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Even if you're not a video game fan you probably know what a Wii, Xbox or Playstation looks like, since they're all hugely successful and highly recognisable products. But their success has been built on the backs of dozens of failed attempts at entering the video game market, and when so many consoles come and go it's inevitable that some of them will be both much stranger, and much bigger failures, than all of the rest.
Apple Bandai Pippin
Yes, Apple made a video game console, but it was back in 1995, well before they started putting i in front of most of their products and were instead making crap like the Apple Newton. They partnered up with Japanese toy giant Bandai, and together this dream team produced an overpriced machine that the world ignored. Apple and Bandai tried to market it as a cheap computer, but consumers were smart enough to instead recognise it as an expensive video game console, and one that was inferior to others available at the time.
Only 42,000 units were sold, and while it was hardly the first video game console to fail it was rare to see two huge companies team up to produce something so awful. It wasn't as powerful as its rivals, despite costing much more, and very few games were released for it. Strangely enough, Apple continues to take the underpowered and overpriced approach to their products today and everything they create is a huge success. Maybe it's time to announce the Pippin 2?
Mattel Hyperscan
Any product with "hyper" in the name is suspicious, because it sounds like it's trying too hard to be hip and futuristic. Well, the Hyperscan is no exception, as it blurs the line between legitimate gaming console and gimmicky toy. At least it did, before it died out almost immediately after its release in 2006.
The Hyperscan was targeted at children who were too young for a regular video game console, which would have been a good idea 20 years ago but in the modern day that's an audience that doesn't exist. It was cheap and simple, and its games weren't on cartridges or discs, but instead on cards that were scanned by the machine. Because what says "kid friendly" more than tediously scanning a bunch of cards instead of just plugging something in and playing right away?
The idea was to sell additional cards that would give players upgrades to their games, which would have been a devious plan to rake in the profits if anybody had actually bought the thing. No matter how hyper the scanning was kids just stuck with regular consoles, relegating this strange machine to the ever growing pile of products that have failed to amuse children. Picky bastards.
Tiger game.com
No, game.com isn't a website. Well, it is, but it has nothing to do with this 1997 handheld console from Tiger Electronics. We're not sure how they came up with such an awful name, but that was the least of its problems.
To be fair, it had some pretty good ideas for the late 90s, like a touch screen, PDA functions and an Internet connection. All you had to do was plug the thing into a phone jack and pay a monthly fee, then you could surf the web in black and white at the blistering speed of 14.4 kilobits a second. Convenient!
Features like that were supposed to appeal to an older target audience, but apparently nobody informed the marketing department because their ads tried and failed miserably to be cool and edgy. Their commercials were intended as satires of the over the top video game ads of the day, but nobody got the joke and so they just came off as absurd and insulting. The ads were more successful at driving people away than they were at making them interested, so it's no wonder the game.com died out after only a couple of years.
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Dorthe Nors: Very few people know that Ingmar Bergman was an amazing writer. I actually prefer reading him to seeing his movies, sometimes. The most important of his books to me is The Magic Lantern, a memoir, which is not only his autobiography—it's an essential guide to how to live your life as an artist. I suggest all writers and artists read Ingmar Bergman because he's so articulate about what it's like. Like a mirror being held up in front of you.
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I mainly chose this hotel because it was animal friendly. The price was high but I appreciated that they did not charge an extra animal deposit on top of that. We were able to take our dogs everywhere through the vicinity and always felt welcome. The room was nice as well and we had a great view of La Jolla.
The price haha, very high. And the fact that you are forced to valet.
the rooms are beautifully decorated, the bed is super comfu, the see through shower is super cool and the views are breath taking!!! And the staff is always super nice and making sure you have a wonderfull stay! I totally recommend this hotel and would definitely come back.
The only thing I didn't like was that they advertise lobster day for the restaurant and when we went there (8:30 pm - reasonably early) they were already out of lobster. That's a rookie mistake. Nevertheless they made up for it and we still had a great dinner. But my husband was really craving the lobster...
Friendly helpful attractive staff. The modern feel of the hotel. Location.
Attn to detail. A vacuum cleaner sat outside our door most of the time. Room robe was tattered missing a belt loop. Couldn't get the room cool enough at night
nice view above the 6th floor towards the ocean. nice restaurant on the 11th floor, but to expensive!
most dusty room I have ever seen, super dirty windows and balcony! very old interior, looks just nice and modern on the fotos! bedspread was with downy feathers and they flew around in the whole room, horrible….
Nice decor, good location, great restaurant view
When I arrived, I was told by two employees that the restaurant was open until 10. That night, they closed at 9:15, because they weren't at capacity. When I asked for room service but couldn't find the menu, I called to have one sent to my room. They didn't inform me until 10 minutes later, when they arrived with the menu, that the lights we're out in the restaurant and I couldn't even order a sandwich. Happily, the manager comped my pizza delivery. I've been a loyal customer for 12 years, but this incident would have made this visit my last.
Balcony was a nice plus with view of sunset. See through shower was very nice!-
No in room coffee/tea available. I believe due to the mileage and damage to the tires, that my rental car - an E class Mercedes, was taken out without me.
1. comfortable beds 2. friendly staff - very pleasant 3. funky bathroom setup with ceiling high window to the bedroom
I told my wife I am paying big bucks for a 4 star hotel during this trip to San Diego, and this is what I got: 1. mandatory valet - another cash grab for an already pricey stay. 2. no convenience - you either have to buy from convenience store before you return to hotel, or you pay the outrageous hotel price just for a can of coke. 3. not family friendly - porn channels too easily accessible to children. 4. no hot tub - for a 4 star hotel?! 5. Wi-Fi requires sign up - what a hassle. 6. toiletries are made in china stuff. A motel in Anaheim near Disney provided made in canada toiletry.
Great boutique hotel, staff was wonderful and very helpful. Loved the free shuttle.
Lack of view from our room
I love Kimpton Hotels,
but this one missed the mark. I has to be the noisiest place I've ever stayed in.
Location is not noisy, but close to everything
I told the staff I was bringing my girlfriend down for a night to propose to her. They were great about giving us a room away from the elevators for some quiet. Took their free car service out to dinner. When we came back from dinner there was champagne and chocolate covered strawberries in the room. Super sweet of them. We also brought our dog along, and he had his own bed and a toy stuffed bone waiting for him, which was great. Oh, and the free wine happy hour in the lobby was also fun. Just brought our glasses to the pool to enjoy them. Also, their robes are amazing. Would recommend this place to anyone.
I was very disappointed when I arrived with a friend and was told they were fully booked, and could not find our reservation. However, then came back and told us they would find a room. After about two hours of waiting for a room-- the person who told us they would get us a room, just disappeared. At that point we found a hotel by the beach in LaJolla and went there. We could walk around the town, the room was less expensive and was nice we did not have to drive down the enjoy the beach. I doubt I will ever stay at a Kimpton Hotel again. I had stayed at one in NY City and was very pleased, but after this experience, they will no longer be considered.
Hotel staff was extremely helpful with directions around city, and other accomendations. Complimentary wine for hotel guests at the bar between 4-6pm. The fire pit outside is the best warm-up spot after a late-night swim. Housekeeping was prompt. Rooms are beautiful, modern, and fits the theme of Hotel La Jolla.
Your staff is excellent, thank you!!
Absolutely every member of their team gave us excellent professional service, with particularly the valet boys whom were brilliant with help and advice on anything we asked.
Friendly staff Activities for guest Happy hour S'mores! Decor
A/C in room could have been colder.
Cool decor in the entrance Balcony with sea view Attentive staff
Elevated room prices on Saturday evening
Location, close to beach
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No tea and coffee making facilities in the room.
No WiFi or complimentary breakfast
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The 45-year-old saw his side draw 1-1 with Hearts at home in their final-day fixture as they missed the chance to secure seventh place in the Scottish Premiership - a feat that would have been their highest top-flight finish in 25 years.
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Lennon insists that if he is dismissed, he can leave with his head held high, saying: "No doubt, no doubt. I've had a fantastic four years and I'd love to go beyond that and I believe that we have the ability.
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The show is based on the 1980 motion picture of the same name, which is based on "The Ballad of the Urban Cowboy," a magazine story by Aaron Latham. In that piece, Latham examined the late-1970s trend of rural Texans who left home for Houston and other Gulf cities when jobs in the oil-patch business were plentiful. Latham's article was picked up by Paramount as the basis for the film, which he co-wrote for director James Bridges. The picture, which starred John Travolta as a young cowboy, was notable chiefly for its lavish use of country-and-western hits sung by big C&W stars. Travolta wasn't plausible as a small-town shitkicker, but his star power and the hit soundtrack made the movie a moneymaker.
The picture capitalized on the late-'70s "back to basics" trend, which made cowboy culture -- hats, boots, and western wear -- a brief fashion trend not only in the South and West but even on Wall Street. Country-and-western bars were packed with cowboy wannabes who took turns trying to ride hard-bucking, quick-turning mechanical bulls, machines that were previously used only by rodeo cowboys seeking to practice their moves before competitions. The whole trend was something of a conservative, populist reaction to the perceived left-wing/urban dominance of the Vietnam era, presaging the advent of Reaganism.
Cut to years later, when Latham was approached by New York writer/director Phillip Oesterman, who wanted to turn Cowboy into a musical, featuring all those hit songs. Like recent films-turned-musicals Saturday Night Fever (another Travolta film vehicle) and Hairspray, Urban Cowboy is intended to launch from a general public recognition, however dimly recalled, of the film version. Latham and Oesterman collaborated on the stage version, with Oesterman also scheduled to direct.
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If our daughters are given all the information that is needed, be supported fully (financially) I believe we can come up with a wonderful generation for girls in the near future. In Kenya (my country) what pushes most of our young girls to sexual abuse is due to lack of support from their poor parents (most of them are poor). Like when some are lucky and get an opportunity to further education to university level, you find that they get mixed up with the girls from rich families who have every thing they require and those from poor families have nothing and yet they are on the same level of education. You find that those poor girls get into contact with rich men who attract them with a lot of money in exchange for sex yet they are still young. The poor girls have no option but to accept and give out their bodies to get money to satisfy their needs because for sure they need the money for their daily upkeep. These rich old men spoil our young poor daughters by showing them a lot of money as they misuse their bodies.
At the work place, for a young girl to get a good job, even if she has shining certificates, these old men bosses demand to taste their bodies first to put them to the right scale. What a hell is this ??? Please help our girls
By so doing, most of them contract HIV/AIDS from these rich men and they die at a tender age.
We need to work out on some projects to save our daughters awareness has to spread all over so that we may reduce such cases by supporting our girls through other means for them to know that it is not through sex that a woman can be able to get money. More projects have to come up in aid of them.
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HorribleSubmitted by: Gabriel in 02/04/11
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All in this hotel is a lie. Transportation from Merida's airport is in an old dirty van, without AC. The places smells like city drain, the personell in special the general manager are rude lacking of service attitude an lacking of manners. The pace is like a Toyota Prius it is fashion and in the green wave, hut more sooner than later you will miss your luxury BMW. Stay away fromthis place it is. Big lie! By the way I received an apologize message from the owner, but it is clear the manager did not inform the whole situation because was very partial.
The best hotel ever!Submitted by: Gina in 18/04/06
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In eco Paraiso you will be able to find everything. The isolation provides a peaceful environment, but at the same time you can enjoy the wonders of nature. The price is worth it! food is delicious, they always have a veggie option, and the water is perfect for children, shallow and no waves.
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We all have an inner critic waiting in the wings of our subconscious, just waiting to give us a good kicking when we're down. For writers the kicks seem to be extra hard, or at least that's my perception. Our inner critic tends to be particularly loud and hard to ignore when we've experienced … [Read more...]
How to diffuse an argument before it gets heated
I know internet trolling is creepy and nasty. But copping abuse in person or over the phone can be a challenge too. Call centre operators will know what I'm talking about. I've never worked at a call centre, but I have worked as a journalist for a local paper so I'm no stranger to abusive … [Read more...]
7 truths about being a work at home mum
When I say I work at home, I can see the look in people's eyes. It goes something like this: You're-just-a-slacker-who-doesn't-give-a-toss-about-her-career-now-she's-had-a-kid look. You know the one I mean? I wish I could tell the truth, but I don't bother because I know everyone thinks working … [Read more...]
Who do you want to be when you grow up?
I'm baffled by people who've known what they wanted to do since they were five, especially when I can barely answer the question in my forties. When I was five I wanted to be an artist, a nurse or maybe an actor depending on what day you asked me. The trouble with having no … [Read more...]
Why I'm Unapologetic
I've mentioned before that it annoys me when I apologise to people who bump into me on the street or in the supermarket. I've also come up against this problem in a work setting when I say things like: Sorry but can I just say… Sorry but do you mind if … Sorry is there any chance I … [Read more...]
Do you take the Lord's name in vain?
I grew up in a catholic country, in a time before sex abuse scandals and cover-ups darkened the name of religious institutions. Ireland then, was much like parts of South America now. Everyone went to mass each week and priests were held in the highest esteem. I can remember when I was a kid, a … [Read more...]
How to sell yourself even if you totally suck at it
Whether it's on your resume, your website or in person, you know how important it is to sell yourself. There's just one problem. Selling sucks. I know some people make it look easy. How annoying are they? Kidding (not really). The selling process can make you feel like you're on the … [Read more...]
In Praise of Prudes, Pants and Mums
As is the case with many of my quirks, I totally blame my mother. Because when the time came to tell me about sex, she gave me… a book. To be fair, she did offer to answer questions when I was finished reading it. So I grilled the poor woman mercilessly. But even as an insensitive … [Read more...]
10 things you might want to know about me
I've been nominated for a Liebster award by a couple of blogging pals, Lisa from Random Acts of Zen and Sarah from Creating Contentment. You can read their posts here and here. If you're wondering what on earth a Liebster award is, it's basically a blog hop where everyone passes on questions to … [Read more...]
5 Things I Loved & Learned at Problogger
I had a fantastic time on the Gold Coast last week. For those of you who couldn't make it, I've put together a few highlights so you can live vicariously. Oh and here's a picture of the beach where I managed to go and stick a toe in the ocean between sessions. 1) It's ok to put you into … [Read more...]
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