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- Engines are powerful and economical
- Firm ride on cars with lowered suspension
- Audi's reliability record isn't great
- Not as practical as the A3 Sportback
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Equipment Our rating 4/5
While the A3 hatchbacks are available in a number of trims, the Saloon is only available in higher end Sport and S line trims. That means purchase prices aren't as low as they might be, but it's still way cheaper than its main rival, the Mercedes CLA. Both versions also come well equipped. Sport includes alloys, climate control, and sports seats, while S line has part-leather upholstery and all sorts of sporty styling upgrades.
Exterior Our rating 5/5
Audi may have resisted the temptation to use the old 'four-door coupe' moniker to make the A3 Saloon sound more exciting (and fair play for that), but that doesn't mean the car is a frumpy three-box. It has sharp, crisp lines that give it a sleek, purposeful look, and that's because Audi has done far more than graft a bit of extra metal onto the back of an A3 Sportback. The Saloon is longer, wider and lower, and it also has a wider track. The flared wheelarches and integrated rear spoiler round off the A3 Saloon's mean appearance, and if you go for an S line version, you'll get even more sporty aesthetic upgrades.
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You expect an Audi saloon to feel lavish and premium inside, and the A3 certainly delivers. The interior design is simple and elegant while the materials are dense and lustrous. This really is a class act. The standard MMI infotainment interface also lends a sophisticated, high-tech feel, and it's also very simple to use. There's a vast amount of adjustment for your driving position, too. The hampered rear visibility, caused by a small back window with thick pillars, is the only real cause for complaint.
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Two turbocharged petrol engines, a 1.4 and a 1.8, give 138bhp and 178bhp, respectively. There's no point in choosing the 1.8, because the 1.4 feels every bit as quick and just as effortlessly flexible, plus it's quieter, smoother and cheaper to buy. The 148bhp 2.0-litre diesel, meanwhile, delivers muscular performance while staying impressively smooth and quiet. It has a slick-shifting six-speed manual gearbox as standard, and will be available with Audi's S tronic twin-clutch transmission as an option. We'd stick with the manual, though. The S tronic spends most of its time in high gears for the sake of economy, but that means it has to kick down too often when the car is inevitably left short of go.
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The Saloon's increased dimensions over the Sportback don't give you any more passenger space, though what you get is sufficient for four adults to sit in comfort. Rear headroom is a little tight, especially if you specify your car with a sunroof, but anyone below six feet tall will be fine in the back. What you do get is 45 litres more boot space, taking the count up to 425 litres. You also get split-folding rear seats that can extend the space if needed, but the shape and size of the boot opening means the space is harder to access than the Sportback's, so it isn't as versatile. Just as importantly, though, when you compare the A3 Saloon with bigger compact executive cars like Audi's own A4 Saloon and the BMW 3-Series, it's smaller, but it's roomy enough for most people's needs.
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Ride and handling Our rating 5/5
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12/14/2012, 03:32 AM | #361 (permalink) |
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Looks like a great app!
Can WFS be used to transfer files from Pre3 to TP? I don't have any PC or laptop having wi-fi capability available with me.
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12/26/2012, 06:26 PM | #362 (permalink) |
Thanks for this helpful tool !
After many times using this app I ran into this human error and forgot to activate the WiFi connection and sure then WiFi File Sharing does not work. I think it would be nice to either enable Wifi when starting this app or when configuring the file sharing to give a warning that Wifi connection is disabled. The highlighted Wifi File Sharing icon makes you believe that everything is ok with the setup - but it is not. |
03/07/2013, 06:54 PM | #364 (permalink) | ||
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03/13/2013, 02:20 AM | #365 (permalink) | |
Was sucked into Palm when I bought the glorious Treo650, somehow subsequent phones didn't live up to expectations. Last edited by crowning73; 04/18/2013 at 11:04 AM. |
04/18/2013, 11:04 AM | #366 (permalink) |
I'm using Windows XP, I can't get my PC to show the bloody phone, tried everything mapping adding connection waiting half an hour nothig shows up, I searched on this thread with "XP" as keyword and I realised no one is using XP anymore, does that mean this is not compatible with Windows XP maybe??
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04/18/2013, 11:14 AM | #367 (permalink) |
check your network settings and workgroup name, the samba settings on your webOS devices must match the workgroup name your windows xp is using, typically WORKGROUP is the default, sometimes MSHOME is also used on the windows side, or you may not be on a workgroup at all, so its worth checking your windows settings.
this apps default is WORKGROUP i think, to make sure, you can edit /opt/etc/samba/smb.conf to make sure or click PREFERENCES button, bottom right in the wifi sharing app, the current workgroup will be listed there along with device name/descriptions. i also believe the workgroup name will be case sensitive, so type it correctly, typically full capitals is best. you can try just entering \\TOUCHPAD\Public or \\PRE3\Public etc etc into my computers address bar or the ip address of your phone/touchpad, in my case \\192.168.0.10\Public ive used Public as a shared samba folder name, you can ofc use whatever you setup in the wifi sharing app or via manual editing of the smb.conf file.
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04/18/2013, 12:33 PM | #369 (permalink) |
can you type CMD or COMMAND in start/run, and in the dos prompt try pinging the IP of your pre?
ie for me: ping 192.168.0.20 in a similar way, try pinging the XP machine from your pre using either terminal in webosquickinstall or wterm/xterm etc on the phone. ie for me: ping 192.168.0.4 just to see that both devices do idd see each other on the network.
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04/18/2013, 12:44 PM | #370 (permalink) |
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Hmm.. No answers yet?? Is there any way to use this fine app to transfer files between two webOS devices, without involving a PC?
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04/18/2013, 01:29 PM | #371 (permalink) | |
----- yes once you have wifi sharing enabled on both devices you can use Enyo Network Drive Mapper on each device, this will create a folder in /media/internal/shares of your choosing, when you browse that folder with InternalZ or another file manager you will see the contents of the share in that folder as if it was a local folder. Network Drives - Enyo Network Drive Mapper go there and aquire version 1.0.2, install it and your good to go. heres an example of a touchpad and pre both setup using wifi sharing and drive mapper. EXAMPLE TOUCHPAD IP: 192.168.0.5 EXAMPLE PRE3 IP: 192.168.0.10 lets imagine your wifi sharing app on BOTH devices has been setup to share /media/internal/ the share name is likely to be Internal. If you already have wifi sharing working fine on both then we can skip the config/use of the wifi sharing app and just move onto configuring Drive Mapper. In our example we first run drive mapper on the Touchpad, we click "ADD PROFILE", now enter a name for this share, its the Pre3 were making a shared link for so call it "Pre3-Share". Next field is DRIVE PATH, this will be the IP Address then share name we made on the pre3 so in this example we enter 192.168.0.10/Internal now in the MOUNT TO FOLDER box simply enter shares/pre3. Its that easy, we dont need ANY other details, the other boxes are for usernames/passwords which typically will be for PC shares if they were setup, luckily we dont need them so click SAVE then simply click on the Pre3 entry, a spinner activates and the app looks for your share, if successful you get a TICK on the entry, if it didnt work, click the I/Info button and check your details are correct. (ofc the wifi app needs to be running on the pre3 or it will just fail) If all was well, launch InternalZ, browse to /media/internal/shares, you should now see a "Pre3" folder, click in there and you should now see the contents of your Pre3's /media/internal folder. If this works, you will be glad to know the reverse applies on the pre3, do exactly the same in Drive mapper on the pre3, only you change the IP to the touchpads address and ofc change all mention of Pre3 to Touchpad.
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04/19/2013, 02:16 AM | #372 (permalink) |
I've done this, but I don't understand it, if there is someone who can explain to me in English for dumbs how this works I'd appreciate it. Can anyone confirm it is NOT a Windows XP issue that prevents me from seeing the phone on my PC?
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04/19/2013, 11:13 AM | #373 (permalink) |
This app is clearly not working for me, and uploading files via cable messes up the phone database, is there another way to do it? Can't you FTP files on the Pre3?
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04/19/2013, 11:44 AM | #374 (permalink) |
A ping is a test to see if two devices on a network can communicate with each other. When you ping your phone from your computer, you're testing to see if your computer 'sees' your phone, and if your phone 'replies' back. If when you do this, you get a result back like 'request timed out', then the two can't talk to each other for some reason.
Be sure to have the WiFi Sharing App open before you try pinging (it shouldn't matter, but just to be sure that once you have a connection that you can begin trying to transfer files). You could also try to use the My Network icon on your computer to see if you can find your phone on your Windows network to transfer files. That will allow you to see any devices on your network that are shared and able to communicate with Windows. |
05/18/2013, 07:25 PM | #377 (permalink) |
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For some time now I've noticed an issue w/ the app (but havent been posting in recent months).
Apparently the config settings arent always saved or the sharing service isnt always started when 'Apply' is tapped on the Preferences scene. Re-entering the scene, verifying that the needed folders are checked and tapping 'Apply' again (even if the settings appear ok) starts the service every time. Whenever everything else seem to be working, for e.g.:
Also, double-check WiFi and the router that its connected to. As pointed out earlier, there's no warning from the app if WiFi is disabled. The on-screen signal will illuminate even if theres no active connection. |
11/14/2013, 11:48 AM | #378 (permalink) |
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I'm having trouble getting this to work with my Pre 2 and Win 7 laptop. After some installation problems (O.k. to turn off Developer Mode? -my four posts) I finally got this installed but can't get it to work.
With wifi turned on on my Pre 2 and my computer, I opened the app the checked the network devices on my laptop but couldn't find it. I pinged my Pre 2 from my laptop and it said device not found. I even let the phone sit next to the laptop for several minutes before checking again because sometimes it takes a little while to connect to freetether. When I open the app what I see is a flashing wifi icon. Is that what I should be seeing? I also can't open prefs in the top left corner. If the problem is related to previous installation problems, is there any way to remove and then make sure there are no traces left on my phone before I reinstall? |
11/15/2013, 07:42 PM | #379 (permalink) | |
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"\\192.168.0.32\Public" . Your phone won't show up on the windows 'devices' window, as far as I know. You just need to make sure that your phone and your laptop are on the same subnet, or connected to the same wifi router. Then you'll need to know the ip address that your phone is using. |
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- you're using FreeTether in this setup? - meaning that your PC is getting its internet from the Pre, which 'acts' as a router? - and your Pre is using 3G (mobile data) for internet, as opposed to WiFi (router)? If 'yes' to all three then you're doing it the wrong way. This app shares resources w/ devices that are ALL connected to a router. In such a setup the router provides the IP, subnet and gateway addresses so all devices have everything in common (but different IPs). In your example above, your network carrier provides IP, subnet, DNS and gateway for the Pre while the Pre, in router mode, provides a totally different set for the PC. They're on different networks and wont communicate/PING. Quote:
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- Rutgers coach Fred Hill is being investigated by the university for a reported outburst during a Scarlet Knights baseball game last week.
Athletic director Tim Pernetti said in a statement the accounts of the coach's actions at a game last week against Pitt are "very concerning."
The investigation was first reported by the Home News Tribune of East Brunswick.
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Good quality item but price is a bit high. If you have thicker pillowtop Queen bedding, definitely purchase this in King instead as it will not even cover the sides of a Queen mattress. Using this now, but will replace with a similar item soon.
The cover is great. My only complaint is that it wrinkles quite easily, but I guess that's to be expected. It fits my duvet quite nicely and is truly pure, bright white.
This is a nice duvet cover, however I do think it is a little short in width. It does not hang down on the sides as much as it shows in the picture, on my king sized bed. I did order a king duvet. The shams are generously cut for king pillows. The color is a white white, which I wanted. Overall I am pleased. The button closure is nicely done. I would not hesitate to order this item.
Nice quality for the money
Overstock is sticking me with a return shipping fee because it is not damaged! What do you call a see through $*** cheesecloth that is described as a duvet cover. By definition, it's supposed to cover! The shams as so thin, you can see the logo on the pillows. The duvet is also very thin. That is not a duvet. It has to be at least thicker than a flimsy sheet. This is not the end. I am not giving up on this.
A sharp look and would be great if you need a small king duvet cover. Was replacing one we had for years and played tug-o-war with every night. Never seemed big enough. Was determined to not make the same mistake so I am sending it back. Going for 108 not 102!
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I'm a Disgaea fanboy, so when a friend (Nia) suggested Disgaea cosplay for Minami 2010 it wasn't too much of a hard sell, neither was the character! As it happened, I got carried away and started the cosplay much earlier than I needed to, it was almost finished in time for AX earlier in summer, a rare feat for me! The coat tails and collar are held in using thick interfacing, reinforced with wire sewn in to the edges, making them posable. The coat itself is made of a thin fabric backed PVC. I was worried about using PVC, but my sewing machine demonstrated its love for me once again, sewing it to everything without a care in the world! The studs were self cover buttons, hot glued to the underside of the the PVC and B&Q Provided some plastic chain so my arms diddn't fall off an hour into the day; unfortunatly said chain also prevented me from leaving the cosplay, I've never chained myself into a costume before this! The trousers are Primarks finest grey jeans, now in glorious technicolour thanks to the wonders of Dylon. The guitar is constructed mainly from Foamboard and Funky Foam: 3 sheets of foamboard glued together provide the main body, with modeling clay used to soften the edges and disguise the joins. I'm not the worlds best propmaker, so I'm fairly pleased with how it turned out, though I have some plans to improve it for a rewear. A superstar performance by Funky Foam also provided the eyebrows, and may provide another enchancement or two before the next rewear. =-p In the irony department, it seems I'm not down to do Midboss for Minami, so the Dark Hero may not see the group shoot he was planned for, unless some other poor sap ends up in it! Any more photos you may have are welcome. |


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VELMA ELEANOR AWANA, 60, died Feb. 9, 2005. Born in Hono-lulu. Accounts secretary for AIG Insurance. Survived by children, Richard Kamali Jr., Christine Kamali-Hill, Ryan Kamali, Mary-Linda Spivey and Diane Meech; brother, John Deliso; sisters, Lola Mathias and Linda Jackson; 16 grandchildren. Service 3 p.m. Thursday at First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu. Inurnment 10 a.m. Friday at Hawai'i State Veterans Cemetery. No flowers. Aloha attire. Arrangements by Moanalua Mortuary. NOVA ROXANE BASQUE, 40, of Kailua, Kona, Hawai'i, died Jan. 29, 2005. Born in Kealakekua, Hawai'i. Counter and parts delivery person for Napa Auto Parts. Survived by husband, Bradferd Sr.; son, Bradferd Jr.; daughter, Nova; parents, Clara and Morris Graciidis, George and Linda Kailiawa; brothers, Herman Kunewa Jr., Morris Graciidis Jr., Mason Graciidis, George Kailiawa, Jackie Kailiawa and Justin Kailiawa; sisters, Annette Aquino, Marella Hakkei, Georgianne Lauronal, Sonya Graciidis, Georgette Kailiawa, Georgina Kailiawa, Georgia Kailiawa, Georgeanna "Joe" Kailiawa, Leann Bruno and Blossom Kailiawa; hanai sister, Christy Estencion. Visitation 9 a.m. Monday at St. Michael's Church, Kailua, Kona; Mass 10 a.m. Flowers welcome. Arrangements by Borthwick Hawaii Funeral Home. LORRAINE C. CARLOS, 80, of Kailua, died Feb. 11, 2005. Born in Honolulu. Retired from Straub Hospital & Clinic. Survived by son, Robert; daughter, Paula Serikawa; brother, Lawrence Cabrinha; 10 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren. Visitation 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at St. John Vianney Church; Mass 11:30 a.m.; burial 1 p.m. at Hawaiian Memorial Park. Aloha attire. Arrangements by Borthwick Mortuary.
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Release 1.3.0 of AsyncFP includes the small records datastore, an in-
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ICICI Bank and Indian Overseas Bank (IOB), on Wednesday, have hiked their interest rates on foreign currency deposits by non-residents by up to 175 basis points.
The hike in the Foreign Currency Non-Resident (FCNR-B) deposits, applicable from May 8, is across currencies in different maturities ranging from one year to five years, ICICI Bank said in a statement here.
The move comes within a week of Reserve Bank of India hiking interest rate caps on foreign currency deposits by the diaspora in its quest to check the rupee slide.
Under the revised rules, banks can offer interest rates, which would be 3 per cent above the international benchmark for deposits in the three-to-five-year maturities from the earlier 1.25 per cent.
The cap has been kept at 2 per cent above international benchmark for deposits of less than three years.
ICICI Bank said in the under three years maturity, it has hiked rates by 0.75 percentage points while for the three-five years category, the hike is 1.75 percentage points.
Under its newly-announced rates, a five-year U.S. dollar deposit will earn a non-resident an interest of 4.11 per cent, while the same for over one year but under two years is 3.05 per cent.
IOB for its part, has increased interest rates in foreign currency non-resident (Banking) accounts by 175 basis points for deposits of three-to-five years.
For deposits between one year and up to three years, it has been increased by 75 basis points with immediate effect, an IOB release said here.
The present interest rates for U.S. dollar ranges from 2.56 per cent to 4.11 per cent, for GBP (Great Britain Pound) 3.38 per cent to 4.70 per cent and for the euro it ranges from 2.95 per cent to 4.45 per cent for different maturities.
IOB had already hiked the non-resident (External) deposit interest rates at 9.25 per cent for deposits ranging from one year but less than five years, the release said.
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TAZEWELL –– With three four-year starters in its lineup, Grayson County has seen just about everything over the last four years. But these nor any other Blue Devils have ever seen 23 wins before.
Grayson County fought off a sustained challenge by Richlands and added another 'W' to its school-record win total Saturday, riding Camryn McGrady's 30-point effort to a 62-47 win in the Conference 39 title game at Tazewell Middle School.
INDEPENDENCE –– Grayson County has been through its share of highs and lows this year. The highs far outnumbered the lows. But as few and far between as they have been, those lows have been deep ones.
The Blue Devils' season ended with one of those lows Monday night as the most successful group of seniors in school history saw their careers come to an end with a 55-46 loss to Gate City in the first round of the Region 2A West girls' basketball tournament.
In an effort to prepare both staff and public for a new future, Bogeys, Galax's answer to fine dining, held a private, small-plate dinner with wine pairings.
Owner Kenneth Belton, who was one of the restaurant's four owners before buying out the others late last year, was on hand along with consultant Judy Brannock; new chef J.C. Botero (born in Colombia, raised in south Florida and lately of Olde Mill Resort); sommelier Steve Foster of Andes Importers of Salem, who was responsible for the wine pairing; and new staff members.
Multiple fire departments battled a deadly structure fire on Glendale Road across from Wolfe Glade Grocery on Thursday morning.
A report from the Galax Fire Department at 8:42 a.m. on March 5 stated that children were trapped inside the structure.
"To my knowledge, there were four children in the residence and one adult, and the adult and one child were standing outside," when the fire department arrived, said Galax Assistant Fire Chief Mark Burnett.
LEBANON –– It's a common occurrence in games this time of year when Radford is involved: A well-crafted game plan is executed with precision. Tempo is controlled – forced – with an iron will. Any kind of run, should one actually materialize, is shrugged off. Defense always rules. And the better basketball team walks off the court a winner.
And Galax pulled it all off to perfection.
WOODLAWN — The Carroll County Sheriff's Office arrested a Woodlawn man Tuesday on multiple charges, following the violent pursuit of a driver who attempted to hit several vehicles while fleeing from law enforcement.
Eric Michael Fulton, 38, of Laurel Mount Lane in Woodlawn, was charged with felony eluding law enforcement, two counts of assault on a police officer, two misdemeanor counts of destruction of property for damaging two police cars, resisting arrest, reckless driving and operating a vehicle with expired registration and expired inspection.
A two-vehicle accident tied up traffic and required four people to be transported for treatment of injuries on Tuesday at 5:42 p.m., according to Galax Police Capt. James Cox.
The accident occurred when a blue 1992 Ford Escort, operated by Brian Keith Smith, 51, of Galax, was traveling east on East Stuart Drive/U.S. 58 at the Caldwell Street intersection. Police said he attempted to turn left onto Glendale and struck a tan 2000 Ford Expedition, operated by Steven Ray Dalton, 49, of Hillsville.
A 24/7 job I know I might be in the minority when I say this, but I am glad I didn't own the factories that I worked in or the businesses or had the headaches that they have doing the bookwork and the ordering. All I did was show up, put in a hard day's work and got a paycheck. I didn't have to stay. If you own a business it is a 24/7 job. Just because you go home doesn't mean you don't have to worry about your business when you are not there.
L.D. Galyean celebrated his 80th birthday Feb. 18 with family at his home in Galax.
He still works every day and stays young at heart.
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Final Fantasy Agito XIII is now called Final Fantasy Type-O for ... well, I have no idea. It just is. I think it's still in the same 'world' though. I really liked FF13. It had a fantastic story, entertaining (though sometimes annoying) characters and very very pretty graphics. Sure it didn't have towns, shops and open-world exploration, but I find all of that tedious anyway. I made my friend play basically the entire Pulse mission-grinding part.
I really liked the open world exploration of FF games. The shops were good too. Also, it seems that Type-0 will be on two UMDs. Not sure how that'll work, whether it'll be half the game on one disc and sapping over half way through or have some content on one disc to be installed with the other disc used to play it. Oh well. It should be out in Japan this summer so it shouldn't be too much longer, and there'll be a new trailer up next week as well. Very excited.
I got FFXIII today and have been playing it for a bit. Very pretty graphics. Combat is ok too, if a bit simple, but then I often just mashed one button with other FF games. Final Fantasy Type-0 has a new trailer out today, which should be good. I haven't seen it yet as I'm waiting for it to load and I have to walk the dog.
I think it'd be better if I could understand what's being said, but yeah, I'm not all that excited either. I don't have a PS3 and I doubt I'll ever get one either, so it's not like I'll get to play it. The Type-0 trailer was pretty awesome. Looking forward to it. Also, would I be right in thinking that if I install all three FFXIII discs I can just keep the first one in and not have to swap them?
Oh well, FFVIII was on four discs so I'm sure I'll cope, and my 360 is within reach. I am really liking it though. Vanille is pretty awesome, I love her accent and her outfit, which I'd wear if I could get away with it.
Is it just me, or were a lot of the robot enemies from the Type-0 trailer very similar to Shinra robots from FF7 and its spin-offs?
It wouldn't surprise me, the Final Fantasy series has a lot of strong themes that run through all of them, including visually, so to have similar looking enemy models would fit in with that.
Certainly, though one has to admit that the reoccurring themes have been stronger in the more...traditional fantasy settings, while the more sci-fi settings have had less visual continuity.
I'm more excited than ever after watching the versus XIII trailer. It seems like Square is following that same pattern it did with the PSone games. XIII is pretty similar to VII in a basic sense, and it looks like versus XIII is going to share a lot of similarities with FF VIII. 8 is hands down my favorite of the main FF series. I loved the visual style they were going for, the music was breathtaking, and the story was pretty dark with the center of the story being Squall and Rinoa's relationship. vXIII seems to be following the same basic formula as 8 did, and that has be extremely stoked. Evil.
I'm not sure about Versus XIII now, couldn't really tell how the combat system actually worked and the graphics, while OK, didn't look quite as good as XIII's.
The combat system is strongly reminiscent of Kingdom Hearts, right down to the combat menu and the three member party. The battle with the behemoth looks exactly like a KH Cerberus fight with a futuristic facelift. I suppose all that is hardly a surprise with KH's creator at the helm, but it looks a lot less original than I thought it might be. Still looking forward to it, but I'm not expecting a masterpiece. I liked the music.
Can someone give me a quick lowdown on the upgrade system in XIII? I've just got the upgrade ability but I don't know what I'm doing. Do I just add items and it'll give XP and level up the weapon? Or is it like FFVIII where you need specific stuff to upgrade?
Basically, random loot gives you EXP towards leveling up a weapon/amulet/other. If you get a big enough EXP boost at once, you get a x1.5->x3.0 multiplier to the next item/s you use to level the item. Theres specific area's of the game to farm easy stuffs to get EXP boosts while also providing nice points themselves, or you can buy alot of cheap items and build up the Multiplier by using a bunch at once. At a certain level of a weapon/amulet/other, it will require a specific item(usually pretty rare) and it will evolve the item to its next stage. Most weapons have 2 evolutions(Base stage-> Advanced->Master kinda system). IIRC, most accessories have only 1 advancement. I'm pretty sure theres a hnady-dandy guide out there somewhere that explains it even better than the Strat Guide, which is what i was working off of. Gamefaqs usually has good stuff.
It's kind of complex BUT levelling up weapons does help, you'll need to decide which you upgrade though. You get exp points for every item but by mixing tech and organic components you can create a multiplier effect, so the way to upgrade is to use small, cheap items to raise the multiplier then throw in some big stuff that gets multiplied. You'll only be able to get weapons to level 2 in all likelihood but that'll be enough to make a big difference when you get the lev 2 weapon powered up. Initially it doesn't seem that different but several upgrades later, it becomes lethal. I relied on powering up weapons to win the second Barthandelus fight.
The problem I'm having is that only Vanille can do much damage. I certainly can't do much damage without her and the only time I can get five stars is when she's in the party. I really need to upgrade all the weapons so they can at least do some moderate damage. I have two guns for Sazh, which would be best to upgrade?
Hard to say, I'm not sure there's a definitive answer MM, tends to depend on your play style - I tend to opt for a magic-attack, defence-offence balance, but there's different weapons for other styles too. I think for Lightning I upped the BlazfireSaber, can't remember what I did for Sazh.
Why did no one mention that FFIV was redone for the PSP along with the sequel? the blog post about its release. I've got FFIV on the GBA and the DS, but I know I'll be picking this up as well. It'll be good to finally get my hands on the sequel too as afaik it's only been a Japanese release until now. Anyone got this or is anyone else excited about this?
I got to Orphans Cradle 2 weeks ago and havent played since. I need to get the hell back and finish this game...its been out almost a yr and I got it on release day.
It'll be good to finally get my hands on the sequel too as afaik it's only been a Japanese release until now. The sequel is available on the Wii virtual console. It's somewhat interesting, but nothing spectacular. And it gets kind of obnoxious towards the end. Amazing.
Be warned, the last set of bosses are a bastard! The last of the trio is easy, but getting through the first two.... The reward is worthwhile though - final crystarium level unlocked!


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Walsh, Jim (2004) Partnership theory and practice. In: Partnerships for effective local development. CREADEL PUBLICATION Nr. 2. Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Charleroi, pp. 7-28.
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The importance of the local arena in planning for socio-economic development has gained widespread attention over recent years both in Ireland and further afield (Stohr, 1990; Bennett and Krebs, 1991; Bennett and McCoshan, 1993; OECD, 1990; Walsh, 1996; Maillat, 1997). This section commences with a brief review of the concept of development followed by a consideration of the rationale for local development initiatives and an identification of the key components of strategies for effective local development. The most important is the establishment of an organisational structure based on partnership. The concept of partnership is explored in some detail and the principal advantages and disadvantages of partnerships are discussed. The remainder of this section reviews a selection of studies that have assessed the role of partnerships in local development in diverse contexts.
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Popper, David - Gavotte in d minor, Op. 67, No. 2. For Cello with Piano. Published by Ludwig Music Publishing Co.
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10 February 2010
Adam Hurst Plays 'Dusk'
the young musician,
dressed up in suit and hat
to play his 'gypsy cello',
his long white fingers
deft on the strings.
His soft boy mouth
is briefly tremulous
as if restraining weeping,
or singing silently.
His eyes are shaded
by the brim of his hat.
The sombre music of dusk
flows from him with authority
as it must. Composer, interpreter,
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Night and stillness arrive
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> For example, doesn't GNU Bison have "special" licensing consideration > to accommodate similar quandary? For Elisp, the situation is fairly different: there is pretty much no way to write useful Elisp code that doesn't fall under the GPL, because it essentially needs to be linked with Emacs (or XEmacs). So it's all GPL in any case. Stefan
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Developer 4J Studios may have sent the "Minecraft PS4 Edition" to Sony for certification testing, and fans may have already started looking at the August release date of the title, but a speedy release may not be the case.
In a recent update over their official Twitter, 4J Studios announced that they will be repeating the process due to failure to pass the cert testing.
"Sony found some issues we have to fix in their final test of "MinecraftPS4 :( We're fixing, but we need to go through the process again," said 4J Studios over their official Twitter.
The developers did not expound on what exactly that means for "Minecraft PS4 Edition," though hopefully it won't mean too long a delay because of this.
4J Studios has been keeping mum about the updates for the "Minecraft Xbox One Edition" and "Minecraft PS Vita Edition," and some fans are already becoming anxious over the lack of updates.
All three editions had been announced to hit its target August 2014 release date, though at this rate, a delay seems to be inevitable for all the upcoming platforms.
In the meantime, those who are also playing "Minecraft" on the PC, Mojang has more news on the "Minecraft 1.8 Update." The latest blog post over at the official Mojang website, the developers have shown off the "Minecraft 1.8" pre-release, tagged as the bountiful update.
"These changes consist of both new features, and large game structure changes such as replacing the hard-coded 'block renderer' with a system that is able to read block shapes from data files, or performance enhancements such as multi-threading the client-side chunk rendering," said Mojang.
The developers add that the "Minecraft 1.8 Update" will be launched on Sept. 2, and will bring in several changes.
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Can you tell me about starting a union? - page 2
My hospital is going through some major changes to include a complete turnover of management. Nurses are leaving due to unhappiness and unsafe conditions. Would a union help if I could help start one... Read More
1Sep 20, '12 by KevinKaresNurses need to learn that they have the power. Nothing to fear but fear itself! Look at the Police, the Firemen, the teachers. Nurses are at least as important as those careers and anyone of them would agree. klindarn likes this.
2Sep 20, '12 by KevinKaresDon't worry! I am MAD! I gave my all to that place. I saved them from lawsuits all the time from disgruntled families by defusing the situation. I represented them in the best possible light-all of us did. I was so tired of there questionaires and Gallup crap and then nothing happened. My boss, who I liked was always begging us to fill out the polls and we were like,"why?" nothing ever changes, just increase the workload. They were having about 48 percent of staff doing the Gallup. And why not? Same poll for last 7 years and no changes. I'd love to see them bend to a union. Nothing has changed either in the 6 months since I left. I keep up with my friends. In fact getting ready to increase the pt ratio. The time is ripe, I'd say. kherring_RN and lindarn like this.
1Sep 20, '12 by KelRN215, BSN, RNQuote from kmcguirernHospitals are anti-union because it takes away some of their power. In non-union hospitals, what administration says goes. If administration decides that positions are being cut, that there won't be raises this year, that shift differentials are going away, etc. (and all of the above happened during the time I was at my former hospital), it just happens. In a union facility, those things don't just happen.Question: I've seen 2 comments so far stating that Hospitals are anti-union, as they should be. Could someone explain to me why they should be? I know they are for their own good, but what other reasons do you know of. Does anyone think they should not become union and why?herring_RN likes this.


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Pentagon takes lead on troop withdrawal in Afghanistan
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President Obama is letting his commanders make a lot of the critical Afghanistan troop withdrawal decisions. The administration says the commanders will decide things like the number of troops to leave first and whether they will be combat forces. That way, General Petraeus can pace this year's withdrawals to preserve combat power through the end of October or November. General Petraeus and Joint Chiefs Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen didn't provide details on what the July pullout would look like. Admiral Mullen says the President was giving commanders a lot of free range with the withdrawal, as long as they meet the President's broad timelines.
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