry guys.`
Metroid Other M Unaware to Koei
If you don't know about the amazing new entry in the Metroid series that's being developed by Team Ninja, you deserve to have Ripley come down and peck you multiple times over. No matter the case, if you were unaware Koei and Tecmo merged. Team Ninja is a division of Tecmo and the merger happened without Koei knowing about the development of this game. So things are looking up for both companies.
Sonic Gems Announced for the DS
Let's face it, Sonic has not aged well. The last truly great Sonic game was Sonic Adventure 2. Since the blue hedgehog with an affinity for chili dogs has been "reimagined" too many times to count. So obviously the only thing to do with the poor hedgehog is too keep creating collections. This new game is no different, Sega has officially announced a Sonic Gems collection for the DS. It will feature four Sonic games and include a new save anywhere feature. Exciting? Only a little.
Wii\'s Sales Up Since Price Drop
Nintendo was recently facing some hard times, it seemed that was once the most sought after consoles of all time has becoming increasingly easier to find. With Wii sales dropping by 43% in previous months, Nintendo's Cammie Dunaway reports the price drop have boosted weekly sales up 85%. Even with an optimistic outlook the units moved are no were reaching 2008's 10 million sold consoles. Is Nintendo going to be able to bring back the heat?
LBP2 Presales Begin
What would you say is the most anticipated sequel that has been announced? If you said Marvel Vs Capcom 3, then your right. However we're still estatic over the new Little Big Planet. If you own a PS3 then now is your chance to pre order it. There is no details on what fun little item you'll get for pre-ordering (I'm personally hoping for a cute little Sackboy), however with sales and the fanbase on the original, it's probably wise to pre order it if you want to play on it's launch.
PS3 Rumored to Get New XMB
There is really two schools of thuoght on the PS3 XMB. Either you hate it or you like it to an extent. With so many options and variables, not everything is easy to navigate and find. Fortunately it is rumored that this E3 Sony will be presenting the PS3's new XMB. Sony has not denied nor confirmed this rumor, but it will be a major leap for the system and it's otherwise slick design.
Sony Being Sued For Linux Hating
One of the PS3's most unique and compelling capabilities is being able to install an OS. Several months ago Sony decided to stop supporting Linux on the PS3. This has come back to haunt as California man Anthony Ventura has decided to sue Sony over the lack of "Other OS" capabilities. This comes with the knowledge that Sony has released Linux Distributor Starter Kits. Here we thought Sony was finally making up for all the smack talk earlier in the console wars.
PS3 Finally Profitable
Is it possible that Sony wasn't mistaken in their cockiness when they said people should pay more for the PS3, well not really. With that said, Sony is at a loss for every PS3 unit sold (when the console launched Sony lost $241 to $301). Sony has begun using a new 40nm RSX GPU instead of the 65nm. What this means to the consumer is that there will be less power usage, lower temperatures, and system durability.
MLB Live Streaming
Live streaming media is a convience that is so integrated with everything tech related now, that it's unfathomable to conceive a time without it. Yet there was. Now there's streaming media content for everyone on nearly every platform possible. To prove this point Sony and the MLB have signed a deal to bring any game streaming to the PS3. Little is known about the pricing (speculation states that it will be the same price on MLB.Tv). While nothing terribly new, it is exciting for baseball fans.
PS3 3D Firmware Update
There probably aren't too many modern gamers familiar with the NES game Rad Racers. It most certainly wasn't the most remarkable title, however it did have one intersting feature, the ability to be in 3D. It seems that the 3D fad is coming back full force, and Sony is picking up on it. While not all games coming up will utilize the feature (and in the beginning will be limited), developers will have the ability to choose which productions will be in 3D.
PS3 Finally Profitable
When Sony, in all their cockiness in the beginning of the current gen console wars, said that people need to pay more for the PS3; they weren't kidding. Sony was losing $241 to $301 per unit when the PS3 first launched. However with the advent of the 40nm RSX GPU, PS3 costs will be significantly lower. Yet Sony will not be the only ones to profit, there will be a significat reduction in power consumption and temperature along with a longer lifespan to the lucky owners of the updated Slims.
PS3 gets a Jailbreak
You've probably heard of Jailbreaking ipods or modding xbox's. Well, combine both of those and you have the new PS3. Yes, the same guy who discovered how to crack the iPhone took a mere 5 weeks to figure out how to mod his PS3. Although he's keeping his lips sealed for now, the cat is out of the bag and this will surely set off a trend for cracking the PS3.
PS3 Arc Motion Shipping in Fall
Playstation 3's Arc Motion controller has been announced to ship by Fall this year. For the people that havent heard of the Arc Motion controller, its a wand-based motion control periphreal designed just for Playstation.
IGN Release Top 25 Game List
This list is made up from all the PS3 titles released to date, and you will be surprised to see which games didnt make the list and which ones pulled in the top 5 spots.
FF13 PS3 On One Disc
To keep this article as proffesional as possible there will be no references to Chocobos, Knights of the Round, Squall, Sephiroth, Cloud, Kefka, Cid, or Airships. Back to the story. Final Fantasy fans are getting more and more frantic about the upcoming Final Fantasy 13. As of thus far there is some information known about the difference between the PS3 and 360 versions, today marked a fairly large announcement though. 360 owners will have the game on multiple discs where as the PS3 will have 1.
PS3 Motion Control is a Gem?
EA CEO John Riccitiello may have leaked some important information at a press conference with Sony today. He was quoted saying "In the coming year, both Sony and Microsoft have announced new controllers. Motion sensor controls, Natal and Gem, these are likely to bring new consumers into the marketplace." Soon after Sony quickly stated no comment and EA replied with the same. Read what you want into it, something tells us Sony was not too pleased.
Dead Space 2 Announced
Dead Space, the critically acclaimed rip off of Alien and anything John Carpenter, has been such a large success that EA has announced they are working on a sequel. Isaac Clarke returns to fight off an ever expanding amount of Necromorphs. There is not much else known about the story, but fans can expect many of the gameplay elements they originally fell in love with.
10GB PSN Game
The ability to download games online is a miraculous thing. No longer do gamers have to go into the cruel sun scorched wilderness to seek the games they desperately need. Yet, those who need a more epic experience that would take gigs of disc space to store still will need to traverse the plains of the outdoors. Yet thanks to Aksys Games, this might be a thing of the past. Aksys Games recently announced they will release Record of Agarest War to the PSN which will have a 10GB download size.
Airforce INvests in PS3s
When the PS3 was first announced, the technology behind it was so overwhelmingly hyped, that it was not difficult to have tremendous expectations. Fortunately, Sony has not failed to deliver technology that has been an invaluable part of the folding@home project. It is also crucial to mention that the Cell Processor is considerably cheaper then other manufacturer equivalents With that information in hand the Air Force has started procuring PS3s to experiment.
16 Halo 2 Players Remain
For quite sometime, the Xbox has been considered a little outdated. Yet not old enough for gamers to give up on their favorite games and consoles. In March Microsoft finally decided to end classic XBox Live Support. However 20 or so gamers refused to let their Halo 2's die and continue to play as we speak. With them constantly online, Microsoft cannot fully turn off the service until all players stop. The only reason four have dropped is from overheating consoles.
Slim 360 and MGS
Surfer Girl (an industry expert whose had a fair share of accurate predictions regarding Microsoft) is suggesting this E3 we keep our eyes out for a Slim 360 that will be bundled with Natal. This could be what finally puts Microsoft ahead in the console wars. Even more hsocking si the rumor that a certain Konami formally Sony exclusive title could be making an appearance. Fanboys don't drool too much, let's wait and see.
Bungie and Activision Join Forces
Bungie has been producing franchies for Microsoft (while franchise anyway) for quite some time. Bungie's time with Microsoft has come to an end and they have signed a 10 year contract with Activision to bring more games (all right just Halo) to consoles beyond the PC and 360. Industry experts are fearful for Activision recalling Infinity Ward leaving the publishers the first moment they had. No matter the case, Microsoft Game Studios need to come up with something epic fast.
Live TV on the 360
Console systems are obviously played on television screens, so it's safe to assume that the players have at the very least cable. Yet it seems necessary to push technology to it's ridiculous and redudant limit. There will be a DVR, excuse us, Personal Video Recorder. This service will be available stateside by next year.
MLG combine Site Launched
Well guys, the long awaited news just released about the mysterious Doritos combine. It looks like its going to be a pre-event amature competition circuit. There are going to be 4 stops, 1st in Nashville, next in Chicago, Denver, then D.C. Since these are supposed to lead up to event, I wonder where some of these events will take place? Either way, I cant wait for FragTools to show out to at least 1 of these.
FragTools Halo Tryouts
After our tough decision to change team mates due to practice schedule conflicts, we are running tryouts again and will be bringing in new members through this. If anyone on the site has a mlgpro.com account, feel free to leave us some feedback/ reference comments or if you would like to tryout post here as well.
Original Xbox Live service ending
For those of you who still like to hop on XBL Halo 2, Counter Strike, or Star Wars Battle Front 2, you might want to go on a binge on these games for the next month, because come April 15th, Xbox Live plans to discontinue service to all original Xbox titles
Mass Effect Ships 2 Million
Mass Effect has sold world-wide over 2 million copies with in a week, now compared to your average Modern Warfare 2 or if you fancy Halo 3, it isnt that much. People should recognize though that with no online play, that is amazing for an rpg game.
Game Room Causes Arcade Rebuying
Later this year, Microsoft will be unveiling their Xbox 360 Game Room, and according to various sources, they will require people to repurchase all their games. Microsoft's reasons are described as the ones they bought are revamps and in the Game Room they are gonna be the original arcade ones.
Battlefield 2 Demo early
To most fans surprise, the demo wasnt supposed to be out until February 4th, but according to DICE, the creators of BattleField Bad Company: 2, it was just as much as a surprise for them as well.
Top 20 XBOX LIVE Games of 2009
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Major Nelson released the top 20 games of Xbox LIVE from 2009. Here's the top ten:1. Halo 32. Call of Duty 43. Modern Warfare 24. Call of Duty: WaW5. Gears of War 26. GTA IV7. Left 4 Dead8. Halo 3: ODST9. Fable II: Episode 110. Resident Evil 5Halo 3 was able to hold down the top spot, despite being nearly 3 years old. The top three was rounded out by the ever popular COD 4, and its sequel: Modern Warfare.
Bungie Weekly Update
Bungie brings much awaited news about their Haiti campaign as well as news towards Reach, such as the awaited release date which is confirmed to be in the fall of this year. Also to come is the contest for Halo: Reach for people to create their own icons.
New look at Project Natal
Microsoft just released a video series of Natal in action. Its way more interactive than I thought, I love the part where the co-op comes in on the racing game they show. I can't wait to see how this unfolds, hopefully it will be much better than previous attempts, like the eyetoy from Sony. Check it out, hope you like the looks of Natal.
MLG Opener Returns to Florida
As quick as it came and went, its back again! Thats right guys, MLG is headed back to Orlando to open up the 2010 Pro Circuit. MLG claimed they were doing it big in 2010 and after this I don't doubt it. After the Doritos Amature Combine hits Music City, scheduled some time in March, less than a month later they will be putting on another event. With event frequency like this we could possibly see 8+ events this season. Stay tuned to FragTools News and MLG Insider for more details as they unfold.
Xbox Online sales soar
Microsoft announced yesterday more than eight million online purchases have been processed through Xbox Live across New Zealand and Australia over the past year.
Apple Finally Gets Steam
PC users are finally slipping to Mac. One of the most successful and popular applications for downloading games, Steam, is finally being released on Macs. Starting May 12, Mac and PC users alike will be able to also use a new feature called Steam Play which will allow for subscribers to access their account on both Mac and Window OS's.
Lala\'s Shutdown Supports Rumors
It seems that for some time now there have been rumors of Apple bringing a web based form of iTunes to the internet. With the purchase of Lala and now Apple shutting down the service May 31, the rumors seem to be confirmed with this news. Of course at this moment in time there is only speculation. Unfortunately for Apple, purchasing companies at undisclosed prices and not announcing why is not terribly secret.
IGN Journalist Leaves To Apple
The IGN Nintendo journalist Matt Casamassina is leaving to Apple to be the "Game Store Manager". What this means is that hopefully the Apple App store will have far superior content and IGN iwll, well continue to be IGN. Matt's parting words being "Anybody who has read my work through the years will know that I've long been a huge Nintendo fan, but if there is one company that could entice me away from covering Mario and Zelda it's the one owned by Steve Jobs."
Jobs Gestures to Adobe Yet Again!
The net is a buzz with the grocery list of features that are to be baked into the iPhone 4.0 OS launch this summer, but Adobe, Microsoft and Sun, have been given a gesture by Jobs unlike the type used in the OS. In an effort to thwart any backdoor porting of other programming environments over to iPhone 4.0, Apple has tweaked their iPhone Developer Program License Agreement to prohibit the dev of apps using "an intermediary translation or compatibility layer or tool,". So much for CS5 Flash.
iPhone OS 4.0 Update
The date is April 8th and once again Apple has summoned its followers from around the globe to deliver what is sure to be crucial morsels of info surrounding the pending launch of the iPhone OS 4.0 software. MacWorld is at the event and has a live Blog running. In case you cannot make it over there to watch the news unfold, we will post any crucial items via our news and FragmenT iFrage sections. Oh oh... Steve Jobs is apparently taking the stage.. Oddly he has forgotten to wear his cape today..
Top 10 Best Apple Products EVER
Check out this very informative Top 10 list. Very well chosen, I loved it, HINT: iPhone is NOT number 1 :)
Apple project leaked
Details of Apple's "secret" negotiations with publishers, which Bookseller.com and 9to5 Mac reported on Wednesday morning, turned up Wednesday evening in the Wall Street Journal's electronic edition, presumably for publication in Thursday's paper.
Apple to unveil Tablet on Jan. 27
Apple is to unveil its latest creation to the press on January 27th at San Francisco's very own Yerba Buena Center for the Arts at 10 a.m. PT. Just about everyone know's this is the much anticipated jumbo iPhone Tablet. The big question is whether or not the rumored $600 price point will stick.
Apple to Launch Tablet PC
The simple truth is that the iPhone has dominated the smart phone market. With it's AT&T contract soon expiring, it can be expected to see an increase of the phone's sales, further securing it's place in the current tech culture. What could Apple's next move be? Why not a touch screen PC. It will be rumored to use the LTPS (Low Temperature Poly Silicon) LCD technology, in layman that's the same touch technology as the iPhone. Epext a $1000 price range.
iPhone Has PS Contoller Extension
Having a difficult time playing games on your iPhone? Do you realize the downfall of portable gaming is easily the controls? Well the problem has presumably been resolved by adding a PS3-esque controller attachment to the bottom of hte iPhone. Bizarre looking? Only a little bit, but to help satisfy your on the go gaming needs may well be worth the $20. Expect a review from us soon.
Chrome Extensions Announced
IN the off chance you own a Mac and missed the Google Chrome Beta launch, you should have no excuse at this moment with this information to download the Beta now. For Windows users, Google launched browser extensions even earlier this week. Mac users do not have to wait long to get the full use of Chrome though. Reports suggest that by early 2010 Browsers extensions will be released for the enjoyment of Mac users everywhere!
P.C CE App Coming Thursday
Pac Man enthusiasts have much reason to celebrate, if they own an iPhone that is. It has been long rumored that the Xbox Live Hit Pac Man Championship Edition will be feature as an app on the iPhone. Yet there has been little to now new that is until today. Namco Bandai broke their silence and announced this Thursday the game will be available for download. While there will be no online ranking or various other features, the game will still have the Championship feature that made it so popular.
Security Issues With iPhone Apps'
It's not news, there are risks with hacks. Those gambles are included when jailbreaking an iPhone. The news here is that malicious apps that once could only target jailbroken phones could potentially effect any iPhone. The kicker? Experts are not in the least surprised. There is proof of concept apps that can steal all data in your iPhone and send it to the creator of the malware. Even with Apple's scrutiny of accepting Apps, Appe's reviewers can be tricked by enabling what seems to be a legitimate function for an iPhone, only to have the spyware have an activation time before causing damage.
XBL iPhone App
For a poultry $1.99 Xbox Live addicts can stay forever in the know of their Live accounts on their iPhones. A bittersweet irony if there ever was one. Now gamers with iPhones can keep up to date with their profiles, gamerscores, and all their friends information. You can even update it all real time. Definitely for the gaming addicts at heart.
Psytar and Apple Strike Deal
A 17 month lawsuit has finally been settled between Apple and Psystar. This settlement will prevent Psystar from preinstalling Mac OS X on Psystar's Intel based systems. The details have not been made public, but it seems Psystar has made an argument shifting blame onto their customers. Yet there seem to be loop holes in the case currently allowing Snow Leopard to be installed. It will be insteresting to see where the case goes and the effect of the DMCA on the case.


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Rob Rasmussen is coming home.
The former Pasadena Poly and UCLA standout was acquired by the Dodgers in a trade with the Houston Astros on Wednesday. The Astros received right-hander John Ely.
Rasmussen was driving from his home in Santa Monica to his parents' home in Pasadena when Astros assistant general manager David Stearns called to deliver the news.
"I loved being there," he said of the Astros organization, "but it's hard to contain your excitement when you get traded to the only team you ever wanted to play for."
The 23-year-old left-hander was chosen in the 27th round of the 2007 draft by the Dodgers but chose to attend UCLA instead. Rasmussen said there was little choice in his mind - he already told major-league teams he intended to go to college - but he said Dodgers scout Chuck Crim "thought I deserved to have my name called."
Crim is now the Dodgers' bullpen coach.
Rasmussen said he attended "tons" of Dodgers games growing up in Arcadia. Why not jump at the chance to play for his dream team out of high school?
"I went to a very small, academically focused high school, Pasadena Poly," he said, "and I always wanted to go to college. I never thought about playing pro baseball at that point in time.
"To be honest I don't know if I was ready for the minor-league lifestyle at that point in time."
Rasmussen went 38-2 with a 1.04 ERA over four varsity seasons at Pasadena Poly with 492 strikeouts and allowing just 37 earned runs in 248 2/3 innings.
As a junior with UCLA, Rasmussen joined the starting rotation and led the Bruins to the finals of the College World Series for the first time in the program's history. He was drafted in the second round by the Florida Marlins that year.
Rasmussen finished the season 11-3 with a 2.72 ERA and threw six scoreless innings in UCLA's final game of the College World Series, a 2-1 loss to South Carolina.
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Houston assigned Rasmussen to Double-A Corpus Christi, where he went 4-4 with a 4.80 ERA and raised his strikeout-to-walk ratio to a career-best 2.44.
Rasmussen doesn't count toward the Dodgers' 40-man roster, leaving them with an open roster spot.
Ely, 26, made two major-league appearances in 2012 and lost both. He ended the season with a 20.25 ERA after allowing six earned runs in 2<MD+,%30,%55,%70>1/<MD-,%0,%55,%70>2 innings. Prior to that, Ely excelled in Triple-A, where he won the Pacific Coast League's triple crown (14-7, 3.20 ERA, 165 strikeouts) and earmed the league's Pitcher of the Year award.
Ely made 18 starts in 2010 and won three of his first four decisions, but he finished 4-10 with a 5.49 ERA. He made five major-league appearances in 2011 (one start) and was 0-1 with a 4.26 ERA.

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You may have noticed that occasionally I award a free book to someone that makes a really deserving post - a golden post, as we call it around here.
Well, @r937; has been nominated by @Shyflower; for just such an award for this post. Nice work Rudy. I don't need to tell you to keep up the good work, because you've been doing it for longer than I've been around!
Nice work, Rudy. It was indeed a simple but inspiring post.
Congratulations Rudy
Congratulations. I hear SitePoint has a good SQL book you might be interested in if you're wondering which book to get
Congratulations, Rudy. Great initiative. :)
I'm happy to see this happening and it's so very nice of @ScallioXTX ; to help out with recommending a book for Rudy. :lol:
This is my chance to say, "Thanks for posting that great thread Rudy"!
Hi Rudy,
As you know I've recommended the book SIMPLY SQL to a number of Sitepointers asking about good books... I can't remember the author but it is pretty great if you're just getting your feet wet in SQL (Structure Query Language) scripting and DB (Database) design.
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It's some guy called Rudy ...
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSPD) -- Cinco de Mayo is one of the holidays that brings out extra patrols by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
"From 2007 to 2011 over 1/3rd of fatal-crashes were alcohol involved," said Sgt. Vincent Shirey.
Troopers will be looking for impaired drivers and crash-causing violations.
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Burch and Neal to be inducted into the BC Athletic Hall of FameOctober 19, 2010
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Brevard, N.C. - Two former Brevard College coaches have been selected as members of the Brevard College Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2010-2011 as announced by the Brevard College Athletic Director, Kim Pate.
The Class of 2010-2011 includes men's basketball player and coach, Larry Burch, and tennis coach Patsy Neal. The two will be inducted into the BC Hall of Fame on Friday, October 22nd, at the Distinguished Alumni and Athletic Hall of Fame dinner in Boshamer Gymnasium.
Burch opened his career at Brevard College in 1963, playing under Coach Chick Martin on the men's basketball team and was also a member of the baseball team during his time at Brevard. A member of the graduating class of 1965, Burch made an impact at Brevard on the basketball team as the leading scorer and rebounder in the 1964 National Tournament run, setting the record for most rebounds pulled down in one game with 29. He also was the leading scorer and an all-conference selection in 1965, winning the Conference Sportsmanship Award. In addition to his other activities, Burch also was selected as an All-Conference Cross Country runner in 1965.
The impact Burch made on the program led to his eventual selection as an Assistant Basketball Coach and later, the Head Basketball Coach at Brevard College where he guided the team to a Conference tournament title in the 1971-1972 season. Burch later used his talents throughout the BC Athletic Department in taking on the roles of head coach of the men's soccer team, the baseball team, and the men's golf team.
While a coach at Brevard, Burch led the baseball team to victories over several highly ranked opponents, while his soccer team won two regional tournaments and participated in two national championships. As a golf coach, Burch also led the team to two conference championships, one regional championship and led the team to the National Championship tournament.
Burch also served as the President of the Western Carolina Junior College Conference during his time at Brevard and was the 1971-1972 WCJCC Basketball Coach of the Year.
Overall in his coaching career, Coach Burch coached teams in four different sports at three different levels of athletic competition, including coaching basketball at nearby Presbyterian University, competing in nearly 800 games or matches. He coached those teams to 28 conference or regional championships and has had teams that have participated in seven state or national tournaments.
Ralph Lundy had the following to say about Coach Burch, "The important factor is that Coach Burch influenced and developed so many Brevard College athletes in various sports. He gave so much to Brevard College to so many people." He went on to say, "Coach inspired, motivated and took care of his players. He was directly responsible for shaping and guiding his players toward reaching their full potential in their lives."
Today, Coach Burch is retired after serving as the Head Basketball Coach and Athletic Director at Hibriten High School.
Patsy Neal came to Brevard College in 1966, both as a coach and a teacher, after a successful playing career. Neal was a three-time AAU All-American in women's basketball and was the 1957 National Free Throw Champion, as well as playing in the Pan-American Games. Neal also was captain of the U.S. team in the 1964 World Basketball Tournament, as well as being a member of the U.S. team that toured Europe in 1965 and was a member of the U.S. All-Star team that played the Russian All-Star team in Madison Square Garden and several cities across the United States.
Neal came to Brevard College after coaching an independent AAU team in Salt Lake City, while earning her master's degree in physical education from the University of Utah. Upon coming to Brevard, she was hired by Chick Martin and encouraged to start a women's basketball camp at the College, known as the Patsy Neal Basketball School, where she had 100 girls for each session and her camp staff and instructors included Pat Summit, the current women's basketball coach of the University of Tennessee.
Neal taught Health, Physical Education and Recreation for 10 years at Brevard College and also coached the Brevard College men's tennis team for four years during her time with the Tornados.
An accomplished author, Neal started writing the first of her eight published books while serving as a professor and coach at the college and has published such notable textbooks as Basketball Techniques for Women, Coaching Methods for Women, Sport and Identity, So Run Your Race, Psalms and Proverbs on the Playing Field and Basketballs, Goldfish and World Championships. She has also won four Freedom Foundation Awards for essays and has had numerous articles published in newspapers and magazines, including Newsweek, the New York Times, Prevention and the Christian Athletes among others.
Selected as one of the Personalities of the South, Outstanding Young Women of America and Who's Who of America, Neal was inducted into the National Association Sports and Physical Education Hall of Fame, the National AAU Women's Basketball Hall of Fame and the Wayland Baptist University Hall of Honor. She was also inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in the spring of 2003 for her contributions to women's basketball in her career.
Neal recently served as the Executive Director of the National Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tenn., having accepted the position in 2002.
Charlie Stoudenmire had the following to say about Neal, "Patsy Neal's contribution to the image of Brevard College is one you cannot put a value to. As Executive Director of the Women's College Basketball Hall of Fame, she was instrumental in bringing women's college basketball into the national spotlight." He finished up by saying, "Her authorship of two best seller books brought her national attention. She began writing her first book while serving as a professor of physical education and coach at Brevard College. Because of Patsy Neal's outstanding accomplishments, Brevard College has received positive attention throughout our country."
The class of 2010-2011 joins the 17 current members of the BC Athletics Hall of Fame.
Hall of Fame Class of 2004-2005: Gil Coan, Class of '42, Reggie McAfee, Class of '71 and John McKissick, Class of '49, Coach Chick Martin, Coach Norm Witek.
Hall of Fame Class of 2005-2006: Hershey Hipps (Herman Hipps accepted on behalf of his father), Thomas Barbee, Class of '61, and the Boshamer Family (Cary Boshamer accepted on their behalf).
Hall of Fame Class of 2006-2007: Joe Forte, Class of '63, Ralph Lundy, Class of '70, Dr. Walter S. Clayton Sr., (Walter Shields Clayton Jr. '68 & Anne Blythe accepted on his behalf)
Hall of Fame Class of 2008-2009: Melissa Meyer, Class of '86, Lennox Stewart, Class of '71, Coach Thad Talley and Coach Joe Bartlinski.
Hall of Fame Class of 2009-2010: Danny Bost, Class of '62, and Alice Gaines, Class of '89.


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Sitchin's translation of the Sumerian tablets were not the first indication in modern time that the Anunnaki actually existed (and still do)
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any people, who have heard about the 'Anunnaki', think of Sitchin's translation of the Sumerian tablets as being the first indication in modern time that these beings actually existed (and still do). Interestingly enough, this is not the case. Several months ago, Michael Lee Hill[1] pointed out to me that there is some old, channeled material from back in 1958 from the Anunnaki. It was apparently channeled, and was posted in 'Flying Saucer Review Magazine', November-December 1958, edited by editor/author Brinsley Le Poer Trench. Here is the article in full (all emphases in original):
"We are already here, among you. Some of us have always been here, with you, yet apart from, watching, and occasionally guiding you whenever the opportunity arose. Now, however, our numbers have been increased in preparation for a further step in the development of your planet: a step of which you are not yet aware… We have been confused with the gods of many world-religions, although we are not gods, but your fellow creatures, as you will learn directly before many more years have passed. You will find records of our presence in the mysterious symbols of ancient Egypt, where we made ourselves known in order to accomplish certain ends. Our principal symbol appears in the religious art of your present civilization and occupies a position of importance upon the great seal of your country. (The United States of America) It has been preserved in certain secret societies founded originally to keep alive the knowledge of our existence and our intentions toward mankind."
"We have left you certain landmarks, placed carefully in different parts of the globe, but most prominently in Egypt where we established our headquarters upon the occasion of our last overt, or, as you would say, public appearance. At that time the foundations of your present civilization were 'laid in the earth' and the most ancient of your known landmarks established by means that would appear as miraculous to you now as they did to the pre-Egyptians, so many thousands of years ago. Since that time the whole art of building, in stone, has become symbolic, to many of you, of the work in hand—the building of the human race towards its perfection."
"Your ancestors knew us in those days as preceptors and as friends. Now, through your own efforts, you have almost reached, in your majority, a new step on the long ladder of your liberation. You have been constantly aided by our watchful 'inspiration', and hindered only by the difficulties natural to your processes of physical and moral development… "
"You have lately achieved the means of destroying yourselves. Do not be hasty in your self-congratulation. Yours is not the first civilization to have achieved—and used—such means. Yours will not be the first civilization to be offered the means of preventing that destruction and proceeding, in the full glory of its accumulated knowledge, to establish an era of enlightenment upon the earth."
"However, if you do accept the means offered you, and if you establish such a 'millennium' upon the basis of your present accomplishments, yours will be the first civilization to do so.
In a sense they succeeded, but in another sense their failure equaled their success. Human acceptance is, to a very large extent, measurable by human experience. Succeeding generations, who never knew our actual presence, translated the teachings of their elders in the terms of their own experience. For instance, a cross-sectional drawing, much simplified and stylized by many copyings, of one of our traveling machines became the 'Eye of Horus", and then other eyes of other gods. Finally, the ancient symbol that was once an accurate representation of an important mechanical device has been given surprising connotations by the modern priesthood of psychology."
"The important fact is, however, that we are here, among you, and that you, as a world-race, will know it before very much longer! The time is almost ripe but, as with all ripening things, the process may not be hurried artificially without danger of damaging the fruit. There is a right time for every action, and the right time for our revelation of ourselves to your era is approaching."
"Some of you have seen our 'advanced guard' already. You have met us often in the streets of your cities, and you have not noticed us. But when we flash through your skies in the ANCIENT TRADITIONAL VEHICLES [Vimanas, see Exhibit 14, this paper—GJ] you are amazed, and those of you who open your mouths and tell of what you have seen are accounted dupes and fools. Actually you are prophets, seers in the true sense of the word. You in Kansas and Oklahoma, you in Oregon and in California, and Idaho, you know what you have seen: do not be dismayed by meteorologists. Their business is the weather. One of you says, 'I saw a torpedo-shaped object'. Others report, 'disc-like objects', some of you say 'spherical objects', or 'platter-like objects'. You are all reporting correctly and accurately what you saw, and in most cases you are describing the same sort of vehicle."
"… Now that the art of manufacturing plastic materials has reached a certain perfection among you, perhaps you can imagine a material, almost transparent to the rays of ordinary visible light, yet strong enough to endure the stresses of extremely rapid flight. Look again at the great nebulae, and think of the construction of your own galaxy, and behold the universal examples of what we have found to be the perfect shape for an object which is to travel through what you still fondly refer to as 'empty' space."
In the centre of the discus, gyroscopically controlled within a central sphere of the same transparent material, our control rooms revolve freely, accommodating themselves and us to flat or edgewise flight. Both methods are suited to your atmosphere, and when we convert abruptly from one to the other, as we are sometimes obliged to do, and you are watching, OUR MACHINES seem suddenly to appear—or to disappear. At our possible speeds your eyes, untrained and unprepared for the maneuver, do make mistakes—but not the mistakes your scientists so often accuse them of making."
"We pass over your hilltops in horizontal flight. You see and report a torpedo-shaped object. We pass over, in formation, flying vertically 'edge-on'… Or we go over at night, jet-slits glowing, and you see an orange disc. In any event you see us, and in any event we do not care. If we chose to remain invisible, we could do so, easily, and, in fact, we have done so almost without exception for hundreds of years. But you must become accustomed to our shapes in your skies, for one day they will be familiar, friendly, and reassuring sights."
"This time, it is to be hoped that the memory of them, passed on to your children and their children, will be clear and precise. That you will not cause them to forget, as your ancestors forgot, the meaning of the diagrams and the instructions we will leave with you. If you do fail, AS OTHER CIVILIZATIONS HAVE FAILED, we will see your descendants wearing wiring-diagrams for simple machines as amulets, expecting the diagrams to do what their forefathers were taught the completed article would accomplish.
Then their children, forgetting even that much—or little—would preserve the amulet as a general protective device—or as an intellectual curiosity—or perhaps as a religious symbol. Such is the cycle of forgetfulness"
- The Anunnaki.
Figure 2-1. Brinsley Le Poer Trench, 'Flying Saucer Review Magazine'.
According to Trench, the editor/author and publisher of the Nov-Dec 1958 issue, the original article was found in the November 1947 issue of 'Fantastic Stories' (USA), written by a pseudonym, Alexander Blade[2]. Remarkably enough, after 54 years, the 'Flying Saucer Review Magazine' is still being published (or was at least in 2010), but I have not been able to find it online[3]. Also, 1947 triggers memories in the mass consciousness from the UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico.
So, the Sirians have (and they apparently admitted to this in 1947) been around since ancient time, and just like I've said, never left. Interesting in this article is that they at that time gave us hints of what is to come. They are talking about our 'liberation', and that they will be a part of that. I've talked about this earlier, saying that everything fits perfectly into their Great Plan, and prophecy in particular. This group proceeded Sitchin, who then became the next step in preparing mankind for the 'Return of the Gods'. Nine years later, a young boy and his dad were out fishing when they both suddenly supposedly got abducted by aliens who presented themselves as the Ša.AM.i. This young boy of 10 years old was Dr. A.R. Bordon. We all know now that he, too, was being prepared to spread a message to mankind, although not until about 50 years later, in 2007, when his essay, 'The LINK', was published on the Internet.
In between these events we have Sitchin publishing his books, starting in 1976, and continuing more or less until his death in 2010. Inspired by Sitchin's work, many others have followed and 'spread the word', and now I'm doing the same thing, although on my own terms. Then, in the early 1980's, the newspapers posted their article on the 'Incoming' for the first time. In 1998, the WingMakers site launched, and eventually S.A.A.L.M. and LPG-C got their voices heard. Both WingMakers and LPG-C talked about the same time frame; LPG-C mentioned Nibiru's return in about 2065-2080, while in the WingMakers material, 2065-2080 corresponds with the time frame we're going to discover 'The Grand Portal', which will set us free. It is when all of mankind will realize that they are ONE and part of something bigger, the Oversoul, in simplistic terms, by the WingMakers called 'Sovereign Integral'.
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I am a 40 yr. old man who has lost considerable weight and is entering the dating world. My slim looks are drawing the attention of many women and I am reading your articles and others to best handle the challenges of courting and dating a woman. My problem is that I don't know how selective to be at this stage of my dating career. I have limited experience and have had only one LTR. My fear is not at being turned down by them, but of the fact I will be breaking up with them if I don't ask the right one out. So basically, I fear the idea of breaking-up with women, so I don't ask them out unless I feel there is a really good chance things will work. As you can imagine I talk myself out of approaching many women! How selective should I be when deciding to ask a woman out?
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Being selective is very important if your purpose is to find a life partner or long term relationship. And, I'm sure you will find that despite your favorable looks, women will often decline the offer of a date. So, I say, if you see a captivating woman, there is no harm in asking her out. Just be prepared that she may say no. That said, if you do get a date, listen to your gut and take things slowly. At 40 years old, you should know what you want and don't want in a partner. And it's really easy to spot the "deal breaker" qualities in someone. I truly believe you know after, or before the end of, a first date if there is any potential for a relationship. If you make a habit out of going on additional dates when you know in your gut that it's never going to go anywhere or if you jump into bed with a woman too quickly, then you might have 'break up' issues to deal with. So the problem is NOT the first date... it's the second date. I don't believe anyone should go on a second date unless the feeling you have after the first date is "I can't wait to see this person again". If the feeling is "meh, I had a nice time... maybe I'll ask her out again and see how it goes" the chances are fireworks are not going to suddenly appear. And, I think I speak for most women when I say we'd rather not be lead on. We'd rather you break up with us than date us out of guilt, convenience, or a lack of courage to end something you started. Just don't get in too deep too quickly and you should have much of a 'break up' issue.


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BACK TO THE MOVIES: After our mention in our Tuesday column of three movies that were filmed in Long Beach, we got the usual batch of "what abouts?" and, worse, "you forgots." We didn't forget, as some said, the first "Lethal Weapon," or "Gone in (either 60 or Sixty) Seconds" ("60" was the original 1974 H.B. Halicki classic; "Sixty" was the 2000 Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie remake). They just weren't among the three titles we were discussing.
Our next blockbuster book, which we almost finished Tuesday night after drinking a Big Gulp's worth of 5-Hour Energy, is about filming in Long Beach and contains info on more than 340 feature films with Long Beach scenes. If we've forgotten anything after that, then we've screwed up. And we probably have. Horribly. See? Now you've got us all depressed.
Both of the "Gone In 6ty Seconds" films were semi-unique (which is not a word, for a very good reason) in that not only were they filmed in Long Beach, but Long Beach didn't have to wear a wig and period costumes because the city actually played itself, rather than Miami or Calcutta or the other skills it picked up at the Rand McNally School of Acting.
Reader Patrick Abille, who at least had the dignity and grace to title his e-mail "A What-About Msg," reminds us that the original "Gone in 60 Seconds" had the start of the chase showing the old streets and alleys of downtown, the Desmond Bridge and Terminal Island. "It also featured Long Beach's finest in Lincoln Park unable to corral Eleanor."
Eleanor, in the original, was a 1973 Ford Mustang Mach 1. In the remake, oddly, Eleanor was an older car, a 1967 Shelby Mustang GT 500.
Both films featured high-speed chases through the streets of Long Beach and beyond. In the original, the main chase practically went around the world, clocking in at a record-setting 34 minutes worth of movie and 93 destroyed cars.
MADx5 LIVE!: In response to our inclusion of the zany, ancient-comedian-packed film "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," in our comprehensive list of three movies on Tuesday, loyal reader Ann Martin recalls the madcap days of her youth when she came from New York City to Long Beach in 1962 as a 19-year-old newlywed and wondered just what kind of town she had stumbled into.
"I had only been in town a couple of weeks, and I was out walking around downtown looking for a job, heading up First Street toward Pine Avenue in what's now the East Village, and I saw this madcap chase going on," she recalled.
"I saw Ethel Merman, Milton Berle and Ernie Kovacs in this chase scene that took place right in front of Flowers by Vickie on First at Linden.
"They did a few retakes and I stood there a good half-hour watching. It was amazing. They didn't do this kind of thing in New York, and I was thinking, whoa, they're actually making a movie right in front of me."
Afterward, Martin continued her walk westward and scored a job at Buffum's.
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It's obviously too early to know who our archenemies will be this year, but the early money is on the irritatingly accurate Greg Timmons of Timmons VW & Subaru, and the always dangerous (though he tightens up when he has a side-wager with us) Dave Ursini, who owns Naples Rib Company.
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State Police in New Scotland arrested Adam Miller, 27, of Albany, for Sexual Abuse and Endangering the Welfare of a Child on Thursday, June 5. The arrest followed an investigation into the alleged abuse of a six-year old girl.
Miller, a former substitute bus driver in the Guilderland School District, was arraigned in the Town of Guilderland Court and was released on $10,000 bail, police said. The court ordered Miller to have no contact with the victim.
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Verdict in IHOP shooting
(Cleveland) – A woman has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a deadly shooting at the Cleveland Heights International House of Pancakes last march.
25-year-old Nadia Williams died last March 30 from a bullet wound to the head.
The verdict is in regarding the fate of Rachella Womack in the March 30 fatal shooting.
The three woman with Williams when she died were charged with involuntary manslaughter in her death.
Rachella Womack was convicted Tuesday. 24-year-old Sharon Moore, has already pleaded guilty and will be sentenced Nov. 7.
The four woman got into a fight with security guard is Gary Williams who tried to escort them off the premises. He is not related to the Williams sisters.
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Joe Spallina, a lifelong resident of Long Island and winner of three consecutive NCAA Division II national championships as the head coach of the Adelphi University women's lacrosse program, has been named the head women's lacrosse coach at Stony Brook University, Director of Athletics Jim Fiore announced Wednesday.
"We are thrilled that we have found a head coach who is representative of the type of program we want to have here at Stony Brook - tough, competitive, tenacious and smart," Fiore said. "Coach Spallina has proven to be committed to student-athlete excellence on and off the field. He has produced national championships by continually recruiting the top local talent on Long Island, and his record speaks for itself. Joe knows Long Island women's lacrosse, as well as, if not better than anyone, and I think he is the perfect fit to raise Stony Brook's profile in what is clearly becoming one of the most popular and fastest growing college sports in the country."
Spallina spent the last four seasons as the head coach at Adelphi, producing a dominant 73-2 (.973) record and an NCAA-record three consecutive Division II national championships, including in 2011 when his team defeated Limestone in the title game on its home field on May 22. The victory completed a perfect 20-0 season and was the team's 26th consecutive win. Spallina's Panthers were the wire-to-wire No. 1 ranked team in the nation according to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) poll.
"I am incredibly excited about this phenomenal opportunity to become the head coach of the Stony Brook University women's lacrosse team," Spallina said. "My wife, Mary Beth, and I recognize just how impressive Stony Brook University is, and we are committed to working with the administration, the student-athletes and the entire community to take the women's lacrosse program to new heights. We will not stop until we achieve the highest levels of success. As we prepare to compete for championships at Stony Brook and to continue to build a strong brand, it is also important that I express my sincere appreciation to everyone at Adelphi University for the exceptional experience I had there during the past four years. As a lifelong resident of Long Island, it has been and will continue to be my great honor to represent the strongest lacrosse community in the nation here on Long Island as the newest member of the Seawolf family."
In all four of his seasons, Spallina led Adelphi to at least the NCAA Championship semifinals. In 2008, Spallina's first season, the Panthers won 16 consecutive games to reach the final four before falling to C.W. Post. The following season, Spallina led the program to its first-ever undefeated season with an 18-0 record and beating C.W. Post and Lock Haven to secure Adelphi's third national championship. In 2010, Spallina's team won its first 14 games for an overall 32-game winning streak before slipping up against C.W. Post. However, the Panthers avenged the loss by beating Post again in the national semifinals and then topping West Chester for a second consecutive national championship. In 2011, Adelphi's championship win marked the team's 26th consecutive victory and the program's second-ever undefeated season.
Spallina has received numerous personal accolades for his coaching efforts. He is a two-time IWLCA Coach of the Year and a three-time conference Coach of the Year (Northeast-10 in 2010 & '11 and East Coast Conference in 2009). In 2011, he was named the Nassau County Sports Commission College Coach of the Year, and in 2009, he was the FieldTurf NCAA Division II Women's Lacrosse Coach of the Year.
Spallina has proven to be a strong recruiter on his native soil. A resident of Rocky Point, N.Y., Spallina's 2011 roster at Adelphi was 89 percent Long Island recruits, including 16 student-athletes from Suffolk County. In total under Spallina's watch, Adelphi has had 21 IWLCA All-American selections, 22 IWLCA All-Region picks and 35 All-Conference honorees. His team has also produced the IWLCA Goalie of the Year for three consecutive years and the Attacker of the Year and Midfielder of the Year for two consecutive seasons, as well as the Defensive Player of the Year in 2010. The team has also nearly swept the conference awards for the last three seasons, producing the conference Player of the Year and Goalkeeper of the Year in all three years and Rookie of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year for two of the three seasons.
Spallina's student-athletes have also produced in the classroom. Adelphi's Kristin Jones was the 2011 NCAA Div. II Elite 88 Award recipient as having the top GPA among the four NCAA Championship teams. She was also named the IWLCA Scholar-Athlete of the Year. In total, Spallina has had six IWLCA Scholar-Athletes, three CoSIDA Academic All-District selections and one CoSIDA Academic All-America honoree.
In addition to his duties at Adelphi, Spallina is also in his second season as an assistant coach for the Long Island Lizards of Major League Lacrosse (MLL), helping guide the Lizards to the MLL championship game in 2010. Spallina also is director of the Pro Player Girls Lacrosse Camp in Oakdale, N.Y.
Prior to taking over at Adelphi, Spallina was the head coach of the girls lacrosse team at Rocky Point High School and led the squad to five Suffolk County finals, including three consecutive championships in his last three years, compiling an impressive 87-9 overall record. Spallina also coached the girls soccer team at Rocky Point.
Spallina is a 1996 graduate of Adelphi, earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education. He was a four-year starter at midfielder on the men's lacrosse team and helped lead the Panthers to a 38-14 record and two national championships in 1993 and '95. He also lettered in men's soccer for two years. Spallina is also a graduate of Rocky Point High School, where he was All-Conference in lacrosse and All-County in soccer.
Spallina, who also earned his Master of Arts in Health Studies from Stony Brook University in 2004, resides in Rocky Point, N.Y., with his wife, Mary Beth, and four children.
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Graduate awarded national teaching fellowship
Andrea Marie Moore, a recent graduate of the University of South Carolina, has been awarded a prestigious Knowles Science Teaching Fellowship in Mathematics to continue her studies to become a math teacher.
She is the ninth USC student in the past six years to be named a Knowles teaching fellow.
The daughter of Julia and Charles Moore of Columbia, Moore is a graduate of Dutch Fork High School. She is a 2010 Phi Beta Kappa graduate in mathematics from USC and is a member of the math honors society, Pi Mu Epsilon; and an education honors society, Kappa Delta Pi. Moore held a Palmetto Fellowship, a South Carolina Teaching Fellowship and a Polston Family Scholarship from the department of mathematics. Moore will enter a master's degree program at USC to pursue her South Carolina high school mathematics teaching certificate.
"I was honored and excited to be chosen to receive the fellowship and to represent USC's mathematics and education departments at a national level," Moore said. "I know the fellowship will provide me with support when starting my teaching career and will also benefit my future students."
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Anita Trent is our development director. She has been with MSGL for over twelve years in various roles, as a parent, sound table volunteer, board member, and currently as a teacher. Anita will stay on as a teacher and devote herself to fulfilling the development director role. Her connection with this community and the Greater Lafayette community will serve her well in reestablishing relationships with alumni families. Parents in her Red Oak classroom are thrilled that she is staying on as the Anita and Dilya team. All four of her children have gone through MSGL. As the development director, she would like to provide the same opportunities to future students.
Anita Fisher-Trent is beginning her seventh year as Lead Teacher in the Red Oak classroom. Anita came to MSGL as a parent of her three enrolled sons in August of 2001. She served as a board member for four years. After working in the area of social work in the Lafayette/West Lafayette community for 12 years, coming to MSGL as a teacher was a new and exciting beginning.
Anita lives in West Lafayette with her husband, Jim, and their four children. As a parent she works to instill independence and peace in her home. Together, as a family the Trent's enjoy camping, traveling, reading, riding bikes, family nights, West Lafayette football, soccer, and their much loved dog, Ranger.
Anita went to Purdue University and studied Child Development and Family Studies. As a professional, Anita was given the opportunity to study with the West Ed group and became certified as an Infant and Toddler Specialist.
Anita is a certified doula, yet not practicing at this time. She practices yoga and teaches yoga at a West Lafayette studio.
One of Anita's favorite Maria Montessori quotes after receiving recognition for her great work;
Your action, ladies and gentlemen, in giving me this honour, has brought to my mind a very simple and homely smile. Have you noticed when you try to point out something to your dog? He does not look in the direction you are pointing, but at your outstretched hand and finger. I cannot help but think you are in a somewhat similar way in paying so much attention to me. I am pointing-as I have never ceased to point for the past forty years –to someone outside myself, and you are saying in effect, "What a handsome finger she has! And what a beautiful ring she is wearing!" The highest honour and deepest gratitude you can pay me it to turn your attention from me in the direction in which I am pointing-to The child.


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Thompson Square caused a stir with their Twitter followers with Keifer's Instagram pciture of himself holding a freshly killed (and extremely large) snake with one hand and a gun in the other.
Keifer killed the snake with a pellet gun that was attacking one of his dogs. His Instagram photo got over 300,000 hits...plus some death threats.
With quite a few of his followers fired up over the post, Keifer issued a clarification. He wrote, "The snake was trying to bite my dog, FYI. Sorry if I didn't wrangle it, research what kind it was and send it to a snake retreat. I love y'all."
Thompson Square are proud pet parents of two small Yorkies named Barkley and Etta. The couple was in the middle of a songwriting session when the snake appeared.
Keifer and Shawana Thompson were with BOB 94.9's Nancy and Newman, talking about their new single, "I Can't Outrun You," but before they could get to the music, the conversation turned to the snake incident.
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USC String Project to hold finale concert
The University of South Carolina's String Project will conclude May 2 with its finale concert at 7 p.m. at the Koger Center for the Arts.
Admission is $4 and is open to the public.
Throughout the semester, undergraduate string-education majors have been instructing students in grades 3 – 12 as a part of the String Project. The program, offered through the university's School of Music, offers large-group beginning classes, small group second-year classes, three orchestras and private lessons in violin, viola, cello and bass. The program is designed to improve the teaching of string instruments in both classroom and private studio settings.
The String Project will also hold a summer camp for all students in grades 3-12 who are studying string music and who have completed one year of instruction.
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Enriches the Entire School
Clint Wilkins, head of school, Civicorps Elementary School
The presence of Experience Corps members at Civicorps Elementary School enhances our students' academic performance and helps them develop better social skills. Experience Corps members also enrich the entire school, through the positive and strong intergenerational relationships that ensue. We are also appreciative of the other improvements that the program brings, chief among them being fewer classroom disruptions and reduced conflict in the hallways and schoolyard. The result: a greater sense of community. And where there is a strong sense of community, everyone benefits. In brief, this is a win-win-win for all of us!
It Takes a Village
Debra Bates, kindergarten teacher, Adlai Stevenson School
To Whom It May Concern:
I would like to extend my sincere gratitude and appreciation to the Experience Corps program. This is my first year at Adlai Stevenson School and currently I teach regular education kindergarten students. I have taught in the Cleveland Municipal School District for 19 years and never had the opportunity to work with such dedicated tutors as I have this year. The tutors are extremely respectful of the needs of all the students in my classroom.
Recently, I received back the scores from diagnostic testing for my class. My students' scores from October to February have greatly improved. I believe that this was possible because of the amount of time that the tutors devoted to helping my students improve in those areas of academic need. Some of the tutors worked with small groups of students within my classroom as well as one-on-one tutoring during the school day. Many days some of the tutors stayed past their scheduled day to assist my students. The students look forward to their time with the tutors.
It is said that it takes a village to raise a child, and the Experience Corps program helps make that possible. As we work together as a team we can ensure the success of all the students. I look forward to working with the program again next year.