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With a $100 million payroll, four future Hall of Famers and a storied championship history, it's come to this.
The Lakers' season finale Wednesdaytonight against the Houston Rockets could decide whether they perhaps salvage an otherwise disastrous season or miss the playoffs for only the third time in the team's history.
Few would have guessed this scenario.
Plenty envisioned the Lakers waltzing into the NBA Finals against the Miami Heat. Many wondered if anyone could stop a star-studded lineup that featured Kobe Bryant, Dwight Howard, Steve Nash and Pau Gasol. Never shy to boast, Lakers forward Metta World Peace predicted the team would surpass the NBA's regular-season record (72-10) set by the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls team.
"I thought we'd be at a different point right now," World Peace said. "But that's all right."
Instead, the Lakers (44-37) enter Wednesdaytonight's game against the Houston Rockets (45-36) at Staples Center with a possible must-win situation. The Lakers are a pure lock for the playoffs if they win, earning a seventh seed and playing the San Antonio Spurs in the first round.
A Lakers' loss coupled with a Utah winloss against Memphis would leave the Lakers in the eighth spot against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
A Lakers' loss along with a Utah win would take the Lakers out of the playoff considerationpicture. In other words, everything in the Lakers' season finale could define their season and beyond.
"Seventh and eighth, I feel good," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "We're out, I feel bad it's come to this, but it's in our hands."
Injury update
The Lakers will have to manage without point guard Steve Nash, who will miss his seventh consecutive game after an MRI exam confirmed he has what the team called "several preexisting issues" related to his injured right hip and hamstring.
The Lakers said they are "hopeful" Nash will return within "the next several days," making it unclear if he could play right away in the playoffs assuming they make it.
Nash, who has missed the past six games because of this injury, said last week that the nerve issues contribute to the pain in his hamstring, something else the Lakers say MRI confirmed. They also said Nash received an epidural injection Tuesday morning to minimize the pain and that nerve irritation has contributed to the pain in Nash's right hamstring.
Campaign season
Lakers forward Pau Gasol believes his brother, Marc, of the Memphis Grizzlies should be considered for the NBA's Defensive Player of the Year award. And the reasons go beyond their sibling connection.
"I definitely think he is a candidate for it. He might not be the most spectacular defender," Gasol said. "But he's an anchor for Memphis, which is one of the top defensive teams in the league."
Marc averages 7.79 rebounds (25 th overall) and 1.73 blocks (10 th), but Memphis allows only a league-leading 89.5 points per game.
Meanwhile, Dwight Howard had a lengthy informal chat with reporters decrying his belief that most media members adopt a double-standard where they vote for players either based on statistics or the team's success.
Howard, who won defensive player of the year honors in three of the past four years, believes he should win. The Lakers rank 20 th in total defense (101.1 points per game). But Howard believes he should receive credit for a league-leading 12.36 rebounds and 2.43 blocks per game (fourth overall) while nursing a surgically repaired back and torn labrum in his right shoulder.
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How did we get to this point? The stakes are high and the pitfalls are many and dangerous.
After sitting on his hands since the start of his term in office, Bush was dragged into the crisis by Israeli demands that the rhetoric of September 11 apply as much to the cafes and restaurants of Israel as it does to the World Trade Centre. He was pulled in further by his own determination to go to war against Iraq - which Arab leaders told him was not an option until the Palestinian issue was resolved.
So for the past few weeks the thrust of the US message on the Middle East has been about the evil of terrorism and Israel's right to defend itself. It was only on Thursday, in the White House Rose Garden, that Bush found sufficient voice to run two arguments.
In what sounded like a last warning, he demanded that the Palestinian leader unambiguously order an immediate halt to the violence and told him sharply that it was his own fault that he found himself a hostage in the bombed-out wreckage of his Ramallah bunker. But then came the words that most Palestinians and the Arab nations had come to believe they would not hear from the mouth of this President.
Going to the core Palestinian demand that a ceasefire be linked to a political settlement, Bush said that the Palestinians deserved to have Israel as an economic partner, not a mortal enemy; that the controversial settlement activity in the occupied territories "must stop"; and that the Israelis must withdraw to "secure and recognised boundaries consistent with United Nations resolutions 242 and 338".
Bush said Israelis should respect the dignity of the Palestinians "who are and will be their neighbours" and that it was crucial to distinguish between terrorists and ordinary Palestinians seeking to provide for their families. The Israeli Government should be compassionate at checkpoints and border crossings, sparing innocent Palestinians daily humiliation, and it should take immediate action to ease closures and allow peaceful people to go back to work.
And then: "To lay the foundations of future peace, I ask Israel to halt incursions into Palestinian-controlled areas and begin the withdrawal from those cities it has recently occupied."
This Bush initiative will be a tough test for Sharon and Arafat, both of whom are seen to harbour some of the darkest wishes of the extremists in their respective camps.
Palestinians often insist that Sharon wants to kill their proposed nation, either by offering them a fragmented string of isolated communities or by making life so repressive that they will drift away. Israelis often voice their fear that Arafat will not be satisfied until they are driven into the sea to allow a new Palestine to run from the Mediterranean Sea to the bank of the Jordan.
Sharon, 73, the son of a poor Russian immigrant who was born in then British-ruled Palestine, is a soldier with a law degree. Arafat, 72, who claims antecedents in a respected Jerusalem Arab family, is an engineer who became a freedom fighter.
And just as Sharon insists on labelling Arafat a terrorist, the Palestinian always returns the deliberate insult with pointed references to Sharon's disgrace over the 1982 slaughters at the Sabra and Chatilla Palestinian refugee camps by Lebanese Christian militiamen who were proxies for Israel.
Each has loyal followings - Arafat's people sometimes address him as Al Khatyar ("The Old Man") and Abu Amar, a term of endearment. Sharon is affectionately called Arik - it comes from Hebrew and means "lion". But others - some with affection, some less so - call him "The Bulldozer" for his love and protection of the fast-spreading Jewish settlement projects in the occupied territories and for his demolition of refugee housing in Gaza.
Each has been seen to fail as a leader - Arafat by playing into the hands of extremist Israelis by not accepting the peace offered at Camp David in 2000; and Sharon, in the same year, for his controversial insistence on Jewish sovereignty by leading a group of his followers onto the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. This was the incident that unleashed the Palestinian anger that became the second intifada.
These two warriors first confronted each other in 1982 in a brutal war that ended with Israel invading Lebanon. Sharon was Israel's defence minister at the time and he kept the Palestinian fighters under siege for 80 days before US intervention allowed Arafat and his men to be shipped to exile in Tunisia.
But Arafat's exile ended triumphantly in 1994 when the Oslo peace process set up the Palestinian Authority. And it was the collapse of that process 18 months ago that delivered the prime ministership to Sharon at the same time as the new Intifada began.
Both men are seen as punch-drunk warriors, so there was no surprise as they talked tough in the past week that they both cast back to the 1982 face-off in Beirut.
The elements of a Middle East peace are on the table - that Israel hands back the land it conquered in the Six Day War in 1967; that the settlements be uprooted; that Palestinian refugees have the right of return or of compensation for the homes and land they lost in 1948; and that East Jerusalem be the capital of the new independent state of Palestine.
At one time or another Sharon has railed at every one of these claims as impossible. But he is obliged to listen when Washington speaks - and within hours of the Bush speech it was announced that the US special envoy, Anthony Zinni, would be allowed to meet Arafat.
But Sharon also has shown in the past how he could use the time in which a peace is being put in place to his own ends - he did it in 1982 in Lebanon, thrusting on towards Beirut without the knowledge of his political superiors so that by the time the peace deal was due to take effect, he was in Beirut and the deal was dead.
But these are dangerous times for Arafat, too - one suicide bomb between now and Powell touching down at Ben-Gurion International could end the whole venture.
There is something in the Bush speech for him - recognition in the peace process is a boost in the wake of Sharon's announced campaign to isolate him, and Bush's linking of a ceasefire to the politics of the future is a big moral triumph.
Arafat can point to something more than war for his people - but he will be at the mercy of the militants who all sides acknowledge are difficult for him to control, more so now that the infrastructure of the Palestinian Authority is in ruins after weeks of bombing.
Back in the early 1990s, after the Oslo breakthrough, Arafat was seen to be seriously pursuing a negotiated settlement. But, as Time magazine put it: "Something flipped and ... at the Camp David talks, the Israelis offered him their best deal yet on a state. By objective measure, the offer still wasn't good enough, but Arafat didn't merely reject it. He could have asked for more or counter-proposed; instead he left the table, went home and fuelled a new uprising, which led to this war."
Observers who have looked inside Arafat's head put his walk-out at Camp David down to his age and his worries about how he will be remembered by history. But the Camp David deal meant too much of a compromise on the Palestinian dream.
The Israelis had wanted him to drop the Palestinian claim to all or most of East Jerusalem, to cede land on the West Bank to the Israeli settlers who have moved there since 1967 and to give up much of the claim for a right of return for the 1948 refugees.
Perhaps history will remember these two leaders as the people who couldn't do the deal.
And it will be their successors who will be required to reshape the dreams - Zionist and Palestinian alike.
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See also: Wager
Part or all of this entry has been imported from the 1913 edition of Webster's Dictionary, which is now free of copyright and hence in the public domain. The imported definitions may be significantly out of date, and any more recent senses may be completely missing.
(See the entry for wager in Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913.)
Etymology 1Edit
From Anglo-Norman wageure, from Old Northern French wagier ("to pledge") (compare Old French guagier, whence modern French gager). See also wage.
wager (plural wagers)
- Something deposited, laid, or hazarded on the event of a contest or an unsettled question; a bet; a stake; a pledge.
- Sir W. Temple
- Besides these Plates, the Wagers may be as the Persons please among themselves, but the Horses must be evidenced by good Testimonies to have been bred in Ireland.
- Bentley
- If any atheist can stake his soul for a wager against such an inexhaustible disproportion, let him never hereafter accuse others of credulity.
- Sir W. Temple
- (law) A contract by which two parties or more agree that a certain sum of money, or other thing, shall be paid or delivered to one of them, on the happening or not happening of an uncertain event.
- (Can we find and add a quotation of Bouvier to this entry?)
- That on which bets are laid; the subject of a bet.
Derived termsEdit
a stake; a pledge
an agreement
the subject of a bet
wager (third-person singular simple present wagers, present participle wagering, simple past and past participle wagered)
- (transitive) To bet something; to put it up as collateral
- I'd wager my boots on it.
- (intransitive, figuratively) To suppose; to dare say.
- I'll wager that Johnson knows something about all this.
to bet on something
put up as collateral
- (to daresay): lay odds
Etymology 2Edit
wager (plural wagers)
- Agent noun of wage; one who wages.
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- They were wagers of warfare against the wilderness and the Indians, and founders of families and towns.
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The fastest growing population among us is those 65 and older. During the years between 1960 and 1990 the population of the United States grew 39% and the population of those 85 and older increased 232%. Our society must address longevity, it's rewards and drawbacks through education and understanding. The International Longevity Center addresses this issue on a global scale. Several countries have centers that contribute information about the impact the increasing number of elderly have nations around the world. The Institute of Gerontology presentsGerontology which a user friendly website that will take you anywhere in the world of Gerontology.
Losses become a inherent part of the aging process. The loss of family members or friends is not only an emotional loss but can change our social network. There are many community organizations that can help to create a new social network. Here are a few.
The Red Hat Society is a group of women 65 and older who get together monthly dressed up in red or pink hats (depending on age) and have lunch. The Red Hat Society has a Wisconsin Chapter.
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lol who would be dumb enough to actually buy one of these for ipad or iphone it's literally just some sort of path fromt he speaker to the horn through the wood which focuses the sound why could they seriously price it that much.
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A Guide to the Bill Archer Papers, 1970-2000, Part 2
Biographical Note
William Reynolds Archer, Jr., was born in Houston on March 22, 1928. He received his bachelor's degree in business administration from Rice University in 1946 and earned a law degree from the University of Texas at Austin in 1951. Between 1951 and 1953 Archer served in the U.S. Air Force as a captain during the conflict with Korea. He went on to hold offices as city councilman and mayor pro tem for the city of Hunters Creek Village, Texas (1955-1962) and director of the Heights State Bank (1967-1970). Archer was elected to state office as a member of the Texas House from 1967 to 1970, and subsequently won election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1970 and served until his retirement in January 2001. He served as chair of the House Ways and Means Committee during the 104th-106th sessions of Congress.
Scope and Contents
The papers consist of chronological records of political service, political action on topics of interest, and personal files.
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Collection is closed until Bill Archer's death. Collection may only be accessed with written permission from Bill Archer.
Use Restrictions
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Review your existing bicycle and pedestrian count program and create an inventory. In addition to transportation staff, reach out to parks departments, business districts and health departments in your area. All are potential data collectors.
As data sources are found, categorize them into permanent count stations and short duration counts:
- Short duration counts can be from one hour to multiple months and can be collected by hand or machine.
- Permanent count stations are automated counters that count continuously 24-hours per day for at least one year at a given location.
Below are the essential questions to ask:
- Where are they counting?
- What are they counting?
- What technology do they use?
- How long have they been counting there?
- When, how often, and for how long do they count?
- Are these intersection counts or counts on a road or path segment?
- Has count accuracy been evaluated?
Once you have inventoried the count data, the next step is to assemble it into one useable format. Multiple regions are working on web-based bicycle and pedestrian clearinghouses which can share and accept data. Examples of these are shown under resources, below.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation published a report in 2013, which describes its inventory of the state's bicycle and pedestrian count programs and offers recommendations.
The Los Angeles metropolitan area has a bicycle count data clearinghouse which recommends manual count formats, allows partner agencies to upload data and makes the data publicly available.
In the Philadelphia metropolitan area, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) provides online access to its bicycle and pedestrian counts.
Similarly, Arlington, Virginia offers access to their count data through an online site which allows data to be sorted by weather and time.
Many other jurisdictions are offering their bicycle and pedestrian count data in various formats online. Below is a partial list:
- Boulder, Colorado offers bike count data here and also here.
- Eugene, Oregon
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- New York City, New York
- Portland, Oregon
- Seattle, Washington
Unfortunately, many of the sites above to do not show all of the count data available in a given city or region. For example, the Boulder site only shows short-duration bicycle and pedestrian counts collected as part of the regularly motor vehicle counting program, and does not provide access to data from their many permanent bicycle count stations.
For this reason, more efforts on creating centralized data clearinghouses for bicycle and pedestrian count data are needed. To that end, the National Institute of Transportation and Communities (NITC) has assembled a pooled-fund of local, regional, state and federal agencies, which will create an online national data archive for non-motorized traffic count data. Work on the archive is scheduled to start in March 2014. For more information, contact Hau Hagedorn.
The review of existing continuous counts should review and assess the following:
Overall Program Design
Traffic Patterns
If existing continuous count data is available, it should be analyzed to determine typical traffic patterns and profiles:
Note that the count magnitude may not be similar, but the time-of-day, DOW, or month-of-year patterns may be similar in shape or overall profile. These patterns of variation will ultimately be used to create groups of similar locations (called factor groups) that can be used to factor (i.e., annualize) short-duration counts to an annual volume estimate. If continuous non-motorized count data is not available, short-duration counts can be used to estimate the traffic patterns that may be typical. However, because of the higher variability of pedestrian and bicyclist count data, short-duration counts should be used with great caution. Short-duration counts cannot be used to determine monthly variability and, depending on the duration of the counts, may not be indicative of typical DOW variability. In addition, inclement weather or other special events may skew the time-of-day patterns in short-duration counts. In most cases, some data is better than no data in establishing typical traffic patterns.
Data Processing
In reviewing the current program and existing non-motorized data, one should also understand the basics of how data is processed by the field equipment and loaded into its final repository, whether that be a stand-alone spreadsheet, a mode-specific database, or a traffic monitoring data warehouse. The following elements should be considered:
Subjective data manipulation or editing should be avoided. Instead, appropriate business rules and objective procedures can be used in combination with supporting metadata to address missing or invalid data.
Summary Statistics
The final step in reviewing the existing program is to consider summary statistics, both those that are currently computed as well as those that may be needed. Permanent count locations should be providing count data 24 hours per day, 365 days per year; however, this continuous data stream is often summarized into a few basic summary statistics, like annual average daily traffic. Because of the greater monthly variability of non-motorized traffic, other summary statistics may be more relevant:
The review of existing and needed summary statistics should be based on those users and uses that have been identified earlier in the process. In this way, one can ensure that that variety of users has the required information to make decisions.


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Ogden • Weber State could not find a consistent offensive flow, and it failed to effectively prevent San Jose State's inside game.
The Wildcats, however, did have Damian Lillard. And on Saturday night in the Dee Events Center, that was enough.
Lillard, the nation's leading scorer, improved his season scoring average to 28.2 with a career-high 41 points, 17 of which came in extra time as Weber State hung on to defeat the Spartans 91-89 in double overtime.
It was the second-highest scoring total in school history. Stan Mayhew poured in 45 against Utah State in 1976.
"He bailed us out," WSU coach Randy Rahe said of Lillard. "He was unbelievable."
And Lillard did it with only 21 shots, becoming the first Weber State player to score 40 or more points since Harold "The Show" Arcenaux accomplished the feat against Montana State in 2000.
This night, Lillard was the show.
With Weber State trailing 77-75 and less than two minutes to play in the first overtime, Lillard scored on a driving floater. On the alert, Lillard stole the in-bounds pass, scored and was fouled, scoring five points in four seconds.
Lillard, who also pulled down eight of WSU's 46 rebounds, opened the second overtime with a 3.
"I don't know if we'll face a scorer that good the rest of the season," SJSU coach George Nessman said.
It was Lillard who swished a 3-point shot with 5.6 seconds left in regulation to tie the score 67-67. Not perfect, though Weber State's talented junior mistakenly dribbled out the shot clock to close out the first overtime.
Still, Lillard's effort in the two overtimes was nearly worth sweating through the error. Lillard's 3-point play with 10.7 seconds to play proved to be the game-winner.
"When your teammates are in your ear, it's great that they have trust and confidence in me," Lillard said. "I don't want the 41 points to overshadow the small things."
Small, important things, such as an offensive rebound and putback by Darin Mahoney in the second overtime.
The finish was a far cry from the way the nonconference game began. For a while, it looked as if the Spartans would run away and hide.
Weber State (5-1) missed eight of its first nine shots, and managed just a 31 shooting percentage in the first half. San Jose State (3-5) opened a 10-point lead before the Wildcats inched back into the contest.
The Wildcats, who lost their best rebounder, Kyle Bullinger, to a dislocated elbow in the first half, took a 48-44 lead at the 12:17 mark of the second half. The game went back and forth down the stretch.
SJSU guards James Kinney and Keith Shamburger combined for 44 points. Calvin Douglas finished with 18.
Kyle Tresnak had 13 and Scott Bamforth had 12 for Weber State, but 11 of Bamforth's points came in a short spurt early in the second half. Other than that, the hot-shooting guard suffered through one of his coldest nights, converting just one of nine 3-point shots.
R Weber State's Damian Lillard scores a career-high 41 points.
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| Comments to the FDA on the interim final rule on Registration of Food Facilities under the Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002
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With full respect for the United States' objectives to protect itself and its citizens from possible acts of bioterrorism, the Netherlands wishes to make the following comment:
Whether a foreign facility meets the registration requirement, including the requirement to hire a US agent, is observed through inspection of the prior notice by Customs and Border Patrol before a food product is imported into the United States. In accordance with the time frames stipulated in FDA's Compliance Policy Guide, the past several months have been directed at education and communication. During this period shipments with inadequate prior notices, including food shipments coming from unregistered facilities, have been allowed to enter US commerce.
On May 13 the next phase of FDA's compliance policy for enforcing prior notice will begin, during which enforcement will become more strict. After August 12, 2004, shipments from unregistered facilities will be refused. Therefore, only after August 12, 2004, the Netherlands government expects to understand the full impact of the registration requirement, including the requirement to hire a US agent. The Netherlands government is very concerned that exports to the United States of small and medium-sized enterprises will be negatively affected due to the added cost of hiring a US agent.
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Diana Ross was only a few songs into her free Central Park concert on July 21, 1983, when a torrential downpour forced her to cut the show short. Ross, who tried to soldier through the storm before calling it a night, promised the crowd of more than 500,000 people that she'd return the following evening. One of the most memorable events of her career is captured on Diana Ross: Live in Central Park (Shout! Factory, not rated, $17). The concert, which was broadcast on Showtime and has been largely unseen for nearly 30 years, is out on DVD this week for the first time. The disc includes both the rain-shortened first concert and the full one she gave the next night, plus commentary from concert director Steve Binder. — Jones
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The producers of skateboarding documentary Dogtown and Z-Boys went behind the scenes on the 2010 Vans Warped Tour. The resulting road film, No Room for Rockstars, tells tales from the long-running alt-rock tour, including those of Mike Posner— whose single Cooler Than Me broke at top 40 radio while he was on the tour — Suicide Silence, Never Shout Never and Forever Came Calling. This week's DVD release also comes with a bonus CD featuring music from Warped favorites Sublime, The Descendants, The Buzzcocks, Pennywise and others. — Mansfield
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TVL: Our favourite Vita front-man is at it again, promising dozens of new Vita titles on the way – under his watch alone.
Hopefully that comes with a price cut, including memory cards. If Sony wants this to be the companion device for the ps4, then it needs it.
It's yet to be shown that SCEA have the ability in them to make such a bold move.
I can confirm that the excellent hacker series Hacker Evolution and co from Exosyphen Studioes are coming to Vita.
It is an exclusive news from me, enjoy ;
If PSV digital sales are as good as Sony say they are, then a cut on the memory cards would be a pretty smart move.
cant wait to see what these games are but I just hope that it is not Indies only being referenced here (since this exec is responsible for the indie surge for Sony). Not that I dont want indie games, but I want Sony to also bring out some mainstream stuff too.
E3 will be the perfect time to announce those price cuts. The Vita has been out long enough now that the people who bought one at launch won't feel ripped off that they bought one for 250-300$.
Not really.
It has to coincide with good amount of releases.
Maybe around Q4 where there's plenty of VITA games that are to be released (KZM, Tear Away, Ys, etc)
Else it's almost the same..
JPN sales are back to lower numbers w/ no real substantial software even with already having a price cut.
Unless ofc.. there's gonna be a huge title and bundle just after E3.
A PS4/Vita bundle would be awesome too.:)
those memory cards. they literally bleed you. they really need to bring down the price of those things. i've got a 4 gb one and i have to keep deleting games to install another one.
one more thing that i hate about PSN and Vita is that they never properly mention the size each game takes. for PSP games it just shows the save file size for eg. 400Kb. i always have to search google to find out exact space the game requires.
and i still think the games are quite expensive. titles like Uncharted etc did retail at 50 dollars. that's expensive for such a small device.
I agree about the memory cards bleeding you. Even though I had the money to buy a 32 gig when I purchased my Vita, I still waited a little more than a month before buying one. I kept thinking to myself, I can buy a 32 gig memory card for $75 (amazon) or I can buy games.
I eventually got the memory card so I can download all my games to the Vita. I was especially pleased to have done so, seeing that most new Vita games I've purchases except COD have been discounted on PSN.
So in the long term the larger memory card certainly is worth it but deciding between games or accessories is never something you should make a consumer do IMO.
the fact that I can't spend too much time on my PS3 helps a bit too. here's hoping for more exciting NEW and exclusive Vita games this E3! ports will not do this system justice!
I reckon.
Vita is my saviour, and my GF's bane.
But seriously, her house is boring as hell.
32gb is too small for the Vita. I hope they come out with bigger cards. I dont like switching cards either since it messes up my icons and background pictures for each slide.
I agree even a 64 is too small for me now. I'd like to get a 128 gig if one was available.
^Yup, been downloading my games instead of buying those cartridges because it's such a hassle to change and store. Pretty sure I lost my UMvC3 cartridge because of my cat.
but then all we will hear is how that new card iz too pricey......
@ other people.... dont you see with the time and effort on complaining over price... you could put a couple bucks away a day and you know..... save for one? has the practice of patient purchasing and saving taken a back seat to crying and pouting?
The price is a bit high but nothing like psp launch or what we paid for first gen MB cards. Do we have to hear it in EVERY DAMNED TOPIC HERE?
All I am trying to say is your whiney efforts could be put to another more constructive use?
Would be nice if they slash the prices of all the cards by AT LEAST half. Would be nice if they introduce a 64GB and I'd love a 128GB card.:) I know they're phasing out the 4GB cards.
He's probably hinting at Vita E3 coverage, since Sony didn't do much last year for the system.
Rumor has it that Vita will get some decent showing at this year's E3, more so than PS3 at least.
i think so too...
sony should put more vita love this coming e3, to instill confidence to potential buyers and vita owners alike ^_^
im expecting new game announcements for vita this e3 ^_^
The conference will be 2-3 hours long, and I'm pretty sure they'll use Vita to demonstrate Remote Play with the PS4.
Plus another developer that works for Sony hinted that they have an 'avalanche' planned.
IT BETTER! I must see remote play for the PS4 at E3!
im already HYPED and full-blown EXCITED! ^_^
im ready to face that "Avalanche" sony is preparing ^_^
Better be a PS Vita E3 blowout
Dozens?? I like the sound of that. E3 is building up to be one of the best we have seen in years!! Can't wait!!
I'll definately want to get a Vita. I'd definately appreciate new Vita games made for the Vita, but the ability to stream PS4 games to the Vita is already a good reason for me to get one. Can't wait to see how those systems will work for other uses.
when a fan asked him. any system sellers? he said oh yea!!! well now im extremely excited, i think we will see God of War, Gran Turismo games on the vita pretty soon.
Im expecting great vita coverage this year its been said by many staff members in sony for me personally I want a good deep price cut on memory cards I filled my 4gb and 32gb I have been holding on to get another 32gb after E3 hoping a price cut on those, aside from that ps+ doesnt help me conserve space. I hope the best for all consoles this upcoming E3, its a crucial one since its a big peek of next gen and the offerings we will expect.
I am hoping they announce more retail titles then download titles my memory card is maxed out. LOL
Good. As of right now there aren't really any "System Sellers" in my own personal opinion. I loved the PSP, but I only bought it to play FF7CC and... Well I guess that was really the only game that truly appealed to me lol.
I love the Vita, from what I have read/watched online about it. I definitely intend to get on but not until it starts seeing some fresh IP's. Assassins Creed and BLOPS just not cutting it for me tbh.
This is great news though, maybe the ps4 will have a bundle that includes a psvita, however I don't see it happening at all, at least until damn near the end of this new generations console cycle.
So how about the PS4 games? we've heard nothing on the PS4 front on that. Sure we already know of millions shadowfall, infamous second sun and a bunch of others. But what will they do to counter the 15 games 'S will announce for the Xbox one.
Given the way that Sony has been so far leading into the next gen, I wouldn't doubt that they have some megaton announcements for E3. Sony has always been good at showing games at E3, even when they spend too much time on Wonderbook. I'm actually surprised that we haven't seen that many leaks on what they will be showing.
"Dozens" means 24 at least... I hope so.
dozens could mean an indefinite amount..
Em, no. A Dozen by definition is a group of twelve things. I suppose in some cases it can be an exaggeration or embellishment, but in this case, the guy was highly emphatic about it. In fact, he said "Dozens" and was highly emphatic about it. That means (because it's plural) no less than 2 dozens, which is 24.
I'd dismiss it as exaggeration if he wasn't so emphatic about "dozens".
i am glad more games are coming to ps vita, anyone know what happened to ps1 classics for the vita as i haven't seen an update in a while
i really like Sony's new direction with connecting their staff
directly with gamers and fans
am i being overly optimistic to expect that out of the 'dozens' of unannounced games 5-6 are AAA titles? Sony you better not fu%# the Vita at E3
edit: btw i'll cry tears of joy if ever theyve managed to make squenix, konami and capcom on board the Vita train.
Syphon filter, Uncharted, Bioshock, MGS, Gran Turismo games ....please.
I just want some amazing exclusives, something new but professionally made like a heavy rain for example it doesnt have to have a big name but give a big experience.
I agree with this. We need some big exclusive titles that give gamers no choice but to buy this sexy powerhouse of a handheld.
Bet more than half of those are indies.
We'll see.
have you read the twitter conversation tubers?
someone ask him or said, "it better have systems sellers there!"
and shahid replied " oh yeah :)"
i think you know what that means ^_^
For the people still complaining about when you switch your memory cards it messes up your placed bubbles.. Have you not updated your Vita lately?
They released a firmware a while ago that fixed that, I don't get how anyone is still complaining about it. Seems those who are clearly don't own a Vita or just haven't updated it for a while now.
what was that big game he was promising a few weeks back on vita he said it was a big name, he also hinted it was something that would get you hooked hours a day or something like that??
no one really knows although I'm confident that it will be revealed in E3.
I hope all these games are amongst those: Time Travellers, Final Fantasy Type-0, Final Fantasy XI F2P, Zero Escape 3, Assassin's Creed: Rising Phoenix (just because of atypical it looks for an AC game), Steins;Gate (localisation), a Shin Megami Tensei game (maybe IV), oh and perhaps a Final Fantasy V remake.


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We may have lost Pluto, but it looks like we might be getting Tyche.
Scientists may soon be able to prove the existence of the gas giant, which could be four times the size of Jupiter, according to astrophysicists John Matese and Daniel Whitmire from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The two first proposed Tyche's existence in order to explain a change in path of comets entering the solar system, according to The Independent.
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Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) President Imran Khan on Tuesday said the PTI along with 100,000 people will march towards South Waziristan on October 6.
Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, said that government should step down if it cannot protect the lives of common men.
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The PTI chief said that the government could not stop the killing in Karachi and Balochistan. He added that it was government duty to unearth any conspiracy again the country.
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Countdown to B2B: 6 weeks
Nothing spectacular or any real low points this week. It was a solid week of training for running and biking and yet another light week on swimming (tough with no pool access!). It hasn't really bothered me too much until now and I really want to focus on upping the swimming yards over the next 4 weeks before taper.
Monday – 6.5 Miles Easy Run (9:13 min/mile): After the brick on Sunday, my legs were pretty dead. I was glad that I only had an easy run on the schedule, because it was exactly what I needed. It took about 3 miles to loosen up, but once my legs woke up, I felt pretty good and had to resist temptation to pick up the pace.
Tuesday – 16.8 mile ride, ~1:00 (16.8 mph) + ~6 Miles Speed work: I originally planned to ride the stationary bike because I didn't think I would be able to get out on the road before work. As I laid in bed falling asleep, I couldn't imagine myself in a gym the next day, so I made the decision to get out on the road. I knew it would be slightly dark when I started, but tons of bike commuters in Hamburg ride in the dark, so I knew that I would be okay to get out of the city when it was only barely light. I ended up having a great ride, with 2×14 min tempo segments in the middle.
Hit up the local tri club speed workout after work. You can read all about it here!
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2:00 ride OFF: Planning fail. It's impossible to get this long of a ride done in the morning without riding in pitch dark so I planned to do it after work. Then I stayed late at the office because I didn't have enough Euros to get a taxi by myself and had to wait for my colleagues. We didn't end up leaving the office until after 7:00 and went straight to dinner. Blah.
Thursday – Brick: 15.2 mile bike, ~56 min (16.2 mph) + 4 mile run (7:54 min/mile): After the big training failure the day before I was definitely not missing this workout. Dinner ended up being late the night before and I woke up tired, but I was on the bike by 6:30 and had a pretty good ride. I was cold without gloves and toe warmers, so I was glad it was short. I felt really good on the run. The last few bricks have been some of the best I have ever had, but I am hoping that is not just the magic of running in Hamburg.
The other thing magical about Hamburg?
The beer. Particularly, yummy wheat beers. Also? The wine. And? The food. I did a lot of eating & drinking on this trip. It's a training miracle that I didn't gain 10 lbs. while I was there.
Friday – 1:30 Stationary bike, ~20 miles: This was originally planned to be a day off since I was traveling back from Hamburg the whole day, but after having an unplanned day off on Wednesday, I had to make up some of that time on the bike. My motivation was that I would ride until the Bachelor Pad season finale that I missed was over. I am really, really glad that I did this workout. After sitting on the plane the whole day, it felt good to sweat and get my heart rate up for a nice little trainer session.
Saturday – 10 mile run @ 8:10 min/mile + Master's Swim: 2500: I took Walter for the first 3 miles, then headed out alone to finish 7 more. I felt really good for the first 8 or so miles. My legs felt fresh and the pace came easily. Around mile 8, I really started to feel that I hadn't brought any fuel and the last two miles, especially on the hills, were really tough. I usually take a Gu or Stingers about every 5-6 miles and my body is definitely used to the sugar/calories at that point.
After a quick stretch and some foam rolling, I headed to the pool for Master's swim. Since Saturday morning is an informal swim, there was no coach there. I teamed up with some of the other Master's swimmers and we created a pretty decent workout amongst ourselves. This is the first time I have swam after a decent distance run and I was definitely feeling fatigued. It was hard to keep pace and I felt very sluggish.
Sunday –
2000 m TT + ~52 mile ride, ~2:55 (18.9 mph): After Saturday's crappy swim, I decided to do a 2000m TT to get a better idea of where my swim fitness is right now. I headed to the pool at 9 a.m. only to find out that the YMCA doesn't open until NOON on Sundays! I already had plans to start my long ride at 11:30, and knew after riding for 3+ hours that there was no way I would be up for heading back to the pool.
I met riding buddy, Abby, with plans to ride for 1:15 before joining a local community ride for 35 more miles. Abby and I couldn't find the route we were looking for, but still managed to squeeze in 19 miles in about 1:05 before joining the organized ride. I made the (probably poor) decision to join the "A" group because last time the "B" group was a little slower than advertised. It was a technical, very rolling ride and there was a lot of "yo-yo"ing. I was fine for the most part until around the 40-mile point. I was out of water and really struggled on the hills for about 10 miles. I was in danger of being dropped a couple of times, but was thankfully saved by stop signs/lights. Char shared her water with me and I was able to get myself in the middle of the pack to finish strong for the final 5 miles. The overall time was about 20 minutes shy of what my plan called for, but I figured the distance and pace was solid and I didn't need to add on to make it up.
- Swim = 2500 yds
- Bike = 104 miles
- Run = 26.5 miles
- Time = 11 hrs. 20 min.


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When it comes to healthy eating, accessibility is key. Dinner choices are often rooted in convenience, so we need to make the healthy option an easy option. If the thought of putting dinner on the table seems too daunting on my car ride home, you'll likely find me snagging pad Thai and drunken noodles from my favorite neighborhood Thai joint. Conversely, if I have dinner prepped and ready to go at home, I'm less likely to swing by a drive-thru. As a dietitian, I know that many of my clients have this same mindset. Therefore, my goal is always to simplify the healthy-cooking process.


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Published: March 19, 2013 at 2:45 PMRobert, have you tried the Cheddar roast beef sandwich at jolly holliday or fidler fifer at DCA? Its really delicious and one of my favorite things to eat for lunch there. They're both really good but the one at DCA is even a little better imo, I think the meat is thinner sliced.
Published: March 19, 2013 at 4:22 PMThis is one my list of places to try for breakfast.
Published: March 19, 2013 at 6:14 PMI had one of the best breakfasts I've had here. It was part the atmosphere; it was almost calm on a beautiful fall morning at Disneyland in the California sunshine. Plus, it was surprising; the chicken sausage was amazing, like something I would find at a hipster restaurant in Brooklyn, not at Disneyland. Look forward to eating here again.
Published: March 19, 2013 at 10:45 PMI too love the Cheddar Roast Beef sandwich - but I liked it better when it was the Asiago Roast Beef sandwich (at both places).
I don't remember if I've had a meal at Carnation with its current menu; I do remember starting out many DL trips with breakfast there. Especially after the Sunkist House (I presume) was replaced. Breakfast at the Carnation was a pleasant way to start the day - mostly egg dishes though, which my wife couldn't stand. (It was the eggs, not the way they were prepared.) Coffee seemed better than the grab-n-go stuff.


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Then, as soon as the fishermen had departed, all hands except the anchor watch went to breakfast.
This is the yarn I listened to on anchor watch thirty years ago.
Fortunately, they did not meet the anchor watch, who was probably asleep.
On all men-of-war at eight o'clock, the anchor watch is mustered.
Set an anchor watch, heave the lead, and ware the lee shore and breakers ahead!
If the vessel was at anchor in a roadstead, he had to keep his two-hour anchor watch the same as the rest of the crew.
The officer of the anchor watch seemed to be the only obstacle in his way.
There are no native villages within ten miles at least, and we shall be quite safe, so we need only keep an anchor watch at night.
The ship was then moored with a kedge astern, sails furled, and all hands retired to rest, except an anchor watch.
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Santiago's extra-inning heroics give Tigers the win
DETROIT (AP) – Ramon Santiago hit a solo homer in the bottom of the 10th inning to give Detroit a win over Kansas City.
Santiago, who entered the game in the eighth as a pinch-runner, lifted Aaron Crow's pitch over the right-field wall for only his fourth homer of the year. Joaquin Benoit (4-3) pitched two innings for the Tigers, matching his longest outing of the season.
Crow (3-4) struck out Wilson Betemit with the bases loaded to end the ninth, and he got the first out of the 10th before allowing Santiago's surprising homer.
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Detroit's Doug Fister retired the first 18 hitters he faced. He ended up allowing a run and four hits over 7 ⅔ innings. He struck out six.
Indians 6, Athletics 2
CLEVELAND — Carlos Santana and Jack Hannahan hit two-run homers for Cleveland and the scrappy Indians kept pace in the AL Central race by beating Oakland.
Jeanmar Gomez (1-2) allowed one unearned run over six innings after being recalled from Class AAA Columbus. He took the rotation spot vacated by Josh Tomlin, who is on the Indians' disabled list with a sore right elbow.
Cleveland continues trying to overcome injuries and gain ground in its division, winning four of five. The Indians entered play a half-game behind the second-place Chicago White Sox and 5 behind first-place Detroit.
Trevor Cahill (9-13) fell to 1-6 in nine starts since the All-Star break. He opened the season 6-0 with a 1.72 ERA through May 14, but is 3-13 since.
Orioles 6, Blue Jays 5
BALTIMORE — Ryan Adams capped a two-run, 10th-inning rally with an RBI single and Baltimore topped Toronto.
Matt Wieters led off the Baltimore 10th by drawing a walk off Brian Tallet (0-2), who was trying for his first career save. Mark Reynolds walked and, after Robert Andino bunted a foul third strike, pinch hitter Jake Fox hit a game-tying single to right with Reynolds taking third.
Adams followed with a deep fly ball off the warning track beyond a drawn-in outfield.
The victory went to Willie Eyre (1-0), whose wild pitch in the top of the 10th had put the Blue Jays ahead 5-4.
The Blue Jays were without manager John Farrell, who is being treated for pneumonia in Toronto and is expected to miss the three-game series. Bench coach Don Wakamatsu ran the team in Farrell's absence.
Rangers 2, Rays 0
ARLINGTON, Texas — Josh Hamilton hit a towering home run and Scott Feldman threw six scoreless innings in a spot start for the AL West-leading Texas Rangers in a 2-0 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night.
Hamilton hit the first pitch of the sixth inning thrown by rookie right-hander Jeremy Hellickson (11-10) deep into a second deck of seats in right field. It landed an estimated 449 feet from home plate, his 19th homer, and broke a scoreless tie.
Michael Young followed with a double and scored on a single by David Murphy.
Feldman (1-0) allowed only two hits before Mark Lowe, Darren Oliver, Mike Adams combined for two no-hit innings to set up Neftali Feliz for his 26th save in 32 chances. It was the Rangers' 16th shutout this season.
White Sox 8, Twins 6
CHICAGO — Alejandro De Aza drove in a career-high four runs to lead Chicago to a win over Minnesota.
De Aza hit a three-run homer in the fourth inning to erase an early deficit and help the White Sox win their fifth straight game. He also walked and scored two runs.
Paul Konerko doubled, scored twice and had an RBI during Chicago's decisive five-run rally in the fifth.
Will Ohman (1-3) got the win and Sergio Santos capped a strong performance by the Chicago bullpen with his 28th save. Starter Zach Stewart allowed six runs and seven hits in 4 2/3 innings.
Twins starter Anthony Swarzak (3-5) allowed eight runs — six earned — over 4 1/3 innings.
Jason Kubel hit a three-run homer for Minnesota.
Angels 13, Mariners 6
SEATTLE — Mike Trout homered twice and drove in five runs to lead Los Angeles to a rout of Seattle.
Trout, the youngest player in the majors at 20 years, 23 days, started the onslaught in the second with a solo shot into the left-field bullpen on a 3-2 pitch from Anthony Vasquez (1-1).
Vasquez, making his second big-league start, walked the first two batters in the fourth before Trout added a three-run blast into the left-field seats for a 4-0 lead.
Trout has three home runs in the past two games and five in his 65-at-bat career. Since his recall Aug. 19, he's gone 9-for-21 with four home runs.
Jerome Williams (2-0) went seven innings, allowing four runs on seven hits. He walked two and struck out six.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - San Francisco's embattled sheriff, placed on suspension after pleading guilty in a spousal-abuse case, filed suit on Tuesday seeking reinstatement to the city's top elected law-enforcement post and his salary.
The petition claims that Mayor Ed Lee abused his discretion by suspending Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi without pay last week over the lawman's guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge of unlawfully restraining his wife during a New Year's Eve quarrel.
The lawsuit says the suspension also denied Mirkarimi his rights to due process while causing irreparable harm to himself and his reputation.
Mirkarimi was relieved of his duties a day after a judge sentenced him to a single day in jail, which he already had served, plus three years of probation.
He was also ordered to undergo domestic counseling and perform 100 hours of community service. He remains under a court order that bars him from communicating with his wife.
The sheriff, who had claimed before his plea deal that his prosecution was politically motivated, tearfully apologized after the sentencing for his behavior but declined to step down.
The plea agreement was structured to allow Mirkarimi, 50, to keep his gun and his badge. But Lee coupled his suspension with an initiation of misconduct proceedings to remove the sheriff from office.
The imbroglio stems from a heated argument on December 31 between Mirkarimi and his estranged spouse, Venezuelan television actress Eliana Lopez, 36, over her plans to take their young son, Theo, on a trip to her homeland.
In a video shot by her neighbor the day after the quarrel, Lopez said that her husband had grabbed her arm with such force that he left it bruised. Lopez, however, refused to testify against her husband and even sought to bar the videotape from being admitted as evidence.
Prosecutors pursued their case against Mirkarimi, nevertheless. On January 13, five days after being sworn in as sheriff, he was charged with misdemeanor counts of domestic violence battery, child endangerment and dissuading a witness.
At the time of his altercation with Lopez, Mirkarimi was serving out the last days of his second term on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, the body which could ultimately decide his political future.
Mirkarimi's petition, filed in San Francisco Superior Court, asks that he be reinstated as sheriff. Otherwise, it seeks to restore his $199,000 annual salary pending the outcome of administrative proceedings against him.
That process will not begin before mid-April, said John St. Croix, executive director of the city's Ethics Commission. He said the panel would meet first with Mirkarimi to establish rules and procedures for a hearing on the matter.
The commission would then make a recommendation to the 11-member Board of Supervisors, and three-quarters of the board would have to vote to remove Mirkarimi, a cofounder of the California Green Party, for him to be dismissed from office.
By most accounts, Mirkarimi's reputation has already been badly damaged.
A San Francisco television station poll last week found 72 percent of those surveyed wanted Mirkarimi to resign, and 67 percent wanted city leaders to remove him.
"The nail is in his political coffin," said David Latterman, a University of San Francisco political scientist and analyst. "If he gets his job back, it's through a legal technicality. But his political career is over."
P.J. Johnston, a political communications specialist and Willie Brown's spokesman when he was mayor, said Mirkarimi's initial lack of contrition and unwillingness to cooperate with authorities cost him the public's trust.
"The sheriff had an opportunity to go on paid leave before he pled guilty, and he didn't take that opportunity," he said.
Before Mirkarimi's latest legal filing, Latterman said he did not believe San Francisco voters would have tried to remove the sheriff with a recall. Voters must wait six months after he assumed office to start a recall drive. By then, Latterman said, voters would not have wanted to wage such a costly battle.
But, he said, Mirkarimi's continuing legal efforts could backfire and ignite a recall campaign.
"Now there's a very large level of frustration," he said. "A lot of his own political allies have turned away from him. There are a lot of people in the political community who do not like him."
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Now, the big story here at CES is, of course, the number of tablets that are coming out. Everyone is announcing one, and everyone is covering the story.
And while all these tablets are amazingly cool, the old fogie in me is beginning to protest against the constant onslaught of PR about how amazing it will be for each family member to be sitting watching their own personal entertainment on their own tablet. For example, in Netgear's press conference, one demonstration showed how three different people could watch three different programs in three different rooms using the company's new wireless router.
It could be that tablets are revolutionary in a sense that perhaps nobody is emphasizing -- they are taking entertainment one step more toward the isolation of the individual.
I mean, just think of it. Until the 1950s, motion pictures were a completely group experience. You went to the movies; you sat in a theater with a few hundred people from your area and watched (and reacted to) full-length films, shorts, the news of the day, etc.
Once television gained prominence, the people you sat with closed in to your immediate family and/or friends. Sometimes, it was an individual experience; people had their own televisions in their own rooms, for example -- but if somebody else walked in, they shared that experience.
Now, it's possible that, with tablets, the experience of watching a moving picture could be focused even more narrowly. A 7-in. or 10-in. tablet offers an individual viewing experience; two people trying to watch something on a single tablet makes for a very uncomfortable (and painful, if they happen to knock heads together) experience.
Or perhaps I'm being too old-fashioned. Certainly, sharing doesn't necessarily mean being in the same physical location; as somebody who works a couple of hundred miles from Computerworld's main offices, I know that. It could be that sharing a video will mean, in the future, sharing the same visual/audio experience from two separate locations.
But even the tech-savvy need to admit occasionally that something is lost when an experience isn't physically shared. Several years ago, I went to a showing at a local museum of the Marx Brothers in Horse Feathers. I'd seen this film several times already on television, and didn't expect much, but I thought I'd give it a try on a large screen.
What I didn't expect was that I found the familiar film much funnier than I ever thought I would. The presence of a couple of hundred people laughing along with me had an amplification effect that changed the whole experience.
Will the experience of watching entertainment in a large group go away? Probably not, at least in the near future. And let me be clear -- I spend a large number of my waking hours on computers and other tech devices (both for work and for play), and I've met a lot of important people in my life, both personally and professionally, online.
But sometimes, listening to the vendor evangelists, I get a sci-fi vision of thousands of people sitting by themselves (wearing silver coveralls, of course), in-ear headsets firmly fixed and their eyes on their individual tablets.
For more up-to-the-minute blogs, stories, photos, slideshows, and video from the nation's largest consumer electronics show, check out PC World's complete coverage of CES 2011.
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A ROW of businesses damaged in a roof blaze are set to be repaired.
Jazzman Grooves barbers, Holt and Longworth Solicitors, and Bar Boogie, have now re-opened, but Alfie's Butty Shop, in Bull Street, Burnley, remains closed.
Chris Speakman, a director at Burnley-based Speakman Contractors, said they would be beginning repairs as soon as possible.
He said: "The work from the loss adjusters has arrived this week and there is quite a bit that needs doing.
"There are electrical repairs, re-roofing and internal refurbishments. It is quite a big job and there was a lot of damage inside the property.
"As well as the fire damage to the three shops, there was water damage from the fire hydrant to Bar Boogie.
"Three of the four premises have managed to get open now, and it is just the sandwich shop that remains closed."
Fire crews were called to the blaze at around 11pm on Sunday, February 3.
Flames could be seen coming through the roof.
It is believed the blaze was caused by an electrical fault.
Mr Speakman said: "We have seen an increase in recent years of commercial fires caused by electrical problems.
"People tend to be more aware when it comes to gas checks, not electrical checks, but commercial premises really should be checked every year. Commercial properties can be neglected.
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