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Unfortunately Nook will not work on the Velocity Cruz tablet for some reason. (Believe me, I have tried hard to bet it to work on mine, but it is not compatable) Most of the other book readers work though, Alkido, Borders, Kindle and Kobo all work fine. Also check out Slatedroid.com or this web site (http://www.ehalm.at/avd-2-2-market.php?l=en) about downloading an android froyo (2.2)emulator for your computer which allows you to download apps directly from the android market. You can then load them via the usb cable to your tablet!
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I laughed so hard I had astroglide comin out my nose... Hans..a little leeway perhaps..its for medicinal purposes.
I laughed so hard I had astroglide comin out my nose... Hans..a little leeway perhaps..its for medicinal purposes.
I adapted this from an awesome quote about skateboarding from an amazing skater named Lance Mountain.
"Playing guitar doesn't make you a guitarist, not being able to stop playing guitar makes you a guitarist."
Get well Dave, I can't wait to see that PS.
I do not usually talk about health problems in an open forum. However, I have had to overcome several things that would have prevented me from playing guitar for the rest of my life. Because you are experiencing a life changing illness, I would like to share these experiences with you and the other members of the PRS Forum.
In early 2009, I was struck by an SUV while crossing the street at work. The driver was driving over the speed limit and was too busy with her cell phone conversation to realize that a pedestrian had not yet cleared the crosswalk (driving while using a cell phone should be treated the same as driving under the influence). I tried to get out of the way, but a guy my size and age doesn't quite turn on a dime. I braced for the impact by putting my hands out of in front me. The move spun me around the right front quarter panel (fender) of the SUV, which probably saved my life. However, the side view mirror caught my left shoulder and ripped my left arm out of the socket, resulting in a very difficult to repair massive rotator cuff tear injury. Only a small fraction of one of the tendons that holds the humeral head (ball) in the glenoid cavity (socket) was sill intact. The labrum in the glenoid cavity was also badly torn. To say that it was a crippling injury is understatement.
A week after the accident, I aspirated on the operating table and went into respiratory failure during the first surgery that I underwent to fix my arm (aspiration is basically what killed Jimi Hendrix and Bon Scott). I underwent this surgery at a surgical center and had to be rushed to the hospital in ambulance. I can still hear the sound of my children crying when the emergency medial doctors were finally able to revive me in the emergency room. I spent the next five days in the hospital fighting aspiration pneumonia and intense pain from the surgery.
Recovery from the accident was incredibly slow and painful because I had to undergo a second surgery due to the first surgery not holding my tendons together. For a period of time, I was looking at being seriously crippled for the rest of my life because I am left handed, which would mean having to learn how to do even simple things like signing my name and combing my hair with my non-dominant hand. Luckily, one of the technicians who worked with my physical therapist knew the name of a well-respected local orthopedic surgeon who had performed a very difficult surgery known as a reverse shoulder replacement on her father (for those with the stomach to watch, here is a video of this gifted orthopedic surgeon performing a reverse shoulder replacement: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpHPOFGV3io). There was no way on God's green earth that I was going to give the first orthopedic surgeon a second shot at ending my life.
I was in a very dark place when I decided to undergo the second surgery. I was addicted to the synthetic opioid that my first surgeon had proscribed by this point in time. I had never been addicted to any substance other than caffeine in my life. Opioid addiction had always been an abstract concept to me. I do not do drugs and only drink socially. I always looked at junkies as weak people who resorted to using narcotics because they could not deal with everyday life. I was very angry about my situation, but I had to push on because I married later in life and still had school-age children at home that needed their father.
The second surgery was the polar opposite of the first. The surgeon had to cut my shoulder loose because I had developed adhesive capsulitis from the first surgery. He then grated cadaver tissue onto my tendons to ensure that there was enough slack to keep them from pulling apart while the injury was healing. However, the coolest thing that he did was to insert a catheter into the surgical site that was connected a ball of local anesthetic, which meant that I was freed from the synthetic opioid monkey. It was the like the difference between nineteenth century medicine and twenty-first century medicine.
A year after the accident, I was about as good as I was going to get via physical therapy. I still had serious problems with internal and external rotation, which are the shoulder movements that one makes when moving up and down the fingerboard. I could only play between the 5th and 9th frets in a seated position (I play guitar right-handed), and I could not wear any of my guitars on a strap because my shoulder could not bear the weight without pain. I said myself, "Well, at least I can play in the key of Am/C." My wife saw something that I did not. I have been playing guitar since I was fifteen years old. She knew that it was something that I was not prepared to give up because guitar has never been wall art to me--it is part of who I am. She suggested that I purchase a lighter guitar, so that I could play standing up, which would allow me to reposition the body of the guitar with my right arm to move my left hand up and down the neck. That's when I purchased my Mira Korina. I did not want to purchase another PRS guitar because my first PRS was a tone dog (tone dogs were more common in the Annapolis Shop days); however, the Mira Korina was the lightest electric guitar that I found that still felt like a real guitar.
When I went for the one-year post-surgical follow-up for my second surgery, the surgeon who performed the surgery and his surgical team were absolutely astonished by the amount progress that I had made (I believe that I had a 30% chance of regaining the use of my arm). I still had a residual disability, but playing guitar on a regular basis had greatly extended the amount of internal and external rotation that I could perform with my left arm. In my humble opinion, playing guitar is one of the best exercises that one can perform when recovering from a serious shoulder injury.
Now, if surviving being struck by a car and aspirating on the operating table had been the end of the story, it would have been enough for a lifetime. However, both my hands went numb in 2010. A nerve conduction test revealed that I had developed severe carpal tunnel syndrome in both hands. I had to undergo open carpal tunnel release surgery on both of my hands. I could not fret a chord during Experience 2010 because carpal tunnel release surgery involves splitting the transverse ligament in one's palm. This ligament is what allows one to grip objects. It took about six months to regain my grip strength.
The moral of this long-winded story is that where there is a will, there is a way. If you want to continue to play, you will find a way to overcome your disability. Granted, you may have to change your technique, and you may never play as well as you did before your illness. Even if you can only find a way to play a couple of notes, playing guitar is about doing something that makes you happy. Playing guitar is truly better than OxyCotin. I know because I was addicted to Percocet for a short period of time. Percocet contains the same synthetic opioid as the drug OxyCotin.[/QUOTE
I reprinted this in the quote in its entirety because it deserves to be repeated...This has boosted my morale a thousand fold, that and my sister in law had me come to work with her, she is a nurse in a pediatric oncology ward... I might want to play guitar again...These kids just wanna get a drivers license or go to a prom or see disneyworld.. Perspective....
One other thing...I got a bad staph infection while at sea in my foot so I have a PICC line in the other arm and get Vancomycin twice a day..Plus an auto imunne disorder that keeps my knees , elkbows, and sholders inflamed..it also goes to the plural cavity and gave me Pericarditis while I was in singapore last year.. Em7(I need to look your name up) thank you, thank you..I needed this/. The Doctors all refer me to someone else if I dont fit the parameters of their specialty.. I have five docs now..Its ridiculous.
Im gonna get better..I promise..When I see a little kid face the end so bravely, it makes me feel very guilty to waste my life.
Best wishes to you Dave. Sending prayers your way for healing and recovery.
I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.
As some here know, I've got a number of health problems myself. I won't get into them all, but to illustrate a point I will say that I've had severe asthma since I was a baby. A number of times in my childhood I had to be rushed to an ER to save my life when I was unable to breathe. In 1998 I had a heart attack, and about a year later I developed several heart problems. Since then I have lost track of how many times I've had a doctor tell me that I only had a few months to live. It's reached a point now where it's sort of a running joke between the docs, their staff members, and me. According to their knowledge and experience, someone with all of my problems shouldn't be alive. But I am.
I was once at an appt. with a cardiologist, and right there in the exam room he told me that I had ninety days at the very most left. No gentle lead up to it; he just blurted it out and then sat there looking at me. Then he gave me his opinion on which was the best funeral home in town to use! He offered to get their phone number for me, but I passed. (I also dumped him right after that.) No matter what you are told by someone - a medical professional or otherwise - try to keep a postitive and hopeful attitude, and never give up. Some days that may be next to impossible, but tomorrow get right back to it if you can. The doctors may be the supposed experts, and have this or that data to illustrate their point, but this is about you. Every person is different, every case is different.
Music, as well as every other thing you care about, is part of who you are, and nothing can change that. You may have to make some adjustments here and there, but keep trying and plugging away. The music world is full of examples of people who adapted and overcame disabilities, illnesses, and obstacles, and there is no reason why you can't follow their lead if that's what it comes to.
I don't know anything about radial palsy, so I'm no help to you there. But I am here and available if you need or want someone to talk with, run ideas by, talk music with, whatever. I am with you in spirit all the way. Try to be positive and hopeful, and remember that you have friends who care about you.
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'And the answer is... none. None more Gold.'
This thread humbles me. The stories shared for one another just mesmerize me. We may have our dust ups and disagreements, but under it all there is still humanity and a sense of community.
Way back in the 1800s when I was in college, a biology professor told us, "If a doctor ever tells you that you have x number of days or months to live, he's a liar. They don't know. They DON'T KNOW. So, if it ever happens to you, ignore it - you'll live longer."
A buddy of mine was severely injured in a motorcycle accident a number of years ago. Has about four months of life that he doesn't remember. He said he got kind of tired of going to new specialists, watching them look at his folder, then say "How are you even here?" He had several docs tell him they had patients die from far less serious injuries.
Lloyd said it - every case is different. Keep asking questions and trying different things. It's not hopeless until you give up.
"What do we want?" "Time machines!!!" "When do we want them?" "That's irrelevant!"
I want to Thank EVERYONE FOR THE MOJO AND PRAYERS.....My foot wound closed up last night ..It had been infected since November... I am bangin away on my Bernie doing single strings (thanks for the Bass player joke) and my hand will get better....Old Henny Youngman joke....."A doctor tells a man he only has 6 months to live, the man says Im sorry Doc but I cant pay my bill, so the Doctor gives him another six months".....Lloyd, your post made my fight come alive..Thanks!!
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This is great news Dave! Hope things continue to improve for you!
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Give 'em a listen. Since "Call Me Maybe" went out of our rotation, I can honestly say none of them except that godforsaken Bieber song make my skin crawl. So rather than "I don't know," why not give 'em a shot?
One of the YouTube commenters said the Muse live version was even better than the studio version, and it had lots of up-thumbs.
Not that I'd be able to compare the two without close examination. //shrug
And actually I suppose the mandolin part in "It's Time" could be fun when mapped to RB guitar.
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That's something I can see people disagreeing with, though I happen to like that live album a lot more than most Muse fans, and think several of the songs there are better than the studio versions. It's just a lot more raw, and the instrumentation is a lot more complex, which is something I always appreciate.
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I would most likely buy these....
Somebody that I used to know
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Hall of Fame
Some Nights
Good Time
When We Stand Together
both Green Day songs
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Definitely buys:
Fun. - Some Nights
Sara Bareilles - King of Anything
Muse - Knights of Cydonia (live)
Green Day - Troublemaker
Green Day - Nuclear Family
Taylor Swift - We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
Taylor Swift - Back to December
The Script ft. will.i.am - Hall of Fame
Imagine Dragons - It's Time
We Are the In Crowd - Rumor Mill
No Doubt - Settle Down
Definitely nots:
Gotye ft. Kimbra - Somebody That I Used to Know
New Hollow - She Ain't You
Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen - Good Time
Bush - Baby Come Home
One Direction - Live While We're Young
Nickelback - When We Stand Together
Coldplay - Paradise
I didn't know 13 of these songs before this thread, and 7 of them are in the "nots" list. Never heard of Imagine Dragons or We Are the In Crowd before, but I like the songs. I'd buy the heck out of a Sara Bareilles pack. Or even a pack of singles from Bareilles, Ingrid Michaelson and Regina Spektor.
5+ years, 4,000+ songs, 1 awesome developer. Thank you!
Heard (and, more importantly, remembered) a few more yesterday:
The Airborne Toxic Event - Numb
Maroon 5 - One More Night
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Chile Pepper Magazine: how not to make a deal
As many of you know, we have had a long-standing relationship with Chile Pepper Magazine. Besides being subscribers for about twelve years in which we've saved our magazines like some men save their Playboy issues, we have also been contributors on an increasing basis. From the early days of our own relationship when the picture of our wedding cake appeared (complete with intricate chile peppers sculpted from frosting) to various mentions of our blog as it grew to prominence within the industry.
During the reign of Gretchen VanEsselstyn as Chile Pepper's editor, we offered our writing services to the magazine for an article in their annual "Hot Sauce" edition. This article, entitled "Love at First Spice," was our first full-length writing project for the magazine. Since we offered to do the article, that was a labor of love. However, our next foray would take things to the next level.
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Homemade Puff Pastry
I had the house to myself for a few days last weekend and I took the opportunity to spend some time in the kitchen, trying out a few recipes I'd been hoping to get to for a while - homemade puff pastry and homemade pasta. We'll get to the puff pastry in a minute but just a brief thought on homemade pasta first. I don't have a pasta roller and while I'd love to get one, I doubt I'd use it often enough to justify the expense, and I really don't have the room to store it anyway. Still, I've seen people have success with a rolling pin alone, so I figured I'd give it a shot. The dough came together beautifully, but sadly despite my best efforts, I could not roll it thin enough. The dough kept shrinking back as I worked it, so I let it rest but still no luck. My noodles were thick, and when I boiled them, they got even thicker and a bit rubbery. They were definitely not tasty. I am determined to try again though, so if you have tips for making homemade pasta without a machine, please send them my way!
For as much as the pasta was a failure, the puff pastry was a huge success! I think puff pastry is the perfect thing to keep in the freezer - you can make any number of elegant and wonderfully delicious dishes with it (both sweet and savory!) and most of them are really simple. There are a few brands of frozen puff pastry readily available in the supermarket, and while I have absolutely no problem with using them, sometimes it's just fun (for me anyway) to try making my own. I'm also cheap, and the store-bought brand of puff pastry made with butter is quite expensive so I hoped this recipe might save me some money.
This is a quick recipe for puff pastry and it really is quite doable. The only tricky part is that the dough is a bit shaggy and rough, not really coming together into a smooth, satiny mass until the final turn (a turn is the process of rolling and folding the dough). While I did not take step by step photos to demonstrate the turning process this time, you can find some here in my post on making homemade croissants. There are only three turns required to make this dough yet you'd never know it from the end result. I used my puff pastry to make upside-down mango tartlets earlier in the week and then I used the remaining dough to make these apple tarts yesterday. Both times, the puff pastry baked up light and flaky and I also thought it had a lot more flavor than the supermarket brands I've tried in the past. While I can't say I'll never use store-bought puff pastry again (sometimes shortcuts are necessary), this homemade version is definitely my preference and I'll likely be restocking my freezer with more in no time.
I'm linking to a few recipes I've made in the past that utilize puff pastry if you're looking for ideas:
Caramel Apple Turnovers
Roasted Tomato and Goat Cheese Tart
Parisian Apple Tartlet
Homemade Puff Pastry
from The Art & Soul of Baking by Cindy Mushet
4 1/2 sticks (18 oz) cold unsalted butter
3 cups (15 oz) all-purpose flour
3/4 teaspoon salt
6 tablespoons (3 oz) very cold water
1 1/2 teaspoons cider vinegar
Cut the butter into 3/4-inch cubes. Transfer the cubes to the bowl of a stand mixer. Add the flour and salt to the bowl also and use your hands to mix briefly, until the butter is coated with flour. Put the bowl in the refrigerator to chill for 20 minutes. Combine the water and vinegar in a measuring cup and chill this mixture in the fridge for 20 minutes as well.
After 20 minutes, remove the mixer bowl from the fridge and attach to a mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Mix on low speed for 1 to 1 1/2 minutes. You want the butter to break into smaller pieces of varying sizes (the largest about 1/2-inch square); be careful, however, not to over-mix - if the butter is too small, it will be unable to form flaky layers in your puff pastry.
With the mixer still on low speed, slowly add the water/vinegar mixture to the bowl, drizzling in different points around the bowl. When the dough begins to come together in large chunks (within about 10 seconds), stop the mixer. The dough will be slightly moist but it will not look smooth. Turn the contents of the bowl onto a floured work surface.
Use your hands to shape the dough into a rough rectangle about 6 x 8 inches and 1 1/2 inches thick. Use a rolling pin to roll the dough into a 14 x 16-inch rectangle. You can flour the dough a bit if necessary, but brush the excess flour away once you've finished rolling the dough out. Fold the dough into thirds like a letter. Start with a narrower side facing you and begin by folding the bottom third up. Next, fold the top third down to complete the "turn."
[Note: for more detailed step by step photos, please see this link to my recent post about homemade croissants. There you can find photos depicting the process of completing a "turn" with your dough. Please be aware, however, that the dough won't be as smooth here as it was for the croissants. It may even look shaggy, but it will come together so don't be concerned.]
After you complete the first turn, roll your rolling pin across the top of the dough gently 1 or 2 times, just to fuse the dough. Wrap the dough in plastic and refrigerate for 30 minutes. You'll want to repeat this process 2 more times - to create three turns total. Continue to chill the dough for 30 minutes between turns. Once you've completed all 3 turns, chill the dough (wrapped in plastic wrap) for at least 1 hour before using.
The dough can be refrigerated for 2 days or frozen (double-wrapped in plastic wrap) for 4-6 weeks. Thaw frozen dough overnight in the refrigerator.
Makes 2 1/4 pounds of dough
22 comments:
- Memória said...
I, too, prefer to make my own laminated dough. It is so fun, relaxing (at times), and rewarding. It is like magic when it comes out of the oven.
Your apple puff pastry tarts look perfect! I made some a few months ago, so I have a good idea of how good those were. Good job on your beautiful puff pastry.
re: pasta dough. I had the same problems. I finally bought a pasta roller b/c I got a $100 Amazon gift card. The pasta roller really changed the texture of my pasta. I wish I could give you tips on how to better do it with a rolling pin. - April 2, 2010 at 4:19 AM
- Cherine said...
Your puff pastry looks fantastic!
- April 2, 2010 at 4:52 AM
- Sonia (Nasi Lemak Lover) said...
I immediate bookmark this recipe, I have been looking a homemade puff pastry recipe, Thanks for sharing.
- April 2, 2010 at 5:05 AM
- MaryMoh said...
Wow...your puff pastry looks perfect....looks like thousands of layers! Brilliant!
- April 2, 2010 at 5:18 AM
- whisk-kid said...
Your puff pastry is so pretty!
I tried making it once, but it didn't puff at all. I was so bummed! After seeing this, I really want to try again! - April 2, 2010 at 8:50 AM
- Daydreamer Desserts said...
Thanks for sharing, can't wait to give this a shot, yours turned out beautifully! :)
- April 2, 2010 at 9:43 AM
- El said...
This is a difficult recipe and it turned out great. Just beautiful!
- April 2, 2010 at 9:55 AM
- TeaLady said...
I love making my own pasta, and it usually turns out well. I don't know why yours was tough to deal with. Maybe it was too dry??
But your puff pastry looks perfect. You're right. IT is so much more fun to make your own and keep in the freezer.
Tart looks awesome with all those wonderful layers. - April 2, 2010 at 2:29 PM
- Dave said...
Wow. That just looks like the most delicious and amazing pastry. I've never been brave enough to try it, but your post is pretty inspiring. Thanks for sharing it.
- April 2, 2010 at 5:28 PM
- Jess said...
Wow - I'm in awe of you for attempting homemade puff pastry! It looks great. I fantasize about having an empty house for a few days so I can do esoteric baking projects...maybe someday...
Hope you didn't get flooded! I think I have the only dry basement in coastal CT, fortunately. - April 2, 2010 at 6:59 PM
- Cooking Rookie said...
Beautiful pastry!
- April 2, 2010 at 10:44 PM
- Di said...
You know, I think I still have some of this puff pastry tucked away in my freezer. Might be time to get it out. =) I really liked this recipe when I made it. I did do a 4th turn, since as you mentioned, it was very shaggy up to the 3rd. Probably not necessary, but I was on a roll. =) I can't wait to see what else you do with it.
- April 3, 2010 at 3:11 PM
- Susan said...
Wow! That looks so delicious! I have never attempted puff pastry. I may have to rectify that. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
- April 3, 2010 at 9:50 PM
- margot said...
You managed to get me over my fear of croissants, puff pastry can't be far behind! The apple tart looks delicious.
- April 5, 2010 at 1:48 AM
- Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction said...
For some strange reason, I really enjoy making puff pastry. Yours looks lovely. Love the apple tart. Yum :)
- April 5, 2010 at 11:54 PM
- ashley said...
this looks amazing! i've never tried making my own puff pastry!
- April 6, 2010 at 11:00 AM
- Kayte said...
I made puff pastry in Whisk and it was fun...love that buttery dough, so silky and fun to work with. Your dish is so pretty with this spread on it...very elegant looking.
- April 6, 2010 at 8:05 PM
- Casey Angelova said...
I am so afraid to try puff pastry because of the butter I might waste, but your post gives me confidence! Thanks!
- April 8, 2010 at 3:36 AM
- Avanika [YumsiliciousBakes] said...
I've never gathered the courage to make puff pastry!! I wish I could :(
- April 28, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- Kajal said...
Hi, your puff pastry looks awesome! I have never summoned the courage to make puff pastry (always thought it was too complicated and thought i'd end up wasting a lot of ingredients). Your recipe and pics make me want to do it now! thanks a ton! Will let you know how it 'turns' out! :)
- September 27, 2011 at 5:10 AM
oh my god. the exact same thing happened with my homemade pasta. I'm really glad I"m not the only one.
- August 8, 2012 at 9:36 AM
- Vanessa Gerhardt said...
I dont have a paddle mixer is there a different trick i could use
- October 13, 2012 at 12:48 PM


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Why proud? I could understand glad, glad not to be gouged, yup that's understandable. But proud?this is one of those rare times when i can say i am Proud to be American!
Oh my mistake, you were just trying to upset people. I get ya.
At least some of those costs are incurred regardless of where the goods are being shipped to, though. The idea that massive fuel costs are to blame for the whole affair clearly doesn't hold water, and even if the costs were increased tenfold it still wouldn't cover the markup on the Rock Band price above and beyond the normal 50% we see with other goods.
I'd also expect that EA can probably negotiate better prices than you getting a single quote, probably with discounts for bulk - I'd imagine that they were planning on selling more than 450 copies of Rock Band. Well, before they announced the price, anyway.
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I must say that I am really dissapointed in the pricing of Rockband for us Europeans. I don't know how you can justify such a high price-tag in comparison to the us price-tag. I have been a big fan since guitar Hero 1, have bought both guitar hero 2 & 3 on the day of release. Hell I even own Guitar Hero 2 on both the ps2 and the 360. (http://www.gamespot.com/users/Fleppi...table?mode=own)
But I am cancelling my pre-order for Rockband. i am not getting shafted for liking a product, sorry. Though we still get shafted most of the time in terms of pricing (always 10+ more expensive) and timing (+2-4 months waiting period) this shaft is waaaaay too big. Sorry, but this just sounds too greedy to me.
Come to think of it, this crap started with the crazy high price for the DLC for GH2. Nope, not supporting anymore.
Stop being greedy please.....
GHIII bundle isnt even remotley close to the size of a RB bundle.
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except if their plan was to use big marketing campaigns and hype about how it is a very special experience, and not a game anymore, and then as a consequence it should be pricy, and they thought they could get away with a high price because of the "special experience" aspect that they thought europeans were ready to pay big money for.
if it was their plan, they did something wonrg : they should not have announced the price until the release
Damn gaming forums are buzzing with this issue.
Well I havent had time to read all the posts (I work in a laboratory all day ) so i'm not going to try and give facts and figures to counter the guys apparently defending this pricing stupidity...however.....
Although alot of what HMX are saying regarding the damage control is correct its just NOT good enough.
Yes Vat adds expense, Yes shipping costs are higher to EU but is that the sole reason for the massive cost hike? COME OFF IT...never heard so much rubbish in my life. Im more than happy to pay a extra 25% or so to cover these costs, its the price you pay for living in a region with a stronger economy.
There just is NO excuse for the price margin to have increased by such a massive amount...the shipping excuse is the most comical....If the cost is so bad why was my 32" HD plasma television not twice the price in other regions? If the costs are so high to ship from the states then why the hell didnt they just make the kits in China or India?
If it costs this much to ship to Europe imagine the poor folks in AU (which I may add STILL dont have a release data)?
The whole things B*ll*cks ......cheers for listening <end rant>
There have been some questions on this thread about why we didnt simply ship full bundles including the software in Europe, as we did in the US. It is a good question, and the answer isnt totally obvious. Like the last post, this is my unauthorized personal opinion, and carries no official weight. That said, here are some reasons why:
1. The peripherals are manufactured in China, but the software is manufactured in Europe. In order to bundle the software, we would need to set up a bundling facility in Europe, ship the software and peripherals to it, open each box to insert the software, then re-pack it into containers and route it to the distribution centers. This is very expensive to do in Europe, and we are actually focused on trying to keep costs down; see earlier post. It isnt really possible to do the bundling in China, since the peripherals shipping is done by boat (airfreight would be insanely expensive for boxes that big), and the peripherals need to leave China before the software development is complete.
2. The game disc and peripherals are identical for all European territories, but the manuals have to be localized for each country, so in practice the software package is different for each country. That means that for each territory that we launch into (currently UK/France/Germany), wed need to build and track separate bundles. If we were to launch into additional territories in the future, then wed be obliged to track even more unique bundles. This also has big inventory-management challenges. For example, if the game ends up selling really well in Germany, but not in France, then wed have a warehouse full of French bundles and no inventory for Germany. For a region like Europe, it just makes more sense to treat the software and hardware separately. This wasnt an issue in the US, since its one giant (mostly) English-speaking country.
3. Given that the game is expensive (which we acknowledge), we want to provide some alternate options for purchase than the entire bundle at one go. If you already own a USB microphone, it will probably work with Rock Band. Depending on the console you own, other controllers you own may (OR MAY NOT! See lengthy commentary elsewhere on this forum) work with Rock Band. Providing standalone software and peripherals may give you an opportunity to get into Rock Band at a lower price, depending on your situation.
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