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In the Kenya airport again….. and talking of Marsabit, Camels and cell phones
JKIA has to be one of the worst airports I can think of, and my five hour delay has drawn out the awfulness of this place. No wonder someone burned it down!
While I sit here in Nairobi Java House (which now has a branch in Kisumu…. Kisumu Java House?) eating my standard "Chicken and sun dried tomato sandwich with ABSOLUTELY NO MAYONNAISE" I'm thinking about an exchange I just has with a guy in the line for check-in.
The guy was a tall, obviously northern Kenyan who turned out to be from Marsabit, one of the most remote and lawless areas of Kenya. He works at an American university on HIV things in Kenya. We started talking camels and public health and I just couldn't help but ask.
"How did you…." I was almost ashamed to try and finish the sentence which I kind of interjected since my interest overrode wherever the conversation was going.
"I was sent to boarding school when I was six." I didn't even have to finish it. He knew exactly what I was asking.
To be from a place like Marsabit and working for a major American University is no small feat. First, I have never met anyone from Marsabit and the few times I've met people from remote places like Pokot and Turkana, I've been tempted to just shake that persons hand and congratulate them. Coming up through University in a place where most kids don't go to school at all deserves a special prize.
"One cell phone is the only piece of technology you'll see for miles. It's an oral culture. Communication is absolutely essential and cell phones are the most prized possession a herder will have outside of his camels."
His brother has 60 camels. I asked if we might go up there and take some blood. I could stand a trip up to Marsabit, even if armed guards have to accompany.
On the way back from Kwale
Spent the week in Kwale, a sleepy town on near the Mombasa coast. The security situation prevents me from spending a whole lot of time there. I find this to be incredibly saddening but its unavoidable. Some people brave it out and stick with it, but I just can't justify the awful risks.
The Japanese folks are mostly oblivious to it all, or maybe just indifferent. I'm convinced that they have no real concept of threat, given the relative safety of Japan itself. It's a horribly dangerous situation but fortunately they stay locked inside. Japanese people love to sit at desks, even when they don't really have to. Japan has yet to appropriate the concept of the mobile office. (Sorry, generalizations abound….)
I've caught some infection, but it's hard to say exactly what it is. At first, it looked a lot like malaria, but then everything looks like malaria. Now, I'm just in a general state of not feeling well. It's not responding to antibiotics, which makes me suspect that it's not bacterial in nature. I started a round of ACTs just in case. They leave me a bit loopy, but I'm improving somewhat. A malaria test turned out faintly negative, but it's possible the antibiotics are skewing the result or that the guy doing the test spilled to much assay onto the test. So, I'm not sure. I have a somewhat better appreciation for why the tests are treated with suspicion by the locals.
In any case, I feel like total hell, but thankfully have a normal appetite and digestion. I deeply crave red meat though, which leads me to suspect that the dizziness is anemia and thus, the cause could be malaria. This might be wishful thinking though. I could simply be exhausted.
Kenyatta is universally hated on the Coast, which explains a lot of the violence here. Though people apt to disregard domestic politics when talking of terrorism here, it's hard to rule it out given the vast resentment toward the Jubilee party here on the coast. In fact, the lack of attention to security by the Kenyatta administration is likely fueling even more resentment, which might be fueling even more violence or at least, helping improve recruiting numbers for Al Shabab. As crazy as I think Luo politics are, Raila Odinga would have made a far better president.
People here are convinced that Kenyatta is a weed-head. "He is smoking the mari-ju-a-na."
I spent the last two days convalescing in a hotel located within the Shimba Hills Nature Reserve. As much as I wanted to tough out the guest house in Kwale (which really isn't so bad at all), I really needed a decent few hours of rest in a somewhat pleasant environment. It was worth it. A real hot shower and a set of clean sheets is worth the extra cash every now and again. The only wildlife to be seen were bush babies and squirrels, who seem to have worked out a deal where one begs for food in the day, and the other at night.
Malaria transmission here is low and it shows. Malaria endemic areas are characterized by low levels of education, part of which may be attributable to the inhibited cognitive development of children due to repeated malaria infections. Even if educational opportunities are available, kids in malaria endemic areas appear to have worse outcomes. It's somewhat staggering at times, after having worked in Western. Part of it also could be the influence of Islam.
I'm now flying back to Nairobi where I'll crawl into my bed. If I'm lucky, I'll not come out for a few days.
Yesterday, someone gave me a live chicken
We were having choma with the chief of the area a few weeks ago, and we came up with the idea of having a regional soccer match. Yesterday was the first meeting of the planning committee. (Turns out that putting on a soccer match is like setting up a punk show, except that people will probably turn out.)
We discussed the particulars of the football match, and then ate a great chicken dinner from the chief's mother. We also met the chief's father, an 87 year old ex-school teacher who had his last child 12 years ago and learned of that gentleman's mother who died two months ago at the incredible age of 105. In an area where the average life expectancy hovers just around 40, these are some tough people indeed.
After eating, we went and checked out the soccer pitch, which has an amazing view of Lake Victoria and some nearby mountains. It's going to be a great day.
The roads out there are terrible. I was getting sea sick on the way back, when the guys in the car suggested that we go an visit on of our staff members. I reluctantly said ok since I was just hoping to get out to the main road as quickly as possible. (Plus the Iran/Argentina game was about to start.)
We arrived to his house and it was already dark. The staff guy is there standing outside holding a radio. His wife looks like she's just come from church.
Everyone suddenly jumps out of the car and proceeds to run around greeting one another. I talk to the staff guy for a moment. He's exceedingly friendly but looks somewhat impatient. I figure out that the radio means that he's waiting for the game to begin.
Silas (another staff member) asks me if I like watermelon. I say yes, and the wife comes up behind me and puts a live chicken in my hands. "This one will be very sweet" comes out in a really confident, educated brand of English that's somewhat uncharacteristic of the area.
I'm not sure what to do. I've never held a live chicken before. I say thank you and carry it over to the car and put it in the back with the watermelons. We quickly say thank you, get in the car and drive on.
On the way back, I have to keep making sure that the chicken doesn't get crushed by a rolling melon. After we get home, we put the chicken in a box and set it in the food pantry with some corn and rice.
We've resolved to have the house lady transform the chicken into dinner tomorrow, which gets me off the hook, because I have no idea how to do such things.
Back to Mbita, Kenya
I'm kind of thrown off by what a relief it is to be out here again after being in Nairobi. I really like Nairobi and all it has to offer, but the stress of crowded roads, crime, terrorism, politics, bad air and the constant hemorrhaging of money wears at the soul in ways that aren't all that obvious until you get away from it.
Just arriving in Kisumu alone allows you to breath a sigh of relief. The traffic moves slower, people don't push you around and anything you buy is half or even a quarter what it costs in Nairobi. There's probably not as much to do, but it's a good getaway.
Plus, Luo-land, despite it's odd politics, is just a great place to be. I ran into one of the security guards at the place I usually stay on Lake Vic on the ferry. It was great to talk to him outside of work.
I took this picture off the boat as I was breathing in non-polluted air for a while. The moment was kind of sad, though, when I started thinking about how fresh all this was back when I first started coming here. Now, it's kind of a routine experience, a bit less exciting, maybe, but perhaps special nonetheless.
Now it's time for bed, until the church bells start going off at 6 a.m.
Kenya Day 9
We visited another rehabilitation facility in Nairobi. We found out that the guy we are looking for has been telling his counselors about his employers, but they thought he was just making it all up. His story was so implausible that his employers were a figment of his troubled imagination.
They are surprised to find these fictional characters standing in the sitting room of their facility. One of them has the same name as a good friend of mine, Justin Farrar. I'm somewhat taken aback by his business card.
Capitalism is the cause of drug problems in Kenya, apparently. The market economy has robbed Kenyans of their culture and they are now turning to drugs for comfort and solace. I'm interested in this. I ask where most of the patients of this $500 a month facility come from. They are mostly children of the wealthy Kenyans, half of which probably have real problems, and the other half of which are sent here to get them out of their parents' hair.
I'm wondering if all those with brains pickled (or eyes blinded) from changaa (an awful homebrewed alcoholic beverage common in the villages) are the victims of capitalism as well. While it's important to discuss the causes and roots of social problems, it was an odd aside.
We stop by a new Ethiopian restaurant. The owner is excited because we are the first foreigners at his place, which opened up three days ago. He takes numerous pictures.
I'm told that much of the real estate boom in Nairobi has been funded through proceeds from Somali piracy. I look and find that it's probably true.
In fact, I reflecting on how Nairobi is in the middle of a real estate bubble. Rents are absurdly high in Nairobi, but then one will pay a premium for security, particularly after Westgate. I keep thinking about what an awful strategy this is. Investors are looking to make a quick buck, building and turning over real estate prices for ever higher prices. I remark that Kenyans are wholly uninterested in developing their country, preferring risky, short term assets like real estate to investment in new manufacturing sectors.
The Kenyan government, of course, is uninterested in encouraging growth through enterprises which create jobs, preferring to skim off the top of real estate in the form of bribes and taxation for imported supplies. It's all sad, really. I'm wondering when the bubble is going to finally burst.
It turns out the Nairobi Java House that got bombed was the one outside, not the one inside the terminal. I'm looking at it and noticing how dangerous the location is. Anyone could drive by, lob a bomb here and kill five or ten foreigners in a split second.
It's time to go, though I'm sad. Nairobi is an exciting place, far more exciting than my own boring, though pleasant, Ann Arbor.
Kenya Day 8: Full of complaints
We went and visited Kwale, a relatively small community of Duruma and Digo in Eastern Kenya. I've been to so many of these African towns that I'm honestly somewhat bored. Five years ago, I might have been more excited. Perhaps I'm just tired.
People speak Swahili here. For real. In the rest of Kenya, Swahili is a language to connect disparate tribes, Kenyans happily mangle and make a mess of Swahili, but it does its job well enough. Here, I'm struck that even the kids speak Swahili, something you never see in other parts of Kenya.
I keep running into people who don't speak anything but Swahili forcing me to communicate as best I can with my limited vocabulary. Fortunately, it's all easy to understand out here.
But, to be honest, it's quite boring out here. Life is fairly content, it lacks all of the huge and obvious problems of economics and health that persist in the rest of Kenya, and the ubiquity of Islam makes is a safe and tranquil place, if one is willing to ignore the oppressive patriarchy.
We spend the day at the hospital, meeting person after person. I'm growing agitated. Lunch is being pushed back later and later. I'm so bad at this, but its necessary and everyone is well meaning and kind.
Why are we doing this? All of Kenya's problems are a failure of government. It's not fashionable to say, but you can't help but be annoyed when people spin the tired old narratives of colonialism and corruption. You guys voted these assholes in.
We finally get to lunch. I order pilau (mixed rice and beef) and some fried goat, knowing that it will be quick and we can be back on the road. Since he's not paying, our Kenyan host orders to most expensive thing on the menu, the thing they never have prepared, the thing you have to wait an hour for. It's hard not to be annoyed, but you just let it slide.
People are telling me what a great President Moi was, claiming that everything was ok during his reign. It was at the beginning, thanks to his predecessors, but his awful policies pushed Kenya to a horribly repressive one party state and spurred a complete collapse of the Kenyan economy, leaving the mess for his successors to clean up. In politics, timing is everything.
Now the entire health system has been devolved to the provincial governments. I'm thinking this is going to become a disaster of epic proportions. While the devolution of powers to local governments makes some sense in diverse and fractured Kenya, health problems usually don't recognize political boundaries. A failure of health policy in HIV and malaria infested Nyanza could have devastating effects for Nairobi.
We've stopped in a tiny market center in the middle of nowhere. I say "shikamoo" to an old man, a respectful greeting reserved for elderly people. He asks me for 20 schillings. I'm having fun saying "shikamoo" to people younger than I am. It confuses the hell out of them.
The area is partially semi-arid and partially forested. Elephants come out of the national park and wander through the streets, I'm told. Baboons rifle through the trash. The areas close to the forest are doing better than the other areas, but there's no real economy out here and the wildlife and igneous terrain prevent people from doing any substantial agriculture out here. The houses are in great shape, some even have power, but there's malnutrition everywhere. The markets are mostly devoid of decent food outside of bags of rice trucked in from other areas. There are signs of American food aid and a World Food Program truck passes us.
A Japanese group is doing a survey on diet and malnutrition. It's explained to me, but I think it's pretty stupid. We already know that a lack of food causes malnutrition. They say they want to help. While I'm listening, though, I'm thinking that it's a colossal waste of time and money. Perhaps it might be more helpful to come up with a better plan.
I realizing that this post is full of complaints, but here not every day is full of wonder and excitement.
We get dinner. It's nyama choma (BBQ) again. I'm not disappointed but the conversation turns to Japanese academics. I can't help but remark that I find a lot of it horribly uninteresting. I'm not sure why many of these groups do projects here, and even less sure what the tangible results will be, outside of raising the domestic status of ineffective Japanese researchers. Public health research really has to do one of two things. Either it should push science forward, or provide meaningful public health services to developing countries. The projects that are being described to me fail on both points. My anxiety level is high.
It's time for me to stop complaining, though complaining is healthy and sometimes leads to substantive change. I'm getting ready to go to get some Ethiopian food at one of my favorite spots in Nairobi, Queen Sheba, which is run by Ethiopian refugees who fled the war there some years ago. Fortunately, it's not expensive, unlike other places in Nairobi. See, the complaints never stop.


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7:19 PM — Ireland's Gay and Lesbian Equality Network (GLEN) has welcomed comments made by Justice Minister Alan Shatter on the need to improve legal provision for gay parents.
5th November 2012
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10:28 AM — A new film, highlighting the discrimination faced by same-sex parents, has been launched to coincide with the UK's National Adoption Week.
25th October 2012
Romney rejected birth certificates of children from gay parents 25
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24th October 2012
Parental rights to be extended for LGBT families in the Netherlands 5
11:44 PM — The government in the Netherlands is looking to change the law to take into account its 25,000 LGBT families, and issues faced by step-parents or sperm donors.
18th October 2012
Northern Ireland Health minister to challenge gay adoption ruling 35
3:08 PM — Northern Ireland Health Minister Edwin Poots has announced he will challenge a landmark ruling to overturn the ban that prevents gay couples in civil partnerships from adopting in the country.
Northern Ireland gay adoption ban ruled unlawful 12
12:07 PM — The ban preventing gay couples in civil partnerships and unmarried straight couples from adopting children in Northern Ireland has been deemed unlawful, a High Court judge has ruled.
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Rupert Everett: Gay parents? I can't think of anything worse 184
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7th September 2012
UK LGBT community urged to think about becoming parents 13
4:03 PM — The number of same-sex couples and individuals having children is on the increase, according to the organisers of this year's Alternative Parenting Show.
13th October 2011
US Supreme Court refuses to hear gay parents' appeal 23
4:22 PM — The US Supreme Court has refused to hear the case of a gay couple who wanted both their names on the birth certificate of a boy they adopted. Oren Adar and Mickey Smith, of New Orleans, adopted the Louisiana-born boy in 2006 in New York.
3rd October 2011
UK passport forms to accommodate gay parents 31
10:13 AM — From December, gay parents applying for passports for their children will not have to list themselves as 'mother' and 'father'. The Identity and Passport Service said the amendments would be made to accommodate gay and lesbian parents applying for passports on behalf of the children.
25th January 2011
Tory MP says schools are imposing 'questionable sexual standards' on pupils 20
5:37 PM — Another Conservative MP has attacked plans to encourage schools to include references to gay people in maths, science and geography. South Dorset MP Richard Drax said the voluntary lesson plans were "ludicrous" and would impose "questionable sexual standards" on children.
10th November 2010
'Zero per cent' rate of abuse for children with lesbian parents 11
6:32 PM — A small study of children brought up by lesbian couples found that not one reported any sexual or physical abuse. The research comes from the longest-running study into lesbian parenting, carried out by the UCLA's Williams Institute.
25th October 2010
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6:03 PM — Gay rights charity Stonewall has released a parenting guide for gay dads. The guide tells would-be fathers about their rights under the law and also gives information about adoption, surrogacy, sperm donation and co-parenting.


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The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid rose last week, though the job market has been improving the past few months.
Applications last week increased by 16,000 to a seasonally adjusted 357,000, the Labor Department reported Thursday. The four-week average, a less volatile measure, rose to 343,000, not much more than the five-year low of 340,750 reported the previous week. Claims are a proxy for layoffs, and they've come down steadily since November.
Here are the states with the biggest changes in unemployment aid applications. The state level data are for the week ended March 16, one week behind the national numbers.States with the biggest increases: California: Up 3,007, due to layoffs in services. Virginia: Up 1,165, due to layoffs in manufacturing. States with the biggest decreases: Pennsylvania: Down 2,497, due to fewer layoffs in the construction, entertainment, lodging and food service, professional, scientific and technology and transportation industries. New York: Down 2,116, due to fewer layoffs in construction, professional services, scientific and technology and transportation industries. Georgia: Down 2,023, due to fewer layoffs in the manufacturing, administrative and support services, construction and trade industries. North Carolina: Down 1,340, due to fewer layoffs in the commercial machinery, computer equipment and construction industries. Ohio: Down 1,192, due to fewer layoffs in manufacturing. Michigan: Down 1,092, due to layoffs across all industries. Kentucky: Down 1,007, no reason given.
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And the head chef's headache only gets worse when the kitchen is trying to stage a comeback with new employees or a new menu or a new top toque--or all three. That's the situation at the two-year-old Full Moon Grill in Boulder. The main man at the Full Moon is owner Rick Stein, a former antiques dealer who has filled the place with enormous stone pigs from Bali and quirky wall hangings that betray his former occupation. Stein also worked for a time at Boulder's Two Bitts Bistro, which is where he fell in love with the restaurant business.
But while his Full Moon quickly rose to prominence, its popularity began to fall almost as fast. So last September Stein lured chef Bradford Heap away from Boulder's Pearl Street Inn. "When I came on board, we lost pretty much the whole kitchen," says Heap, who became a partner in January. "Since we've all started from scratch, there have been some growing pains."
Not that those aches and pains are noticeable in the dining room. Here all of Heap's attention to fresh ingredients, his emphasis on daily specials rather than a locked-in menu, and the creative-yet-sound attitude he displayed at the Inn are readily evident. Once an odd combination of meat loaf, Thai chicken and tired Italian pastas, the Full Moon roster now concentrates on health-conscious Northern Italian accompanied by homemade breads from the heavens and enlivened by Heap's willingness to experiment.
Sometimes the staff trips up on his innovations, though, as it did with the smoked salmon appetizer ($6.95). This pagoda of lightly fried pasta sheets layered with smoked fish is a signature dish of Heap's, but the Full Moon's version wasn't the same one I'd encountered at the Inn. Rather than a wonderful melding of flavors, this was an onion sandwich. The salmon had been mixed with a thin herbed mayonnaise and shallots--and a little shallot goes a long way. When I later ask Heap what happened to the dish, he confesses that someone mistakenly used a tablespoon of shallots rather than the teaspoon required. "I really want to get to that next level with this restaurant," Heap explains. "So I'm pushing my people hard, but I think I need to sit down with them and review the basics. It's the classic problem with quality control."
It may not be as big a problem as Heap fears, for the salmon was the only part of our dinner that struck a wrong note; the rest was pure harmony. A second appetizer of pan-fried polenta ($6.95) arrived as a slice of smooth cornmeal cake paired with a classic duo--a grilled Bosc pear and and a light Gorgonzola sauce--with a sprinkling of pine nuts across the top. The soup of the day ($2.95) was another melodious blend of carrots and garlic offset by a dollop of cream. "We have to be careful with fat here in Boulder, you know," Heap says. "I am always striving to come up with ways to make things taste rich without their actually being rich."
A perfect example of that philosophy is the fedellini with wild mushrooms ($13.95), which Heap says he first tried with a cream sauce. "I backed away from that quickly," he says. "It just drowned out the mushrooms." Fungus fans will applaud the dish's pared-down simplicity. It tasted of mushrooms, mushrooms and more wild mushrooms, and Heap had turned up the intensity even more by deglazing the pan with sherry wine and sherry vinegar. The stew special ($15.95) started with a Chardonnay and shallot broth, then packed in monkfish, sea bass and mussels. The mussels were the real stars; they'd sponged up the shallots' essence and nearly melted in our mouths (not a typical description for these semi-chewy mollusks). The monkfish was an inspired addition to the pot, for the fish's lobsterlike flavor was a natural with the buttery Chardonnay base. "I'm trying to order carefully so we don't have fish going into the next day," Heap says, which explains why only four tables were able to enjoy the monkfish with their stews.
The diners next to us had to settle for extra mussels and bass, but they weren't complaining. They enjoy the new Full Moon too much to do that. "This place was awful before that Bradford Heap came here," one woman told the group. "We come all the time now."
I would, too, if the strawberry-rhubarb cobbler ($3.95) were on the regular dessert menu. The fruit was sweet and syrupy, baked with brown sugar, a little flour to soak up the juices and a hint of butter. The result was like an Amish woman in a Bill Blass dress: simple and old-fashioned underneath, but dressed to kill. Not nearly as stunning but still fabulous was the gratin of berries ($4.95), in this case strawberries, raspberries and blackberries fused together under a nutmeg streusel and a melting blob of Gelato Bravo's vanilla-bean gelato.
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Piece of Berlin Wall used in Albanian memorial
By LLAZAR SEMINI Associated Press March 26, 2013 11:36AM
TIRANA, Albania (AP) — A memorial containing a 2.6-ton piece of the Berlin Wall was unveiled in Albania on Tuesday to honor former political prisoners who suffered under the late dictator Enver Hoxha's Communist regime.
The ceremony occurred at a residential area in Tirana, the capital, that is known as the 'Bllok,' where senior members of the Hoxha regime once lived.
The Berlin Wall fragment was placed next to a concrete bunker and concrete supports that were taken from a notorious mine in Spac, 60 miles (100 kilometers) to the north, where political prisoners were once forced to work. The bunker, like others that still litter the country, was built during the late 1960s, when Albania cut ties with the Soviet Union and feared that could lead to an attack.
"We Albanians have many reasons to remember the past on our road to building our future," Prime Minister Sali Berisha said.
Albania, a NATO member since 2009, has applied for the membership in the European Union.
The memorial was placed below Hoxha's former office that now serves as Parliament headquarters, at the entrance of the Bllok, which is now used for public housing and banks, company offices, nightclubs and coffee bars.
"This is dedicated to all those who did not manage to live through the dictatorship," said Fatos Lubonja, one of the memorial's creators and a former Spac prisoner. Some 100,000 Albanians were imprisoned, sent to internment camps or executed during Hoxha's repressive regime, which lasted from 1944 until December 1990.
"I hope this memorial will urge everyone to remember the past and face up to it," said Anna Kaminsky of Germany's Federal Foundation of the Reappraisal of the East German Dictatorship, who helped bring the section of the wall as a gift from the city of Berlin.
But many former political prisoners remain dissatisfied with unfulfilled pledges of compensation and reintegration into Albanian society.
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Xbox Live - Games On Demand Reductions - 400 points per game - starts 19/06/12 £3.50
Just seen this on Major Nelson, looks like xbox.com is having a ridiculous sale on Games On Demand starting from the 19th June.
This is the entire list that was listed aimed at USA only but the deal applies if that game is available in our region (i.e; UK) - $4.99 is basically 400 points, so all these games will be 400 points each on the 19th June for a full week:
I admit some of the games are rather old, but not bad for 400 points for an easy 1000 achievement points.
Bionic Commando
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WW II
Bomberman Act: Zero
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs
Dark Void
Meet the Robinsons
Open Season
Perfect Dark Zero
Prince of Persia
Rockstar Table Tennis
SEGA Superstars Tennis
Surf's Up
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter
Tornado Outbreak
Virtua Tennis 2009
Viva Pinata Party Animals
Just had a look at what is available in the UK: The following games aren't available:
Bomberman Act Zero
Tornado Outbreak
Meet The Robinsons
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- Shengis2 years, 6 months ago28 LikesShow comment tools ReplyNot understanding this easy achievement stuff. Well I hope i'm not as it reads like you buy crap games to up some lame gamerscore rather than to enjoy playing them.
- Talicus2 years, 6 months ago #1Show comment tools ReplyThese games shouldn't be that much more than 400 points to be honest, especially considering that they cant be resold.
I'm still interested in Virtua Tennis and Bionic Commando though. And I would pick up Prince of Persia in a heartbeat if I didn't have that game already.
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- aseddon1302 years, 6 months ago #2Show comment tools ReplyI completely agree, i may get Viva Pinata Party Animals as that was supposed to be easy achievements. If anybody hasn't played it then Kameo is well worth 400 points, it's an old game at this point but well worth it.
I have updated the OP to reflect what is actually available to UK, the ones that we don't get are:
Bomberman Act Zero
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- Predxtreme2 years, 6 months ago #3Show comment tools ReplyMany of these you can find used on disc for cheaper, but still pretty alright deals.
- Jabs2 years, 6 months ago #4Show comment tools ReplyIf people got that 400 microsoft points deal/glitch from game, it makes these games only £1.75, not a bad price at all. Heat added.
- oliver31252 years, 6 months ago #5Show comment tools ReplyIs this going to permanent?
- Shengis2 years, 6 months ago28 Likes #6Show comment tools ReplyNot understanding this easy achievement stuff. Well I hope i'm not as it reads like you buy crap games to up some lame gamerscore rather than to enjoy playing them.
- jp112 years, 6 months ago #7Show comment tools Replybeen thinking of playing kameo and got 600 points floating about in my account. cheers op, heat added
- Weapon2 years, 6 months ago #8Show comment tools ReplyNone of them look that worthwhile tbh, might have a look at the Tom Clancy game or Virtua Tennis.
Got Facebreaker bought for me when I first got my Xbox, it's fun for all of 25 minutes, really not worth getting. ESPECIALLY if you're a completionist, getting 1000g on that was HARD, I'd imagine it's even impossible now knowing what EA are like for taking down servers.
Edited By: Weapon on Jun 14, 2012 21:24
- djezz2 years, 6 months ago #9Show comment tools ReplyI'm guessing this one of those only for gold members deals?, fair enough if so (but if silver is included i'm getting surf's up)
- Valad2 years, 6 months ago #10Show comment tools ReplyWow this line up is a lot poorer than I expected. I was expecting something more like the pretty good PlayStation Plus deals.
- chrisvenn2 years, 6 months ago #11Show comment tools Replygreat prices shame the games are abit poor still have some heat.
Kameo is well worth this price tho
Edited By: chrisvenn on Jun 14, 2012 21:57
- Harryisme2 years, 6 months ago #12Show comment tools ReplyWell Kameo and Virtua Tennis are probably worth a punt at that price but to be honest not a great list of games, and you can probably pick up a used copy for the less than the value of 400 points.
But give them heat for trying, but honestly they need to provide better offers in the Download options, even with Sony, the price of a Download copy is more often much more expensive than purchasing an actual physical retail copy.
Only game i've ever brought on GoD service is Tales of Vesperia, as Namco only did one game print, so you'd have to pay atleast double retail price on Ebay to get hold of a used copy, a brand new sealed copy would set you back few hundred pounds
- Stefarno882 years, 6 months ago #13Show comment tools ReplyExpected some decent bargains... but really it's very meh. Most of those games weren't that impressive several years ago.
Bionic Commando and Prince of Persia stand out for me, but I already own them both.
Tornado Outbreak looked worth a punt, then I saw it's not available in the UK. Pity!
- repouk2 years, 6 months ago #14Show comment tools ReplyIf you want an indication of how easy / difficult a game is then try http://www.trueachievements.com/
It's a great Xbox site, that and http://www.xbox360achievements.org/ are pretty much the only sites you need for (legal) Xbox gaming.
- theonebren2 years, 6 months ago2 Likes #15Show comment tools ReplyShengisNot understanding this easy achievement stuff. Well I hope i'm not as it reads like you buy crap games to up some lame gamerscore rather than to enjoy playing them.
Getting achievements gives certain types of players enjoyment, and gets the most out of ya money. Not lame, just a bit of geeky dedication
- mkja2 years, 6 months ago #16Show comment tools ReplyThanks. Hot.
I might try some of the recommended games.
I just need the points I ordered 2 weeks ago (Hot deal on here) to arrive................
- stu832 years, 6 months ago1 Like #17Show comment tools ReplyAfraid its cold from me. You can pick them up for the same price and cheaper on disc, which allow for resale when your bored/don't like it.
- rogue_wolf812 years, 6 months ago #18Show comment tools ReplyCheers OP. Although the list isnt great I'll be grabbing Kameo :)
- ijw01612 years, 6 months ago #19Show comment tools ReplyI don't think these are that good, would anyone seriously buy these if they were in Tesco for £4? Doubt it. I know I wouldn't.
- Peew9712 years, 6 months ago2 Likes #20Show comment tools ReplyAs someone who has owned a 360 since the beginning I can tell you Rockstar Table Tennis is an awesome, underrated game :)


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So Object Design League became ODLCO, and to date the duo has produced three products: a cast-iron pot, a butter dish, and a forthcoming silicone trivet. In each case, they have done extensive leg work to track down makers who specialize in exactly the kind of production process they need. The pot, for example, was manufactured by a small company they found up in Wisconsin that makes cast-iron boat anchors. "They've been doing that since the 40s, it's their bread and butter," says Linder.
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After looking at the ODLCO prototype, the manufacturer determined that they could produce the pot, but it would require the designers' collaboration to figure out how to get the product they wanted out of the infrastructure that was there. "That is the part of small-batch manufacturing that we're really interested in, which is where some of our skill sets come in to design for the preexisting methods of making," says Linder, "They're not souped-up, they're not high-tech there, it's just, 'This is what we have, if you want to work with it that's cool.'"
What emerged is a heavy, elegant, and still totally utilitarian pot that's meant to be used under a grill, on a campfire, or in an oven, while still having aesthetic value worthy of being displayed on a table. At $150, it's about the same price as the popular multi-use Le Creuset cookware.
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