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- Publisher: Namco Bandai Games America
- Release Date: Oct 27, 2009
- Also On: Xbox 360
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CraigSNov 1, 2009
NickGNov 2, 2009The only problem I have with this game is that there should have been a scenario campaign for all the main characters- not just Lars.However I like how there is more character depth shown in the scenario campaign between the characters but they could have made use of more cut scenes.Those are the only things that held it back from getting a 10.
NathanHNov 2, 2009
SethLOct 27, 2009I actually would've given this game a 10 but something held me back.. which was the load times inbetween the fights to the next character. -__- That was a big let down for me but other than that, the gameplay, the feel of it is just right. Better than Tekken 4 and 5 in my opinion. Graphics are awesome, sound is awesome. If you don't have tekken 6, you're missing out.
AndreiGsOct 28, 2009
JosefHJan 21, 2010
KennethWNov 12, 2009
JanneMNov 17, 2009Tekken at its finest. Still waiting for that online patch but otherwise it plays great! People might complain about the graphics but I dont see anything wrong with them. SF4's cartoony characters pale in comparison.
SethOOct 31, 2009
Sep 11, 2010This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Feb 28, 2013Despite the several bad changes made in tekken 6, in its core this fighting game has still the best fighting mechanics with a huge choice of characters.
Nov 1, 2011
Nov 14, 2011Tekken is my favorite fighting game, and this title did not dissapoint me, i love the new Scenerio Campaign mode, only thing is I wish that would've did what the did in Tekken 4 when you played Arcade/storymode there was a Intro, and mid story and an ending, instead the whole game revolving around Lars, and Alisa when most people didnt know them, or care for them.
Feb 7, 2012This was the first Tekken game I have ever played. I was blown away by the gameplay in the Scenario mode. The graphics are good. While the story in Scenario mode is nonexistent, all other fighting games don't have much of a story. Another problem is the final stage of Arcade mode where Azazel is impossible to beat. Still, this game is well worth your money.
May 2, 2012
Aug 10, 2012Tekken 6, one of my Favorite game. It has rich graphics and good control over the players. I gave it 9 out of 10 because just one thing I feel that is bad in the game. It take some time to process things. Before launching a new games it first take 10 to 15 seconds to thing... or i dont know what is it but that delay is not good. Besides this games is very good.
Jun 6, 2013Solid gameplay, amazing graphics, pretty decent soundtrack... it's highly recommended for fighting fans around. It's not the best Tekken but it's up there with the best. The story may not be all that good but its something to get your mind into with it going back to the Tekken 4 Tekken Force style, which I enjoyed. If you havent played it give it a shot.
Dec 1, 2013This game was the sole reason i actually bought an Playstation 3. Since i always considered the Tekken franchise to be the best on the fighting genre market. And finally we got net play. Some stages have dull music though. It has some flaws. But to me its still the best fighting game.
There are flaws that hurt the experience, but nothing, nothing stops Tekken 6 from being an intense, tactical and utterly brilliant fighting game, perfect for anyone with even a fleeting interest in the genre. [Issue#184, p.60]
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Stayed at the Sands Dec 9-16 with our 2 daughters (5,7). Had a good time overall tho experienced some unusual bad weather the first half of the trip. This was more or less a tale of 2 cities vacation for us. Even the food tasted better the second half. You know how everyone says ignore the weather reports in the caribbeans. Well this time the reports were close enough. The first 2 days we didnt see any sun.
We enjoyed the Sands. Spacious 1 bedroom suite ,full kitchen, nice screened balcony. location is as convenient as it gets I thought. One of the biggest pluses is having Hemingways around - never had a bad meal there.
The beach was as advertised but when the weather was bad it was seaweed galore especially by the sands. Walking toward grace bay club the beach was noticeably cleaner and other resorts cleaned their area a little faster I noticed. Had no problem with the service tho I had to "remind" them to bring the water bottles after the first 2 days. I was only able to get internet in the room for one day but you can use the 2 computers at the hospitality room or bring your laptop there.
The lush gardens at the sands require a lot work, which sometimes means an early wake-up call from workers singing at 7 am which didnt bother me (I found it soothing) but kept disrupting my wife's beauty sleep. No constructions however near the sands.
There is a small convenient store on the property that has bread, milk, cereal, batteries, pretty much all the essentials.
Took some long walks both directions. The somerset looked pretty neat - not for kids. Palms seamed so peaceful, I almost expected someone to yell "GUARDS!" when we passed by the pool with the kids. Beaches felt like one of those big mexico village resorts where kids treated like kings and adults sit around the yellow pool bar.
As far as kids are concerned, the sands was perfect for us. Always something to eat at hemingways, nice pool including a kiddie pool, and just enough families to make friends. They had a blast.
It was fun taking the hobie cat to coral gardens to snorkel (not sure if we were allowed - probably not). Otherwise its a 30 minute walk. While snorkeling there I kept hearing whisling and yelling something like "move to the other side of the orange thingy" so me and a group of 6 or so were convinced that
the yelling is toward some idiot who went outside of the orange circle. After all it was many of us, right? It took us about 5 minutes and some pretty good snorkeling well inside the circle to realize we were the idiots.
Caicos dream tour - half day tour was interesting. The weather kinda turned on us midway and the wife got seasick while I was snorkeling. John the owner refunded her share and the kids' which was very generous. Conch salad was great. Even though we didnt exactly have the time of our lives I recommend them.
Rented a car from scooter bob for one day. Drove to the IGA. Really enjoyed Sapodilla bay - still, shallow beautiful water, perfect for kids. A nice change of pace after a choppy grace bay at the time. There's no sign to it so just take the first dirt road on your left (I think that was it) when you are looking for it. And do continue on that road to see the scenic chalk sound. Ignore any pictures you saw till now.
Got caught in a rainstorm during lunch at the conch shack.. still managed to go to malcolm beach after the rain stopped and it turned out to be a mistake. The ocean was kinda rough and we decided not to stay. Not a pleasant drive especially with young kids and as mentioned numerous times before, you need high clearance vehicle to get there.
Overall I didnt find it necessary to rent a car for more than a day. The most we paid for a cab was $24 round trip to turtle cove (2 adults, 2 kids). A decent car will cost you $90 per.
Dining. Ok now pay attention. Grab a pen.
Overall this was even more expensive than we thought.. averaged about 150 for dinner . usually no drinks, appetizers, 2 entrees, pasta for kids, 2 desserts. Even some of the casual places like Iguanas were expensive. Restaurants sorted in order of visit
Bay Bistro - Good dinner. crepes, grouper, coconut crusted conch curry all very good especially the conch. Unfortunately the memorable thing for us was the terrible chocolate orange creme brulee special which sounded like a slam dunk, and the banana tart was very good but tiny. Fish and
chips for the kids were not good.
Breakfast (brunch) there was a big letdown for me. Brunch is really 5 additional breakfast choices at higher prices. So instead of plain pancakes you can get chocolate chip pancakes. They were out of mushrooms for my omelette and hash browns were barely eatable. Much better
breakfast at hemingways I thought. btw, to walk here from the sands means walking on the beach sand. Could get tricky and sticky at night - bring flashlights.
Coco Bistro - Disappointing to say the least. The wife didnt like her conch and grouper ravioli. The lobster was plainly grilled, good size, with white
rice. It was pretty good but not sure if its $39 worthy. If you planning to come anyway here's what you do. first make sure the weather is nice so you can sit outside as its kinda dull inside. Second, order the red and green pepper soup, take a good picture and send it back. It tastes like.. well, pepper, but the picture will draw more wows than the beach, trust me.. The Chocolate creme brulee was good but small. The kid's penne w/butter and chicken ($20!) wasnt very tasty.
Iguanas - We went on Carribean bbq night (monday). My wife got the all you can eat bbq ($30) and I ordered the peppercorn steak. lets just say we wound up sharing the steak which was delicious, grilled to perfection.
Conch shack - lunch was very Good. Conch salad, conch fritters all very good. Not sure if I would call it a must do especially if you not a big fan of the conch.
Tiki Hut - was just ok for us. good conch chowder, ribs. jerk snapper was flat, rubbery, a little fishy, and dry. otherwise it was great. we skipped dessert this time. By this time, I'm not very happy with this island. My wife suggested to go to Magnolia after several people recommended it. And I was like "sure, what do I know".
Magnolia - finally a great dinner. nice setting. plenty of room between tables makes a difference. everything in the appetizer sampler was very good so you cant go wrong there. I called ahead to make sure they have the grouper special, they did and it was great, and so was the seared tuna.. I wound up eating the kids chocolate ice cream for dessert since they seized control of my chocolate cake.
Coyaba - Amazing. Forget about trying to keep the bill down once you see the menu. the lobster bisque was probably the best ever. Great conch Roti appetizer special. Their famous lobster Thormidor so good the wife didnt want to share it. I complained to the waitress who seamed a little worried at first. I had a tough time deciding what to get here. There were more specials on this extensive menu than regulars. To give you an idea, they had 3 different lobster dishes and both pork and lamb osso buccos. finally settled on the pork osso bucco with some help and it was good. good size too.. couldnt finish it. The kids had pasta. It doesnt mention that anywhere but with kids under 12 they book you at 6. That was fine with me.. by the time we left it was packed. the creme brulee was amazing as well. A must have.
We both agreed that it was one of the best dinners ever. That includes some great restaurants in NY, London, Paris, and more.
Hemingways - ate here quite a bit including the last dinner, and enjoyed every meal. Nice setting, large portions. Great fish and chips. nice grouper fajitas. didnt care much for the black bean soup. for dinner good mahi special, very good lobster pasta, rum cake, best and biggest conch chowder of the trip by far.
Also, had a very good breakfast at the salt mills one day. 10 minute walk.
Anyway, this is it. By the end of this trip the conclusion was that we'll be back. I'll post pictures very soon.
T&C report 12/9-16
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Thanks for the excellent report. Magnolia and Coyaba are my two favorite restaurants on Provo. Both Karen and Paul (Coyaba) and Tracy and Gianni (Magnolia) do an excellent job. Love the lobster thermidor and Seared Tuna.
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I wrote on TA I liked your report-but worth saying it again!
I'm sure our paths crossed at one point-too cool. -
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THanks for the report, and glad to hear that the last half of your vacation picked up for you!
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sorry about the lack of paragraph breaks. I just pasted it from the TA board.
Howard - The seared tuna was great but I only had 2 scale measured teaspoon bites out of the thormidor. I jokingly complained to the waitress that who was very alarmed at first. They dont joke around with the service at Coyaba
Blamona - I did feel something in the air that Thursday in hemingways. Hope the weather is better
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TMoney2591Illinois 3.44/5 rDev -6.8% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25 Served in a Lagunitas mason jar. It took me three of their beers before 3 Sheeps gave me some sort of ovine pun? Disappointed... Anyway, this stuff pours a deep midnight sienna topped by a finger of relatively short-lived khaki foam. The nose comprises coffee, light treacle, and a hint of graham cracker way in the back. The taste brings in more of the same, along with a clear vein of cola. The body is a light medium, with a moderate carbonation and a dry, crisp finish. Seriously,. everything falls off of an apparently tall and steep tabletop at the end, making me wonder whether or not I've even had anything in my mouth. Overall, this is an interesting beer that I can't pin down in my head. There isn't much wheat influence as I can tell, there's plenty of roast, and nothing stays long enough for me to get acquainted. I guess I could say I wouldn't mind having another, but I'm not likely to ever seek it out again. Serving type: bottle 10-06-2013 20:30:00 | More by TMoney2591 rhoadsrageIllinois 3.1/5 rDev -16% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3 (Served in a tulip glass) A- The jet black body supports a pale tan cream that boils but last for a good bit. S- The aroma of green bananas and green young wood grows as the beer opens. There is a mellow chocolate malt finish with a hint of coffee. T- The mellow chocolate cream malt has a nougat finish with a touch of sweetness and a green banana character that lingers. As the beer warms there is a light tartness that comes through. M- This beer has medium-light mouthfeel with a fizz that fills the tongue. O- This has some nice unique chocolate wheat character but the green bananas and young wood are a bit odd, and start to dominate. Serving type: bottle 09-12-2013 15:13:04 | More by rhoadsrage vette2006c5rMinnesota 3.54/5 rDev -4.1% look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5 Baaaad Boy pours a black color with a very small head. There is a roasted aroma with hints of black licorice. The taste is slightly roasted, with hints of black licorice. Good flavors, and fully body flavors. Overall its a nice beer, however its a bit boring. Serving type: bottle 08-19-2013 03:20:45 | More by vette2006c5r spoonyColorado 3.65/5 rDev -1.1% look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 From a 355 ml bottle into a nonic at Smyth Restaurant in Milwaukee. A-The brew is dark, dark brown with only a hint of light getting through. Not much head is seen, just a half-finger of short-lived brown foam that leaves no lacing. S-As you might expect from the dark color, the smell is full of roasted flavors like char and chocolate. There is also some wheat and a wet grain smell that is strangely off-putting but inviting at the same time. T-The taste is packe with more roasted flavors that border on acrid and would pass for a porter in many circles. Char, smoke, and dark chocolate malts play against the aforementioned wet grain taste. You know you're drinking a wheat beer, but the stout-like darkness keeps suggesting otherwise. The result is complex and strangely compelling. M-The brew is moderate to light weight with lighter levels of carb. O-This is a pretty unique beer with way more flavors going on than I would have expected. The charred flavors are a bit too a acrid and the feel was a bit of a letdown, but this brew was a nice departure from the standard IPA or my recent hefe obsession. Serving type: bottle 08-17-2013 14:28:09 | More by spoony TheQuietMan22Iowa 3.89/5 rDev +5.4% look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Serving type: 12-ounce bottle. No freshness date. Appearance: Poured into a 300 ml weizen glass. The color, as promised by the beer's webpage, truly is darker than some porters: it looks black but may be very deep brown. When held to a lamp (I have never done that with a wheat beer!) it becomes a dark cherry color. Two fingers of tan, buttery head dissipated fairly quickly, leaving a bubbly skim and ring around the edge. Smell: The aroma is very smooth and reminiscent of oatmeal stout. It offers a pleasant blend of dark chocolate, roasted malts, oat-like grain (probably wheat — duh!), a little molasses, and black raspberry. Taste: The mouthfeel is not as creamy as oatmeal stout, but it does offer much of the same flavor. The roasted bitterness is kept at a minimum until the aftertaste, when it lingers on the taste buds. Dark chocolate, wheat, maybe some caramel or toffee, and a hint of black and cherry licorice. Drinkability: This is good stuff and I bet it is superb on tap. I think I have a reason to visit Sheboygan now. Serving type: bottle 07-10-2013 03:19:30 | More by TheQuietMan22 TheSSGIllinois 3.3/5 rDev -10.6% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3 Pours a HUGE, dense, tan head that is surprisingly persistent. Aroma is acid, toasted malt. It smells exactly like a porter or stout would. Black. Starts with a nice, deep, toasted malt flavor, a touch of metallic twang. Builds into a very coffee like acidity as the hops blend with the toasted malt. The finish is lingering coffee. This pretty much drinks like a stout, I'm not sure how the wheat plays into this. It's quite good, though. Serving type: bottle 07-01-2013 00:46:11 | More by TheSSG Ri0Wisconsin 3.71/5 rDev +0.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 Poured 12 oz bottle into a snifter. A - Dark coffee brown/black. Small 1 finger light tan head. Slight ring remains. Lacing, where? S - Wheat and roasted malt. Some hints of chocolate and a bit of earthiness. T - Wheat and roasted malt with hints of sweet caramel and chocolate. Not too much going on, but it is tasty. M - On the light side with minimal carbonation. I expected a creamier and smoothness to it. O - It is a dark sessionable ale that has similar, but lacks, qualities of Sprecher's Black Bavarian. Serving type: bottle 06-26-2013 22:06:23 | More by Ri0 RoamingGnomeWisconsin 3.34/5 rDev -9.5% look: 4 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5 3 Sheeps Baaad Boy Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a shaker pint. Served chilled. A) A very dark brown, with about a finger of light tan head. The head settled to a wispy dusting. A bit of lacing too. S) Quite a bit of dark roast. It's a bit charred. Light hop bitterness. A hint of dark chocolate as it warms. I didn't pick up much wheat. T) Plenty of roast and some chocolate characteristics. A bit of wheat in the flavor. Finishes roasty... M) Pretty light, with a fair amount of sizzle. Not as smooth as advertised. Lingering aftertaste... O) Not bad, but of the 3 sheeps offerings I've tried, this is my least favorite. I definitely would not go out of my way for it, but that's just like my opinion man... Far out... Serving type: bottle 05-08-2013 01:48:41 | More by RoamingGnome martyl1000Wisconsin 4.45/5 rDev +20.6% look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5 Got this during Mad Craft Beer Week, at Buck and badgers. Actually it's the Imperial version "My Name Is Joe": 7.7% ABV, brewed with local coffee roasted especially for this brew according to the bartender. Beautiful pour in a goblet, black-brown, with an off-white fluffy head that leaves a permanent lacing stuck on the glass. Aroma is burnt coffee and a sweet something. In the mout iit's all iced coffee, sweetened as if with sugar from the table. Refreshing on the tongue, medium to light body, with the perfect sharp carbonation. Serving type: on-tap 05-06-2013 00:58:23 | More by martyl1000 brewcrew76Wisconsin 3.78/5 rDev +2.4% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 A - Deeper brown with lighter brown highlights and a thin tan head. S - Lightly roasted malt, multigrain bread, light hints of chocolate and coffee. T - Multigrain bread and lightly toasted bread followed by light coffee and chocolate notes. Slightly yeasty in the finish. M - On the light side but it plays well with the roasty/toasty notes. Good carbonation. D - Nicely balanced and easy drinking. Serving type: bottle 03-06-2013 01:57:33 | More by brewcrew76 drpimentoWisconsin 3.73/5 rDev +1.1% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Pretty good stuff that'd be a lot better if not so cold. Served with a smallish, tan, foamy, thick, creamy head that slowly settled and lots of sheeting lace. Color is an opaque brown black. Aroma is malt and roast. Flavor's like nose, with good balance between bitter, sweet, and tang. Body and carbonation are good. Finish is like flavor, slightly long, and very drinkable. Again there'd be a lot more interesting things here if it weren't so cold. Still, good stuff. Serving type: on-tap 11-17-2012 05:54:04 | More by drpimento BeerFMAndyWisconsin 3.83/5 rDev +3.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 12 oz bottle poured into a Bruery tulip. 5.5% ABV, 13 IBUs (Bottles are pending label approval and are expected to hit market early-to-mid fall.) A - Baaad Boy pours a clear rich mahogany color that is near pitch black in the tulip; Baaad Boy is the black sheep of the bunch! The beer is topped by a light sandy Sahara foam that dots the glass in specks of lace and rests on the black brew with a loose collar. S - Roasted malt opens with a strong coffee aroma followed by dark chocolate bunny ears. Hints of ash tray-like smokiness linger in the air of this roasted-yet-delicate beer. Nothing else really comes through, but it's got an inviting nose of maltiness. T - Soft wheat is all but overpowered in this roasty American Dark Wheat Ale. Plenty of chocolate and coffee comes fourth without being too porter-like but it still seems to completely control the flavor with little interaction from other aspects. Faint yeast earthiness reminds of the clay attributes found in 3 Sheeps Cirque du Wit but this is as far as the depth goes. M - The roasted quality, while tasting delicious, takes over a bit too much in flavor. The mouthfeel, however, shines wonderfully as the wheat softens - takes the edge off the roast nicely. Very little bitterness comes through, but the roast also finishes out dry for a clean, crisp-like swallow which immediately has you tilting the pint back for another sip. O - Baaad Boy's bold aroma suggests, a little more delicately and balanced, the amount of roast malt used in it's process but the flavor doesn't incorporate the same level of balance. Remaining medium-bodied and lower in alcohol content, Baaad Boy offers a dark-tasting beer without the filling feeling a heavier stout might produce. A fine start at a dark beer for 3 Sheeps! Serving type: bottle 07-03-2012 01:15:59 | More by BeerFMAndy emerge077Illinois 3.43/5 rDev -7% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Cheap growler fill from Timer's in Racine. Poured into a pair of tulip glasses. it has a rusty copper orange with a light haze. Initial finger of white foam that settles quickly to a wispy skim and ring of bubbles around the edges. Yeasty, earthy aroma, multigrain bread. Something a bit musty and funky fermentation wise, seems young. Bready multigrain flavors, light buttered biscuit, yeast. Fairly simple and straightforward. Some light astringency, lightly bitter and sweet, bready and malt forward. A bit watery but drinkable. Overall pretty simple and seems like it could use a bit more hop or fruity yeast esters to give it some dimension. Paired with cured smoked pork shoulder, wild boar sausage, and prosciutto charcuterie. The sweetness of the beer became more apparent when up against the salty cured meats. Serving type: growler 04-24-2012 23:21:20 | More by emerge077 |
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Aw, missed the chocolate question, but otherwise am up to speed on my Kellies. Amazing memory, HoneyBrown!
I got 7/10. Not too bad since I've never seen The Office, and I haven't watched Saved by the Bell since I was a kid. I love Beverly Hills 90210 though.
Kelly Taylor actually had three siblings, not two. She had a stepbrother, David, and two half-sisters, Silver, by her mom and David's dad, and another one by her dad and some other woman.


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March 31 -- Ian Foster, director of the Computation Institute, a joint initiative between the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory, has been named the recipient of the IEEE Computer Society's 2011 Tsutomu Kanai Award, which recognizes major contributions to state-of-the-art distributed computing systems and their applications.
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Foster is the Arthur Holly Compton Distinguished Service Professor of Computer Science at UChicago and an Argonne Distinguished Fellow at Argonne. He is considered one of the world's foremost researchers in distributed, parallel and data–intensive computing technologies.
The primary focus of Foster's research has been the acceleration of discovery in a networked world. In partnership with many others, notably Carl Kesselman of the University of Southern California and Steven Tuecke, deputy director of the Computation Institute (formerly of Argonne and Univa Inc.), Foster developed and promulgated concepts and methods that underpin grid computing.
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Foster received a B.S. degree with first-class honors from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, and a Ph.D. from Imperial College, United Kingdom, both in computer science. He is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Association for Computing Machinery and British Computer Society. His other awards include the Global Information Infrastructure Next Generation award, the British Computer Society's Lovelace Medal, R&D Magazine's Innovator of the Year and honorary doctorates from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand and CINVESTAV, Mexico. He co-founded Univa Inc., a company established to deliver grid and cloud computing solutions.
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Even now, I don't want to give any disrespect to the competition but it's not the one we wanted to win and there's no point in sugar-coating that… Leinster want to win the Heineken Cup, not the Amlin Cup but at least we won it."
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Ulster are a very good side. They've done a job on us twice already this season. They're going to be favourites and that hasn't happened to us too many times over the last few years. I'm not saying that in an arrogant sort of way; that's the way it has been. They are playing very well and it is going to be a huge match."
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He added, "That's the one thing with professional rugby, you can't afford to get too sentimental because, if you start wishing Joe well, and Jonny well and Isa well, your head gets a bit messed a you kind of take your eyes off the prize. You have to be very clinical. We'll all be happy if we can win a cup. That's the best way to say goodbye to him."
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I have a friend who asked that if he purchased a Freesat box to run in the UK is it possible to pick up Spanish TV ptogs here. cheers terry
As far as I know there are no Spanish channels on the 28.2/28.5E satellites that Freesat uses. Freesat receivers can be made to provide channels from other satellites but that is not their intended purpose. Generic satellite receivers can receive channels from any satellite for which a suitable dish antenna is available. The satellites that carry channels for Europe are listed here: Europe, Africa & Middle East - LyngSat.
Very little in the way of free Spanish TV on any satellite see here - FlySat Spain TV Channels To logi - this is a better site for finding FTA channels in particular languages - just click on country flag FlySat FTA TV Channels
You can pick up Spanish programmes very easily with a cheap FTA Rx and a dish pointed at 30W Hispasat.
I have a dozen or so using a multi-lnb system - from Astra 1, Hotbird and Eurobird hope that this helps
Hi All, Excuse my ignorance but i am also interested in receiving Spanish channels. I already have a basic sky dish on my house as it was there when i moved in, is that sufficient ? Also can anyone recommend a good receiver for FTA channels like these ? Maybe one which is PVR and one which is not. Thanks for your time.
The dish can get many of the other satellites with Free Spanish TV on but it either has to be re-aimed at another satellite or an extra LNB added which for that 2nd option the sky dish is a little small to do that with. A list of what free Spanish TV there is, is here.. Almost any cheap FTA satellite receiver will do ..
Hi piethief and welcome to AVF. Hispasat will need quite a big realignment of the dish, and I don't know whether it would be large enough. There are other satellites you could use though as pedro's link shows. There are too many generic satellite receivers to be able to recommend specific models. HTH but feel free to ask if you want more details. Logi
From the channel guide in What Satellite magazine, Hispasat seems to host most of the free to air Spanish stuff that I get from my multi-lnb system. I guess that the main thing for the OP will be to check whether the dish will get a clear sight of Hispasat at 30w - with a difference of almost 60 degrees, the angle for Hispasat is going to be a fair bit away from the current sky alignment of the dish.
Hispasat being at 30w has about the same elevation on the arc as Sky at 28.2/5e, if a sky dish has been installed properly (level) and it can be swung 60 degees west, it should catch it on the other side of the arc.. especially if you are about 1w longitude... the skew would be out though..
well yes I agree .. if .... there's a tree or er... brick wall/ house (which has a high likelyhood) in the way of 30w .. but if it were on a south facing wall & could swing round ... it would cut the arc on the other side where 30w is ... and only need the skew altering. In any event, if you had a sky dish that had been installed on sky @ 28e - you'd leave the elevation as it is to save time if the dish has to be moved you can find 30w faster & just tweak it. This for example in the main satellite section .. has a good chance of doing just that..


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Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. We know that Edgar Wright's been involved with Marvel Film since the early Iron Man 1 days and in all that time he's been associated with Ant-Man. At last year's Comic-Con they unveiled a proof of concept reel that Edgar and his team put together that looked really rad, so it was certainly reasonable to assume that Ant-Man was moving closer and closer to reality.
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In an interview with MTV's Splash Page, Marvel Films big cheese Kevin Feige revealed that Ant-Man will be one of the leading films for Marvel's Phase 3 (we're in Phase 2 right now with Iron Man 3, Cap 2, Thor 2, Guardians of the Galaxy and The Avengers 2), expected to hit screens in 2015, sometime after The Avengers 2 takes a bow.
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The Performance Centre at University College Falmouth is hosting a Music Industry Seminar and Music Showcase on 16 June with highly knowledgeable industry bodies Mark Palmer (Roadrunner Records) and Dave Newton (WeGotTickets) as guest speakers.
'How to build a career in the music industry' will be the topic of discussion on the panels throughout the, led by Adrian Bossey, Antti Saario and Rick Rogers from University College Falmouth. Other revered speakers on the day include singer-songwriter Mary Hampton (Cotillion) Johny Lamb singer-songwriter (Thirty Pounds of Bone) and founder of Lynched Recordings.
Following a speed networking session, the afternoon will see the launch of Pig Farm Recordings a new student run record label with a showcase of talent from the 3rd year Music & Performance graduating students. Artists to showcase include The Dancing Dead, Sarah.R.K, Eric by Eric, and Sophie Flynn with a guest appearance from 1st year band Hit the Deck, and a drinks reception. All attendee's will receive the debut EP from Pig Farm Recordings featuring the performing artists.
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Congress Passes Highway Bill To Avoid Shutdown
After weeks of false starts, the House approved an extension of the highway construction authorization law that expires on Sunday. Yet again, the extension is a short one of only 90 days.
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It wasn't just the budget that lawmakers clashed over today. The House and Senate each passed short-term transportation bills. And that sets up yet another showdown over spending, as NPR's Sonari Glinton reports.
SONARI GLINTON, BYLINE: If Congress hadn't passed the short-term transportation bills, beginning this weekend, the government wouldn't have been able to spend money on transportation programs or collect fuel taxes. Disaster averted, right?
JOHN HORSLEY: Well, what states need right now is certainty, and we have anything but certainty.
GLINTON: John Horsley is with the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. He says this is the ninth extension.
HORSLEY: So we've been facing a whole series of uncertain - six-month period, three-months period, one-month - periods for the last three years. It's driving the states nuts.
GLINTON: The Senate passed its own highway bill with overwhelming bipartisan support. The trouble is in the House, where many Republicans balked at how the bill was paid for. Speaker John Boehner says a temporary plan is as good as it will get - for now.
REP. JOHN BOEHNER: Trying to make sure that we don't have a stoppage of construction is really important. And so extending this current highway bill for 90 days was the most responsible way forward.
GLINTON: Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
REP. NANCY PELOSI: What miracle is going to happen? What enlightenment is going to come upon us that they will finally be able to pass a bill?
GLINTON: And if Congress can't come to a long-term agreement, they could always pass another extension in about 90 days. Sonari Glinton, NPR News, the Capitol.
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